Taylor saw substantial inefficiencies in factories and other workplaces, and he attributed many of the inefficiencies to mismanagement of labor.
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These programs, over time, will keep squeezing ever-smaller inefficiencies out of the market, and the BlackRocks and Goldmans will keep competing to squeeze out those inefficiencies.
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What the scorers working for the Oakland A's showed was that markets have inefficiencies, and that if you can find those inefficiencies and exploit them you can beat your competition.
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Each time, we further automated the process and spotted inefficiencies.
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The inefficiencies, especially in scaling, are probably not worth it.
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But having two ISS languages brings operational inefficiencies, Ansdell said.
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On the other, it creates inefficiencies and fragments the market.
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That means tackling the many inefficiencies that hold Peru back.
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Often, those inefficiencies are only made visible by Big Data.
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" The EPA said the budget would "reduce redundancies and inefficiencies.
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He was frustrated by the gaps and inefficiencies he saw.
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They discovered it was plagued by inefficiencies and annoying gimmicks.
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Jubilant FoodWorks cited a lack of profitability and operational inefficiencies.
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They are tired of men and their predations and inefficiencies.
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You will spot inefficiencies as soon as you start your work.
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The Republican tax plan would eliminate inefficiencies in the tax code.
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Employee morale has been greatly affected by perceived inefficiencies and inequities.
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Be ready to share problems or inefficiencies, as well as solutions.
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But he was frustrated by the gaps and inefficiencies he saw.
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For individual investors, the resulting market inefficiencies come with a conundrum.
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Gratuitous double-height spaces make for inefficiencies in your mechanical systems.
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Like in many areas of trucking, drayage is stymied by inefficiencies.
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But it's also a mega-market rife with waste and inefficiencies.
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This has inherent inefficiencies and the increased risk of system failures.
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When rates were higher that model covered up inefficiencies in their businesses.
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But for data this is likely to create inefficiencies, argues Mr Weyl.
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The structure has since been consolidated and—says General Spindler—inefficiencies addressed.
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The food and agriculture value-chain is full of bottlenecks and inefficiencies.
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Our fetishization of the adversary system does lead to injustice and inefficiencies.
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The inefficiencies, shortages and dysfunction of the Soviet system accentuated the risks.
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And yet, the market was hampered with inefficiencies in pricing and reliability.
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Gawande has written and spoken extensively about inefficiencies in the current system.
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The two argued that the acquisition would reduce inefficiencies and benefit consumers.
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Like virtually any nationalized body, the system has its share of inefficiencies.
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Our changes must address root problems that lead to inefficiencies and frustrations.
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Their diets are regimented, their throwing mechanics are biometrically analyzed for inefficiencies.
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In general terms, Brazil and Latin America have long suffered from deep inefficiencies.
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Doing so would swell the Fed's balance-sheet, but eliminate still more inefficiencies.
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Other governments complain that China's state firms are, in effect, exporting their inefficiencies.
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You're at the mercy of a system powered by a comedy of inefficiencies.
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The dearth of digital skills is also driving exorbitant inefficiencies in the workplace.
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Google has a solution for the creaking inefficiencies of modern healthcare: push notifications.
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Right now, the United States government throws away money because of unaddressed inefficiencies.
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Though costly, a sole public insurer might eliminate the worst of these inefficiencies.
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Ponder the potential inefficiencies of a whiskey popsicle as an alcohol-delivery system.
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Look at where the inefficiencies or problems in your company are, Caan wrote.
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"Regulating trading practices will not solve these market issues and inefficiencies," Eurocommerce said.
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They see a system rife with administrative inefficiencies, opaque prices, and customer dissatisfaction.
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While they support eliminating inefficiencies, shrinking the office is not a top priority.
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A city's dynamism derives from its inefficiencies, from people and ideas colliding unpredictably.
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Many of the inefficiencies of embryo donation plague these types of transactions, too.
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Regarding fiscal policy, I proposed to this board that a re-engineering program for the government would tackle inefficiencies while producing savings, but the board prefers austerity although this just exacerbates inefficiencies by maintaining the same processes with fewer workers.
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Greenhouse gas emissions often indicate waste due to excessive energy use or other inefficiencies.
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The internet is creating lots of opportunities to squeeze inefficiencies out of the system.
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It will also help people spot inefficiencies, weaknesses, and vulnerabilities to manipulation and misinformation.
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His predecessor, Jacques Diouf, served an 18-year term amid donor criticism about inefficiencies.
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There's no question, problems and inefficiencies serve as catalysts to ignite my entrepreneurial spirit.
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I have a few I support, but the overhead and inefficiencies really bother me.
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There is some kind of takeaway about the inefficiencies of the legal system here.
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This design also includes inherent inefficiencies such as electricity consumption discarded on stale blocks.
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Mr. Beane turned to statistics to uncover inefficiencies in the way teams valued players.
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Often, due to inefficiencies in air traffic control, planes don't fly the most direct routes.
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We capture the utility of various moves, prune away the inefficiencies and that's about it.
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Despite the market's inefficiencies, investors, looking to diversify their portfolios, are still taking what's available.
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Still, in spite of inefficiencies, the intention of the state is enough to cause havoc.
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For example, the Trump administration budgets correctly cited inefficiencies of the Food for Peace program.
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Eletrobras has struggled for years with high debt, operating inefficiencies and little room for investments.
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They have all these inefficiencies that they're running in order to get that endless capacity.
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Resulting inefficiencies and losses cost hundreds of billions of dollars annually, the Israeli company said.
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The statement said Ford already is addressing operating inefficiencies and problems with its China business.
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Unmaintained infrastructure makes it harder to move goods, creating inefficiencies and slowing down our economy.
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By adopting it, the government could eliminate supply chain inefficiencies -- and save billions of dollars.
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His predecessor, Jacques Diouf, served an 18-year term but faced donor criticism about inefficiencies.
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Bugs are, after all, more than just program-sinking errors, but include system-draining inefficiencies.
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Lawmakers say it would help reduce administrative inefficiencies and costs in the U.S. health-care system.
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He experienced those inefficiencies firsthand with his son, who was a part of a clinical trial.
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The growing fitness boutique industry sees inefficiencies when there are empty spots in a workout class.
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Health care, a great driver of the national debt, is increasingly challenged by inefficiencies and demographics.
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This, the company claims, leads to price opacity and inefficiencies, something it is aiming to eradicate.
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Despite mastering real-time changes to products, this approach created minor inefficiencies in our manufacturing system.
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We expect to see more modern technology implemented to eliminate bureaucratic red tape and government inefficiencies.
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As happens to many large organizations, bureaucracy and other inefficiencies have crept in over the years.
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Big teams can always absorb inefficiencies, but, as a whole, the sport is poorer for it.
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The redundant design process and inefficiencies in branding resulting in millions of dollars wasted each year.
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Botching up their sale prospects, he says, is further evidence of Dorsey's inefficiencies as a leader.
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And it went through the bad systems, the bad credit, the inefficiencies and stuff like that.
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Kindbody is able to charge less for egg freezing because they've cut out operational inefficiencies, i.e.
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For too long, its inefficiencies have slowed business growth and kept Americans locked out of opportunity.
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About 68% of all consumption involved rejected energy, or energy that gets wasted through various inefficiencies.
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I go so far as to say life itself is wasted in the inefficiencies of production.
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But policy experts also say it would keep inefficiencies in the healthcare system largely in place.
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DLT could help modernize democratic election systems, largely eliminating voter fraud, vote count inefficiencies, and hacks.
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Distracted, he noticed other inefficiencies at Police Headquarters and he felt increasingly compelled to fix them.
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How long could people endure all the resulting delays and inefficiencies before it became too unbearable?
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Currently the issuance of debt securities is decentralised and can lead to inefficiencies, the fund said.
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" This process creates inefficiencies that mean up to 80% of the construction being "out-of-tolerance.
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The program had been sparingly used, and the recent mass of claims exposed some procedural inefficiencies.
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Disruptions in communication between headquarters and the many different store types allowed inefficiencies to take root.
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Other developed nations, such as Australia and New Zealand, have addressed these types of tax inefficiencies.
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The retail industry loses $50 billion each year because of inefficiencies with handling returns, Optoro said.
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Disappointingly, the bill retains many of the current inefficiencies and complexities of the current tax system.
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"We've grown to a point where we are in five locations and there are inefficiencies," said Barber.
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According to estimates from health care experts, inefficiencies account for health care overspending of about 30 percent.
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First, smart beta emphasizes capturing investment factors or market inefficiencies in a rules-based and transparent way.
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But community events enable BovControl to address other production inefficiencies without the need for entirely new products.
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As inefficiencies are ironed out, the winning companies will be able to innovate new products and features.
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You notice inefficiencies and tend to find ways to save time, streamline, or automate where you can.
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Proponents say the plan would help reduce administrative inefficiencies and costs in the U.S. health-care system.
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Indeed, limiting the free flow of information may result in inefficiencies that undermine free markets and competition.
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"All it has done is driven inefficiencies within the Navy," the staffer said of the cost cap.
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Another day, another transportation agency mired in inefficiencies that just happens to be destroying it on Instagram.
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The hope was that the widespread use of EHRs would reduce medical errors, inefficiencies and inappropriate care.
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The crisis revealed fundamental inefficiencies in the Greek economy that the country will be forced to reconcile.
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This involves using software to monitor the tasks that office workers perform, to identify bottlenecks and inefficiencies.
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Their insulation and piping systems are below today's standard for new construction, causing heat leaks and inefficiencies.
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The update has faced resistance from Republicans who point to lingering inefficiencies in the $1.7 billion program.
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A lot of scientists complain about the process being too long, sometimes biased, and riddled with inefficiencies.
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Combining these two companies will allow them to reduce inefficiencies and advance new products to farmers faster.
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If the government is serious about nixing inefficiencies and finally reducing our national deficit, it'll embrace blockchain.
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Hiding likes could create "near-term inefficiencies in how some of these deals get done," she said.
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It points to inefficiencies in the trucking industry, FreightWaves chief insight officer Dean Croke told Business Insider.
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The idea is to leave behind the inefficiencies and decay of organic matter, and to transcend the physical.
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The restructure removed group inefficiencies and increased the bank's earning streams as well as geographical and business diversification.
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The big bucks lie in finding market inefficiencies no one else can, succeeding at the expense of others.
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IT IS not typhoons or earthquakes that insurers should fear most, but geeks alert to their businesses' inefficiencies.
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Conversely, this new observability is also helping to identify system inefficiencies (like memory leakage) proactively rather than reactively.
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"There's an enormous amount of inefficiencies as to how these routes have sprung up," Coetzee tells CNN Business.
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Last quarter, there were many expedite fees and routing inefficiencies that led to higher than expected delivery costs.
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People have been complaining about some of the aspects of that and some of the inefficiencies they have.
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China's economy has plenty of inefficiencies, whether in the form of state-owned companies or gift-giving customs.
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This is especially worrisome since research also suggests that limiting school-level autonomy over spending decisions creates inefficiencies.
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Increased competition in online resources for DIY enthusiasts and management inefficiencies have slowed the company's growth, sources say.
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And lower out-of-pocket health costs reduce inefficiencies in purchasing health care and can encourage consumer spending.
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The problem to be solved also was unambiguous: inefficiencies plagued the workplace leading to waste and lost productivity.
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In the long run, the startup said it aims to tackle inefficiencies in China's $44 billion logistics market.
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Ackman is seeking to win three board seats at ADP and is pushing that company to eliminate inefficiencies.
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For landlords, the poor or non-existent data about their housing stock and resultant maintenance and repair inefficiencies.
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But, for now, it's start-ups like Xenetas, nibbling away at the industry's inefficiencies, that are making waves.
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They'll also note that DoD, as with any big bureaucracy, has its fair share of inefficiencies and waste.
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For its part, Verizon argued that the new call center rule would allow it to wring out inefficiencies.
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"Ultimately, it's because of these inefficiencies that the likes of Nagpur do not become industrial hubs," Reddy said.
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The delays stem from inefficiencies in the U.S. military judicial process and the complexity of the cases themselves.
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Sessions typically start 15-20 minutes late, due in part to inefficiencies in just how information is relayed.
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Navistar is also facing higher commodity prices, freight costs and some "inefficiencies" in the supply base, Borst added.
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He was immersed in his search for inefficiencies — finding players, some hidden in plain sight, who were undervalued.
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TrueNorth: To help fix inefficiencies in the fragmented trucking industry, TrueNorth offers a software solution for independent truckers.
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Several former U.S. intelligence officials acknowledged the potential for a review of spy agencies' role, structure and inefficiencies.
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By addressing the inefficiencies of the system, the cost of care and insurance will be reduced, she added.
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CargoX uses machine learning and technology to support truck drivers and reduce inefficiencies on Brazil's famously congested roads.
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Unfortunately, health care has spurred the growth of an entire cottage industry wholly dedicated to these enduring inefficiencies.
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Instead, the budget eliminates waste and inefficiencies in the Medicare program, in line with the president's campaign promise.
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So having all the important information in one place, easily sharable, will eliminate many inefficiencies, and save lives.
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The problem with Germany's success, notes Mr Zettelmeyer, is that it has allowed governments to avoid tackling structural inefficiencies.
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With new but untested technology came new avenues for errors and inefficiencies — the opposite of what technology should provide.
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The carrier makes its biggest losses on the London route because it faces fierce competition that expose its inefficiencies.
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There's too much emphasis on the negatives of the EU such as the inefficiencies and over-regulation, Haass said.
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We target areas that are ripe for disruption through technology where inefficiencies arise from regulation, middlemen and manual processes.
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The inefficiencies amount to "many, many millions" of dollars in new costs, borne by the whole industry, he said.
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"Eighty percent of cost structure is not salary," said Joly, who said he focused first eliminating waste and inefficiencies.
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Ramaphosa has pledged to split Eskom into three units to deal with inefficiencies, a move cautiously welcomed by investors.
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It might then learn the process for manufacturing these postcards, trying to eliminate inefficiencies and errors in the process.
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I think I've identified the key inefficiencies in my game and I'm dying to put my plans into practice.
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The experts said "massive inequities and inefficiencies" in financing and governance were restricting access to drugs for many people.
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And, Geurts said, there will likely be additional inefficiencies in the industrial base as a result of work delays.
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Ghana should also tackle energy sector inefficiencies, particularly improving the management of the state-owned enterprises, the statement added.
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The two contended the move would reduce inefficiencies, lowering costs for consumers and giving them a better user experience.
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The BBG was criticized, however, for inefficiencies due largely to delays in nominating and approving members of the board.
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That creates inefficiencies when it comes to how many truck drivers are in the market, and where they're working.
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Under the weight of Western sanctions and Russia's own inefficiencies, the economy has performed poorly since at least 2013.
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He has said he would launch a "top-to-bottom review" of the Internal Revenue Service to eliminate inefficiencies.
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Others find pricing inefficiencies in a market,exploit them on behalf of consumers and pass along the savings at scale.
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If you want to waste money and have gross inefficiencies, the federal government in Washington is the place for you.
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It's an ambitious project, and one that just sounds so clever, killing a number of inefficiencies at a single stroke.
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But that understates inefficiencies, executives privately concede - as well as the cost of protracted bickering over whose technology becomes standard.
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Consolidation of the banking sector "remains the most efficient tool to address inefficiencies and guarantee access to capital", he said.
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The reasoning in 2016 was that there was "occasional confusion and inefficiencies" from Blizzard, the game development company, and Battle.
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The startup says it employs blockchain and smart contracts to solve complex large-scale business inefficiencies across number of industries.
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The impact: Inefficiencies in routing and communication mean vehicles are idling in city centers and taking congested paths between destinations.
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But just within the handling of one bar altercation are enough injustices and inefficiencies to make any rational person incensed.
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That allows you to reduce inefficiencies in your own treatment and also to provide data to help train medical algorithms.
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China's tariff on U.S. LNG introduced inefficiencies into the spot market, threatening to raise prices for all buyers this winter.
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It can help you figure out the right shoes to run in, and whether there are inefficiencies in your stride.
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"Most engineers I know go through life seeing inefficiencies everywhere," Christa Mabee, a coder in San Francisco, once told me.
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Brazil's harshest recession on record stoked delinquencies and laid bare operational inefficiencies that weighed down Cemig's revenue in the quarter.
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We were the first bank who took the position we don't want to compete on the inefficiencies of the market.
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Kroger is struggling to secure its financial footing — and claims inefficiencies in its health plan are part of the problem.
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Unaccountable firms impose massive inefficiencies upon the public thanks to the negative externalities actively encouraged by the limited liability regime.
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The overall margin declined year on year, driven by the "adverse weather related inefficiencies" in the period, the company said.
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The potential for harmonization, and ultimately, reduced inefficiencies is yet to be fully realized by both government and grant recipients.
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Several studies estimate the inefficiencies in America's $3.5 trillion bloated system to be as much as a third or more.
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These delays are the direct result of system-wide inefficiencies resulting from the use of outdated, WWII-era radar technology.
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This makes them perennial fodder for the craft and sullen art of astute stock pickers seeking to exploit market inefficiencies.
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Hyundai uses VR in the design stage of its car manufacturing, meaning that the simulations help reduce inefficiencies and missteps.
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This creates inefficiencies and inconvenience for customers and businesses that expect better in an age when technology makes everything faster.
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We've long known that higher prices tend to induce sloppiness and inefficiencies as well as barrels full of bad judgement.
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IQBoxy – Software that replaces human bookkeepers Bookkeeping is a $53 billion industry, but it's riddled with human errors and inefficiencies.
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Even for those that were able to vote, the primary process was riddled with inefficiencies and irregularities, New Yorkers reported.
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But if you're going to overanalyze to that degree, you'll also find inefficiencies and flaws in Jimmy Page's strumming technique.
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With huge amounts of consumer spending and frustrating inefficiencies, it is the type of business that invariably attracts Amazon's attention.
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The Trump administration is right to look for budget and operational inefficiencies to ensure the best use of taxpayers' money.
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"This report highlights some glaring inefficiencies in our country's presidential transition process, especially when it comes to ethics," Carper said.
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India's state-owned companies such as SAIL maintain large roles in key industries and infrastructure projects, despite struggling with inefficiencies.
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One area where he sees tremendous potential for technology is in health care and reducing the inefficiencies in the system.
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CNBC senior contributor Larry Kudlow agreed, and said the trade deficit cannot be linked to specific inefficiencies in various industries.
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Rising volatility produces market inefficiencies - assets are mispriced amid the chaos and traders profit by exploiting the discrepancy in prices.
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Beyond the upfront cost of batteries, some of the power used to charge the batteries is inevitably lost to inefficiencies.
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By becoming his own cottage industry he did away with many of the inefficiencies that stem from traditional project workflows.
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You weren't really doing addressable TV. You're just saying we found inefficiencies in the way TV is bought and sold.
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But after Wednesday's talks they said they would start with another issue both have focused on: reducing inefficiencies in state spending.
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Banks use that fat margin to pay for all sorts of inefficiencies, like tons of branch offices and mass marketing campaigns.
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CVT technology delivers much better fuel economy because it eliminates inherent inefficiencies in fixed-gear transmissions that result in wasted energy.
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Why we picked Handle: Construction might seem like an unsexy vertical, but it's massive and rife with inefficiencies this startup tackles.
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This not only creates inefficiencies (more trucks, more bureaucracy), but also shrinks revenues for recycling companies left with less valuable materials.
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Other disses aimed at grounded telepresence robots include their slowness, power inefficiencies and inability to travel between floors without human assistance.
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The new approach, called Celonis Intelligent Business Cloud, allows customers to analyze a workflow, find inefficiencies and offer improvements very quickly.
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The classic inefficiencies of big government were something that you could overcome (or at least reduce) with better human interface design.
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His background allowed him to identify the market inefficiencies in this business, in order to develop a new solution, he says.
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When the European Central Bank pushed rates into negative territory in 2014, the limitations of the model's inefficiencies were laid bare.
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"These limits have clear potential to inhibit the employer's ability to organize workplace arrangements to avoid inefficiencies and dislocations," he said.
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And yet the Co-op's small-scale errors and outcries and inefficiencies make the place feel organic, in the non-U.
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It's easy for politicians to lament the inefficiencies and supposed laziness of the federal bureaucrats, but it's not rooted in truth.
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The problem is that warehouses aren't properly organized to get the shipments ready in time, causing inefficiencies throughout the supply chain.
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By "twinning" infrastructure into digital assets, we can uncover informational inefficiencies that change how we value, price and invest in infrastructure.
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On the other hand, political economist Joseph Schumpeter and others averred that periodic slumps and crises were necessary cleansers of inefficiencies.
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The idea is to provide information and choice to those who want to invest, while also removing inefficiencies in the process.
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The institution in recent years has been crippled by inefficiencies and scandals over the services it provides to its military patients.
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The company is focused on reducing inefficiencies for music curation using artificial intelligence by augmenting the important work of human curators.
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The culture in the Bay Area values bleeding edge innovation, or platforms that focus on solving one or two market inefficiencies.
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The suggestion of a moral economy is decried for the inefficiencies that moral limits would place on behavior in the market.
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But because it's so big, it can create weird inefficiencies like this of people trying really hard to capitalize on scale.
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Let's rebuild the rotting infrastructure of the United States, and remove glaring inefficiencies from our economy in other areas as well.
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Low participation in the neighborhoods that took part in the pilot program led to inefficiencies and high costs, Ms. Garcia said.
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It is rather the fact that Europe's defense forces are riddled with inefficiencies and duplication, which have undermined the union's capabilities.
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SO ONE OF THE GREAT OPPORTUNITIES IS THERE ARE INEFFICIENCIES IN THE MARKET AND THAT IS WHAT CREATES OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVESTMENTS.
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Federal Policy Agenda: ACP has worked with the Congress to introduce bipartisan legislation addressing inconsistencies and inefficiencies within the claims industry.
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Third, there is no requirement that the cuts be done in a way that improves care or targets waste or inefficiencies.
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Each of the Big Three cloud providers has ironed out inefficiencies in the hardware and software running in their data centers.
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"Employees need more applications to get their work done but the growing number of apps leads to inefficiencies," Castanon-Martinez said.
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WEED NEEDS: Marijuana is the United States' most energy-intensive crop, partly because federal prohibition creates massive market and environmental inefficiencies.
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Medicare, for all its inefficiencies and strange features, is the slowest-growing and most inclusive portion of the health insurance system.
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And while it had been rife with inefficiencies, corruption, and repression, at least the old order was some kind of order.
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For many corporations, the go-to approach to investigate potential use cases for blockchain is to look for inefficiencies in current processes.
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"The design really solves a lot of major transportation problems and inefficiencies, such as deteriorating infrastructure, pollution, and road congestion," he says.
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China has sought to revive its lumbering state-owned firms that have been dogged by inefficiencies and oversupply as economic growth slows.
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Demand has also been curbed by a failure to invest in transmission capacity and by the inefficiencies of unprofitable power-distribution companies.
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Gupta wanted to solve inefficiencies in the healthcare system that prevent patients who have chronic health conditions from getting comprehensive medical care.
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"I still think that there's huge inefficiencies when you think about how hard it is for artists to break through," Ek said.
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" There's lots of inefficiencies with traditional Hollywood and TV. "Why don't we start farming some of this stuff out to the internet?
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Finally, even if kickbacks help a firm win an individual deal, systemic corruption introduces inefficiencies and reduces competitiveness and private sector development.
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"Forced access would slow rail shipments across the network, injecting increased complexities and inefficiencies into the network," says transportation expert Anthony Hatch.
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Rather that fixating on feedstock prices, Al-Benyan said the company is focused on internal inefficiencies, external opportunities and serving customers effectively.
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Unleashing that money, however, will require clamping down on the corruption and inefficiencies that have long hindered large-scale investment in Africa.
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Luckily, years of apathy have finally given way to real passion to reform the inefficiencies of the insanely expensive U.S. healthcare system.
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Libertarian economists Milton Friedman and Thomas Sowell are among the many economists who recognize that without central regulation, free riders create inefficiencies.
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This dominance is propelled by significant increases in energy production as American companies continue to drive inefficiencies out of onshore production fields.
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Front-line staff and union leaders know what is needed to make their organization more efficient, as they experience the inefficiencies daily.
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In addition, EA's transition to a single-engine development process reduces inefficiencies and risk regarding game development for new platforms and consoles.
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In an interview over the weekend, Hammond pledged to build 230,275 new homes per year and address inefficiencies in the property market.
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WeWork and other flexible workspace providers are creating a new marketplace for real estate and reducing the industry's multiple inefficiencies, he said.
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"The team overhauled combat to try to make it feel faster and searched for server inefficiencies that could be eliminated," said Miller.
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Winning strategies are adopted by others, market inefficiencies are suddenly the province of late-arriving copycats, and the first-mover advantage disappears.
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USMCA streamlines customs procedures and inefficiencies at the borders, saving time and money for American businesses and consumers in all three countries.
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All three Democratic commissioners have expressed support for the expansion, but Republicans point to lingering waste and inefficiencies in the Lifeline program.
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Inefficiencies in splitting up the market would increase costs for EU firms by 20 to 60 billion euros a year, Carney said.
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Keep in mind that that's without taking ever-present inefficiencies into account, as we're always bleeding power from one source to another.
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This state has historically been slow to count ballots, a reflection of its size and the inefficiencies of many county voting operations.
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His push to slash "inefficiencies" in the State Department and seeming disinterest in working closely with longtime staff were even more damaging.
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The most memorable of this city's mayors tend to be energetic, king-size personalities with bad manners and little tolerance for inefficiencies.
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Excess medical spending, then, is driven not only by inefficiencies in our health system, but also by those in our political system.
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For good reasons, the industry crumbled under its costs, inefficiencies and dangers at the end of the last century; let it rest.
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Instead of admitting to any large-scale inefficiencies or errors, it has sent a team to Wuhan to investigate Dr. Li's death.
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Recessions typically occur on a regular basis and are useful to refresh growth and weed out inefficiencies and excess in the market.
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Distributed ledgers such as blockchain are exceedingly useful for financial transactions because they cut down on operational inefficiencies (which ultimately saves money).
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The "piecemeal approach of the past," with programs carried out by many public and private agencies, was rife with inefficiencies, he said.
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"I made these to explore how network vulnerabilities or inefficiencies might be exploited for an organism such as a plant," she continues.
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But a government audit released last year blasted the agency for a number of unnecessary delays and inefficiencies in getting it done.
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We must take a hard look at the waste, cost overruns and inefficiencies in every branch of government –including the Department of Defense.
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"She made it sound like my relationship isn't worth anything and it's based on inefficiencies — it's not real love," said the second woman.
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Oslo Asset Management's strategy is to exploit "fundamental inefficiencies in publicly traded securities globally within energy and natural resources," according to its website.
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But critics say the century-old rules lead to inefficiencies, offer little incentive for hard work and unfairly protect employees who behave badly.
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Trucking feels a lot like that with decades of inefficiencies in place, and certain parties profiting from those extended chains of deal-making.
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He adds that inefficiencies in the country's healthcare system also creates opportunities in the health sector if the right distribution partners are found.
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The idea is to speed up the whole ingestion process, allowing a company to see the inefficiencies in their business processes very quickly.
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Barry, a 31-year-old Wall Street veteran, became interested in tackling those inefficiencies after her younger brother was diagnosed with severe epilepsy.
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"The fact is that the greatest sanction on Venezuelan oil and oil production is called Nicolas Maduro, and PDVSA's inefficiencies," the official said.
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Byrne described one customer, a medical device maker, that was encountering "inefficiencies" around what they should build and when to meet market demand.
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More generally, she says, the food industry is looking to technology that can help solve inefficiencies in the supply chain and reduce waste.
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The DOT and the EPA also allege that market inefficiencies are causing businesses to leave billions of dollars in savings on the table.
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In recent months Treasury officials have enthused about eliminating inefficiencies in markets for rail, energy and consumer banking, which could boost lagging productivity.
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To compete with the iPhone's battery life — the effect of the spec — Android manufacturers have to build consistently larger batteries to offset inefficiencies.
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Last year, Pemex processed its lowest amount of crude in at least a quarter century, as plant outages and other inefficiencies battered margins.
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The narrower the time frame, the larger the market inefficiencies and the greater the chance that an algorithm's choice of trade will succeed.
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Foreign oil executives frequently complain of delays, inefficiencies, and opaque procurement contracts at joint ventures that are majority owned by cash-strapped PDVSA.
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Ramaphosa has pledged to split Eskom into three units - generation, transmission and distribution - to deal with inefficiencies, a move cautiously welcomed by investors.
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CargoX, founded in 2013 by Federico Vega, an Argentine and a former JPMorgan Chase vice president, is using mobile technology to reduce inefficiencies.
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Remember, meat production right now has an array of inefficiencies that we eliminate—most of the caloric inputs are burned by the animals.
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This is one of Maccagnan's favorite inefficiencies—dealing draft picks for established players like Brandon Marshall helped build last year's 10-6 team.
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Critics have said the dual structure of the tribunal creates inefficiencies and puts the court in thrall to Cambodia's notoriously corrupt judicial system.
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"In the meantime, there's a lot of inefficiencies and excess costs and supply chains that can be addressed with the technologies of today."
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"We don't want inefficiencies in terms of how those markets work so those are the things that will be studied carefully," he noted.
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Tillerson said the move was necessary to reduce inefficiencies in the State Department, where he was asked to make a 30% budget cut.
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But constant central bank intervention has bolstered our economic growth and allowed for excesses and inefficiencies to keep building up in the economy.
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Logistics space is increasingly seeing more attraction in India as a new wave of startups attempt to address the inefficiencies in the sector.
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Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) urged TSA Administrator Peter Neffenger to address staffing inefficiencies that may contribute to airport delays and increased wait times.
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Instead, they appealed to hedge funds and other opportunistic investors, who bought into the SPAC only to take advantage of the structure's inefficiencies.
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In a 2014 report, the bank said inefficiencies at the port was costing Tanzania and its neighbors up to $2.6 billion a year.
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The convergence of medicine and information technologies—medical informatics—will transform healthcare as we know it, curbing costs, reducing inefficiencies, and saving lives.
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In Fitch's view, growth will continue to be held back by structural weaknesses such as skills mismatches and inefficiencies in the wage-setting process.
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While McCain has made clear his desire for more spending on defense, he has criticized what he sees as inefficiencies in U.S. weapons programs.
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"Our inefficiencies on the Norman campus and our overspending on the Norman campus should not fall on the shoulders of our students," Gallogly said.
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This problem has led to inefficiencies known as the "Last Mile" issue, which has amounted to significant financial losses for couriers and retailers alike.
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Conversations with a number of Amazon couriers suggest one of the major inefficiencies in their package delivery stems from businesses and large apartment complexes.
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BENSON: -- so many inefficiencies and you know, duplicative groups and workers and charges that we can trim some fat off of this leviathan here.
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Health-tech is a hot space for venture firms, which see a $3.5-trillion industry filled with tons of bloat, inefficiencies and unhappy customers.
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Procurement isn't the most exciting topic in the world, but for large businesses, it's an area where inefficiencies can quickly affect the bottom line.
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As an investor, Palihapitiya sees plenty of opportunities to make money in education, when considering the inefficiencies in how governments, municipalities and districts spend.
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The other side: Silicon Valley coders might love to make processes leanly efficient, but the irony is that Silicon Valley's billions come from inefficiencies.
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What's more, the inefficiencies of meat production mean that huge quantities of grains, corn, and soy are being grown simply to feed farm animals.
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As economists will rush to point out, there have been enormous inefficiencies and waste along the way, money lost on graft or junk technology.
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According to a World Bank study, inefficiencies at the port cost Tanzania and neighbours served by the port up to $2.6 billion a year.
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Calls for infrastructure investment have increased from both major parties as concerns grow about disrepair and inefficiencies hamstringing the U.S. economy and costing lives.
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Shoup has documented devastating impacts of minimum parking requirements on everything from delayed redevelopment and festering inequality to transportation inefficiencies and greenhouse-gas emissions.
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"When there's friction and obstacles and inefficiencies in the system, people can raise their hands and say, 'I can't do this thing,'" Scott said.
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"The issue will be better administering this state, reducing loss-causing inefficiencies and then making this released potential available through (tax) relief," he added.
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Yet Brazilians are famous for innovating around inefficiencies, and their own attitudes tell a different story than the dire headlines of the business press.
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That results in inefficiencies for lower-class home buyers, who may have to wait longer to view properties and receive less guidance on paperwork.
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Instead, Amazon's print divisions have largely exploited inefficiencies, publishing books (like works in translation) that are neglected by the large New York publishing houses.
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Single-payer health care, as proposed in HB 676, would be much more like a universalized Medicaid, with all the accompanying problems and inefficiencies.
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So how can we honor this noble intent -- expanding access and affordability to post-secondary education -- without propping up a system rife with inefficiencies?
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On the face of it, active managers, who attempt to identify market inefficiencies to deliver higher returns for investors, should be doing relatively well.
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By cutting out the inefficiencies of retail space and the marketing expense of TV, the new companies can offer better products at lower prices.
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Republicans blame bad government policies that force inefficiencies into what otherwise would be a free market optimal for both the buyer and the seller.
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Here's how to take advantage of technical inefficiencies: Pay attention to the leverage cycle, and keep an eye out for forced buyers and sellers.
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Adopting Trump's zero-sum approach, it would make more sense to wait for China's economy to stagnate under the weight of its own inefficiencies.
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Co-founder and CEO Eamonn O'Rourke has firsthand knowledge of these inefficiencies, with more than 20 years' experience building homes and managing construction projects.
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With enough credit in the system, economic activity could power through regulatory uncertainty, even as it accumulated damage from the inefficiencies and negative spillovers.
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Because of "crew inefficiencies," Vernon wrote that Amazon Air is still costlier than UPS and FedEx in regard to moving goods door-to-door.
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From long payment cycles to antiquated processes on how to bill workers, the hefty inefficiencies of the construction industry are long overdue for innovation.
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For example, the executives presented summaries of problems in their companies and then were shown how to better present the summaries and clarify inefficiencies.
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"The inefficiencies of global payments don't just affect banks, they also affect institutions like MoneyGram," Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said in a statement Thursday.
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This concentration has led to significant inefficiencies that XP tries to disrupt by offering a variety of financial products through an accessible online platform.
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Kudlow said the administration was "still chipping away" to reduce the "burdens and inefficiencies of entitlements," including certain pillars of the Affordable Care Act.
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Instead of forcing executive agencies to prioritize regulations within their own domain, the administration should force them to highlight inefficiencies across the executive branch.
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"This basically appeared to be a moneymaking scheme that took advantage of the inefficiencies in the approval of generics," he said of Shkreli's move.
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This will allow consumers to have timely, efficient and cost-effective claims services, as opposed to claims processes bogged down by regulation and inefficiencies.
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She would allocate $275 billion over five years to infrastructure improvement, focussing on transit and water systems, which should create employment while reducing inefficiencies.
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Al Baker also took a swipe at legacy European carriers, saying they were disadvantaged by their own inefficiencies, not by the growth of Gulf carriers.
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"It will certainly create some near-term inefficiencies in how some of these deals get done," said Kamiu Lee, CEO of influencer marketing platform Activate.
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" Kuper and Szymanski called the lack of investment clubs make in settling players after a transfer "one of the biggest inefficiencies in the transfer market.
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Origin story: Founder and CEO Peter Johnston got the idea after seeing first-hand the inefficiencies of managing freelancers while working in Google's London office.
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To get how helpful this new feature is to renters and landlords, it's important to understand some of the inefficiencies that plague rental search engines.
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So that translates into delaying to go to market, delaying the productivity of the machine shops, and a bunch of other inefficiencies, if you will.
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"Africa has a lot more inefficiencies [than rich countries], but that also means more opportunities," says James Middleton, one of the co-founders of Moovr.
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ABC's backers — Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon and Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett — "are incredibly allergic to market inefficiencies," Stoddard said.
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Schneider adds that the difference in active management in the bond market versus the stock market comes down to being able to exploit more inefficiencies.
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Alteryx works with clients like Amazon, Ford and Coca-Cola to help them better assess what products are selling and where there are market inefficiencies.
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The industry, however, is not prepared for growth, as it currently sits on top of a crumbling infrastructure prone to systematic inefficiencies and rampant fraud.
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Read MoreWhat the future of food looks like Waste tracking and analysis can also help businesses pinpoint operational inefficiencies, and profit from food waste reduction.
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Managers had created their own fiefdoms, one senior trader said, adding that Cryan was limited in what he could do because the inefficiencies were profound.
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There's still room to grow: We haven't perfectly optimized the model yet, but there's huge market opportunity in conquering the inefficiencies of the food space.
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While the inefficiencies of our system are complex, the good old economic verities still rule: focus on the biggest costs, increase supply, and decrease demand.
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An iPhone, for reference, has a 1,900 mAh battery, and accounting for omnipresent inefficiencies, can be charged almost twice on one fully charged OtterBox pad.
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He outlines four key market inefficiencies to reference when determining your edge in the marketplace — and also reveals how to use them to your advantage.
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The quality of my data entry determines how I am reimbursed in a system that can also produce inefficiencies, overuse of testing and medical errors.
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The Soviet economy, strained by an arms race with the United States and the inherent inefficiencies and corruption of Communism, was teetering on the brink.
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The healthcare industry, with its maddening inefficiencies and an economic model that incentivizes disease care over health care, desperately needs a Silicon Valley-style overhaul.
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Delaying the start of all U.S. public infrastructure projects by six years prolongs inefficiencies, results in unnecessary pollution and outdated infrastructure and costs $6900 trillion.
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The government has come under pressure from the International Monetary Fund to shrink the public sector, end subsidies, and tackle inefficiencies at state-run firms.
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She made the case that concentration in markets leads to unfair economic and political power, an uneven playing field for small businesses, and market inefficiencies.
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In some regions, over 15 percent of electricity is lost due to inefficiencies or theft, while 20 percent is stolen in India, said the report.
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" After consulting economists, industry experts and politicians, he started a company in the pharma space, "because there are so many inefficiencies [in the current system].
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Dr. Atul Gawande, a surgeon who has written extensively about inefficiencies in the health-care system, was selected to lead the joint health-care venture.
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Living the inefficiencies on a daily basis, he supports private property reforms, but is not optimistic they will change his daily reality in the fields.
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Or, due to the notorious inefficiencies of the government, would physicians take the risk of accepting uninsured patients without a timely reimbursement plan in place?
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The consequence, according to Rice, has been significant inefficiencies and the highest production costs for EQT among Appalachian producers - a charge which EQT has denied.
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I still think that there's a huge amount of inefficiencies as you think about how hard it is today for an artist to break through.
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"They've hung in there even though they were frustrated with inefficiencies, failures and Venezuela, frankly, stiffing them because they started to see strategic benefits," said Noriega.
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Raytheon's Missile Systems unit saw its operating income decrease by 10 percent to $190 million in the quarter from a year earlier due to operating inefficiencies.
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Democrat proponents argue that eliminating private health insurance and replacing it with a universal Medicare plan would help reduce administrative inefficiencies and costs in health care.
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The big picture: Even with AV fleets, however, ride-hailing companies may struggle to improve their bottom lines without addressing other inefficiencies in their business model.
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Founded in 2016, Canvass' analytics platform works with IoT hardware to automatically identify inefficiencies in industrial operations and prevent equipment malfunctions, save energy and increase production.
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For organizations dealing frequently with cross-border money transfers, especially where multiple intermediaries are involved, blockchain can significantly reduce inefficiencies and save costs, the report said.
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As a member of the lab, he witnessed on a regular basis the inefficiencies of basic laboratory work that he felt were ripe for robotic optimization.
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Not only do employer-based plans skim off the healthy cream of the healthcare market, they contribute other inefficiencies that are a drain on the economy.
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The fragmented infrastructure also exposed greater resource inefficiencies, as each use case required separate server space and compute power that couldn't be shared across the platform.
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Moon and others in his government believe that these firms' ties with previous governments and control over so much economic activity have fueled corruption and inefficiencies.
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The lack of transparency as to how stealth taxes are levied and collected and the misleading labeling of these taxes contributes to systemic inefficiencies and waste.
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The expansion will also see a number of new hires and the launch of new breweries in Asia and Australia, trimming production inefficiencies and environmental impact.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) attributed the program's suspension to its redundancies and inefficiencies, not pressure from rights groups -- though it did welcome the decision.
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Still, he's taken on market inefficiencies, called for expanding access to biosimilars, is approving generics at a record pace and trying to bring down drug prices.
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The left tends to think of government spending as investment, but has a tendency to gloss over the actual costs and inefficiencies inherent in spending plans.
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There are inefficiencies in the giant self-storage market, and startups like MakeSpace and Clutter have been gaining traction by offering a more consumer-friendly approach.
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Indeed, the beauty of a DBCFT is precisely that it could raise substantial revenue without creating the economic distortions and inefficiencies that the corporate tax does.
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"There has been a lot of money spent on it, but if you ask me, there are big inefficiencies and corruption in Romania," Mr. Grigorescu said.
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Co-founder/Army officer Grant Demaree says that much of the military's planning is buried in Word/PowerPoint documents, with inefficiencies leading to ballooning team sizes.
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The study did not find evidence that those errors led to voter fraud, however, simply that they presented avoidable costs and inefficiencies in the electoral process.
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Dray Alliance joins a growing number of startups dedicated to eliminate inefficiencies from truck brokerage, in which truck drivers and retailers are matched to move goods.
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Cross-referencing this data gives officials a deeper, more nuanced understanding of how Charleston's criminal justice system is functioning and where potential inefficiencies or bottlenecks exist.
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Supporters of taxes on financial trades argue that these taxes would target wealthy investors and would help to reduce inequality and inefficiencies in the financial markets.
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Spiccia is now working on reducing inefficiencies in the connections between the parts, and he believes that an overall efficiency of 28% or 30% is possible.
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The World Bank said in a 2014 report that inefficiencies at Dar es Salaam port were costing Tanzania and its neighbors up to $2.6 billion a year.
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Sometimes, the inefficiencies are part of the point: The harder it is to submit a request for a reimbursement, the less likely you are to do it.
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JERUSALEM, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Teva Pharmaceutical Industries said on Monday it was shaking up its leadership and restructuring its organization to address external pressures and internal inefficiencies.
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The inefficiencies created by the current lack of transportation connections are glaring and costly, especially since Pakistan is one of Uzbekistan's largest trading partners in the region.
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For free market conservatives, the foundational cracks have leaked to the point of high water — resulting in lost economic liberty, immeasurable inefficiencies, unmanageable public debt, and cronyism.
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The team says 56 percent of all manufacturers still manage their software on paper and Excel, WorkClout makes it much easier to spot inefficiencies and improve workflows.
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AllyO, which has raised $19M, is trying to make hiring more efficient by addressing the traditional inefficiencies of lost applicants and conversions due to poor candidate experience.
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Rather than trying to boost the economy via fiscal policy, governments should focus on the "supply side"; encouraging growth through lower taxes and eliminating inefficiencies and rigidities.
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Peter Dattels, the IMF's monetary and capital markets deputy director, called on authorities to address "inefficiencies" in the banking system in a largely negative interest rate environment.
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The result will be artificial inefficiencies introduced into the flow of truthful and valuable information, and thus an unnecessary blockage to the free flow of that information.
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The company has told employees it will be focused on addressing inefficiencies in the organization and that it is getting more serious about performance management, Uber said.
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Reform of SOEs to reduce inefficiencies and create a competitive state sector remains a central part of the current administration's efforts to upgrade and rebalance China's economy.
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With an EV, more of the energy inputs get converted to propulsion, and far less is lost as heat from combustion and other inefficiencies in gasoline vehicles.
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Hammond pledged to build 300,000 new homes per year by the mid-2020s on Wednesday and said the ruling party would address inefficiencies in the property market.
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The inefficiencies created by closed data systems can lead to duplicative testing, possibly missed opportunities to improve outcomes and an inability for doctors to coordinate patient care.
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Since his 2015 election, Magufuli has taken steps to monitor and improve government control over the country's land sector in an effort to tackle inefficiencies and corruption.
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The A's discovered inefficiencies in the market and exploited them to the tune of one playoff series victory while everyone else was still wandering in the darkness.
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Proposal: These reforms will reduce inefficiencies in the student loan program and focus assistance on needy undergraduate student borrowers instead of high-income, high-balance graduate borrowers.
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The inefficiencies of the current system allow Trump to obfuscate when presented with evidence that there is no large-scale voter fraud problem in the United States.
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One can see how their partnership with Hinkie was forged; they all come from a financial background and speak the language of distressed assets and market inefficiencies.
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He did not say which parts of the division's work the Trump administration considers part of its core mission as opposed to inefficiencies ripe for cost savings.
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Not many of us are laboring in a small factory, where the boss can look out her office window to the shop floor and directly observe inefficiencies.
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BPC has made operating losses for years due to high import costs, non-performing assets and operational inefficiencies, making it reliant on government subsidies to stay afloat.
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Better targetable advertising means it takes fewer impressions to hit the right target audience and that eliminates inefficiencies, increases revenues for the advertising platform and reduces spam.
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IoT devices will be able to collect data along every step of the manufacturing process, allowing inefficiencies that otherwise would go unseen to be diagnosed and addressed.
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In the immediate future, that means eliminating inefficiencies and overlap in operations among the three companies and aiming for investments that will quickly improve the alliance's competitiveness.
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Facebook says Libra is designed to address inefficiencies in the global payments system, which is beset by high fees, lengthy transfer times and a lack of reliability.
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The strategy aims to exploit market inefficiencies and beat the passive approach, based on an index weighted by stocks' market capitalization, which Mr. Malkiel has long championed.
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This over-reliance on government as the central (and often sole) actor also leads to high costs, avoidable inefficiencies, constant litigation over standards, and disincentives for innovation.
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The bill also does a good job broadening the base by eliminating or curtailing various deductions and exemptions that create inefficiencies and complexity in the tax system.
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Once skeptics, Japanese retail investors have been attracted by the digital currency's volatility and inefficiencies in pricing that create opportunities to make money on arbitrage between exchanges.
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Meanwhile, many of the same technologies are also erasing the inefficiencies of banks and other financial institutions to cut costs in ways the industry never deemed possible.
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In order to achieve a functional, trustworthy decentralized payment system, Bitcoin imposes some very costly inefficiencies on participants, for example voracious electricity consumption and low transaction capacity.
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Liberals have long believed that state control eventually collapses under its inefficiencies and the damage that the abuse of power does to systems that lend themselves to it.
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Tanzania said in January it will receive a $305 million loan from the World Bank to expand its main port, where congestion and inefficiencies are hampering service delivery.
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Little personal growth in office: His loose style, resistance to structure and amorphous views (and loyalties) leave White House aides insecure, and create internal inefficiencies and blind spots.
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This stands to reason: Traditionally, economic models assume "perfect information," and find that information asymmetries, where one actor knows more than the other, can cause inefficiencies and inequalities.
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Conservatives calling for privatization say the VA provides medical services to only about 45 percent of veterans, and they point to delays and inefficiencies dogging the current system.
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After years of hearing the private sector in the U.S. complain about the inefficiencies of government, investors are beginning to marshall their resources to help solve the problem.
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He then created a culture that emphasised experimentation, rapid learning and incremental improvements, along with a system of sticks and carrots that pushed people to squeeze out inefficiencies.
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He has contended the system will not only cover more Americans and cut their health costs, but also root out corruption and inefficiencies in the private health industry.
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Ironically, in the near future, eliminating productive inefficiencies that arise from mismanagement of labor might entail getting rid of human managers altogether and turning instead to smart technologies.
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Some argue that, without the economies of scale that a large contractor such as BAE can provide, this will lead to greater inefficiencies and push costs up. Maybe.
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Instead, it was the inefficiencies of working in a large collaborative environment, one that brought together physicists from hundreds of laboratories in dozens of countries around the world.
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One of those inefficiencies includes finding overly bullish or overly bearish sentiment in a security, which often reflects herd mentality and causes investors to put down their guard.
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"By evaluating web-wide parameters like their sales performance, customer satisfaction (reviews and ratings) and their social graph, the solution cuts out inefficiencies onboarding and verifying new sellers".
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The Northern Corridor Integration Project has reduced transit time from Mombasa, in Kenya, to Kigali, in Rwanda, from 22 days to five, by reducing inefficiencies without additional investment.
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Additionally, with improved insight into how products are made, a company can use this data to identify manufacturing inefficiencies that, when fixed, can potentially help cut operating costs.
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While hydraulic fracturing revenue grew 42 percent quarter over quarter, the brisk pace of crew deployments created transitory costs and inefficiencies in the oil fields across Schlumberger's network.
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But the persistence of overly protective labor contracts alongside temporary ones with too few protections has probably also created inefficiencies within Spanish companies that have dampened economic growth.
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Since domestic producers couldn't get there on their own, trade barriers were needed to prop them up and fund their inefficiencies through higher prices paid by U.S. consumers.
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I won't stop working on this issue until we increase the availability of organs for patients in need, and eliminate the inefficiencies occurring in our organ donation system.
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It's not a stretch to see Waiters and Payton as a complimentary pairing; Waiters can make up for Payton's poor shooting, while Payton could mask Waiters' defensive inefficiencies.
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Golden State's venture capitalist owner seems to see his team as Basketball Technology—the slack-free result of a refined system built to exploit existing weaknesses and inefficiencies.
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It happens every day in all industries and it's a feature of the free-market that improves products, eliminates inefficiencies, keeps prices down, and advances the human condition.
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People talk about Dan Marino having the quickest release they&aposve ever seen, well, he has a quick release because there&aposs no inefficiencies in his throwing motion.
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That strategy almost requires fortuitous timing, impressive assets, and a front office that can be potent and lean at the same time by identifying then pouncing upon market inefficiencies.
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"We were extremely impressed with the Jobandtalent founding team and are excited to join them on their mission to reduce unemployment and hiring inefficiencies around the world," he added.
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In September, Baoshan Iron & Steel announced it will acquire indebted Wuhan Steel Group, as part of a broader effort to tackle inefficiencies and huge overcapacity in China's steel sector.
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Rabii said inefficiencies and distortions of the sanctions era had left pockets of value in the stock market which both local and foreign investors would exploit in coming years.
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MUMBAI, India — The Indian government is in thrall of the dazzle and promise of technology, seeing in it a vehicle to overcome the inefficiencies of its humongous bureaucratic apparatus.
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That said, this is a good quote: We believe that many of the ambiguities and inefficiencies of the critical systems that facilitate life on this planet can be eliminated.
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"People need to understand that reforming an outdated labor code is good for business but, ultimately, for consumers, who are overburdened by market inefficiencies," Setubal said at the event.
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In the days before virtualization, different parts of a company's workflow existed in different places (see: Inefficiencies), but if one component went offline, it wouldn't cripple the entire system.
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The troubles facing an economy already functioning badly because of inefficiencies and isolation, likely explain North Korea's efforts to throw off sanctions in it negotiations with the United States.
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The 16 presenting startups, all led by a female or multicultural founder, offered solutions to structural inefficiencies across a wide array of categories, including fintech, developer tools and health.
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And over time import substitution policies present real risks that government subsidies and protections lead to economic inefficiencies that harm growth over time — and provide increased incentives for corruption.
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We've moved on from solving individual inefficiencies and are now working on more complex aspects of the technology like predictive analytics to forecast demand and supply in specific areas.
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Whatever Trump's team is actually planning, if they truly are looking to "fix" some of the inefficiencies in the intelligence community, I would humbly submit the following three ideas.
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But while political-betting markets could conceivably be small enough to demonstrate such inefficiencies, currency markets most certainly are not, and they displayed the same pattern as the bookies.
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Blockchain, originally the platform behind cryptocurrency Bitcoin, is viewed by many as a solution to trade and settlement inefficiencies, and to improving transparency and reducing the risk of fraud.
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He said the main inefficiencies in healthcare crop up in the relationships between patients and the people or organizations that take care of them, such as doctors and hospitals.
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However, GAO found that the IRS has some inefficiencies in its file-retrieval and scanning processes that could result in the agency delaying providing tax refunds to legitimate taxpayers.
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And she has promised to provide detailed policies to reduce needless medical procedures and to root out fraud and inefficiencies, moves that could prove effective in the longer run.
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This puts you in the position to foresee potential inefficiencies, become a champion for your company, work smarter and at the very least — share what you're doing when prompted.
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You've taken aim at homeopathic products and what you call a rigged scheme of paying for certain drugs that leads to market inefficiencies, and you find time to tweet.
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Despite all the emphasis big tech companies have placed on enhancing their products with machine learning, at most companies there are still major challenges and inefficiencies in the process.
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At the same time, entrepreneurs are trying to iron out the archaic inefficiencies of the art world with new types of financial products, particularly the secure ledgers of blockchain.
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In a speech on Monday at the judges' conference outside Washington, hosted by the Justice Department, Mr. Sessions asked them to look for inefficiencies to finish cases more quickly.
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"Ford is basically saying, 'We have a lot of inefficiencies, and it's going to take a lot of time to fix,'" said David Whiston, a financial analyst at Morningstar.
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It still gives financial markets a leading role in shaping investments and corporate decisions, the idea being that the markets know best and will compete away problems and inefficiencies.
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"Ford is basically saying, 'We have a lot of inefficiencies, and it's going to take a lot of time to fix,'" said David Whiston, a financial analyst at Morningstar.
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As our dependence on home delivery rises, retailers and carriers are working to reduce inefficiencies in the last mile – the crucial step when packages are handed to the recipient.
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"Inefficiencies in SOEs operating in network industries such as electricity and transport, translate into costly inputs for businesses, and repeatedly require financial support from the fiscus," Coronel's report said.
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This limited housing funding actually places a greater long-term financial burden on the taxpayer because it causes inefficiencies in the delivery of other services like healthcare and food.
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According to IDC, a market research analyst, digital inefficiencies in the American workplace cause a 20 percent loss in worker productivity and cost the economy $1.3 trillion a year.
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Severe economic decline, an accumulation of operating deficits, lack of financial transparency and management inefficiencies, combined with excessive borrowing, "created a fiscal emergency in Puerto Rico," the legislation states.
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Whereas the U.S. market is relatively transparent and efficient, markets in developing countries have opacities and inefficiencies that could allow a well-researched active manager to gain an upper hand.
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He emphasized in the email that all executives should "go on the production line and perform the most arduous tasks personally" to look for inefficiencies that could be stomped out.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - Croatia's main opposition parties submitted a no-confidence motion against Health Minister Milan Kujundzic on Friday, accusing him of failing to tackle growing waiting lists, inefficiencies and costs.
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Moreover, quant models can quickly identify market inefficiencies and, with supporting data, offer the conviction required to invest in out-of-favor areas that may offer the most potential upside.
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But the company is close to solving most of the energy inefficiencies of the combustion engine without diminishing performance or adding the heavy batteries or complex transmissions rivals have introduced.
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Gordhan told parliament on Wednesday the economy was suffering infrastructure bottlenecks, volatile labor relations, regulatory constraints and red tape, inefficiencies in state-owned enterprises and uncertainties in the policy environment.
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According to a 2018 World Bank report, Pakistan's energy sector suffers from serious inefficiencies, including a shortage of supply, that costs the economy $18 billion, or 6.5% of its GDP.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - British Airways (BA) has called on UK border authorities to address "serious inefficiencies" causing long delays at airport immigration controls ahead of Britain's exit from the European Union.
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There may be market inefficiencies that are profitable to exploit, but none large enough to give a big, across-the-board boost to the returns of a $22 trillion industry.
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According to the WFE, a CCP placed into resolution too early would thwart a successful market-driven recovery and create inefficiencies in the market, leading to imbalanced losses among users.
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Behavioral inefficiencies may be at once the most persistent source of opportunity and the most difficult to capture," he penned in a note titled "Who is on the Other Side?
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Congress should create open multiple employer plans, as has been proposed several times, and take control of automatic IRAs from the states, to avoid the inefficiencies stemming from regulatory overlap.
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He added staff, tried to cut inefficiencies, and tapped his new chief of mental health, a social worker by training named Paul Beiring, to figure out how to improve metrics.
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In developed countries, much of the waste occurs when consumers throw away groceries, rather than via supply-chain inefficiencies like the one that Kellogg's is seeking to eliminate in Manchester.
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The Truman Committee shone a bright light on waste, fraud and inefficiencies in wartime procurement and forced President Roosevelt to make significant changes to the running of the war effort.
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It identified about NZ$20 million-$30 million in "inefficiencies" that could be saved and ploughed back into the game and Robinson acknowledged there could be job losses across rugby.
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The industrial food system — that we humans have designed and built — is at the heart of biodiversity degradation, climate change, diet-related diseases, rampant inequality, supply chain inefficiencies and more.
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The 55-page plan released Monday morning seeks to speed reviews and cut "inefficiencies," including through what officials are calling a "one agency, one decision" paradigm, for the review process.
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The 85033-page plan released Monday morning seeks to speed reviews and cut "inefficiencies," including through what officials are calling a "one agency, one decision" paradigm, for the review process.
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The supplier scorecards that started rolling in 2012 helped Walmart identify inefficiencies in its supplies' own supply chains, just as the retailer had found in its own operations years earlier.
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The more apps and developers participating, the more inefficiencies appear, which is one of the advantages of taking a more controlled approach to the operating system and apps, as Apple does.
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Risk premia is an investment style that aims to create a premium for the amount of risk involved and smart beta looks at benefiting from market inefficiencies in a transparent way.
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Udacity, which specializes in "nanodegrees" on a range of technical subjects that include AI, deep learning, digital marketing, VR and computer vision, was struggling because of runaway costs and other inefficiencies.
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Oil and gas companies invested billions in the North Sea in the late 2000s to meet surging demand from Asia but the subsequent oil price rally masked huge inefficiencies and waste.
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A number of Democratic proposals call for eliminating private health insurance and replacing it with a universal Medicare plan, claiming it would help reduce administrative inefficiencies in the health-care system.
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Indeed, one of the most attractive features of global equity as a single asset-class solution is the freedom it gives managers to exploit market inefficiencies and capture idiosyncratic alpha opportunities.
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In Silicon Valley, she said, a lot of smart technologists try to take on the inefficiencies of the health-care system without understanding the complexities of compliance, regulation and health safety.
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Those inefficiencies translate to opportunities, said the money manager, whose fund, the Hodges Retail fund, is up 22 percent this year, making it No. 1 in its category, according to Morningstar.
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OL. Industry executives have long complained about inefficiencies that stem from companies' desire to protect patents for parts as simple as bolts, ladders and paints to complex high-pressure pipe systems.
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"We should be wary about permanently placing a large burden on central banks to deploy tools to counter problems that are ultimately caused by structural economic and financial inefficiencies," Praet said.
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If the New York City subway system routinely ruins your day with its signal problems, brake issues, and general inefficiencies, know that you are not the only one feeling the pain.
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ENERGY WASTED On the diagram, one thing that is immediately noticeable is that a whopping 68% of all energy is actually rejected energy, or energy that gets wasted through various inefficiencies.
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While businesses, including ours, are understandably cautious when it comes to expenses, there are good expenses (investments that will pay off in the long run) and bad expenses (waste and inefficiencies).
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"The current licensing process must be modernized to add accountability and transparency, eliminate inefficiencies and redundancies and unlock innovation and advancements in technology and operations," the groups wrote to senior lawmakers.
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"Low profitability reflects structural inefficiencies, persistent crisis legacy issues, provisions for compliance violations, and the need to adjust to the new regulatory environment, " the IMF said in the report last May.
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Both inefficiencies cost truck drivers serious money — but the leaders of trucking tech startups like Convoy say their products can slash those losses for America's 1.8 million truckers and the environment.
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But for the road warriors — the men and women who actually depend on travel as a factor of their work performance — structural inefficiencies can take a measurable toll on their productivity.
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In a statement, the V20 said they faced barriers such as higher costs of capital, which limit the scope of projects, as well as "huge inefficiencies" in accessing international climate finance.
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You can find some inefficiencies in team totals [how many goals will be scored in a game] and the puck line [betting that a team will win by a certain margin].
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The price slump could slam countries already struggling due to output inefficiencies and heavy government takes such as Mexico and Ecuador, as well high transportation costs like companies operating in Colombia.
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Many critics of the blockchain design have said the inefficiencies in keeping data communally are likely to make blockchains unattractive except in cases where centrally kept databases are a major liability.
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Bernie Sanders matchup saw caucus sizes swell and with that Democrats experienced a raft of inefficiencies, ranging from long lines and cramped precinct locations to overwhelmed volunteers and repetitive head counts.
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With continued marginalization and the further toxicity and inefficiencies of the Trump administration, women have been taking to the streets to protest and advocate for themselves, their families, and this country.
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The Little Boy bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, used 141 pounds of highly enriched uranium, though only 2 percent actually underwent fission due to inefficiencies in the design of the bomb.
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"The special master's rough review failed to determine the propriety of the hours billed and is insufficient to uncover the extent of the duplication and inefficiencies that this court sought," CEI contended.
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A wingspan this large is more reminiscent of a conglomerate than a retailer, which makes Amazon's share price seem even more bloated: stockmarkets typically apply a "conglomerate discount" to reflect their inefficiencies.
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The company uses a pricing algorithm that's designed to help their partners find ways to reduce inefficiencies and drop overall costs, so you can save money as often (and reliably) as possible.
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That's important for anyone looking to avoid involving middlemen (and their associated time and cost inefficiencies), and it's also an appealing prospect for any firm looking to make data storage easily auditable.
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Funded for four consecutive classes of students by a Ford Foundation grant, it was promoted as a means to root out inefficiencies in the education system and more rapidly cultivate bright minds.
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An FTT "has the potential to curb inequality, reduce market inefficiencies, and raise hundreds of billions of dollars in revenue over the next decade," the Washington-based group wrote in its report.
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The introduction of "high throughput screening", using robots to rapidly test millions of compounds, generated mountains of leads in the early 2000s but notably failed to solve inefficiencies in the research process.
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"A six month delay also means lower margins due to penalties owed to customers, weaker negotiating position with airlines as airlines consider cancellations, and operational inefficiencies from the production disruption," Epstein wrote.
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In February it appointed U.S.-based Bechtel Corp to set up and run a new National Project Management Organization (NPMO), known in Arabic as Mashroat, tasked with reducing inefficiencies on such projects.
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That was better than investors had hoped for after Union Pacific warned in November that slowing revenue growth and higher costs associated with employee severance and operational inefficiencies could weigh on results.
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On Monday, the government floated a proposal to cede control of the utility known as Eletrobras, which has struggled for years with high debt, operational inefficiencies and a scant ability to invest.
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"Longer term there are still labor rules causing inefficiencies, and padding the payrolls, so railroads strive to not replace costly employees on a one-to-one basis with recovered growth," Hatch said.
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The agencies now claim that "past memories of…inefficiencies" are distant (an optimistic boast), as are alleged secret service links to the 1980 bombing of the Bologna train station that killed 85.
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"By joining FireEye, Verodin extends its ability to help customers take a proactive approach to understanding and mitigating the unique risks, inefficiencies and vulnerabilities in their environments," he said in a statement.
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Blockchain, the platform behind cryptocurrency Bitcoin, is viewed by many as a solution to trade and settlement inefficiencies, as well as a way to improve transparency and reduce the risk of fraud.
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Whether that involves streamlining your tasks at work or coming up with a new programming solution to solve your company's current inefficiencies, you want to try new things that make a difference.
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Once the most profitable company in the Balkan country, PTK has been in red since 2015 due to inefficiencies and rising competition from No.2 mobile operator IPKO, owned by Telekom Slovenije.
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The privatizers claimed that competition would lift standards of service, put the needs of the consumer first, reduce the burden on the taxpayer, rid the system of inefficiencies and drive down prices.
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The delay in meeting the needs of survivors is too long, and the inefficiencies of these programs is extending the burden on the disaster survivors when they are at their most vulnerable.
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Retailers continue to struggle with meeting consumer demand for fast, responsibly produced products due to inefficiencies and information asymmetry, said Zilingo, which is steps away from becoming the latest Southeast Asian unicorn.
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In Flawed by Design, Amy Zegart shows how inefficiencies in the US intelligence community were baked-in by Congress and executive agencies unwilling to sacrifice power to a centralized, effective intelligence agency.
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They are quieter today, but they're still out there, disputing the magnitude of his triple-doubles by pointing to his high turnover rate and his low shooting percentage, his inefficiencies, his mistakes.
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"Teva is taking decisive and immediate action to address external pressures and internal inefficiencies," Schultz said, adding that the company is working on a detailed restructuring plan to be unveiled in mid-December.
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Larger battery systems also require longer charging times, which will create inefficiencies that could diminish AVs' business appeal, especially for ride-hailing services: Longer charges mean less time on the road generating revenue.
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And recently, Amazon even registered with the Federal Maritime Commission to provide ocean freight, simplifying the process for Chinese companies to ship goods directly to Amazon fulfillment centers, cutting out costs and inefficiencies.
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At his annual Mansion House speech, Carney announced measures including how to address inefficiencies in small business funding, allowing for more widespread use of cloud technology, and incorporating big data into regulatory technology.
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On May 22nd 2010 you published another report on water, pointing out that inefficiencies and "losses" from excessive water application frequently return to the hydrologic system, say, as through run-off to streams.
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"There were start-up costs and inefficiencies in relation to the project and the learning curve has proven to be steeper than anticipated," the United Arab Emirates-based company said in a statement.
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Why it matters: Established health care companies are nervous about Amazon becoming a bigger player in health care because it likely would siphon away some of their business and, presumably, strip out inefficiencies.
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"There's a lot of inefficiencies in long-haul freight in Africa…and they're building a platform that can help a lot of these issues," said Ayeni of Kobo360's appeal as an investment.
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Fund managers have said that while the reforms are welcome, the number of foreign investors will not necessarily rise sharply when restrictions are eased, given slowing growth and inefficiencies in the Saudi economy.
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The Government insists it maintains controls over all aspects of research, design, and new programs and products; and as a result has allowed for public sector inefficiencies to manifest in the private sector.
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By the time the law expired in 2015, it was already clear that no reasonable person would want to go back to the decentralized system that was so vulnerable to corruption and inefficiencies.
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While attention is given to unbanked Africans, the experts also noted that an increasing number of underbanked Africans had already given up on the financial system due to its inefficiencies and high fees.
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Scholars and other commentators suggest that inefficiencies abound in the system, leading to overinvestment in suppression (fighting a fire once it's already ablaze) and underinvestment in prevention (mitigating fire risk prior to ignition).
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Leftist classicists who studied ancient economics and class relations, like M.I. Finley, tend to find the utilitarian or liberal arguments about the inefficiencies of slavery in the ancient world to be dubious ones.
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The move could inject a little foreign know-how into a vast financial system that helped fuel China's economic rise but that in recent years has become burdened with debt, bubbles and inefficiencies.
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This "resolves some of the inequities of the present system, reduces inefficiencies and costs and takes into account the decisions of the entire community, not just a small review panel," Dr. Bollen said.
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By doing so, these patients would have access to a proper infrastructure that has proven to improve outcomes and avoid unnecessary hospitalizations, inefficiencies, added expenses, and sometimes contradictory or redundant services or therapies.
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It includes lessons on the fundamentals of mobility exercises, how to sit better, how to sleep better, how to run properly, and how to eliminate inefficiencies and bad form when you work out.
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Sonatrach, Algeria's cash cow and a major gas supplier to Europe, has been shaken by corruption scandals, the frequent departure of top executives and bureaucratic inefficiencies that have hindered development of new oilfields.
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In these sectors, the bank said its support would also help the government "reduce inefficiencies and operating costs and improve financial performance" to help Ethiopia attract more foreign direct investment and raise export revenues.
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In this case, it's not that we are waiting for lower prices, but that the newer services economy is creating downward pressure on daily expenses by cutting out inefficiencies by the use of technology.
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Amazon and PillPack may be able to create a better experience for consumers when it comes to delivering medicines, but playing a role in fixing the other inefficiencies may be out of their purview.
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But over the years, "confusion and inefficiencies" apparently resulted from having a separate name for the service, and multiplayer is just an ordinary part of games these days, not something that requires separate branding.
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Cargo Chief was founded in 2012 to find inefficiencies in the transportation process and solve shipping capacity problems for hundreds of customers on a daily basis, including multiple Fortune 100 food and beverage providers.
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A number of Democratic proposals call for eliminating private health insurance and replacing it with a universal Medicare plan, saying it would help reduce administrative inefficiencies and costs in the U.S. health-care system.
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President Trump is planning to use his executive powers to remove a federal agency, in line with his administration's goal of cutting what it sees as wasteful spending and inefficiencies, the Washington Post reports.
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"His initial focus will be mostly domestic issues - executing campaign promises and reducing inefficiencies so that the government can still maintain fiscal discipline," said Hasan Jafri, who heads Singapore-based business consultancy HJ Advisory.
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The deal also includes measures to mandate reviews of current securities laws for inefficiencies, and establish new procedures to crack down on insider trading, financial fraud against senior citizens, money laundering and human trafficking.
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An estimated $200 billion — or the equivalent of 203 percent of global spending on research — is routinely wasted on poorly designed and redundant studies, according to meta-researchers who have analyzed inefficiencies in research.
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But economists have expressed skepticism, and investors will be looking for details on the government's plan to reduce inefficiencies at state-owned enterprises, as well its efforts to ensure stability in unruly stock markets.
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The blue chips of Silicon Valley — Amazon, Apple, Google, Uber — have announced in the past few weeks they're interested in disrupting an industry that has bedeviled us with rising costs and inefficiencies for decades.
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Yet many critics say this system of case-by-case reviews is riddled with inefficiencies and bottlenecks, and has been insufficient to stop China from gradually eroding American advantages in the high-tech sphere.
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It competes in the much-hyped "digital freight brokerage" space, where tech giants like Uber, startups, and trucking incumbents are seeking to eliminate inefficiencies by automating the process in which truckers and shippers match.
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On the other end of the spectrum, my co-founder Harpreet Singh – a Harvard-trained PhD who began his career on Wall Street – had his eyes open to the inefficiencies of traditional consulting firms.
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"We are now making good progress with investments and upgrades in our supply chain, which will fully address these inefficiencies and increase our international and multi-channel supply capability," the company said on Tuesday.
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Therefore, helmet manufacturers are designing technology to perform well under the NFL's testing conditions, and the NFL rankings drive the helmet technology available for the NCAA and youth helmets, perpetuating inefficiencies across the industry.
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Cutting inefficiencies and focusing on areas where the biology is proven, Borisy said, will lead to a success rate of closer to one in two or three, versus the industry's current one in 10.
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He is a member of what might be called the "resolver" generation — those who learned to resolve or negotiate their way around the shortages, regulations and inefficiencies of Cuban socialism in its later stages.
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Rapid urbanization brings excessive consumption of finite resources, congestion, and operational inefficiencies that can be better managed with smart waste management, route optimization software, intelligent public transport systems, wireless networks, and connected energy-efficient lights.
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It remains to be seen what kind of disruption Trump will bestow upon the White House, but efforts at disruption from the technology world have refined and chipped at only the topmost layer of inefficiencies.
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Beyond attacks on the right to protest, this includes the idea that the military as an institution is a model to be emulated and expanded—despite its chronic inefficiencies and inappropriate norms for domestic challenges.
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Yet, with more than $22018 billion wasted due to inefficiencies, and health-related costs doubling in the country during the last five years (with accumulated inflation at 26.8 percent), Brazilian healthcare is ripe for disruption.
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The outlook for 2017 is benign, but cost inefficiencies at some Austrian savings banks, the need to boost IT investments, low base rates and more normalised LICs will likely dampen returns in the medium term.
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It will instead be financed by a mix of wealth taxes, employer transfers of money they currently spend on health care and reductions of the many inefficiencies in our current byzantine system — among other initiatives.
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And many of the bloc's inefficiencies and dysfunctions can be traced to the unfinished work of strengthening European institutions and achieving greater integration between member states in areas such as banking, finance, security and defense.
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A 6900 report by the think tank Common Good found that a six-year delay in construction on public projects costs the nation over $2628 trillion, including the costs of prolonged inefficiencies and unnecessary pollution.
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Since then, the White House has supported Abadi's efforts to address inefficiencies, nepotism, and corruption inside the Iraqi political system, while also maintaining a more balanced approach to the country's many ethnic and sectarian constituencies.
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As Xi begins his second five-year term as president, Beijing is streamlining regulators and ministries to reduce inefficiencies while expanding the remit of others such as the central bank to boost their policymaking powers.
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The idea is that by throwing tech at the problem, including an online marketplace — covering buying, selling, repairing, loaning, and exchanging aircraft parts — many inefficiencies within the aerospace parts and repair market can be eradicated.
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If anything, the paper said, the "illusory expectations" raised by the Business Roundtable and other proponents of stakeholder governance will allow directors and officers to get away with managerial inefficiencies and even self-interested decisionmaking.
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EQT boosted its estimated well development capital expenditures for 2018 by $300 million to $2.5 billion due to inefficiencies resulting from higher activity levels, the learning curve on ultra-long laterals and service cost increases.
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Shortages of everything from fuel and medicine to consumer goods have become common this year in Cuba, which the government blames on sanctions and the United States counters are due to the country's economic inefficiencies.
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In effect, the STB is running around its own regulatory precedent, spinning its maneuvers as "competition" policy when all it really wants to do is regulate prices, irrespective of the inefficiencies imposed on rail transport.
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"Asana offers its customers a strong value proposition for work management, rooted in transparency and productivity, while fundamentally reducing resource inefficiencies and busy work," said Colin le Duc, one of Generation's founders, in a statement.
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In March, health officials faced criticism from other government departments for the National Health Mission's inefficiencies and were asked to rework the renewal proposal for 2017-20 after they drew up spending estimates of $33 billion.
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The historic cathedral — also one of the city's most-visited tourist destinations — has been in disrepair for years, but updates were long stalled due to bureaucratic inefficiencies that blocked France's government from paying for the upkeep.
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Sanders' "Medicare for All" bill would cover the last 8.8 percent, which is 28.1 million people, but at a substantial cost that Republicans will argue will increase the national debt and create inefficiencies in the market.
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Understanding them will help highlight the inefficiencies and opportunity: Shippers (the demand): These are the companies who need their products moved – from small manufacturers all the way up to large brands like Nike, Nordstrom, Ralph's, etc.
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Still, there's also obvious incentive to not rush toward the same new strategy that everyone else is—lest you miss out on the market inefficiencies that this class of general manager is supposedly devoted to identifying.
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The Paris-based company has developed a SaaS and mobile app to help construction workers and other construction stakeholders collaborate digitally, which is believed to be the key to removing many of the inefficiencies in construction.
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Major investors like Paul Tudor Jones are putting money behind investment strategies powered by artificial intelligence that aim to use ever larger data sets and more sophisticated algorithms to weed out profitable inefficiencies in the market.
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Food stamps have long served as a bogeyman for Republican lawmakers, who see in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) an example of everything wrong with Washington—namely, in their view, overblown entitlement programs and inefficiencies.
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Although a portion of mounting tuition rates can be attributed to decreases in state-based funding, a closer look at the traditional business model of higher education reveals a stockpile of embedded inefficiencies and warped incentives.
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The founder of Business Insider and Gilt Groupe has co-founded Nomad Health, a New York City startup aiming to take advantage of what it believes are inefficiencies in how hospitals and clinics hire temporary staff.
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Given how lucrative Europe is and will be to Facebook, it may be willing to spend what it takes to comply with new regulations, and even tolerate any inefficiencies the rules impose on its advertising business.
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"My only message on this would be there are reasons we have regulations that were put in place after the crisis… That said, there may be ways that there are unintended consequences and inefficiencies," Williams said.
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LONDON, Feb 0.63 (Reuters) - British chocolatier Hotel Chocolat is making progress with supply chain improvements to address inefficiencies exposed by its overseas expansion, it said on Tuesday as it posted first-half profit growth of 20.6%.
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The burden of the USPS's inefficiencies, operational ineptitude and runaway costs ultimately cast a long shadow on postal ratepayers, or even taxpayers, who would be forced to provide a bailout if USPS's financial position sufficiently deteriorates.
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In 1997, Boeing announced a hit of $2.6 billion including hundreds of millions to deal with factory inefficiencies after it was forced to suspend output of its 737 and 747 lines due to supply chain problems.
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In 1997, Boeing announced a hit of $2.6 billion including hundreds of millions to deal with factory inefficiencies after it was forced to suspend output of its 737 and 8303 lines due to supply chain problems.
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In 1997, Boeing announced a hit of $8303 billion including hundreds of millions to deal with factory inefficiencies after it was forced to suspend output of its 737 and 747 lines due to supply chain problems.
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"We too have been gathering reports ... pointing to some anomalies and electoral management inefficiencies, which prevented some of our supporters and citizens from exercising their constitutional rights to vote," the Unity Party said in a statement.
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For this reason, I predict that innovative startups and larger companies that see the potential of solving inefficiencies will push growth of more than 50 percent year-over-year, even despite the current economic crisis in Brazil.
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The department was eroded under Rex Tillerson, who left the office without any major accomplishments —he also pushed to slash "inefficiencies" at the department, resulting in the resignation of 60 percent of its top-ranking career diplomats.
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China's ruling Communist Party has doubled down on its plans to reform the state sector through a mix of market forces and targeted support in a bid to cut inefficiencies and dominate certain swathes of the economy.
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The firm already revolutionised supply chains once, before the arrival of the internet, by stripping out inefficiencies in logistics and telling the world's biggest brands that it would manage their product flow through its superior supply chain.
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The technology from AGCO's Fendt subsidiary "is focused on eliminating not only the cost and inefficiencies of an operator, but also the cost of the tractor and the planter tool bar as well," according to the company.
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"If you add inefficiencies to the market, the result of that — and the only result of that — is that prices will have to go up to compensate the market and create a new, efficient solution," said Bays.
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Udacity, which specializes in "nanodegrees" on a range of technical subjects that include AI, deep learning, digital marketing, VR and computer vision, has been struggling for months now, due in part to runaway costs and other inefficiencies.
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Michael Mauboussin, head of global financial strategies at Credit Suisse and author of four books on investing, joined CNBC's Mike Santoli for an exclusive strategy session on how investors can outperform the market by spotting trading inefficiencies.
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However, he said, the inefficiencies of this approach were shocking: almost no one had 20/20 vision in both eyes, and often the patient would try and choose the frame they liked, but without the right prescription.
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China, the world's top producer and consumer of steel, has already embarked on restructuring to tackle inefficiencies in the sector and slash the huge overcapacity that has boosted cheap exports and caused some producers elsewhere to shut.
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It's likely that a solution to the extraordinary pressures placed on our environment and our cities by population growth will be comprised of a whole bunch of tiny solutions to inefficiencies, in each industry, in each home.
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Ads are also oftentimes ill-fitted for the restrictions of a given webpage — a Google study a few years ago estimated more than half of all ads never reach human eyeballs — and the technical inefficiencies annoy customers.
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The combination of AI working with machine vision and satellite imagery is also making possible more efficient means of monitoring deforestation and agricultural emissions — and these technologies can together assist with identifying inefficiencies in emission-heavy industries.
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But a growing number of economists say they believe China will soon have to make contentious choices between propping up its economy and shaking up the state-owned companies whose debts and inefficiencies are dragging down growth.
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Uber by the numbers Latest milestones Uber's customer support inefficiencies have been at the forefront of many drivers' issues over the years, and the company isn't exactly in a position to lose a critical mass of drivers.
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So, to the extent that these problems are due to US-inspired sanctions (they were also caused by a severe drought last year and by the inefficiencies of North Korea's unreformed economy), President Trump has a point.
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"The gap in health administrative spending between the United States and Canada is large and widening, and it apparently reflects the inefficiencies of the U.S. private insurance–based, multipayer system," the authors write in the study's abstract.
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The telecoms firm is also grappling with organisational and operational inefficiencies linked to fixed voice and data services, which require more staff to install, maintain and market, it said in a letter to unions seen by Reuters.
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Generally, supporters of UBI argue that "universal cash benefits from the government would address at least one of three policy dilemmas: economic inequality, technology replacing human workers, and transfer program inefficiencies," writes Jensen in the AEI's report.
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Prior to the first elections, there was speculation that younger voters, disillusioned with mainstream political parties and the inefficiencies of democracy, would cast ballots for wild cards and those outside what they see as a corrupt system.
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At the World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul on Monday, around 20 donor countries, the European Commission and 16 aid organizations - which include several U.N. agencies and the Red Cross - agreed to reduce inefficiencies and slim down overheads.
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Can you talk about those benefits and harms, in the new society with AI making decisions and in some cases, it does notice inefficiencies and things like crops or weather, it's hard to have bias in those.
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The Government Accountability Office — which analyzes government policies for inefficiencies — flagged the potential for sprawling overhead costs at the NIH in a 2016 report, urging the institute to establish programs to better investigate potential fraud and abuse.
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"You ran the math on trying to bump the parachute down to subsonic, and the inefficiencies associated with that started to manifest very quickly," says Clark, a wiry 37-year-old who radiates a cheerful yet manic intensity.
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In the week leading up to parliament, the government flagged major job losses in the key production industries of coal and steel as policymakers seek to eliminate inefficiencies and overcapacity in state-owned enterprises through consolidation and layoffs.
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Why to worry: There is evidence that as more and more algorithms are employed to find inefficiencies in the market, their tendency to arrive at similar conclusions puts the market at risk of dangerous swings in asset prices.
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By reducing the lag in reporting and enabling a project manager to get an instant overview of how a project is progressing and the ability to spot problems and delays ahead of time, those inefficiencies can be mitigated.
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The delays, advocates argue, are a result of inefficiencies in the asylum adjudication system, insufficient staffing to vet would-be refugees and the often lengthy security checks that Syrians are required to undergo as part of their application.
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"3D printing technology constitutes the perfect opportunity to eliminate inefficiencies across the food market by dramatically reducing food spoilage during the supply chain while bolstering the consumer's ability to personalize according to her wants and needs," he says.
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For example, Celonis might use its proprietary software to conduct an AI-based analysis of how a company processes its invoices, point out where the biggest inefficiencies in this process are, and establish how these can be reduced.
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" GE Healthcare, a dominant player in hospital and lab equipment, said its goal is to integrate AI into every aspect of the health-care system to ultimately "improve patient outcomes, reduce waste and inefficiencies, and eliminate costly errors.
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The goal is to automate the process, which could eliminate remarkable inefficiencies across the $800 billion trucking industry — a vision was so enticing that, not even an hour into its existence, Transfix was taking calls from Barnes & Noble.
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The result is outlandish salaries, bloated administration, heavy costs of advertising, and other inefficiencies that result in high incomes for the health care industry and exorbitant costs for taxpayers and for workers paying for private health care plans.
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Liu said in a commentary in the official People's Daily that the responsibilities and authority of government ministries overlapped in some places, while the division of labor by some state agencies was not effective and led to inefficiencies.
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Sometimes they succeeded in having it both ways, forcing Northern-based businesses to abide by local "customs," regardless of any moral qualms (which may or may not have worried Northern businessmen) or economic inefficiencies (which most certainly did).
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And the authors of the SWIFT Institute's paper clearly see a benefit too, suggesting blockchain technology provides the industry "with an opportunity to harmonize business processes and address many long-neglected inefficiencies in post-trade and other financial operations".
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Morgan Stanley economists Upasana Chachra, Chetan Ahya and Aayushi Kukreja said in a Thursday note that the aim of the GST was to reduce the inefficiencies caused by India's current tax system, by eliminating "cascading impact" and easing compliance.
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You meanwhile have a lack of awareness by the people most impacted by the decisions [about where bond money should go], and those are real inefficiencies in the marketplace that Neighborly and other companies are trying to do address.
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With tens of millions of the country's people impacted by gigantic inequities in access to health services, some serious quality problems, burdensome costs and inefficiencies on all sides, entrepreneurs' plates are full in bringing healthtech innovations to the market.
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In addition to falling under the purview of the Air Force, the pared-down Space Force will require the Pentagon to consolidate its existing functions "to minimize duplication of effort and eliminate bureaucratic inefficiencies," the White House official explained.
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Von der Leyen said the EU's current military structure had glaring inefficiencies, that led to the "waste of huge amounts of money," including the use of 37 different types of armoured vehicles, 12 refuelling planes and 19 fighter jets.
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Shen Yi, a former trader with Goldman Sachs, is part of a cohort that has started to apply quantitative trading strategies to the domestic market, which is rife with the kinds of inefficiencies that are fertile ground for quants.
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Thus, the lines at TSA are merely the symptom of the larger problem: The TSA is a modern example of a failing government bureaucracy, with all of the accompanying features that support the inefficiencies such as long wait-times.
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And while the mission of the Pentagon is higher in profile, lawmakers are loath to cut services for veterans or lose facilities in their districts, and they rarely suggest cuts to the department, regardless of its inefficiencies or problems.
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And while the mission of the Pentagon is higher in profile, lawmakers are loath to cut services for veterans or lose facilities in their districts, and they rarely suggest cuts to the Department, regardless of its inefficiencies or problems.
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The success of those organizations, and others, makes it harder to exploit inefficiencies, and the Orioles' division rivals — the wealthy Red Sox and Yankees, plus the Tampa Bay Rays and the Toronto Blue Jays — are all committed to data.
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But the company gave "ambiguous" explanations to the public, the fund's board and staff who faced questions from clients about the performance, the SEC said, at one point touting performance gains due to "well-publicized" inefficiencies in the market.
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Warning that the effects of overcapacity had become "ever more destructive," the report by the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China blamed government policies and recalcitrant officials for inefficiencies across many of China's major industries, including steel, cement and chemicals.
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In this course, you'll get access to 67 lectures and 11 hours of content covering such things as assessing an idea's marketability, spotting market inefficiencies, employing novel and disruptive business models, and understanding the process of developing and improving business ideas.
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Cameron spoke of the EU's competitiveness, but ignored its structural inefficiencies; he called for a multi-currency trading zone, not realizing that this creates policy conflicts between the majority inside and the minority of EU members outside the euro zone.
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China, the world's top steel and coal producer, has vowed to launch a campaign to cut excess capacity in various industrial sectors, including coal-fuelled power and the construction materials industry, in an effort to cut inefficiencies and tackle pollution.
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One Medical is taking on a chunk of the $3.5 trillion health-care industry, which is riddled with inefficiencies, impersonal care and old technologies that don't talk to each other and leave patients struggling to find and track their medical records.
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Prominent among these are using machine vision to monitor the environment; using data analysis to find inefficiencies in emission-heavy industries; and using AI to model complex systems, like Earth's own climate, so we can better prepare for future changes.
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"Our profitability in the first half of the year is largely being impacted by planned investments in marketing, a competitive promotional environment and the costs related to prior distribution center network inefficiencies," said EVP and Chief Financial Officer Jeffrey Boyer said.
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Many state workers remain fierce supporters of his "21st century socialism," but others have turned on the government due to salaries that have plummeted to a few dozen U.S. dollars a month, corruption scandals and inefficiencies in state-owned companies.
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"The more you can understand how the world moves, the better able you are to remove these inefficiencies that impede mobility," said Shiva Shivakumar, the CEO and co-founder of Urban Engines, who in 2004 was named "distinguished entrepreneur" at Google.
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Why quants are struggling: Noted quant fund investor Neal Berger wrote in a letter to clients this summer that it comes down to two factors: Increased competition: more investors are using algorithms to fight over the same inefficiencies in the market.
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The friction, inefficiencies, and pure agony caused by our increasingly convoluted building codes have given rise to a growing set of companies that are helping people make sense of the home-building process by incorporating regulations directly into their software.
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Will Ventures founder and former NFL player Isaiah Kacyvenski, Philadelphia 76'ers data scientist Ivana Seric, alongside sports journalist Bonnie Bernstein examine how data can be used to enhance a company's strategy, identify market inefficiencies, gauge value, and optimize a workforce.
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Undermining the public's right to know places obstacles in the way of a free press, limits checks on government waste, puts public health and safety at risk and creates market inefficiencies that harm the businesses that are arguing for greater secrecy.
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As a first order of business, the new Congress should order a comprehensive audit of the regulatory, tax, and policy environments to identify redundancies, inefficiencies, and systemic problems that artificially raise the cost of doing business in the United States.
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"We have some jurisdictions where we are getting ... laughable demands for legacy-type inefficiencies," O'Leary said referring to the pay and working conditions typical of the higher cost carriers Ryanair has undermined in recent decades with its ultra-low-cost model.
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TapHeaven co-founder and CEO Chris Hoyt, who is becoming chief growth officer at the combined organization, said the two companies have been "trying to solve the same problem" — namely, eliminating many of the inefficiencies in the mobile advertising business.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter Thursday urged Congress to stick to a bipartisan budget agreement that locked in spending levels for fiscal 2016 and 2017, warning that reopening the deal would lead to inefficiencies and could raise concerns overseas.
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It is not a simple task: the inherent inefficiencies of democratic rule are an easy target for its foes, and the worlds of commerce, politics, technology, justice and journalism, among others, all have their own take on how government should function.
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In recent years the I.C.C. has disappointed some of its backers, who have observed its slow pace, inefficiencies and internal squabbles — and how many member governments only offer it halfhearted support, and fail to carry out court-ordered arrest warrants.
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Yet there is also something in this regulation that goes beyond defense against the worst possibilities, toward a discouragement of all the benign irregularities — the unruly felicities, creative improvisations, leisurely inefficiencies and insouciant eccentricities — that are the heart of urban life.
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This time around, the speaker, Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, and the Ways and Means chairman, Kevin Brady of Texas, have both taken ownership of a House blueprint for transforming the tax code, currently a masterpiece of complexity, inefficiencies and inequities.
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While the administration has made important strides in helping communities targeted for genocide, the lack of coordination between the State Department, USAID, the White House, and NSC on this front risks failure or debilitating inefficiencies to U.S. efforts in this area.
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Some more Brazilian startups that are disrupting inefficiencies with eServices include: Disclosure: Of the 22 Latin American companies mentioned in article, three of them (Magnetis, MinutoSeguros and ViajaNet) have received investments from Redpoint eventures, where Rodrigues is a partner and managing director.
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Serbinis tells TechCrunch that his interest in health technology was sparked by a conversation about healthcare inefficiencies with Patrick Soon-Shiong, the pharmaceutical entrepreneur and NantHealth founder probably better known outside of biotech circles as the newest owner of the Los Angeles Times.
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Much work needs to be done to address the complicated regulations and inefficiencies of insurers, hospitals and other care networks, and much attention would need to be given to how people who cannot afford to contribute to an HSA would be covered.
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"For years, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) has suffered from operational and financial inefficiencies, and while reforms are needed, H.R. 756 misses the mark and may actually exacerbate the issues facing USPS," the groups said Monday in an open letter to Congress.
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Gil said plans for 2 percent growth this year were dashed mainly by Hurricane Irma and other weather-related events that hurt tourism, sugar production and agriculture, all of which should improve next year, as well as domestic inefficiencies and tighter U.S. sanctions.
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We love to look at technologies that kill inefficiencies across the B23B value chain and create a significant (10x) improvement – starting from sourcing and procurement platforms, modular production systems, warehouse automation, new digitally-enabled logistics platforms to more digital after-sales solutions.
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Spohr has set up a working group to examine Lufthansa's matrix management structure, which is seen as causing inefficiencies and higher administrative costs, Handelsblatt reported, adding that its work was seen as preparing the group for an eventual transition to a holding structure.
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"We contend that this floor for competitive (parcel) products has been maintained at artificially low levels, creating large-scale systemic economic inefficiencies engendered by what is effectively a government-enforced taxpayer subsidization of the USPS' irrational pricing," wrote analysts at Citi in April.
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They weren't just less headache than old-world services, but because they were using phones to eliminate inefficiencies, they argued that they could be cheaper, too — so cheap that as they grew, they could offer luxury-level service at mass-market prices.
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"A key facet of the challenge is that India's power distribution companies and load managers at times curtail renewable energy power as a result of scheduling and cost challenges, transmission inefficiencies, and a lack of interstate balancing and power transfers," the report said.
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The sub-set regtech arena that TPWG wants to boost is mainly focused on 'process automation' at present, such as improving inefficiencies within banks' regulatory reporting procedures by using cheaper, shared utilities for Know Your Customer (KYC), tax or common sanctions reporting.
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"The flipside is that with all this regulation and higher capital requirements, it does mean that it is becoming harder and harder to trade derivatives more efficiently," Manek explained, adding that the cost of such inefficiencies can be passed on to investors.
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But as more items and new varieties begin to roll in, you start finding inefficiencies in your organization scheme — whether that's because of where or how you grouped them makes it hard to navigate or because you can't easily remember where something is.
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Using technology and matchmaking algorithms, "Paro is thereby able to avoid the tremendous inefficiencies that come from large, brick-and-mortar professional services organizations burdened by high partnership and overhead expenses, providing freelancers with higher earnings and clients with significant cost savings," Sieg said.
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"The founders were huge fans of bitcoin and believed in its transformative potential but they saw some inefficiencies in its design that would lead to scalability issues and speed problems," said Monica Long, one of Ripple's early employees and its senior vice president of marketing.
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Former Harvard Endowment Managers Plan Hedge Fund | Satu Parikh and Marco Barrozo, former senior managers of Harvard University's endowment, plan to start a hedge fund to exploit pricing inefficiencies in commodities and fixed-income markets, Bloomberg News reports, citing people with knowledge of the matter.
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On the stage of TechCrunch Disrupt, the founders of two of the hottest startups in real estate, Cadre and Point articulated the inefficiencies of today's real estate markets and expressed optimism in their ability to use innovative markets to benefit investors and homeowners respectively.
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In our 100 days report card back in April, Jim VandeHei and I noted that one of Trump's "misses" was: "Little personal growth in office" — a loose style and resistance to structure that leaves White House aides insecure, and created internal inefficiencies and blind spots.
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By splitting the network into small sections for consensus voting purposes the idea is you avoid the inefficiencies of having to poll all the nodes on the network — yet can still retain robustness, at least so long as subgroups are carefully structured and secured.
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The report, scheduled to be published on Tuesday by the Regional Plan Association, an urban research and advocacy group, says that dozens of missteps, abuses and inefficiencies have helped to make New York City the most expensive place in the world for public transit projects.
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"My only message on this would be there are reasons we have regulations that were put in place after the crisis… That said, there may be ways that there are unintended consequences and inefficiencies," Williams told reporters at a capital markets conference in Washington.
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"My only message on this would be there are reasons we have regulations that were put in place after the crisis… That said, there may be ways that there are unintended consequences and inefficiencies," Williams told reporters at a capital markets conference in Washington.
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Not according to the old economics, at least not unless we're willing to unleash inefficiencies that will unravel the benefits of the "optimal" system, distort price signals, and give rise to incentives that will steer people and capital away from their most productive uses.
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Firat Unlu, leading India analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit, said that the privacy and data protection concerns raised over Aadhaar were "justified", but said that the review should also consider the "large economic and social benefits" the program brings in combating inefficiencies and corruption.
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While 2019 forecasts for domestic auto consumption and total production were left unchanged, Anfavea president Luiz Carlos Moraes said Brazil's automaking sector will need to specialize on what it does best and quickly reduce inefficiencies due to greater competition from the Mercosur-EU accord.
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"While there are some inefficiencies in my rendering, I'm actually not sure the device will be able to render most games at full speed, especially as the geometry gets more complex with hand-edited meshes," he explains in the description of his original Super Mario demo.
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Issues to be resolved include the reality that both of the main candidates will need to form complex alliances to win, that a split of the party chairmanship and the national presidency could lead to inefficiencies and that disruptive in-fighting between factions is likely to continue.
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"The logistics industry still largely relies on outdated, manual, and paper heavy legacy systems and processes, leading to a lot of inefficiencies and lack of transparency," says FreightHub's co-founder and CEO Ferry Heilemann, who previously founded Groupon clone DailyDeal, which was sold to Google in 2011.
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Considering the lack of accountability and clear inefficiencies apparent in the way government, local authorities and schools spend on educational resources, edtech businesses are slowly but surely being seen as a sustainable means of tackling the bureaucracy, resourcing shortfalls and engagement issues that come with teaching.
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"Rapid urbanization is putting a huge strain on city services globally, coupled with inefficiencies caused by an aging infrastructure that currently supports critical functions, such as fire and emergency services, public transportation, lighting, sewer and sanitation systems," said Sensity chairman and CEO and co-founder Hugh Martin.
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These automated systems can detect inefficiencies that a human manager never would — a moment's downtime between calls, a habit of lingering at the coffee machine after finishing a task, a new route that, if all goes perfectly, could get a few more packages delivered in a day.
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What Leo and Moss proposed as a remedy for these inefficiencies makes for prophetic reading: the creation of a full-service, self-sustaining U.S. Development Finance Corporation that delivers development results, advances U.S. foreign and commercial policy objectives and reduces the federal deficit through modest operating profits.
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"If they come out and communicate more on what the actual practical consequences of this will be for consumers of financial services, what this can mean for pension funds in terms of inefficiencies and cost, that is probably something that will speak to politicians more," Mackel said.
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"Silicon Valley looks at inefficiencies in the world, and they aim to disrupt the food space," said Erik Oberholtzer, a founder and the chief executive of Tender Greens, a quick-service chain based in Los Angeles that is using data to guide its East Coast expansion.
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Patients struggle to gain access to care, and whether this is a result of a shortage of doctors or inefficiencies in current delivery models, it makes no sense to have doctors sitting on the sidelines, not having the opportunity to explore new ways to deliver care.
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By fostering an all-of-the-above funding approach, cutting inefficiencies and building our partnership with states for ensuring local projects are built quickly and at appropriate levels, we can help the president fulfill his $1 trillion promise to build a 21st-century system in America.
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According to the White House, the action will help agencies "overcome bureaucratic delays and inefficiencies" in the hiring process, expand access to telemedicine, and allow for the shifting of resources within HIV/AIDS programs to help people eligible for those programs receive substance use disorder treatments.
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The Philippine judicial system is riddled with inefficiencies, and there is a culture of bribery and structural incentives for judges and lawyers to move slowly, despite a constitutional right to a speedy trial, said Raymund Narag, an assistant professor at Southern Illinois University who studies Philippine jails.
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There are numerous daily tasks that can be solved with ease in the U.S. In comparison, the lack of training, standardization and process in Brazil creates chronic inefficiencies in the service sector that push consumers to prefer and use mobile applications that provide everyday services in a standardized manner.
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Quant fund managers — who feed huge caches of data to sophisticated, proprietary algorithms to find inefficiencies in the market they can exploit for profit — are struggling to keep pace with the broader market, and some funds, like the once-promising R&F Capital, are shuttering their doors altogether.
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Troubling inefficiencies have also arisen out of a subset of colleges' attempts to compete on the basis of infamously indulgent non-academic offerings -- rock climbing walls, lazy rivers and extravagant student housing facilities, to name a few -- intended to lure students, particularly those who can pay full tuition.
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"We are really purpose-built to be an egg-freezing-first company, where many legacy institutions that were providing infertility services have legacy costs that come with … inefficiencies bred over decades and outmoded technology in their labs that may not be the most efficient and effective," she said.
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I think in the same way that it would be absurd for us to travel up to New York City for a conference on horseback, it will be absurd for us to grow crops, to feed those crops to animals, with all of the inefficiencies and cruelty involved.
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Two leading theories of the differences in the initial death toll trajectories have to do with the ages of people who were infected and the fact that the US health care system — for all its failings and inefficiencies — has more critical care beds for people who are seriously ill.
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These megaprojects, in different ways, helped remake London into the great global city-state of Europe, a 231st-century melting pot and Sybaris of culture and free-market prosperity — at the same time that they clearly exacerbated underlying urban inefficiencies and stirred resentment elsewhere in England toward the city.
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Pressed on other options Both Democrats and Republicans on the panel pressed the officials about other options to deal with inefficiencies in the immigration system besides expanding family detention, including bipartisan support for substantially increasing the resources of the immigration courts to hear cases and move them more quickly.
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But his actions — at least those involving pharmaceutical pricing — had an impact that persists, those in the drug industry say, from spurring a conversation about the complexities of drug pricing, to priming the pump for drug pricing scandals that followed, to illuminating inefficiencies in the generic drug market.
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In my book, "Fueling Freedom: Exposing the Mad War on Energy," I point out the irony that the industrial revolution, when our nation built factories, steam engines, railroads and so on, was made possible by an energy revolution that ditched the inefficiencies of windmills and sundials for powerful coal and oil.
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"Currently, the process for reviewing and approving new or expanded interstate natural gas pipelines is robust and transparent — two things that we continue to believe are essential — but procedural inefficiencies can delay a process that already spans several years," said Don Santa, CEO of the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America.
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AND THIRD OF ALL, LET'S STOP MASKING PROFLIGATE GOVERNMENTS, LET'S STOP DISGUISING THE INEFFICIENCIES OF SOME OF THESE STATE GOVERNMENTS YOU JUST MENTIONED AND MAKE TAXPAYERS AND ALL OF THOSE OTHER STATES THAT HAVE BALANCED BUDGETS AND FULL PENSION SYSTEMS – WHY DO THE WISCONSIN TAXPAYERS, WE WENT THROUGH RECALL AFTER RECALL.
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As private blockchains begin to be used daily to track supply chains or copyrights, the other big question is whether they will be economically attractive enough to persuade companies to replace their old database systems — with one person in charge — with the inefficiencies that come with multiple people keeping records.
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His company, which has been operating in stealth mode for the last two years, has finally emerged with a new solution for freight shipping that purports to bring in more money to shippers, remove inefficiencies in the current hub-and-spoke model for freight and offer better deals to shipping customers.
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New York City's public-school system has been her proving ground, and she has devoted herself to reforming what she sees as its bureaucratic idiocies and its codified inefficiencies, refusing to submit to any authority that she deems insufficiently worthy (except in those instances it serves her to do so).
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As a young man, Taylor had worked as a shop foreman, attempted to get the most out of his workers, and begun to diagnose the inefficiencies he observed as a product of poorly structured incentives, unmotivated and sometimes shirking laborers, and perhaps most importantly, a tremendous knowledge gap that rendered management ineffective.
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" He added, "The point I'm making is, in addition to electing good people, one of the things that you can do, I think, is encourage and work with governments to identify where are bottlenecks, where are inefficiencies that could potentially be solved and then finding allies to help improve processes inside of government.
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Read: The VA overpaid tens of thousands of veterans, and now it says they have to give the money back At a House committee hearing on the issue Wednesday, veterans advocates testified that the VA's own inefficiencies are largely causing these overpayments, but the responsibility for clearing the debt falls to the veterans.
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In this particular instance, where they have this somewhat long situation, it would be really wonderful to access this data, understand how people are managing, and if there seems to be inefficiencies or problems that you can detect, we can moderate how we're getting people around because we have so much time.
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The New York Times has gone in-depth in a series of articles noting the outrageous cost of extending the Long Island Rail Road to Grand Central Terminal (at $3.5 billion per mile, the most expensive in the world), as well as the crazy operational costs and inefficiencies of the NYC subway.
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A 40 percent reduction in the amount of electricity needed for cooling, which Google describes as a "phenomenal step forward." savings of hundreds of millions of dollars After accounting for "electrical losses and other non-cooling inefficiencies," this 40 percent reduction translated into a 15 percent reduction in overall power saving, says Google.
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By reducing inefficiencies, channeling the occupancy costs the government now incurs for inefficient space to pay for modern efficient space, and by easing bureaucratic roadblocks, the Trump administration and Congress can save money, reduce the carbon footprint, and stimulate job growth and local economies across the country in partnership with the private sector.
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At a symposium in Washington DC on Friday, DARPA In a program called "AI Next," the agency now has over 20 programs currently in the works and will focus on "enhancing the security and resiliency of machine learning and AI technologies, reducing power, data, performance inefficiencies and [exploring] 'explainability'" of these systems.
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I would say entrepreneurs, as a general rule, should think about what's happening around them and how they could change and improve a situation that leads to one or more of these outcomes: improve an existing product, improve access, reduce inefficiencies and costs, save time or bridge a gap or adjust and align a mismatch.
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"While owning a home has long been the cornerstone of the American dream, it's head-scratching that in today's on-demand Amazon and Venmo digital world, the mortgage industry — with $15 trillion in assets — has remained painfully analog and plagued with inefficiencies," said Vishal Garg, the cofounder and CEO of the mortgage-tech startup Better.
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"While owning a home has long been the cornerstone of the American dream, it&aposs head-scratching that in today&aposs on-demand Amazon and Venmo digital world, the mortgage industry — with $15 trillion in assets — has remained painfully analog and plagued with inefficiencies," said Vishal Garg, cofounder and CEO of mortgage-tech startup Better.
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I mean you've just pointed out the risks of QE rolling off monetary policy rolling off and actually the structural inefficiencies that remain in Eurozone at this stage is still there and for all the things we just discussed about the populist pressures the paralyzation potentially of politicians who are afraid of their voters I'd argue at this point.
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With this sort of cold-blooded thinking, so divorced from the contingency and mystery of human life, it's easy to see how long-standing values begin to seem like an annoyance—why a concept like privacy would carry so little weight in the engineer's calculus, why the inefficiencies of publishing and journalism seem so imminently disruptable.
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Alex Hersham, another of Zencargo's co-founders who is also the CEO (the third co-founder is Jan Riethmayer, the CTO), estimates that there is some $1.1 trillion "left on the table" from all of the inefficiencies in the supply chain related to things not being in stock when needed, or overstocked, and other inventory mistakes.
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"If you look at the inefficiencies and transaction costs that firms incur in the way capital is raised in the venture capital market, it can cause a lot of friction and costs which this technology disruption (blockchain) can really help fix," said Philipp Freise, head of the technology, media and telecommunications industry team at private equity firm KKR.
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He goes on to claim that Geeksphone's actions led to increased costs and inefficiencies for the JV, and alleges they were also partially responsible for the sales team of the joint entities building unrealistic sales forecasts for 2015 of more than $750 million in revenue — the actual figure turned out to be less than $10 million.
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Whether you want to look at this from the private-sector side (many market participants are small businesses bringing investments and jobs to communities of every demographic) or the public-sector side (the substantial tax revenues these businesses bring resulting in either greater services or lower overall tax burdens for the average person), these inefficiencies have substantial, adverse effects.
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For example, if a 17th SaaS business with a similar business model to other Pilot companies signs up, they could down the line take a look at their info and spot potential discrepancies based on anonymized trend data picked up from other comparables in the industry — or do a better job of spotting inefficiencies or others.
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And Gillem, who was in active duty in the US Air Force for nine years and spent another 12 in the Reserves, saw firsthand the problems with this kind of poor planning: the costs associated with it, the inefficiencies of it, the burden on physical and mental health—and ultimately, the damage to the longevity of the mission.
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Fantastic, wide-ranging investigation from The Verge's Josh Dzieza: These automated systems can detect inefficiencies that a human manager never would — a moment's downtime between calls, a habit of lingering at the coffee machine after finishing a task, a new route that, if all goes perfectly, could get a few more packages delivered in a day.
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"In light of the substantiation of the important national security interests at stake, it does not appear that the agency's failure to invoke Exemption 1 [for classified information] was part of an effort to gain tactical advantage, but rather, it stemmed from inefficiencies at and extraordinary burdens placed upon defendant's FOIA unit," Jackson wrote in her 12-page ruling.
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CVS and Aetna claim their union — which will combine a health insurance payer, pharmacy benefit manager (PBM), and national retail pharmacy network under one roof — could streamline inefficiencies, reduce the price of prescription drugs and cut down on doctor and emergency room visits by allowing patients to receive basic clinical care at walk-in CVS MinuteClinics.
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Hot off the heels from a submission loss to Paul Felder, "The Detroit Superstar" has carved out a nice niche in Japan—taking full advantage of the country's MMA rules with a vicious soccer kick TKO win over Shinji Sasaki, before following that up with a slick submission win over kickboxer Andy Souwer, taking advantage of the Dutchman's inefficiencies on the ground.
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"I've spent 10 years both in the food industry and the logistics industry, and throughout my experience I found major inefficiencies in our food chains," says Moseley, who moved to San Francisco a year and a half ago to focus on trying to fix the food wastage problem, with the overarching ambition of doing something to give healthier eating a boost too.
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Under the Public Health Services Act designation, no additional federal funding will automatically be directed to the crisis, said an official, but federal agencies will be directed to devote more grant money already in their budget to the problem and take "action to overcome bureaucratic delays and inefficiencies in the hiring process," according to a fact sheet on Trump's order.
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It's really about getting rid of the inefficiencies that exist in the music industry by creating tools that make it easier for artists and fans to connect and making it easier for labels to market -- DAVID FABER: You have access to enormous amounts of data that conceivably would be helpful in terms of where people are listening, how they are listening and who they are listening to.
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You've heard it all before: the U.S. tax code hasn't been updated since 1986; it's riddled with loopholes, giveaways and inefficiencies; our corporate tax rate is the highest in the developed world; companies spend billions of dollars or relocate their headquarters overseas just to avoid the tax morass; we're past due for an update; and our economy is sorely in need of a pro-growth jolt.
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The inefficiencies in the investment world — often most visible in the giant bonuses and private yachts of investment bankers and hedge fund managers — might leave venture capitalists salivating, but the problem for consumers is over whether it's really that good to leave them in complete control of their financial future, able to jump in and out of investments at the tap of a smartphone.
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Kirsty Barnes, a partner at law firm Gowling WLG, said Britain-based banks could face major restrictions if they did not achieve preferential access to the EU. "Banks will either have to shift certain operations or business units to the EU or we will see the closure of lines of business and products due to the increased costs or associated inefficiencies that may arise," she said.
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Under the Public Health Services Act designation, no additional federal funding will automatically be directed to the crisis, a White House official said at the time, but federal agencies will be directed to devote more grant money already in their budgets to the problem and take "action to overcome bureaucratic delays and inefficiencies in the hiring process," according to a fact sheet on Trump's order.
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P.O. crowd for whom a $400 dinner does not qualify as conspicuous consumption and for whom the prevailing California-lifestyle fantasy is less about heirloom tomatoes than recognizing inefficiencies in the international medical technology markets, flying first-class around the planet to cut deals at three-Michelin-Star restaurants in Hong Kong or London and then, back home, treating the kids to casual $2,000 Sunday suppers.
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Cornyn told Bloomberg on Tuesday that the bill was "tweaked" to address concerns by Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who was worried that the original version was "overly broad" and could "end up with blowback against the US." Related: 'Blind Spots and Inefficiencies': The CIA Before and After 9/11 Schumer's office provided VICE News with a summary of what was amended prior to Tuesday's vote.
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It's really about getting rid of the inefficiencies that exist in the music industry by creating tools that make it easier for artists and fans to connect and making it easier for labels to market their, you know – DAVID FABER: You have access to enormous amounts of data that conceivably would be helpful in terms of where people are listening, how they are listening and who they are listening to.
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Picking up some big money from MHS (who have a history of shrewd early-stage investments) and some smart cash from Archer Gray (who are big in media production), the company is planning to launch its service in new locations throughout the U.S. "As producers, we have experienced first-hand the inefficiencies and challenges of renting gear that ShareGrid's platform solves," said Vinay Singh, partner and head of Archer Gray Ventures.
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Read more: A 4-year-old trucking startup achieved a major victory in fixing one of transportation's biggest inefficiencies — and it's a huge win for truck driversThe only way you can really hedge against those things is by hiring really good people that are good at solving problems, thoughtful, have good judgment, and are able to act quickly with a set of values that give them confidence they're doing the right thing.
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