There are two inflection points or two parts to the initial inflection point about 2014.
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Every dancer has a little different inflection in their line, like a different inflection in a speaking voice, or an accent.
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This would represent a major inflection point — perhaps the major inflection point — in the development of something that felt like true artificial intelligence.
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"If Boris Johnson looks at this... There comes an inflection point, the Chequers deal was an inflection point, we will have to see what happens," Bannon said.
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We are no longer simply at a cultural inflection point surrounding our long collective tolerance of sexual assault; we are at a legal inflection point as well.
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You get there and you're like [sad inflection] 'Hey, my name is Mark' but in this case, it's like [happy inflection] 'Hey, my name is Mark, I'm a flat earther!
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Focusing on a big inflection point in networkingJuniper is focused on what Rahim says is "a big inflection point" in networking, which is largely rooted in newer trends in cloud computing.
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Talk about ... I think there's a couple inflection points.
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The repetitive gestures have the ritual inflection of a prayer.
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And on the equity side, we're at an inflection point.
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"We're at an inflection point in the market," Kenny said.
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It's hard to say when exactly the inflection point came.
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But he said the inflection point would probably be temporary.
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It comes at an "inflection point" for ISIS, she says.
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The U.S. policy in Afghanistan is at an inflection point.
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The market looks to have reached an inflection point though.
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For both parties, the 2020 election is the inflection point.
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"I think this is an inflection moment," Mr. Levy said.
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The United States Army is at a strategic inflection point.
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They have to give information, represent intonation, timing, pace, inflection.
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"The case of …" the judge called our names without inflection.
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The conversation around data has reached a new inflection point.
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Central banks may be at an inflection point, Donzé reckons.
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Two of Ms. Wojcicki's inflection points came in spring 2017.
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Katrina is the inflection point for so many in Louisiana.
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"No evidence of inflection in results or mindset," said Jefferies.
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David was from Philadelphia but spoke with a British inflection.
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But Rothblatt suggested that the evening marked an inflection point.
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Then we'll have an interesting inflection point of what's next.
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It involves a feeling, an inflection, more than a location.
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Let me be super clear unambiguously, it's an inflection point.
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Lev says the same thing, with the exact same inflection.
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The war on ISIS is at a crucial inflection point.
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It was my sense that we were reaching an inflection point.
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"The 3D printing industry is at an inflection point," says Joshi.
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And when you look at 83, it's a huge inflection point.
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The go-go era, however, may be at an inflection point.
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Friday's announcement, however, could potentially offer a major political inflection point.
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Clearly it'd seem that we are at some point of inflection.
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I'm hoping that this is an inflection point for this country.
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"Inflection points produce a lot of uncertainty and volatility for investors."
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What it may be signaling is an inflection point for markets.
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"millions" and "billions" with that particular Trump inflection, and it was
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So, we're just not quite there yet at that inflection point.
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Right now, the Internet of Things is at an inflection point.
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"We're on that inflection point on the growth curve," he said.
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"The e-vapor category faces a critical inflection point," Willard said.
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We are at an inflection point in the history of transportation.
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"Now the impeachment question has reached an inflection point," he said.
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We are at an inflection point when it comes to infrastructure.
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We feel there's going to be an inflection point pretty soon.
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The funeral was an inflection point, but it wasn't a beginning.
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I'll keep an eye on their energy level, inflection, body language.
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Mr. Xi may sense an opening during a historic inflection point.
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Instead, there are big inflection points from which there's no return.
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"I actually take this to be an inflection point," he says.
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She described that as an inflection point in her decision-making.
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And the key inflection point occurred in, I believe it was '87.
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"Netflix is approaching a profit inflection," Patterson said in a note Friday.
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"Our business is at an inflection point," Hattersley said in a statement.
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Goldman said it sees an "inflection" in the game-maker's earnings trajectory.
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I didn't see any inflection to the negative in that conference call.
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The intrigue: IEA also sees an inflection point in the shale patch.
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I AM HOPING THAT THIS IS AN INFLECTION POINT FOR THIS COUNTRY.
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The 2016 presidential election was an inflection point for money in politics.
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" She added that she believes Entrepreneur First is at "an inflection point.
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But there's not a wasted gesture or inflection in Mr. Byrne's performance.
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The main inflection point is Democratic control of the House in January.
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"We have reached an inflection point," Mr. Fields said of the shift.
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The inflection is already in its early stages relative to European stocks.
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"We really see this as an inflection point for Improbable," Holmes said.
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Now, however, the DOD space launch program is at an inflection point.
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We are at an inflection point in the history of our nation.
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"Hi guys I'm a VSCO girl," she says with a sunny inflection.
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"We are at an inflection point," he said, calling current treatments "barbaric."
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Like the dollar, world trade is at something of an inflection point.
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Despite this slow power consolidation, though, there was no clear inflection point.
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Can you sense the inflection point the industry is in right now?
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The video appeared at a critical inflection point for the Islamic State.
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It isn't always easy to identify an inflection point, for one thing.
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This year, the mood notably soured on Republicans at various inflection points.
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"We missed an inflection point with consumers," said one longtime industry consultant.
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Technicians often look to moving averages as key inflection points for stocks.
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I think the inflection point for this administration was the appropriations bill.
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I think 2019 has been an inflection point year for this issue.
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Kavanaugh's hearings were an inflection point for multiple Democratic contenders, including Sens.
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Fortunately, we're at an inflection point when it comes to student PII.
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"We have now truly hit an inflection point," Sachdev told Business Insider.
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"There is an inflection point in American politics right now," Ruger said.
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A play's gay voice, though, is more than just inflection; it's fundamental.
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It's at a similar inflection point we've seen with social platforms before.
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After acquiring that company, NantHealth is now at an "inflection point," he said.
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The state-level data could signal an inflection point muffled by national statistics.
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"We're at an inflection point," said Al Goldstein, CEO of online lender Avant.
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On the surface, those numbers hardly describe a market at its inflection point.
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They are at something of an inflection point in the current business cycle.
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Two arresting new documentaries suggest Russia may be approaching another such inflection-point.
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" A co-worker putting on an Austin Powers inflection to say, "Yeah, baby!
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Smartglasses' inflection point could come when they begin to cannibalize smartphone sales outright.
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Nearly two years ago, Trump faced a similar inflection point in his presidency.
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The year 1994, the study's inflection point, was a major moment in politics.
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He was also a Product Manager at Inflection, where he worked on Archives.
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"That was really the inflection point for us as a business," Nick said.
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David Cote: But, we've also talked about the sales inflection that was coming.
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Still, questions remain as to whether the inflection in teen retail is real.
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Going into 2017, we are at a very similar inflection point with BLE.
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But the past few years have been something of a unique inflection point.
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"I saw that as the inflection point to make the move," he said.
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"21 AM," by 22 Chainz, played, and Glover rapped along, nailing every inflection.
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However, Krasik believes Skechers is one quarter away from a potential sales inflection.
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And many people talk about this inflection being the biggest in our lifetimes.
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"I think it's an important inflection point," said Mr. Anderson of Space Adventures.
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Her complex loyalties stand to be a major inflection point for Season 2.
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Today AT&T is at a pivotal inflection point in its storied history.
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LN: But you're not convinced 2016 is the same kind of inflection point?
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Otherwise, this inflection point could widen longstanding pay gaps rather than shrink them.
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For the Trump administration, that is the crux of this inflection point — trust.
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The massive outbreak will hopefully reach an inflection point in a few weeks.
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Overall, Invesco's Bloom believes solar stocks are at an inflection point of sorts.
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Although much of this information was new to me, the inflection was familiar.
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It's a crime story, with the reportorial inflection of your favorite nonfiction podcast.
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" Poulsen went on to add that we were now at an "inflection point.
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These new facts are a critical inflection point in the Trump-Russia matter.
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The Great Inflation was an inflection point that changed us for the worse.
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"We could tell an inflection after the election … and it's very exciting," Kelly said.
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We typically get involved at key inflection points in the lifecycle of the business.
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A well-executed China lunar mission would be one such inflection point, Jonas thinks.
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This year may represent a true inflection point in the evolution of the industry.
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"We would be overweight the consumer staples sector at this inflection point," said Morganlander.
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"Ultimately, I don't see an inflection here in the next couple years," Tusa added.
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What was the big inflection point in your life that sparked the entrepreneurial drive?
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Seymour said that the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF is at an inflection point.
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The Google protest over the drone-related Project Maven was another key inflection point.
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She also said she hoped the issue was an inflection point for the country.
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"2018 was an inflection point for the construction tech industry," Chen told Crunchbase News.
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Venture capitalists love to talk about inflection points, and that's exactly where we're at.
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But the idea that 2019 will be an inflection point year may be misguided.
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And this album is an essential document, in my mind, of the inflection point.
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"The end of Moore's law could be an inflection point," says Microsoft's Dr Lee.
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Covered in blood and sucking wind, Conor McGregor found an inflection point for 22.
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This comes at a time when the grocery space is at an inflection point.
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The time-consuming investigations have been an "inflection point" for the company, Huffington said.
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She has written for McSweeney's, the Hairpin, and the public radio show Inflection Point.
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They didn't see any change in posture, in tone, in inflection, in eye contact.
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"For us, it's an inflection point," says Céline Farissier, a press representative for Renault.
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"It was one of our first major inflection points as an organization," Dahl said.
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"Afghanistan is at an inflection point," he said to the House Armed Services Committee.
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Healthcare currently stands at an inflection point that the industry has never before faced.
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This post examines when the hyper-scale players had their "cloud inflection point", i.e.
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The inflection point occurred between the Tapper interview and Rachel Maddow's show on MSNBC.
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Check out her answer -- not so much the words, but the inflection and expressions.
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"This is an inflection moment in the history of our country," Ms. Harris said.
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J.P. We're at the inflection point where SoundCloud rap is becoming new-age soul.
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"Rare" is now an inflection in my personal dignity tool kit, a status upgrade.
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Expanding internationally is Zolgensma&aposs &aposnext inflection point&aposAnd Novartis is just getting started.
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"We are at an inflection point in the history of our nation," Harris said.
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I really think posterity will look back at this election as an inflection point.
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Then by mid October, which is coming up, there is often an inflection point.
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This could – no, this is – the inflection point we need in our affordability crisis.
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"We're at an interesting inflection point in American politics," he said in an interview.
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Tuesday night will almost certainly be an inflection point for the national Democratic Party.
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"We foresee an inflection point in revenue within one to three years," De Jager said.
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However, the good news is that earnings are going to go through an inflection point.
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Tim Cook said TV is at an "inflection point" with the mainstream adoption of 4K.
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Kirk does an especially good job of touching upon key inflection points, from the Rev.
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"It's an inflection point for the industry," says Matthew Lieber, co-founder of Gimlet Media.
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Vit sees Airbnb's 2014 rebranding as an inflection point in the spread of startup minimalism.
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That's the first time any of the big music labels has hit that inflection point.
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But the definition of maximum employment should consider more than inflection points in inflation charts.
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I can mimic other people's voices, but I won't have the same inflection or timbre.
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I've covered robotics for over 26 years and knew that this was an inflection point.
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Additionally, Wedbush Big Data shows an inflection in assortment signaling meaningful increases in inventory levels.
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According to Wald, changes in market breadth has signaled inflection points for the broader market.
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Oculus Quest has the potential to deliver what VR is missing most: an inflection point.
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That inflection point, Palmer said, would happen when self-driving cars reach Level-4 autonomy.
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An inflection point could be an angry customer or a long line at the register.
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"The bottom line here is, energy finally is getting to an inflection point," Chan added.
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She's not speaking in a British accent, per se, but she's employing a U.K. inflection.
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Against this backdrop, we saw a project that appeared to be at an inflection point.
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People will look back at this moment as an inflection point in the company's trajectory.
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And once we get to that inflection point, how do you deal with that information?
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The makeover of Gucci in 22018 is an inflection point in the return of maximalism.
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"We do see it as an inflection point," Pitkethly said at the conference in Florida.
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"There's going to be that inflection point when you start leaning into risk," he said.
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The United States is at an historic inflection point in terms of its national security.
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Everything is unpredictable in this administration, but we may have reached a key inflection point.
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We are at an inflection point: Do we protect our democracy or become a plutocracy?
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He's built his success by going against the grain and waiting for an inflection point.
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The inflection point in Congress' fight over Zika is how to pay for the package.
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The analyst sees 2018 as an inflection point for the company's joint venture channel growth.
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Leonard had an unusual inflection for darkness: He found in it an occasion for uplift.
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A friend recommended I read "Lean In." Do you know what an inflection point is?
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"I think of this as an inflection point, politically in our country," Mr. Romney said.
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The military is all-powerful in Pakistan and the country is approaching an inflection point.
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Turkle cautions that we're at an inflection point, similar to when the iPhone was introduced.
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On Friday, negotiations on a new North American Free Trade Agreement hit an inflection point.
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The case is an inflection point for organized labor, coming after decades of grim news.
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" • "The next inflection point will be the elections for the European Parliament in May 2019.
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The "Tonight Show" host donned glasses and a gray wig, and impersonated Sanders's Brooklynite inflection.
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It isn't approaching a fateful inflection point from which there is no return or repair.
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The point at which there's a noticeable switch in narrators is the film's inflection point.
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The White House calls it an "inflection point" with cancer science apparently poised for big gains.
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We appear to be amidst a worldwide inflection point, and the answer is not entirely clear.
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On the other hand, I also feel like we were at an inflection point with technology.
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Rohr said Allied Minds was at an inflection point, with a new leadership team and strategy.
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Brazil's industrial output also hit an inflection point, edging up after shrinking for five consecutive quarters.
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The world appears to be at a debt inflection point where traditional rules no longer apply.
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"We're reading this as people are apprehensive in seeing this as an inflection point," said Jeffrey.
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On the road with Clinton the debate appears to be an inflection point in the election.
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"That's a tall order, but it feels like we're at a little bit of inflection point."
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An adorable, naive, hapless island, with a vocal inflection that could literally crumple an adult's defenses.
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Coinbase co-founder Fred Ehrsam laid out this inflection point in a long blog post yesterday.
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We're at an inflection point in history where innovation is solving many of the world's problems.
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Tone and inflection aside, the best part of the Siri update is a new translation component.
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There are even multiple versions of the bayonet scream, each one with a subtly different inflection.
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The "gays in the military" debate of the early 1990s proved to be an inflection point.
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They will need steady and dedicated cultivation, but this moment can be an inflection point too.
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She characterized the political moment as an "inflection point" that will be examined by future generations.
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In time, 2007 may be seen as one of the greatest technological inflection points in history.
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It felt to me like there was an inflection point after the election for business demand.
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The arc of innovation has reached an inflection point: technological change now threatens to overwhelm us.
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"Bad Dreams" is more bombastic than the material on Break Up, with a clearer pop inflection.
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It is possible, if you squint just right, to see a global inflection point around 2014.
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The village name, Kaser, is the Hebrew word for crown when spoken with a Yiddish inflection.
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"I believe we are at an inflection point in the history of our nation," she said.
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That meeting became Mr. Brost's inflection point, prompting him to work with foundations and nonprofits instead.
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"It's a curve that's permanently going up and hasn't reached its inflection point," he told reporters.
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Why it matters: Hardiman's return comes at an inflection point for the business of The Times.
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The widespread use of share buybacks among publicly traded American firms has reached an inflection point.
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We believe the United States should: We are at an inflection point in the Middle East.
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Suddenly, after hearing Brook's earlier notes, his inflection stood out in the flow of the dialogue.
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Why it matters: The appointment comes at an inflection point for both Business Roundtable and Walmart.
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JON FORTT: It looks like an inflection year based on the way you've laid it out.
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The 448-page report marked a dramatic inflection point in the nearly two-year FBI investigation.
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"This is a major inflection point for the dairy sector of the United States," he said.
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"We have now truly hit an inflection point," CEO and cofounder Umesh Sachdev told Business Insider.
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The relationship between Israel and the diaspora is at an inflection point, in Mr. Sharansky's view.
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Regardless of internal party politics, her speech will undoubtedly reflect this inflection point in American history.
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"Frankly, it feels like we're at an inflection point ... where the outcome isn't fully decided," Beals said.
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There was an "inflection point" in 2009 when cirrhosis-related deaths increased through 2016, the BMJ reported.
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Voicery synthesizes ultra-realistic computer voices that can use natural emotion and inflection, and whisper or joke.
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This inflection point will sink a company if they've bet their entire company on the token sale.
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"I do believe it's an inflection point in history when a president is impeached," Mr. Romney said.
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Smith said Wednesday's data marked an inflection point as refiners exit the peak of refinery maintenance season.
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You'll notice the difference in things like inflection and the way that the assistant pronounces long sentences.
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As Davies puts it, this is a "once-in-a-generation inflection," with everything to play for.
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Over past few years, the programmatic market has exploded, with the initial inflection point coming in 2014.
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As a startup exits each financing period and needs more capital, it hits an important inflection point.
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To begin, let us reflect that we are at a strange inflection point for AI and employment.
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Do you have visibility yet to when we can expect an inflection in revenue recognition from Watson?
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"I think it's an important inflection point here," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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I believe we are getting closer to an inflection point that will be triggered by specific events.
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Drivezy's growth is coming at what seems to be a key inflection point for the transportation industry.
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"We are at an inflection point here," said Tom Siomades, head of Hartford Funds Investment Consulting Group.
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The preparation, relationships, stage-time, and resulted interest became a major inflection point for our company's growth.
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Moreover, Uber appears to be at an inflection point in its relations to its rapidly growing workforce.
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This debt crisis reached an inflection point in July 2016 when the commonwealth defaulted on its debt.
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Lower amounts of capital can take biotech companies to inflection points that will change their risk profile.
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Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi may be at an inflection point, according to its latest mobile shipment figures.
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AND WERE STARTING TO GET TO AN INFLECTION POINT WHERE YOU HAVE TO ENGAGE IN THE MARKET.
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Many of these solutions have now reached the famous inflection point where the adoption starts to accelerate.
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"This is where his Twitter account can cause an inflection point in the relationship," Mr. Green said.
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Da Amazing Voice Inflection Device, known to scientists as DAVID, is like an auto-tune for emotion.
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The course of history pivots around such inflection points, and democracy's inexorable march is accelerated or delayed.
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Breath, inflection, hiccuping sobs, mirthful laughter — as Victor sees it, these are all a kind of singing.
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He expects an inflection point for electric vehicles for the brand to occur in the mid-22017s.
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Today's news is a significant inflection point for Sonos and to a wider degree the smart home.
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We now stand at a historical inflection point similar to that faced at the end of WWII.
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And we think State Street actually may be ahead of those other two in their inflection point.
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You have to stay in it for the inflection point, which could be right around the corner.
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"Facebook's story is at an inflection point," Chris Cox, Facebook's chief product officer, said in a statement.
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The world's most important bilateral relationship hit its inflection point last week; it's all downhill from here.
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"The inflection point we're going through now is really building out the whole foundation," Graf told me.
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Wednesday's U.S. stockpile report marked an inflection point because inventories fell below year-ago levels, she said.
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Ahmed's answer is to use the visual language of surrealism, with the added inflection of digitized forms.
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His character, Deckard, was basically a starched overcoat with a crew cut, mumbling through lines with little inflection.
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This trend continues until certain inflection point where evolutionary pressures then begin to move in the opposite direction.
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The turn in bond yields was "a massive, secular inflection point" that will have major effects, Hartnett said.
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"That was the inflection point for the market and we've gone basically straight up from there," Teich said.
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And so, you know, productivity is important, but it's very notoriously difficult to make forecast about inflection points.
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The company "has dozens of routines that employees are taught to use during stressful inflection points," he writes.
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With this key inflection point, our primary aim is to help founders see the forest from the trees.
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Stavridis said, that after Labor Day "if these protests continue, it [will] come to a significant inflection point."
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"So, blockchain is a data structure in a copy and paste digital world," he read rapidly without inflection.
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We are at an inflection point in this quest, and the time is right to shuffle leadership seats.
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This represents a huge opportunity for those that can identify these inflection points and know where to invest.
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"It's clear to me that the Australian ecosystem has hit an inflection point" he said in a statement.
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Adam Collins of Liberum, another investment bank, talks of an "inflection-point" in Chinese demand for lithium salts.
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Midway through the bowl you add olive oil to taste, which totally changes the inflection of the bowl.
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The pay-TV industry is at an inflection point, top media analyst Tuna Amobi told CNBC on Tuesday.
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A bear market in stocks would be most unwelcome at this critical inflection point in the economic cycle.
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That inflection point Issa referenced sits at C$1.3600, a level approached but not broken twice since November.
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I'm just finishing writing a new book, which is partly about the inflection point we hit around 2007.
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They may have given it a different flair and inflection, but there is no separation between those histories.
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Social media posts during the debate revealed wide scrutiny of Mr. Holt's every word, inflection and facial flicker.
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These indicators help either confirm or deny potential trends and inflection points that he can use to trade.
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We are at an inflection point in this country in the battle to end sexual assault and harassment.
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"Mark," John says, a slight inflection of shock but nothing too major; it is Keanu Reeves after all.
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"I don't want to disturb the media narrative too much," he said wryly, with his unmistakable Brooklyn inflection.
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Barack Obama and Ben Carson are both heroes of the meritocratic tale, though with a different partisan inflection.
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Despite these challenges, the deal comes ahead of something of an inflection point for both studios' superhero series.
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The Middle East is at an important inflection point: Saudi Arabia is undertaking unprecedented and long-overdue modernization.
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So any sign that that inflection point is here is going to be viewed negatively by the market.
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Pacific time on June 6, 503 hours after he was shot, was one of the biggest inflection points.
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Despite all this work, though, you haven't yet seen an inflection point with the vaccine coverage rates, right?
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We are all learning a new vocabulary of inoculation: self-quarantine, shedding period, flattening the curve, inflection point.
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"We are at a critical inflection point in this country," Adams said in an interview with Fox News.
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With higher volumes and slower spending, we believe Tesla has reached a critical inflection point in its development.
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Cases like that of Ms. Jones and Mr. Betts come at an inflection point in the nation's history.
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Now he feels "both gratitude and rage" for a country that he says has reached an inflection point.
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That would truly be an inflection point, as it will signal a major split in the Republican coalition.
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Whether you are going to hit that inflection point or whether that's going to be an obstacle for you?
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"Ummmm, well…some girls have short hair?" he says it like a question, his voice rising with upward inflection.
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And with the rapid acceleration of AI developments, especially within the last few years, this is an inflection point.
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"When a lot of creators reach this inflection point, they want to get into acting or music," Levine said.
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This inflection point mirrors another three years later: An Obama Administration report outlining a future U.S. artificial intelligence policy.
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In particular, her PMQs performance, according to some, was similar in tone, style and inflection to the Iron Lady.
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With each take, Reubens shifted emphasis and emotional inflection, offering up different flavors of ham here, unexpected subtlety there.
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Atlantic Equities said that the CPU market had reached an inflection point and that Intel had a "deteriorating" outlook.
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"We're at this inflection point in space history where the barriers to entry are no longer there," Anderson said.
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Shea was attending Western Michigan University, two hours away, "for theater performance," she says with a mock-bragging inflection.
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Carvey slips between micro impressions with absurd ease, changing not only his inflection and cadence but his voice overall.
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We're at an inflection point, and this, I think, is one of the real ideological challenges of our time.
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Those are the key inflection points everyone needs to be cognizant of when going after different rounds of funding.
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It's sort of a pass ... I do think there was this inflection point where women started to be believed.
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Pentagon officials have described recent victories as an inflection point and warned that the threat posed by ISIS remains.
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But it really shows the sort of inflection that our company's going through and how we're really scaling up.
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Menlo Ventures announced Jean-Paul Sanday would join the firm to lead its new "inflection stage" fund in August.
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Looking a lot more like tech companies, they also require similar check sizes to reach the next inflection point.
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We are at another inflection point, where voters, politicians, and CEOs are reconsidering the role of business in society.
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The move to Mixer seems to come as his popularity on Twitch has passed some kind of inflection point.
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Users will most likely notice the difference in things like the inflection and delivery of long words or sentences.
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RC: We hit an inflection point where three [third-party logistics companies] we were working with [were getting overwhelmed].
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He hopes to say sooner rather than later that "we've seen that inflection and we're coming down," Fauci said.
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His decision to back the expulsion of 60 Russian diplomats over the Skripal affair was a new inflection point.
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His only complaint, he confided, was that the speech synthesizer, manufactured in California, gave him a new vocal inflection.
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"I think we are at an inflection point in soccer history in this country," Cordeiro said after his victory.
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Always an understated writer, who prefers innuendo to inflection, in this book he evinces a talent for the deadpan.
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He reads one ad for Audible, the audiobooks publisher, with a very personal inflection that incorporates his son Walker.
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This week is the 10th anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the inflection point of the financial crisis.
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Notably, at the 2016 campaign's most crucial inflection point, Republican insiders have pushed Cruz aside in favor of Trump.
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"The DNA market is at an inflection point now that most early adopters have entered the category," Georgiadi wrote.
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He framed the current debate over political speech across the internet as an historic inflection point for civil rights.
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Ives, like other analysts, thinks an inflection in demand for electric vehicles has been the major catalyst for Tesla.
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In earlier cycles, index revamps spurred by parts of the market becoming overgrown have occurred near significant inflection points.
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The settlement is the latest inflection point in a nationwide debate over religious freedom in the child welfare system.
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"2019 was an important inflection point in our turnaround," said Chairman and CEO Ynon Kreiz, in a press release.
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This decade began just after a historic inflection point, with 51% of the world's population living in urban areas.
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That February 20183 deadline is the last inflection point for Democrats before the DACA program fully sunsets in March.
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I mean the easiest inflection point I think would be to look at the innovation report, which came out.
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Claire had spent years trying to help Alyx understand what he called "people stuff"—conversational inflection, facial expressions, dual meanings.
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No one will ever see that rock the way I did during that fleeting moment, that particular technological inflection point.
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Thandie Newton manages to make this character simultaneously scary, vulnerable and seductive, all seasoned with a dash of robotic inflection.
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Activity in international markets in contrast remains sluggish, and an "inflection" is unlikely until later in the year, Lesar said.
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The 19th Party Congress this autumn could mark an inflection point for deals involving state-run companies, the sources said.
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Most Olympic events have passed a significant inflection point; no longer do they test the mettle of an elite athlete.
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"Many of us in the investment community had thought [the fourth quarter] was a stabilizing or inflection point," she said.
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"This year is the inflection year," said Maria Smirnova, senior portfolio manager at Sprott Asset Management, which holds Agnico shares.
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The stock market is also at an important inflection point, with the major indexes closing in on all-time highs.
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Soon all writing will reach a central inflection point when "free or cheap" becomes the norm and print is expensive.
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Under that definition, Japan's inflection point occurred in the late 1970s, when its rate of growth slowed — not in 2015.
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This inflection point that we have has to be something that galvanizes people, and in particular women, in particular women.
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In the TV series, those sessions are taken nearly verbatim from the podcast — the same lines, even the same inflection.
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RORSTED: We saw the first quarter being very solid with 5% going to inflection for the remainder of the year.
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Her book, "Seeing Around Corners: How to Spot Inflection Points in Business Before They Happen," will be published in September.
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But Alexander Shikany, who leads market research for the RIA, said the trend in robot deployment suggests an inflection point.
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More recently, CEO Sundar Pichai has set his sights on artificial intelligence as the next inflection point of the company.
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That often means holding for years after an IPO awaiting positive clinical trial outcomes or other value-creating inflection points.
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"We are at a transformative inflection point," Chief Executive John Hess said during the investor meeting, broadcast over the internet.
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Chen described Blackberry as reaching an "inflection point with our strategy", and said its "pivot to software is taking hold".
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These kinds of efforts will help drive down costs and create the inflection point VR needs to drive mass adoption.
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Dunaway argues that the company is now at an inflection point where it has paid services and a subscription product.
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"We could be at a bit of an inflection," Citi equities analyst Tony Brennan told a media briefing in Sydney.
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Every Fed chair is haunted by the notion that he will miss an inflection point and move in too late.
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"We're really at an inflection point now," said Mark Bower, a partner with Bain & Co's telecom, media and technology practice.
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The film's extreme visual inflection transforms the meticulous study of their day-to-day wrangles into symbols of psychological disturbance.
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"From the second half of the year we should see an inflection point, but it will be gradual," Duplaix added.
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"We believe we are nearing an inflection in revenue after six quarters of deceleration as a public company," they wrote.
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Under that definition, Japan's inflection point occurred in the late 1970s, when its rate of growth slowed — not in 13.
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Then ARCore compatible Android OS adoption should hit an inflection point due to natural device attrition and new device sales.
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It has become fashionable to point to Trump's election win as the inflection point for any number of global trends.
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As a result of these optimistic readings, Sheets thinks consumer confidence may be nearing an inflection point with dangerous implications.
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After 17 bloody years of fighting and suicide bombings, an inflection point is fast approaching for bringing peace to Afghanistan.
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That price has been cited as a possible inflection point that would allow for the mass adoption of electric vehicles.
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The 2018 National Defense Strategy provides a contemporary inflection point by shifting the nation's security focus towards great power competition.
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They use one of the country's hundreds of local dialects, each with its own quirks of pronunciation, inflection and vocabulary.
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Our two divisions -- news and sports -- are at a unique inflection point of two aspects of a hugely important story.
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WASHINGTON — In February 2016, after decades of lucrative paydays from foreign clients, Paul Manafort found himself at an inflection point.
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"We're at an inflection point," said Orville Schell, director of the Center on U.S.-China Relations at the Asia Society.
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But 2018, it seems, is going to represent what Silicon Valley would call "an inflection point" on the morality graph.
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As a result of this new era of shredded fact, the 2020 campaign is unfolding at a historic inflection point.
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"We are at an inflection point on artificial intelligence and autonomy," Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert Work said last October.
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The wealth management industry's strategies around drawing in, training up, and holding onto financial advisers has reached an inflection point.
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"Why is everyone, even other black guys, so afraid of black guys," the poem asks with a Richard Pryor inflection.
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"When Value turns, it will ultimately be a monster inflection," Fundstrat co-founder Thomas Lee said in a note Friday.
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But it may now be overreacting, and after the coronavirus epidemic's inflection point, imposing an unjustifiable burden on the population.
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They don't have that issue in the US. The second thing that you see now is an interesting inflection point.
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Without a meaningful inflection in the yield curve, short-term Treasury returns almost equal the returns for long-term Treasurys.
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His saxophone emits a broad and smoky sound, with a measured inflection that gives the music an unhurried, cogitative pacing.
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"This positions this year as an inflection point for long-term growth," CFO Anne Bramman told investors at the meeting.
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That performance, the inflection point of Green Bay's joyful return to the N.F.C. elite, offered evidence that Rodgers's capabilities endure.
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Our team recently launched our new studio product, Regular, a service directed at small businesses hitting their growth inflection point.
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One factor is the level of inflection, or the amount of information that a language carries on a single word.
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With every addition of an acoustic guitar or dubstep wobble, Swift gives each inflection of her pain a different sound.
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"Just to put it in a nutshell, I believe that we face an inflection point as a state," Huntsman said.
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"2020 is going to be an inflection year for AWS," Dan Ives, an analyst at Wedbush Securities, told Business Insider.
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"We are at an inflection point in the history of our world," she said at the rally in downtown Oakland.
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I think India stands at an inflection point, where it has these fault lines that it has to deal with.
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With her kohl-rimmed, challenging stare she penned songs that blended catchy synth-pop hooks with the occasional reggae inflection.
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Rangel rightly observed that the Korean War marked a clear inflection point in how the United States pays for wars.
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He took pieces recorded by jazz ensembles like the Count Basie Orchestra and the Horace Silver Quintet and, using their titles as points of departure, created intricate narratives and tongue-in-cheek philosophical treatises that matched both the melody lines and the serpentine contours of the instrumental solos, note for note and inflection for inflection.
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For organizations hovering somewhere between mediocrity and brilliance, each year rotates around two inflection points: The offseason, and the trade deadline.
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Since the person on the other end can't hear us say the words, they have to assume our intent or inflection.
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"We are at an inflection point in the fight against cancer that didn't exists four or five years ago," Biden said.
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Mr. Kovarsky learned how to mime a mean vibrato, and Ms. Hall-Tompkins gave him pointers on inflection, bowing and movement.
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That's got Wall Street excited that after a long period of mediocrity, the economy finally may have reached an inflection point.
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"That song is about nobody giving a fuck about you," the 20-year-old said with a faux-peppy inflection, grinning.
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"It's a major inflection point in the industry, where you want to have that entire screen to have display," Bergman said.
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"Ryan comes to DoorDash at a critical inflection point in our business following a breakout year," DoorDash wrote in an announcement.
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More recently, Google CEO Sundar Pichai has set his sights on artificial intelligence as the next inflection point of the company.
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"It does feel like we have reached an inflection point for capital," Chief Financial Officer Marianne Lake said at the event.
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When used off a stereo amp, the sound is improved but still lacks the inflection and range of lesser-priced headphones.
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As the sad tale unfolds, each inflection point that spins the plot in a new direction is marked by a puzzle.
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"It's become very instructive as a 'tell' to the direction of global equities in general, and potential inflection points," Lyons said.
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"One of the things that is so interesting in this moment is that we are at an inflection point," said Wollman.
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As arousal heightens, so does performance, up to an inflection point when the arousal begins to overwhelm performance and scores decline.
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"In six months we may look back at today as an inflection point," says Marcelo Carvalho of BNP Paribas, a bank.
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The vignettes in "Easy" involve inflection points, muffled moments of questioning or confusion that — in mumblecore style — reach only tentative resolutions.
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Instead, the disaster was more diffuse, permeating nearly every aspect of Trump's presidency, but nonetheless never quite reaching an inflection point.
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These inflection points, the results of Trump's own words or his provocative executive actions, have often created crises where none existed.
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Or an announcer having to re-record a line where he got the verbiage/inflection wrong or missed his own cue.
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And I think we're at a moment where there's a tremendous amount of inflection and change going on in the industry.
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We are at a point of inflection where we will either thrive or miss the biggest business opportunity of the century.
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India is at the same inflection point now, where the infrastructure boom is contributing to the development of new business models.
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"He had the power to take our little company and make it huge," Benko said, emphasizing "huge" with a Trumpian inflection.
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Zinc is undoubtedly near an inflection point but as analysts at Morgan Stanley note, the supply-demand balance remains finely poised.
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"South African politics appear to have crossed an important and positive inflection point," analysts at Societe Generale said in a note.
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It's an engrossing portrait of a city — and a country — at an inflection point, and a love letter to Chicago, too.
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"Every president at natural inflection points makes significant changes in their administration," said Corey Lewandowski, an informal adviser to Mr. Trump.
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"We believe the stock is at a positive inflection point into 2020," UBS analyst Markus Mittermaier said in note to investors.
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It's a key inflection point for Mr. Zelensky, who campaigned for the presidency partly on a promise to end the war.
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This usually occurs at inflection points for stocks that tell short-term investors that a longer-term uptrend is in trouble.
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It is incumbent upon us to acknowledge this moment as an inflection point to bring about real social and cultural change.
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Trudeau may continue to discount your statements as political posturing for your base, but we assess there is an inflection point.
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"India and Southeast Asia, meanwhile, are at an inflection point, and we are witnessing incredible quality of new investment opportunities," it added.
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"We have hit an inflection point, where private companies have to choose an exit," said Venky Ganesan, a partner at Menlo Ventures.
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Follow him on Twitter and subscribe here to Inflection Points, his look each Saturday at the past week's top stories and trends.
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While the wheels of global economic growth still grind slowly, a different sort of cycle appears to have passed an inflection point.
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Keystrokes only capture words, whereas AI devices capture inflection and emotion, which means the software can determine the sentiment behind the words.
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Not everyone will want to hear Alexa read with her robotic inflection, but it can be handy, especially if you're otherwise occupied.
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The 1995 Source Awards at Madison Square Garden, in New York City is often considered a critical inflection point during this time.
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It would be lovely if the book ended on a hopeful inflection, a vision of what such a culture might look like.
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There's an obvious inflection point around the September 11th attacks, which were re-created in blockbusters twice before five years had passed.
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"We want to be at the inflection point where this can be made commercial because growth for these companies can be explosive."
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Yet despite promising an inflection point at the Gap brand in spring, that label and the broader company have continued to struggle.
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It will become more of a concern that it will be an inflection point if the CNY or CNH get to 7.
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The story of my life had reached an inflection point here at the roadside in a little town far from my home.
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It is a cruel fate to live so far from Aibo, whose dorky little yips warm the heart with their robotic inflection.
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Without a revitalized and flexible approach at this inflection point, the situation is certain to continue to unravel — potentially in catastrophic ways.
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Instead, the 1970s are an inflection point at which the scale of exclusionary zoning in the United States started to increase significantly.
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Analysts credited improved product, which better balances its fashion and logo merchandise, as one of the key reasons behind the sales inflection.
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To a degree it's that "inflection" problem that you find with instant messengers versus actual conversation: Tone is very easy to misread.
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With its slinking, minimalist beats and coldhearted dope-dealer raps, ShorelineDoThatShit thrust Shoreline Mafia into a vibrant scene at its inflection point.
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Using filler words gives you the chance to pause, reflect and deliver answers with a normal cadence and inflection to your voice.
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The jobs market has reached what should be some kind of inflection point: there are now more openings than there are workers.
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The unveiling of the Conservative manifesto in the middle of May seems in many ways to have been a key inflection point.
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While NATO is not at risk of extinction, it finds itself at a critical inflection point in its nearly 70-year history.
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"We believe the revenue recession that has plagued Goldman Sachs shares is at an inflection point," Bolu said in a note Monday.
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The natural talent belted out the chorus, adding his own inflection and sliding notes to the amazement of the crowd around him.
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Regardless of whether we're at the inflection point right now, it seems clear that a major correction, a Great Winnowing, is coming.
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"We've imagined an event like this as a huge inflection point for the technology and the companies advocating for it," he said.
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Cohen and I discussed 1968 in history and American mythology and why he thinks 2016 isn't a similar inflection point in history.
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MC: When I started researching the book, I was really struck by how this was an inflection point on so many levels.
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Many of my colleagues believe that we've reached the inflection point at which we can no longer adequately care for our patients.
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As the global industry recovers from the 2014 downturn — one of the deepest in memory — it is at a crucial inflection point.
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"With higher volumes and slower spending, we believe Tesla has reached a critical inflection point in its development," the Oppenheimer analysts wrote.
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If that person fails, the three swap roles and do it again, with minute alterations in inflection, perhaps a quick costume change.
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McCarthy also noted the long period of time since the last market sell-off and the tax cuts being an inflection point.
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"Our entire investment strategy is to invest at the inflection points where things cross over from froniter to mainstream investments," says Knauf.
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"The media, and particularly the food media, is facing an inflection point, and so are the restaurants we cover," Mr. Lewis said.
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Pence described the moment as "an inflection point in terms of freedom and democracy moving forward in the country," the person said.
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It's evident almost immediately when meeting him, in the easygoing stillness of his demeanor and the relaxed, unhurried inflection of his voice.
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"That's why this is the crowning moment where you see the inflection in the business model," he said, pointing to margin expansion.
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Mr. Markman mimicked the exasperated "we can't believe this guy just did that" inflection that is a regular feature of the segment.
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As you know, some have noted that we may be at an inflection point — that we're heading into a less peaceful time.
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That the smug style apprehended the world as it really is, that knowing — or knowing, no inflection — did make our political divide.
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"It's very clear that we're at a cultural inflection point, and women in particular are very fired up right now," she told me.
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Activists say the developments suggest they are at an inflection point after years of seeking support from big institutional investors like BlackRock Inc.
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Housing experts believe a 2000 percent average rate could be an inflection point for a market under pressure all year from rising rates.
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"I hope the party congress is an inflection point in Xi Jinping's regime," says one person with close ties to the Chinese leadership.
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"It's hard to see 5G as an inflection point where suddenly OpenRAN is going to gain significant market share," he told CNN Business.
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But he points out this month's hold and test above support has been positive for the dollar, and that's a critical inflection point.
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We are in the midst of a true inflection point in computing, and the very way we interface with technology daily is changing.
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The tour, and every livestream, tweet, and Facebook post from it, show the Sanders political revolution at a new and uncertain inflection point.
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DDG recently took in $10M in VC funding from a pension fund that believes there's an inflection point in the online privacy story.
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We can't be this inefficient anymore, because we're about to hit an inflection point that will strain our cities' resources like never before.
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I think it's also interesting to reconsider old fashioned silhouettes and give them a modern sensibility — to revisit them with a modern inflection.
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"The rebound in Kohl's women's business marks an important inflection point after multiple years of disappointing results," Gordon Haskett analyst Chuck Grom said.
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"The recent stock recovery has been driven by the potential for a fundamental inflection point … and a much-less demanding valuation," Mahaney said.
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We think the message is clear: asset management is at an inflection point and our profession needs to radically rethink its value proposition.
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"We really are at a significant inflection point in history," said Roughead, who was Chief of Naval Operations until his retirement in 2011.
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One fund, Lighter Capital, is trying to get ahead of the trend, before the availability of early-stage capital hits an inflection point.
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The new emphasis on subscriptions and the more favorable revenue split could be an inflection point in the history of the App Store.
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I'm also so pleased with how "conversational" so many of the entries feel, where I can feel the inflection and tone being conveyed.
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The stock is currently at an inflection point and a close above $37 should signal the next "breakout" to the upside, said Johnson.
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For both the candidates and their parties, the bombings in New York and New Jersey over the weekend are a critical inflection point.
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Bracher noted an "inflection point" in the retail segment as lower debt burdens, interest rates and unemployment boost demand for credit among households.
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We are at an inflection point where we cannot say that next year more people are going to live in a free society.
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"This budget marks a major inflection point for the Department of Defense," Carter said at a speech at the Economic Club in Washington.
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Here's what it means: The end of BAMS could be a key inflection point for both Bank of America's and Fiserv's processing businesses.
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Bottom line: Municipal parking garages may be heading toward an inflection point (yes, I just wrote that), as we head toward autonomous driving.
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Verdesoto tells me—and it's punctuated by the inflection in his voice—that his emotional connection to the games is complex in itself.
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EISEN: A LOT OF PEOPLE SEE THIS DEAL AS AN INFLECTION POINT FOR GROCERIES, THE ENTIRE INDUSTRY AND MAYBE EVEN ALL OF RETAIL.
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An important inflection point that's worth noting is the World Health Organization's Commission on Social Determinants of Health, which came out in 2008.
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"We're going to need to have to see the infections pass an inflection point," said Vincent Reinhart, chief economist at BNY Asset Management.
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Ms. Nossel said Mr. Trump seemed to be "at an inflection point with his political base" and might feel pressure to lash out.
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Top relievers should be used, they argue, as often as possible during those inflection points when the game's outcome hangs in the balance.
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"It feels to us that the market is nearing an inflection point," Chief Executive Clay Williams said on a conference call on Tuesday.
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He sees a possible inflection point in relations with the United States after Fidel Castro, and hopes Trump will focus on doing business.
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But it is a powerful repudiation of establishment hegemony — and an inflection point in the battle between the party's center and left wing.
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Recognizable in later years by his formidable gray mane, he would argue their cases, with his adenoidal inflection, at a machine-gun pace.
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With our industry at an inflection point, increasing the transparency and comparability of non-GAAP reporting for investors has never been more important.
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Dollar Tree – Dollar Tree was upgraded to "overweight" from "neutral" at Atlantic Equities, which cites an "inflection in sentiment" regarding the discount retailer.
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Stocks had a jumpy start to February and could be at an inflection point, depending in part on the direction of interest rates.
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"We're really at a critical inflection point," said Orville Schell, a scholar at the Asia Society and a chairman of the task force.
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Commercial lenders expect default to show an inflection in the first months of 2017, depending on whether the economy emerges from the downturn.
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As a result, closed captioning is not always an effective form of communication, especially as captions do not capture emotion, inflection or tone.
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After the festivities ended, the world arrived at another inflection point — the implosion of the American financial system and the global economic crisis.
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But, but, but: That projected mid-22040s peak doesn't mean that overall global demand for crude oil is reaching an inflection point anytime soon.
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"Our viewpoint is that the social media companies as well as some of the search companies are stretched at this inflection point," said Morganlander.
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"This is, sort of, an inflection point," said Rahul Verma, a fellow at the Centre for Policy Research, a New Delhi-based think-tank.
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But read a few pages of Ovid or Cervantes or Racine and every inflection of human experience is right there for you to touch.
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Will we ever get past the inflection point, or was the consumer genetics market always destined to be something only early adopters were into?
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The site is at an inflection point, post-Viner invasion, where stars have to accept they're not the cool kids on the block anymore.
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"This is, sort of, an inflection point," said Rahul Verma, a fellow at the Centre for Policy Research, a New Delhi-based think tank.
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"We invest in companies before they hit inflection but after they hit product market fit," co-founder and managing partner Jonathan Teo tells me.
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"I think we're at an inflection point, with on-device computing, coupled with the potential of AI, to really change the world," he said.
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Importantly, in our view, the probability of a sustained inflection beyond the near-term is now high enough to warrant a more positive stance.
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That said, he's been through similar inflection points in previous cycles and "for the same point in the cycle, the quality is markedly higher."
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But there were other things in the deck tonight which made me feel that we're actually at an inflection point in oil and gas.
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McGahn's absence, she said in a statement, represented an "inflection point" in the bitter back-and-forth between congressional Democrats and the White House.
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She is actively involved with the firm's investments in Lever, Inflection and GOAT and serves as a Board Observer for ACME Technologies and PayRange.
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As a nation, the United States is at an inflection point: After 100 years of Americans moving more and more, we're now moving less.
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This year, the commercial release of powerful, PC-driven headsets like Oculus Rift and HTC Vive pushed consumer virtual reality to an inflection point.
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That will open the floodgates for commercial operators to start using them at scale, an inflection point Airware is positioning itself to capitalize on.
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Tim Pawlenty, who ran for president in 2012, described this moment as an "inflection point" in the 2016 race and for the Republican Party.
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Harris told the women the 2016 election of President Donald Trump, the likely Republican candidate in 2020, was an "inflection point" in U.S. history.
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This inflection signals that retailers' efforts to trim their inventories — and as a result, drive more full-price selling — are starting to take hold.
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It's what the late Andy Grove called an inflection point: after the iPhone, the masses were never going back to a clamshell-style product.
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Tensions with China over trade and global influence had been gathering for some time, and some sort of inflection in Washington's approach was overdue.
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It hasn't happened, meaning Trump will take office at what may be a tough point of inflection: either job creation slows or inflation jumps.
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History is full of inflection points that inspire analysis into how and why militaries around the world adapted to changes in the strategic environment.
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As you get closer to these inflection points, the volatility, the anxiety obviously could go up," he said in an interview with "Power Lunch.
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His folky singer/songwriter inflection coupled with a few moments that are downright ambient really lend itself to the subject matter of the album.
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We'd much rather invest our time with companies so we're really up to speed with them and can be helpful at key inflection points.
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Though an inflection in footwear trends was the crux of the analyst's upgrade, Foot Locker's improving digital platform could also bode well for sales.
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Mr. Allison used his cool, clear voice to conversational effect, with an easy blues inflection that harked back to his upbringing in rural Mississippi.
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Even in an era of cheap communication, this event – an epic assertion of natural rights, an inflection point for our Nation – defies easy words.
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We are at an inflection point, according to Thomas Bossert, a former homeland security adviser to President Donald Trump, writing in The Washington Post.
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In any case, while Tuesday — and Michigan in particular — could prove to be an inflection point in the race, the primary doesn't end there.
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The Harder campaign marked a milestone here in the Central Valley, potentially an inflection point to empower a community badly in need of help.
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The release of the redacted Mueller report on Thursday was a major inflection point in a political conversation that has consumed America's news media.
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If we live today at an inflection point, it is because it's impossible to say how much further rightist and illiberal authoritarianism may go.
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Societe Generale's Phoenix Kalen said Turkey had reached an "inflection point towards a more positive dynamic" following the vote, with economic rebalancing well underway.
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JESSE GREEN I would call this an inflection season, rather than a mountaintop one: the start of something new as opposed to a culmination.
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"I think we have hit an inflection point in the current administration's approach towards Russia," said a diplomat who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Normand said macro data should follow infection rates with a short lag and that inflection points in PMIs generally coincide with discernible market reversals.
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"The Trump economy so far has reached a real inflection point," Larry Kudlow, the president's national economics adviser, said in an interview on Sunday.
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Independent of COVID, we foresee an inflection in ZM's Phone business in F'21, as ZM embraces the channel and standalone sales of Phone.
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On its own, this economic-disaster narrative would be a sharp, if polemical, cautionary tale, an indictment of American life at an inflection point.
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"What this coronavirus has done now is allow the market to be that much more worried about an inflection in the economy," LaVorgna said.
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The Trump presidency teeters at a historic inflection point, and the coming days will determine its future, and perhaps the future of American conservatism.
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It's since been followed by a reversal of its downtrend and we can see the inflection in the 200-day moving average as well.
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Crisis became an inflection point in this enormous story that had been going on for decades and decades that was supposed to simplify everything.
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Armando Senra, head of iShares Americas at BlackRock, called last year's rush to funds like USSG and SUSL an "inflection point" for ESG investing.
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The Senate historical office charts some of the inflection points, including a threat in 1841 to change Senate rules that allowed for unlimited debate.
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"Please, please, please change the inflection, speed, and delivery of your closing intro: 'Here's what else you need to know today,'" wrote Karena O'Riordan.
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We believe investor optimism about TSLA's addressable market for electric vehicles, volume growth trajectory, and, most importantly, sustainable profits/cash flow inflection is overblown.
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So, in short, we're at a critical inflection point, as we argue in the book, where technology is creating both opportunity and huge challenges.
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But, as Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue pointed out, harvest season, which runs August through October, may prove to be an inflection point for farmers.
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It is true, however, that we are at a cultural inflection point in which we are choosing to believe the victims more than ever.
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This week is the 10th anniversary of the inflection point of the financial crisis: the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the biggest bankruptcy in history.
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All this points to an "inflection point" for AWS, further solidifying its market-leading position, James Cordwell, an analyst at Atlantic Equities, told CNBC.
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There are several inflection points in this story that are likely to occur between now and the February 8 (and then March 5) deadlines.
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"We're past the inflection point on electrification," Jackson told CNBC on Wednesday, predicting 225 percent of vehicles will be electric in about 23 years.
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"We are at an inflection point in the history of our world," she said at the Sunday rally, the official start to her campaign.
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Mr. Bouhadana says he sometimes uses Japanese inflection when placing the sushi on the plate, just as he was taught by his Japanese teachers.
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I think there will be an inflection point where people don't carry around point-and-shoots anymore, they're just gonna carry around these phones.
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The characters, who all orbit around the art world, speak in a mock-cosmopolitan accent, attempting to pronounce certain words with a French inflection.
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"In our humble opinion, we may have reached an inflection point where central banks have gone too far with their unconventional policy tools," he wrote.
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That's important because Google has been waging a never-ending battle against fragmentation on Android, and a new form factor is a potential inflection point.
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Tawil has a gentle tone of voice, a wise-man inflection, and a tendency to steer the conversation toward spiritual aphorisms—as any imam should.
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"The quarterly results confirm our thesis of an inflection in operating cash flows in both Germany and Europe," analysts at Bernstein said in a note.
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Last year's 1.5 million bpd shale increase was an unexpected inflection point, far outstripping forecasts, which boosted overall production to an average 11 million bpd.
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An important inflection point came this spring, when the Impossible Whopper went on sale at a few dozen Burger Kings in the St. Louis area.
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" Yelp, on the other hand, hit an "inflection point," said Mahaney, and saw a host of improvements, including a "reacceleration of local ad revenue growth.
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Jonathan Smoke, chief economist at Cox Automotive, says it's not clear when the inflection point for giving up the steering wheel will be, if ever.
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Why it matters: The inflection point highlights the U.S. emergence as a crude export powerhouse and falling import reliance thanks to the domestic production surge.
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It's an inflection point, a fulcrum, an axis, and the descent that Perry refers to by way of the narrator is not inevitable at all.
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"Throughout the training manuals are dozens of blank pages where employees can write out plans that anticipate how they will surmount inflection points," he continues.
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"This is how willpower becomes a habit: by choosing a certain behavior ahead of time, and then following that routine when an inflection point arrives."
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The big picture: This new generation of computers, built on measuring the inscrutable activity of tiny, tiny particles, is at a drawn-out inflection point.
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"The way we interact with our devices is at a significant inflection point," writes Abhay Parasnis, Adobe's executive vice president and CTO, in today's announcement.
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"We are approaching an inflection-point that will enable at-scale recording and stimulation," says Andreas Schaefer, a neuroscientist at the Crick Institute in London.
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The United States in particular pushed for China's accession to the World Trade Organization, which ultimately served as an inflection point in China's economic growth.
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Chan added that going into 2017, he sees an inflection point approaching for what has been five consecutive quarters of negative earnings growth for the .
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While her steady-as-she-goes approach was successful on the nonverbal front, it probably brought down her vocal inflection, where I'd like more variety.
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The election was seen as critical inflection point for investors, changing the view overnight that interest rates will stay low for a very long time.
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"We're at an interesting inflection point for private members' clubs," Hugo Campbell-Davys, founder of Urbanologie, the lifestyle app for the world's jetsetters, told CNBC.
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According to Ablin, when the difference between the cost of oil and natural gas increases, it often signals an inflection point for the two commodities.
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We see 173 as the inflection year in which subscription revenue is large enough to consistently offset the loss of one-time (transactional) software sales.
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Why it matters now: The nuclear power industry, which provides the U.S. nearly two-thirds of its carbon-free electricity, is reaching an inflection point.
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The arrival of Kelly and departure of Scaramucci might well be a dramatic inflection point in the presidency of Donald Trump; only time will tell.
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Similarly, the global "fintech" industry is at a positive inflection point, fueled by rapid urbanization, as well as favorable regulation and strong demand from millennials.
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This is a combination of research about the brand, the competitive landscape, the culture, and about what inflection point, if any, the business is at.
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If he had done so, it would have made for an inflection point for the group that has been on its heels since 2628/28503.
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His death comes at another inflection point in the country's history following Joseph Kabila's failure to step down when his constitutional mandate expired in December.
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Google pioneered the cloud computing model to support their search and ad business, so their cloud inflection point is basically coincident with the company's inception.
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"I think we've reached if not a crisis point then at least an inflection point with all of the location threads out there," Butler says.
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Though, I must say I never lost anyone on the tactical battlefield, but instead at various inflection points in the game's visual novel narrative layer.
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The dish takes the best attributes of magret de canard and confit de canard, two classic French dishes, and gives them a Southeast Asian inflection.
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This is where the arc of wine coolers' rise reaches its inflection point, and begins to describe the parabola of a jump over the shark.
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Weak Offshore Rig Market: Fitch continues to believe the offshore driller recovery will be protracted with an estimated recovery inflection point of second-half 2018.
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Now, we're reaching an inflection point where major companies — not only Apple, but also Amazon and Microsoft — are being forced to take such complaints seriously.
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They include Lior Ron, the cofounder of Otto (now owned by Uber) which is developing autonomous trucks, Chicago-based MATH Venture Partners and Inflection Equity.
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In turn, the candidates that failed to qualify for the third Democratic presidential debate in September are facing a critical inflection point in their campaigns.
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These are two upcoming scenes from the 92nd St Y's new Inflection series, a philosophical exploration of the relationship between music and other art forms.
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The inflection point is for Republicans, and what happens to them, and whether or not they acclimate themselves to these larger changes in American society.
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DealBook This week is the 10th anniversary of the inflection point of the financial crisis: the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the biggest bankruptcy in history.
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And now that his tenure is ending on Friday, the agency has reached an inflection point, prompting Wall Street to hope for a friendlier regulator.
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But this does not sit well with the idea of an inflection point in the Phillips curve lurking, ready to catch central banks off-guard.
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Microsoft revenue has steadily increased under Nadella, expect for in the 2016 fiscal year – which could be seen as an inflection point for the company.
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Over the book's course we learn the rough inflection points of her life—she marries, she cheats, she has a baby—but never her name.
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"2018 is an inflection point year because we see a lot of movement with online grocery platforms, meal kits services and this," Hottovy told CNN.
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But there's at least one way in which Kudlow could represent a major inflection point in the traditional role of the second NEC director: power.
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Worse yet, a deteriorating currency is indicative of global players losing confidence in DC. As I wrote earlier, the market has hit an inflection point.
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Skeptics point to a variety of other reasons why Musk may be in solar- and energy-business salesman mode, beyond the Model 3 inflection point.
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"I believe this is one of five times in American history we find ourselves at an inflection point," Biden said in a relatively somber tone.
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Goldman initiated the multinational manufacturer and marketer of home appliances and said it was at an "inflection point" due to increased pricing among other things.
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Coming from the world's largest investor, the letter was seen as an inflection point in the long-simmering argument over the state of global capitalism.
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Recipe: Smoky Pork Shoulder With Chile Paste An earlier version of this article misstated the word used to describe the inflection forms of Latin verbs.
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The campaign marked an inflection point for conservatism as it turned away from black voters and toward white Southerners and white rural Americans more broadly.
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One striking find was R. Zamora Linmark's poetry collection "Rolling the R's" (2016), whose title draws the attention to that unique inflection of Spanish speakers.
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Despite its landmark cast, it wasn't a landmark moment or really any kind of inflection point for the genre, so critics don't pay it much attention.
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" Then she added her reason why: "Honestly, it could go either way ... but you could be part of the inflection point of it going even higher.
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"The fixed income trading business could be at an inflection point at investment banks," said Credit Suisse analyst Christian Bolu, speaking on a conference call Friday.
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For instance, the firm analyzes internet web traffic growth to help identify companies that have reached an inflection point in terms of user or consumer demand.
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What we are grappling at this point is, are you coming to an inflection point in complexity that ... We're still thinking through how to approach things.
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Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Wednesday: UBS said the company has hit an "inflection" and that it expects profits to climb higher.
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She says the bigger idea is to help them get to a significant "value inflection point" within four months, which is how long the program runs.
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Using Thrasher Magazine's cover index as a skate fashion chronicle, the inflection point is 1993, when not a single skater in shorts appeared on the cover.
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DO YOU HAVE A SENSE BASED ON WHERE THE INFLECTION POINTS ARE AND AT WHAT POINT – AND EVENTUALLY IT MUST – AT WHAT POINT THAT TOPS OUT?
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Elsewhere, testing company Intertek jumped to a record high after Kepler Cheuvreux upgraded it to a "buy" in a note predicting an inflection for the sector.
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In fact, the nearly 100 percent growth we've seen in the last year is the bottom end of the hockey-stick, just hitting the inflection point.
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But if anything could help them break through politically, the most likely inflection point would likely be some kind of "enough is enough" moment from employers.
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Although entrenched interests are likely to oppose reform in some cases, and security concerns remain an issue, the Middle East may be at an inflection point.
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The 'inflection point' Given today's political climate, it may seem as if the language of politics has been polarized forever, but the phenomenon is relatively new.
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One of the first inflection points for any startup is when you move beyond the core group of founders and begin to look for additional employees.
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But Thomas Paulson, principal at Minneapolis-based Inflection Capital Management, points out that, when you strip out its enormous investment in itself, Amazon earns exceptional profits.
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So whether strong earnings reports from JP Morgan, Wells Fargo and Citigroup or progress coming from Washington lift the market's spirits, this inflection point needs resolution.
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Sales in China jumped 60 percent from Q1 2017 to Q2 2017 leading Lei to claim Xiaomi had reached "a major inflection point" in its growth.
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E-commerce sales may be twice as high as generally reported, according to a new calculation by Thomas Paulson, who runs Minneapolis-based Inflection Capital Management.
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For Michael Kors, which topped Wall Street's expectations during the quarter, a reversal of its tapering same-store sales trends marked an inflection point for investors.
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"We are entering into this industry at a key inflection point and will seek to make additional investments to accelerate and expand Cloudreach's capabilities," Johnson said.
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"Inflection points and low volatility make the limited risk/theoretically unlimited reward profile of option ownership appealing as a means of expressing core convictions," he said.
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"The spate of terror attacks witnessed in the UK marked an inflection point in Midway London and UK theme park trading," said Chief Executive Nick Varney.
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As world leaders gather for the United Nations General Assembly this week, all the evidence suggests that we are at an inflection point for the ages.
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"The conduct of the Defendant delineated herein was intentional and constitutes intentional inflection of emotional distress …," the suit states, adding that Reynold has never used cocaine.
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Throughout his career, Dranchak says he was brought in when companies were at an "inflection point" of how they defined the roles of chief technology officer.
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" Then she added her reason why: "Honestly, it could go either way... but you could be part of the inflection point of it going even higher.
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"We are bullish on NKE given our increased confidence in an inflection in margin and a return to growth in North America in FY19," he wrote.
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He derided the girls who are "into Elliott Smith and getting to know everybody," sung with the inflection of an eyeroll and the jackoff hand motion.
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Once that electric car parts volume materializes, Mr. Luo said, "I call it an inflection point," producing a drop in prices and a takeoff in sales.
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Meanwhile, Peter Specht, Principal at Creandum, says that the battery market is at an "inflection point," driven by rapid electrification in the mobility and energy sectors.
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To me, the inflection point really has to be when COVID-103 infections outside of Asia start showing signs of peaking and we're not there yet.
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This helped lead to a major inflection point in the growth of e-commerce in China, and the country's traditional businesses moved online, never looking back.
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"I've always sought opportunities at businesses that were at inflection points, whether they needed to be turned around, reinvigorated or new pathways to growth," he said.
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In a tweet on March 25, he said he thinks the US may have already passed the "inflection point" in terms of cases, excluding New York.
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And this conflation of an increase in patients and a lowering of capacity is where I think this will really hit kind of an inflection point.
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First, they were early — particularly before the flu got to an inflection point in which the virus infected a certain amount of people and spread rapidly.
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And insurers, at an inflection point in how they approach fire risk, are increasingly interested, says Janet Ruiz of the Insurance Information Institute, an industry association.
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The turmoil of recent weeks may have resonance with anti-immigrant politics in Europe and the United States, but it carries a distinctly South African inflection.
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Success would be an inflection point in the march of human knowledge, a baby step toward a radically different future, like the first Wright Brothers flight.
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The company&aposs revenue has mostly increased under Nadella, except in the 2016 fiscal year — which could be seen as an inflection point for the company.
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I believe we are at a similar inflection point today, as research and advanced data analytics are poised to reshape political strategy for the foreseeable future.
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Like "You merely adopted the darkness," this Django Unchained quote benefits from its highly-specific word choice and inflection, but applies in any number of situations.
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Now, he says, Middlebury may prove an "inflection point" — where colleges yield the lectern to intolerant liberals, hastening a bastion of free thought toward its demise.
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We believe that Aliro's unique software products will revolutionize the entire category, by speeding up the inflection point where quantum becomes as accessible as classical computing.
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"It feels like we might be getting to one of those inflection points where things are going to get worse, not better," said National Securities' Hogan.
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Before she got started on her trip, Little, whose inflection over the phone is a subtle mix of Boston earthiness and relaxed Southern California, was confident.
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There is a certain inflection of surrealism in the work which is particularly well suited for the folktale, but the painterly language is formal and precise.
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The next tier up is RCP 4.5, which still banks on ambitious reductions in emissions but anticipates an inflection point in the emissions rate around 2040.
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"These are moments of inflection and that's why there's stress on the production and employment, because the technology is changing," Ford CEO Jim Hackett told CNN Business.
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The store, which will open to the public in early 2017, could be an inflection point for the long impending marriage of online and in-person retail.
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" Pointing to the pro-Obamacare protesters and constituents who have targeted Republican lawmakers' town halls in recent weeks, Sanford said the GOP has reached an "inflection point.
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"We think this is the inflection point for the shift to the cloud, and the legacy IT vendors have really been sitting on their hands," Slingerlend said.
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The December quarter is likely to mark an inflection point for commercial cloud gross margins — from that point on, margins should pivot to growth, said RBC's McMallan.
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At a recent dinner in Norway, for example, Villarico paired sake with local reindeer that Mazzola had given a Japanese inflection with a wasabi-spiked beet sauce.
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"Our analysis suggests insurance prices have reached an inflection point in the second-quarter... we see this as a positive for Hastings and Admiral," Barclays analysts wrote.
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Even more than that, it is a signal that 2017 will be the year we finally reach an inflection point with the introduction of next-generation batteries.
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The 229 founding of Whole Foods Market is as good a point as any to mark the beginning of a major inflection point for the food business.
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So if there's a specific inflection point when things took off, you can see who retweeted you then and functioned as the real springboard for your tweet.
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The publication of that hot mic recording marked yet another inflection point for the race, as many prominent Republicans sought to distance themselves from their party's nominee.
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Fitch retains its view that Canadian banks' asset quality is at an inflection point but believes that asset quality deterioration should be manageable through the ratings horizon.
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Amazon's moves heading into earnings have put it at an interesting inflection point which could mean a breakout, said Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray.
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SARA EISEN: Yeah, and whether this deal indicates some sort of inflection point in terms of a tougher road ahead for retail banking and net interest margins?
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Only on the inter-song skits will you get a feel for his transatlantic accent, with most of Dear Annie delivered in with a soft Californian inflection.
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"Unbridled demagoguery has driven the GOP to an inflection point from which there is no turning back," Scaramucci wrote in a January 2016 op-ed for FoxBusiness.
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Wen Ling, Fernanda, Tatenda, Khaaliq—like a chipped tooth, a deep cupid's bow, or a certain voice inflection, names can be a telling part of our identities.
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But a closer look at these economic indicators show a clear inflection point on Election Day 2016 and a new, more positive trend-line in its aftermath.
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House of Cards Equally important for the economy, expectations must be met for the positive post-Trump inflection in financial markets and household sentiment to be sustained.
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But even after the build ups and draw downs, surges and declines, the Republican senator from South Carolina sees this moment in particular as an inflection point.
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"We had a major inflection point in retail demand occurring a few days after the election ... [and] things have steadily gathered steam ever since then," he said.
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Words are spoken calmly and with minimal inflection, as if an excess of shading might block the view of what is really (that word again!) being said.
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In an email, Thomas Paulson of Inflection Capital weighed in on Toys R Us and the general malaise of the retail industry: This post has been updated.
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Which is to say, Apple has reached an inflection point with its assistive technologies where someone who can't physically interact with their computers now has an outlet.
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Just maybe, on the other side of that inflection point, renewable energy will grow and coal will fall, as fast as coal once rose in the 2000s.
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And commentators will stop droning on and on about the lack of inflection in the yield curve as a sign that the future's bleaker than we thought.
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European earnings could be at an inflection point following the brighter outlook for commodity-related stocks and financials, two sectors that have big weights across regional indexes.
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"When I ran against him for mayor, I said, 'Jeez, I'm running for president here,'" said Mr. Lafayette, alluding to the international inflection of Mr. Sanders's campaign.
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Having clashed with Justice Kavanaugh in the Senate, Ms. Harris said the country was perched at an "inflection moment," including on matters of gender and sexual assault.
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A memo sent to HBO staffers in March found Plepler referring to an "inflection point" at the company as part of the reason he decided to leave.
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But they marked a lasting inflection point in the development of the oil market and almost all the changes were adverse to OPEC in the long run.
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"A premium multiple is warranted as we are confident that the SKX business is on the verge of a material positive inflection," Poser concludes in his Feb.
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"His confirmation is an inflection point in the history of the court; there is no pretending any more that the court is an apolitical institution," Fallon said.
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Mr. Jasper at once finds a new variation on a central hip-hop theme and gives a hip-hop inflection to a durable show-business-movie convention.
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Schwab's decision marks an inflection point for online brokers, as newer, nimbler rivals attempt to gain market share by offering zero or low-equity commissions to customers.
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"I never saw any indication in pigmentation, facial structure or speech inflection that indicated anything Negroid about George Herriman," his friend and fellow cartoonist Karl Hubenthal said.
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We are now at an inflection point in Ukraine, and it is critical to our national security that we stand in strong support of our Ukrainian partners.
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"We identified electric vehicles as an area where we are at an inflection point for demand," said Duncan Goodwin, portfolio manager of the Baring Global Resources Fund.
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Normand wrote that, indeed, bonds were rallying and the U.S. dollar was selling off — at least before this spring's "inflection" point in CPI and average hourly earnings.
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Using recordings of native voice artists, the program teaches you how native speakers actually talk, so you're not listening to a robot with strange intonation and inflection.
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Advertising has been the backbone of most of the modern tech giants, and any shift away from it would be an extraordinary inflection point for the industry.
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"We're at an inflection moment, not only in the history of our country but the history of our world," Ms. Harris said on ABC's Good Morning America.
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"I feel like we're at one of those inflection points, like when photography came on board and people thought, 'Oh my god, painting is dead,'" he said.
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And so there were just these various inflection points and he asked me to come in and work with the teams a little bit, which I did.
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In general, the party is at an inflection point on trade, with the left sensing an opportunity to disrupt the long-held Democratic business-friendly mainstream consensus.
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He called the Mueller hearing "an inflection point" and said that Democrats must now gather more evidence to convince the American people as they consider articles of impeachment.
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A similar pattern of dips reversing into gains in the market can be seen more recently with a "potential inflection point for large caps," according to Wald's chart.
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And they try hard to identify inflection points at which a new style of leadership is called for, where their own resignation would cause more good than harm.
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The film, which includes C-Span's footage of Seth Meyers excoriating the future president at the 22009 White House Correspondents Dinner, had taken on a new, sobering inflection.
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"We see little inflection within the business fundamentals and specifically see the structural profitability may continue to erode," analyst Kulbinder Garcha wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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Rather than add my own, here instead are five historic inflection points to watch, a handful of history-bending shifts this column will track in the months ahead.
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The bottom line: While the U.S. has long shipped lots of products like gasoline abroad, declining crude oil imports and rising crude exports have enabled the inflection point.
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If Trump goes on to win in November, Tuesday's State of the Union will be seen as a clear inflection point, building on three years of policy success.
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Yet U.S. and European officials — mired in issues ranging from Trump administration immigration gyrations to Brexit — have failed to give this mother of all inflection points enough attention.
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In other words, he thinks BEBs will hit an inflection point, growth will radically accelerate, and they will eat the urban transit market whole, in fairly short order.
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Lam's soft digital art has a retro inflection, but each page is a marvel of freewheeling graphic design, with curvy lines echoing one another and subtle patterning everywhere.
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Don't just look at the overall goal and targets and continue to spend at those levels without digging in each campaign and determining what is our inflection point.
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Doug Lute, the U.S. permanent representative to NATO, described the summit as coming at an "inflection point" for the alliance that hasn't been seen since in two decades.
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The large food manufacturers were not caught entirely by surprise by these trends, but changing their fundamental business models to ride through the inflection point has proved challenging.
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"They're big enough to hold me accountable and I want to be accountable to my children," she explains, with a slight transatlantic inflection to her Northern English brogue.
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Abercrombie & Fitch — Abercrombie shares rose 1.3% after an analyst at Wedbush upgraded the stock to "neutral" from "underperform," citing an attractive valuation and a potential revenue inflection point.
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An earnings inflection point could propel the stock to the $98 level in the next 12 months, implying a rally of 19 percent, according to Deutsche Bank analysts.
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That period is a natural inflection point for the Home Depot, as many consumers view Black Friday as the official start to the holiday shopping season, Mahler said.
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That inspired us to rethink how we could approach this important inflection point in our lives where you start to become aware of your body and its changes.
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Featuring Eric Acher (Monashees), Veronica Allende Serra (Innova Capital Consultoria Ltda), Hernan Kazah (Kaszek), Fernando Lelo de Larrea (ALLVP) Latin American startup companies have hit an inflection point.
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A major inflection point occurred at a New York City Council hearing late last month, where Amazon representatives affirmed the company's opposition to the unionization of its workers.
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"We're nearing a very significant inflection point, and I think that there's a risk that we actually test that by this Friday and into the Fed," Issa said.
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Wells Fargo's sales practice scandal weighed on the bank's earnings but its chief financial officer thinks the decline in new account openings may have hit an inflection point.
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And there's a sort of inflection point at which people start installing: when an area receives more than 4.5 kWh per square meter per day of solar radiation.
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Campbell is currently up more than 40 percent from its 52-week low hit last March, which, for Worth has taken the stock to a key inflection point.
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The following year's budget included five Super Hornets, but the 2017 budget that just passed through Congress is the one that will prove to be an inflection point.
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The inflection point for GIFs on mobile can be traced to the launch of iOS 8 in the Fall of 2014, when Apple introduced support for custom keyboards.
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"We are at an inflection point where there's an opportunity for senators to choose a different path," said Topher Spiro, one of the report's authors, in an interview.
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The Fed is clearly at an inflection point with a growing impatience to raise rates, particularly as market trends suggest an expectation of improved economic conditions to come.
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"I think the bull case for stocks is you've got a bit of earnings growth this year, and then you've got an inflection upward in 2018," said Perkin.
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By melding the two we find ourselves at a perfect inflection point for the rise of voice and the fall of hunting and pecking on a glowing phone.
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It's a chilling listen, as Souvannarath describes planned murders and neo-Nazi beliefs with the same inflection as one would talk about a boring day at the office.
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It is through his visionary work, which his successor is sure to follow, that the Coast Guard is poised to continue its growth beyond its current inflection point.
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Appraisal litigation, as I wrote last week, is at an inflection point as Chancery judges like Glasscock and Laster figure out how to apply Delaware Supreme Court precedent.
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"We believe we are nearing an inflection in revenue after six quarters of deceleration as a public company," Nomura analyst Christopher Eberle said in his October 22 upgrade.
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The outperformance of US stocks over their international counterparts that's been in place since the financial crisis is at an "inflection point," according to Morgan Stanley Wealth Management.
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Mr. McMillon said that now was the "natural inflection point" for a leadership change and praised Mr. Ashe for doing an "outstanding" job building the company's online business.
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According to Sanday, young startups are hitting this inflection point earlier than ever due to an increase in size of early funding rounds and availability of venture capital.
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Providing employees with career-advancement opportunities: NascentThe developed world is at another inflection point, where technology is transforming jobs at a rapid rate across industries for all professionals.
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As White House chief economic advisor Kevin Hassett has clearly illustrated, the election of President Trump was an economic inflection point from the slow growth under President Obama.
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In the slower numbers, she and Mr. Leonhart, 75, explored the spaces between phrases, building an emotional suspense that left you hanging on every syllable and vocal inflection.
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During those four and a half minutes, Anchorage seemed to be passing fitfully through an inflection point in history; life was ripping into a before and an after.
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This is why, for some in Congress, the answer is just to let the negotiations play out — even though the March 5 inflection point for DACA is looming.
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This breakthrough is yet another signal that the field is at a point of inflection in which recovery from spinal cord injury is no longer an impossible dream.
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It marked an inflection point—an occasion to think about the man who won, the longtime champion who lost, and what a hard thing it was to watch.
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The lack of inclusion for more than half the field is an inflection point in a 20163 race that, up until now, has been more inclusive than exclusive.
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On this night, the traditional role of a closer and the game's inflection point coalesced into a single half-inning, and the league's best reliever did his job.
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As the lithe Ms. Lovette skitters across the stage with tiny walks on point and her hand to her mouth, her shapes somehow evoke the voice's whispery inflection.
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History offers insights on how past presidents have responded at these inflection points — either succeeding in righting their administration, or sinking beneath waves of political controversy and scandal.
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From the person's mannerisms, to the inflection in their voice, to their speech pattern — everything that makes that person who they are will seem genuine as you watch.
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"Risk appetite remains equivocal with global cash balances still high at 4.9 percent despite clear inflection point lower in global growth/earnings per share estimates," the survey said.
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In a call with analysts on Friday, Mr. Sloan said other signs pointed to an "inflection point" in the fourth quarter of improving customers' perception of the bank.
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There comes a time in every presidential administration in which politics and economics become intertwined to the point which the combination of the two creates an inflection point.
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"We've got 30 signed projects and it's really been kind of an inflection curve in the last couple of years," said Eric Cherasia, vice president of Crystal Lagoons.
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"We are seeing a clear inflection point in the field as more enterprises and government agencies make this transformational move" to the cloud, Ives wrote in the note.
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As you know, Joe, we're in-- well you may not agree with me but I think we're in one of the biggest productivity inflection booms since the late 1800s.
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The company celebrated its first quarter as a free cash flow (FCF) positive business, with CEO Aaron Levie characterizing this as an "inflection point" in a call with TechCrunch.
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He cast Family Dollar's turnaround as "a multi-year trajectory to get to an inflection point" and said the company planned to renovate at least 1,8003 stores in 2019.
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But the current streak perhaps indicates an inflection point where Amazon — despite its rapid rollout of new initiatives — can't even spend all of the money it is taking in.
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That, in turn, has coincided with a rise in mortgage rates to near 5 percent, which some experts say could be a major inflection point for the housing market.
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Dow stock Intel is at a critical technical inflection point and its next move could either rally or weigh on markets, says Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray.
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"We believe LA is at an inflection point, with the biggest technology and entertainment companies in the world choosing to make LA a key hub or headquarters," says Bedecarre.
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In another paper, Yi and a co-author argued that the Chinese population actually contracted last year, much earlier than the 2027-2029 inflection point forecast by most experts.
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Corporate earnings appear to be at an inflection point that could set the backdrop for stock market gains, Jurrien Timmer, director of global macro at Fidelity Investments, said Thursday.
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"This trend line continues, and we may be getting to this inflection point here that's just unsustainable: 'I can't be the [only] entity that's paying these rates,'" Jennings said.
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"Unlocking excess capital and collateral turns secular headwinds to tailwinds, powering a sustainable inflection in the global FICC pool for the first time in a decade," the study said.
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While it's true that many retailers are dying at an accelerating rate, this trend doesn't mark the end of retail so much as an inflection point in its nature.
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"We see a momentous inflection point for the global auto industry in the second half of the 2020s," Colin McKerracher, BNEF's lead advanced transport analyst, said in a statement.
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Dubbed its "inflection" fund, the fund looks like the second opportunities-type fund for the firm, which had closed its first later-stage effort with $250 million in 2016.
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Chief Executive Officer Michael Neidorff said that he expects 2522 to be an "inflection point" for the company's Medicare Advantage business, which caters to people aged 21.24 or older.
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This means the average incoming member has completed his or her college education after 1990 and into the 2000s, when the radicalization of college campuses hit an inflection point.
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This unstable combination suggests that the trans-Atlantic relationship may be headed for a strange inflection point, a kind of through-the-looking-glass version of the Iraq debate.
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Using a combination of modeling and regression analyses, we found that as the quality of the information environment improves, misreporting first increases, reaches an inflection point and then decreases.
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"[DACA] represents an important inflection point that calls for an increase in more active engagement with Congress, but it's not as if we're changing our whole approach," Gutiérrez added.
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Al-Omar's comments come at an inflection point for Saudi Arabia as it, and its neighbors, try to wean themselves off oil as a main driver of the economy.
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" The former senators go on to write that the U.S. is at an "inflection point" in which the core principles of democracy and national security interests "are at stake.
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Democratic strategist David Wade, who served as an adviser to Kerry during his presidential bid in 2004, said the decisionmaking is a clear "inflection point" in the 2020 race.
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But Thomas Paulson of Inflection Capital says the retailer had $11.5 billion in online sales last year, amounting to 1.9% of a total $606 billion U.S. e-commerce market.
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The chef, Luis Jaramillo, is a native of Ecuador; his menu is American but occasionally shows a South American inflection (Wednesday): 22121 Commerce Street (Barrow Street), 211-2156-210.
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That's because there has been a clear and identifiable swing in a variety of asset prices — especially the stock market and currencies — at inflection points in the presidential race.
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But she has reached a paradoxical inflection point that mature artists get to, if they're lucky: Precisely because she knows what she's doing, she's comfortable pushing into unknown territory.
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President Trump's gamble with Iran will reach an inflection point next month when his administration reimposes American sanctions meant to apply severe economic pressure on the government in Tehran.
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Throughout history, epidemics have marked inflection points: Polio catalyzed public health infrastructure for vaccinations and fueled the disability rights movement; AIDS amplified activist voices in drug development and treatment.
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"We're at or close to an inflection point, same as we were in 2007," he said, referring to the recession, when luxury prices flattened and high-end development stalled.
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Shares are expensive (8.3x our FY19 revenue estimate), but everything is accelerating, and as we've seen repeatedly in consumer internet, these inflection points are not likely one-quarter events.
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"The kind of campaign that Trump ran was an inflection moment," said Chris Lehane, a Democratic strategist who spent years battling ethics scandals in President Bill Clinton's White House.
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"Expectation of an inflection in earnings growth are dampened with the likely negative economic impact from the coronavirus," said Stephane Ekolo, an equity strategist at TFS Derivatives in London.
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As for hypertension or high blood pressure, there was an inflection point in 2003 and the death rate tied to that condition increased less rapidly thereafter, the researchers found.
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"Our industry is at an inflection point where cyber attacks are becoming increasingly more sophisticated and security infrastructure needs to significantly advance to effectively combat these threats," Shwed said.
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In response to Obama's speech, Biden called for us to seize this "inflection point" of remarkable progress in our understanding of the etiology, generation, progression and treatment of cancer.
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It came at an inflection point in the campaign, when Donald Trump Jr., who served as an adviser and a surrogate, was ascendant and Mr. Manafort was consolidating power.
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Using a system called cantometrics, devised by Lomax and the ethnomusicologist Victor Grauer, each song has been analyzed according to 41 variables, such as vocal inflection and ensemble size.
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And this is what's really going to drive the inflection with electric vehicles, we think that they'll be at price parity with gas-powered cars by the early 2020s.
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Lisps and other inflection anomaliesExpert tips for helping your child stop the thumb sucking habitFor the most part, thumb sucking is harmless unless it goes on for several years.
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"I think it's perhaps the natural consequence of the time it takes to process and internalize the scale of this technology inflection in the broader economy," Anstice told Cramer.
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It seems to me we are at another inflection point where the citizens are being challenged to stand up for their rights in front of a do-nothing Congress.
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"I meant with all the inflection and all of the sort of attitude that I gave with it, I meant all of it and every word of it," she said.
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Dollar Tree President and CEO Gary Philbin sees "an inflection point" on the horizon for his company despite some minor tariff-related headwinds, he told Cramer in an exclusive interview.
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And, as I wrote in a weekly note to BI Prime subscribers on Sunday, the industry is reaching an inflection point where those massive investments are starting to pay off.
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Sexism in tech has always been an open secret but it seems we've hit an inflection point in the past year… More women are now willing to expose the secret.
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This summer in Charlottesville, he found himself at the center of a national inflection point, when he told white supremacist and neo-Nazi protesters what President Donald Trump would not.
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If we continue to lose it, we're five years away, I think, ten years at the most, of hitting an inflection point from which we'll never be able to recover.
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The jobs report "says we ended the quarter strong and the earnings probably intact," Hogan said, noting the upcoming earnings reporting season probably marks an inflection point in profit growth.
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The share price of Concho Resources, a firm with operations in Texas's Permian basin, sank by more than 20% overnight, despite the assurance of a "free cashflow inflection in 2020".
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"The combination of historic monetary accommodation, better economic readings, a positive inflection in EPS beginning 2Q16, and the historic turn in market breadth and credit warrant a more aggressive position."
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Early on, we learned we had to cut off spending at the right inflection point, or we could end up wasting thousands of dollars a month with no marginal benefit.
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If the last year taught us anything about retail, it's that the industry has hit an inflection point — and that technology's role in its disruption is growing larger every day.
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The odds that two different suppliers had issue with the same phone is extremely low likelihood and may signal we may have reached an inflection point in smartphone battery technology.
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The general assumption has been that MoviePass could never maintain its current business strategy over the long term, but these latest financial revelations appear to indicate a real inflection point.
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Chevron — The energy producer was rated "outperform" in new coverage at BMO, which said Chevron has reached an inflection point and is entering a new era of higher margin growth.
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We want to equip young women with the information first, because we often approach these milestones or inflection points without the information first, and we find ourselves in reactive positions.
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We're at an inflection point where we really are trying to dig deeper to make the app, or continue to make the app, as useful and as fun as possible.
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"The historical drivers of productivity are pretty well aligned to get a pickup and a good solid inflection in productivity," explained Chadha, while listing his reasons for being so bullish.
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"We remain mindful of the signals from Dr Copper, given its long-term relationship with (emerging markets) equity returns, particularly when we are looking for a growth (inflection)," it said.
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"We continue to believe a successful Model 225 launch will be an inflection point for stock, and recommend owning shares into the launch, " Kallo said in a note sent Wednesday.
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Simply sit there, pay attention and look understanding when we try and imitate the exact inflection of her voice when she asked us how we were liking our new apartment.
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This week is an inflection point for the image of these three internet platforms that have been held up as pinnacles of innovation for the better part of a decade.
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This has been my Summer of Video — several months when it became clear to me that we've reached an inflection point in the transition from linear TV to online video.
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I went off to law school after that and was at this inflection point where I was considering whether to go back to a big, corporate, evil-ish-seeming firm.
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"If we look back in history, there's been some inflection points back in 1987, back in 2000 and back in 2007, you had yields failing to break higher," he said.
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"Stuck between caring too much and giving up / Victim of tweeting, but not reading enough," the 22-year-old raps, with an inflection in his voice similar to Portland's Aminé.
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"Palladium seems to have been successfully marketed as the 'go-to' input in hybrids before the EV market share hits an inflection point," analysts at Scotiabank wrote in a note.
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"We are still dealing with the formidable patent expiry challenge but we are showing we can deal with it and the inflection point is not that far away," Soriot said.
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Money and its inflection through race—Cash himself is not green—is at the center of Sorry To Bother You, a madly inventive dystopian comedy from the musician Boots Riley.
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We are already at an inflection point: The deep populist sentiment around the world is driven by frustration and fear about the future — including the prospects for a secure retirement.
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Saying that a "27-year holiday from history is over," Harris also warned Wednesday that a historic inflection point is approaching with a return to so-called great power competition.
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His inner monologue is narrated by a miniature Donald Trump, who repeats the words "Donald Trump" all day, altering his inflection only slightly from one "Donald Trump" to the next.
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"There's no question that there's a lot of stuff going on that represents we're at a real moment and an inflection point for The New York Times," Mr. Baquet said.
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"We're at an inflection point, when the great wave of optimism about tech is giving way to growing alarm," said Heather Grabbe, director of the Open Society European Policy Institute.
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"We're at the inflection point where these technologies will impact and continue to impact health but will also impact food, agriculture, chemicals and materials," says Petri co-founder, Tony Kulesa.
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Surfacing Forty-three years after the fall of Saigon and almost 260 years after Hurricane Katrina, many residents wonder if their long-resilient community is nearing another — quieter — inflection point.
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It would also be an inflection point in the companies' approach to free speech, which has thus far been that more is better and that the truth will bubble up.
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Also needed would be evidence that China could re-emerge from the virus without reigniting infections, and that other major economies had hit inflection points for infection rates, he added.
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If we continue to lose it, we're five years away, I think, 10 years at the most, of hitting an inflection point from which we'll never be able to recover.
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The interview covers topics like her investment thesis, why Europe is at an "inflection point," diversity in the investor community and the increasing money coming into Europe from American VCs.
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It's important for all couples at this big financial inflection point in their lives to remember that communication is key, said Chris Bohlsen, director of investor services at TD Ameritrade.
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"Although it feels a bit aggressive to say that we haven't even witnessed the inflection point yet, US multi-state operators (MSOs) have an incredible amount of room to grow."
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In our view, the August data demonstrated a decided (and perhaps under-appreciated) inflection in supply and pricing conditions, revealing a far more bullish backdrop for homebuilders into year-end.
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Even in games at local bridge clubs nowadays, bids are made not by speaking them (and possibly imparting unauthorized information through inflection) but by silently displaying pre-printed bidding cards.
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No one knows when the inflection point for the shift is nor when profitability comes from the vast investments being made in the future technologies that will power the transformation.
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A person familiar with the matter said the group hoped to help shape Trump's response to the investigation's conclusion, conscious the moment would become an inflection point of Trump's presidency.
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And even those like Dona Warren, a longtime philosophy professor who did not take a position on Dr. Patterson's plan, said they believed the campus was at an inflection point.
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"It does appear that the Chinese economy hit an inflection point in March, so the weakness we're seeing in Germany and Europe is likely coming to an end," he said.
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If we continue to lose it, we're five years away, I think, ten years at the most, of hitting an inflection point from which we'll never be able to recover.
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