SI: Well, I think businesses constantly evaluate, and I think they will want to take a long view, medium to long view, and not just rush to conclusions.
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That long view is sure looking spectacular in quarterly earnings.
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So, the first part, you're optimistic about the long view?
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Obama took the long view; Trump should do the same.
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I can't afford not to take the long view here.
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Location: Long View Gallery in Washington, D.C. Information is HERE.
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The group will be tasked with taking the long view.
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Right now, you need to be taking the long view.
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It was important to take the long view, he said.
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Adrian Piper: The Long View is supported by Visionary Women.
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Still, I'd take the long view and ignore them (temporarily).
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In other words, Secretary Tillerson should take the long view.
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Intransigent Palestinians like to say they take the long view.
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"She had a long view of history," Ms. Gershenson said.
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The Long View Editor's Note: The Long View is a new series in which the Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Jon Meacham looks back at books that speak to our current historical and cultural moment.
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"I take that long view because I have to," he said.
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Ms Miller says that impatient observers should "take a long view".
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An astute analysis of Supreme Court politics underlies this long view.
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A breakout appears to be at hand… Next, the long view.
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In traditional avenues, I think it's narrowing in the long view.
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"I take that long view because I have to," Buttigieg said.
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The CEO stays steady in part by taking the long view.
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I am hoping to encourage CEOs to take the long view.
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His long-view of the political landscape made its implementation possible.
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I'll take the long view and raise a cheer for that.
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The Long View She thought she knew what she was about.
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London is nothing if not a testament to the long view.
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But another challenge is to focus on the long view, he added.
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VERA, LOS ANGELES Be a good sport, or take the long view.
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And our species doesn&apost exactly excel at taking the long view.
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In this league, the long view picks at the lock of mediocrity.
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Let's take refuge in stories, and in the long view of history.
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It also requires a long view — one that anticipates consequences and repercussions.
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Should a long view come in handy, reflect on your own experience.
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The Long View Afterward, she couldn't recall who had the idea first.
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One thing I've been trying to do is take the long view.
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And what is the long view of how software is eating transportation?
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Yet the long view of American history still offers reason for optimism.
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But I think we, as an industry, need to take a long view.
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Our job as parents is to have the long view because children don't.
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Bezos has always taken the long view when getting into new business areas.
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But take the long view, and the Ampelmännchen captures how Germany is changing.
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Some are taking a "long view" that calibrates inherent risks against potential opportunities.
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Investors with a long view will see those periods of weakness as opportunities.
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Unfortunately, however, few politicians—in North Carolina or nationally—take that long view.
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If you're unhappy or not thriving at your school, take the long view.
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In making national healing a priority, he — like Lincoln — took the long view.
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But perhaps the most persuasive political case for impeachment is the long view.
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Which means parents need to take the long view and keep at it.
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The survival of business in general demands that we take the long view.
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We have time, energy, knowledge and the long view to carry us forward.
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THE WOOD FOR THE TREESOne Man's Long View of NatureBy Richard Fortey Illustrated.
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You have had a long view of this and have focused on cyberspace.
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As far as solutions are concerned, Stiftel of Georgia Tech takes the long view.
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In activist organizing, it's important to take the long view because defeat comes often.
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It can pay to take a long view on salary expectations in your field.
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We need to take the long view here, and data plays a big role.
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But at least some shareholders have become more willing to take the long view.
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The long view: Komlosy's narrative begins with the Greeks but focuses on 1250 forward.
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A clutch of terse provocations from a composer inclined to take the long view.
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But Obama, as he often does, urged a long view over immediate political satisfaction.
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West took the long view in terms of Trump's effect on race relations, however.
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The two institutions are also alike in strategy: They take a very long view.
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Your role is to deliver what's truly needed and keep the long view in mind.
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As long as you have a ridiculously long view of things, things are getting better.
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But Ice Cube also seemed to take the long view when considering the Academy's choices.
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But Harris on Wednesday urged lawmakers to the take the "long view" on Kim's motivations.
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However the long-view does not appear to be the view the left is taking.
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Elsewhere, the Senate Armed Services Committee will be taking the long view on defense strategy.
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It's this long view that helps explain the economic anxiety that many people are experiencing.
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Taking the long view, it's not likely to be part of the Peak TV canon.
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Taking the long view, however, Bishop Guo said that restrictions on Chinese Catholics had loosened.
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His job is not to take the long view and tank for a lottery pick.
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At times, the departing president took the long view, at other points, he flashed anger.
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"They seem to be taking the long view on this; it's enormously expensive," Squire said.
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But if we are growing in wisdom and empathy, we can take the long view.
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That long view, Mr. Kilik said, allows him to relay heartfelt solace when it is due.
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Taking the long view, you could say we are meeting the grown-up in the room.
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It just means you've got to take the long view of what free trade looks like.
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He wrote to ask how it would go, and I suggested he take a long view.
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So the long view here is that voice control gets embedded into everything in the home.
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Moral Movements know that we will win in the end, so we take the long view.
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Now, if you step back and take the long view, things look pretty good for Democrats.
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"IDC President Crawford Del Prete echoed that view, telling Business Insider: "He takes the long view.
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The elections in Israel yesterday have clouded the long view of the Middle East peace process.
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David Weiden from Khosla took a long view on the trend while speaking on the panel.
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"If you take the long view, Vieques will end up better off," a biologist there said.
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American officials said they were taking the long view of the fight against the Islamic State.
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But Scott DeMoss, 52, a local realtor and longtime North Park resident, takes the long view.
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The Long View He didn't really want to go back, but he knew he had to.
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"A man in full," by Walter Shapiro The very long view on the Biden 2020 campaign.
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The Middle East, in the long view, is better off without this brutal agent of autocracy.
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At night the old story gives me one space in which to take the long view.
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Investors should pair the long view on EM with a broader long-term view on investing.
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These are all good things both in the short-term as well as the long view.
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And both Klobuchar and Warren said in brief interviews Thursday that they're taking a long view.
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As such, it provided a recent summary of the star's behavior rather than a long view.
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But he takes the long view here, on what their interests might be when they grow up.
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I mean, seriously, this-- but it's a business where you have to take a very long view.
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If you take the long view of history, it makes sense we're more persnickety eaters these days.
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And Wall Street was at one time the ultimate symbol of thrift, stability and the long view.
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The Long View focuses on the history of Antarctic exploration, contemporary science, and technology's role in research.
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In the long view of retrospect, Metal Gear Solid 2 is a strange light in the darkness.
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He turned again on Wednesday to that long view, one that has always animated the American spirit.
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So does setting the production on a revolving stage that affords a long view of shifting perspectives.
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It's a long-view history lesson in how innovations that we take for granted transformed the human species.
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The IWPR research attempts to more fully compare women's and men's earnings by taking a career-long view.
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Trying to classify companies based on whether they take the long view can also throw up unexpected results.
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A wide window in front of the desk gave her a long view north across the sea ice.
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LARRY KUDLOW: Actually, by the way, I've always felt the U.S. and President Trump have the long view.
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When I asked Jila Baniyaghoob about the protests, she said it was crucial to take the long view.
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The 69-year-old cardinal can also take a long view, because he&aposs been through this before.
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Ginsburg is a feminist icon for many, but her long view also reminds us where we come from.
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The Long View The passage, from a book read three decades back, came to mind not long ago.
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There is an important idea to keep in mind at a time like this: Take the long view.
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"The abbey is only 1,000 years old at the moment," Dr. Hall said, again taking the long view.
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Until 25.25, he was chief North American economist for Merrill Lynch, and he takes a very long view.
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Take a long view, though—like, two decades long—and the sum of these small advances becomes glaringly obvious.
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Rather than take the long view, they feel obliged to cut costs, massage quarterly profits and buy back shares.
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The company can afford to take a similar long view with its media business and try many different approaches.
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It's just that, if you take the long view of things, you'd generally bet against teams that can't throw.
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However, we will also take the long view, ensuring that one thousand fights aren't simply one thousand individual fights.
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"As a department, we are taking the long view," a senior defense official familiar with Mattis' thinking told CNN.
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New York (CNN Business)Canopy Growth (CGC) CEO Bruce Linton wants investors to take the long view on pot.
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"There is clear evidence of better outcomes in countries where central banks can take the long view," Yellen said.
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"In this budget, we're taking the long view," Carter said in a speech at the Economic Club in Washington.
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Understanding the long view allows us to recognize Charlottesville as more than just a fever dream of racial hatred.
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They'd have to take a long view of the effects of policy, and they're not very good at that.
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"Yeah, I think that it's very possible within the next decade, and hopefully that's a long view," he said.
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For its combination of mythical elements and a long view of history, the novel was hailed as an innovation.
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But it is the chorus, so much more than a backup group, that has always had the long view.
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And some investors may take a long view, believing that U.S. companies have long been treated unfairly in China.
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That's another reason, if you want to take the long view of history, there should be reactions to this.
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" I particularly loved this fortune cookie line: "In this league, the long view picks at the lock of mediocrity.
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In fact, evangelicals take the long view on Mr. Trump; they afford him grace when he doesn't deserve it.
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One way for individual investors to stay ahead of those changes is to keep a long view, Hyzy said.
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A Cubs fan takes the long view, having learned to think in hundred-year increments — the length between championships.
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If you are able to take a really long view, emerging markets may not be as scary as they seem.
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"To see what's really going on at the border you always need to take an astonishingly long view," Meissner said.
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Because his long view, as I said earlier, is to defend the American economy and the great progress we've made.
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Here, Jarvis — who has written extensively about Johannes Guttenberg's 15th century invention of the printing press — takes the long view.
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I'm either indecisive, or I'm too willing to take the long view and give someone enough rope to hang themselves.
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Here again, Sonos is taking the long view in how best to bring voice-enabled music experiences into the home.
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Jon is one of few characters who has a long view of the events of Game of Thrones thus far.
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The long view: The Warren Commission report on the JFK assassination and the 9/11 Commission Report became best sellers.
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Plaguing these markets with the socioeconomic and fiscal burdens of coal risks diminishing returns for China in the long view.
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Unlike elected officials, who are limited to eight years in office, Hammer takes a long view of the legislative process.
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Our professors encouraged us to consider the big picture and the long view, and embrace risk as a life strategy.
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Investors taking the long view still believe that the government will find a way to keep paying what it owes.
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Instead, according to the WSJ, it is confident in its long view that America's strengthening economy requires pushing rates higher.
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Katy Hornaday, chief creative officer at Barkley, said that's a wise way of taking the long view on future customers.
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Still, getting votes in the House is a step for the legalization industry, where advocates take a decidedly long view.
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Taking the long view, the individual stories of the past 10 years tend to blur into a few big trends.
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" Such big fans, in fact, that "Sonos is taking the long view... to bring voice-enabled music experiences into the home.
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For the long view, add the late Hugo Young's "This Blessed Plot", the best chronicle of Britain's historical agonies over Europe.
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I agree with my colleague Andrew Prokop that it makes perfect sense, in the long view, for Dany to break bad.
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The long-view argument behind work requirements is that if more people work, more people can pull themselves out of poverty.
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Trump has taken the reins of a vast and reasonably efficient (in the long view of history) administrative and bureaucratic state.
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The stories in this collection by the noted British novelist, now in her mid-eighties, take the long view of life.
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In the long view of human culture, it's hard to think of much that's less novel than a bit of illustration.
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EDT Wednesday: The Hill is hosting "The Future of Healthcare Summit" at Long View Gallery in Washington, D.C. Featured speakers: Sen.
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But Dr. Rotbart, a new grandfather and the parent of three adult children, takes what he calls the "selfish" long view.
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With Johns, even as you plumb the implications of a particular motif or detail, it's always the long view that matters.
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If you take the long view, the good news for gorillas may be a bit like a Mega Millions lottery ticket.
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Credit...Guerin Blask for The New York Times As a student of the labor movement, Sara Horowitz takes the long view.
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DeepMind, like everyone else in the field, is taking the long view and has big dreams for a system like AphaGo.
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It has taken a long view towards the technology, saying it will take decades for cars to drive themselves on roads.
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And Ms. Drury gloriously confirms her status as a playwright for whom the long view is disturbingly, divertingly and endlessly kaleidoscopic.
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But it helps to stay focused, have the long view, and realize that you can often turn bad luck to good.
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The long view offers a clear sense of how the ideals driving many on the Mayflower became diluted as the decades passed.
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I spoke to Wu about the long view on advertising, the role of propaganda in politics, and the rise of celebrity culture.
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"What we really liked about [SoftBank] was they take a really long view on things," Getaround co-founder Sam Zaid told TechCrunch.
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It might sound boring, but the one advantage the little guy might have left is the ability to take the long view.
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But taking the long view helps to restore a measure of calm inside an argument that shows no signs of ending soon.
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And it is a standard long-view metric used on the websites of Fidelity, Schwab, T. Rowe Price, PIMCO, BlackRock and Morningstar.
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Later in the program, top ObamaCare official Andy Slavitt urged insurers to take the long-view regarding the success of the marketplaces.
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The long view of history usually reaches some consensus version of what happened, but there might never be one for Trump's tenure.
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A look at the long view shows illegal apprehensions along the U.S.-Mexico border are down from peaks in the early 2000s.
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And we felt that from the long view, we couldn't pass up getting this young pitcher who we think that highly of.
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China, she said, has a high tolerance for risk and takes a long view on investments in countries rich in natural resources.
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"I think that the long view that was drilled into me at Yale complements Stan's shorter-term market values," Ms. Volent said.
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Team Obama tries to take the long view, and occasionally succeeds — see the Paris climate change agreement or the Iran nuclear deal.
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During his first coaching stint in Cleveland, Belichick believed in developing talent from within and took a long view in building his organization.
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"Stepping back and admittedly taking the long view, investing in Disney shares is a play on the durability of its IP," Swinburne said.
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All this creates openings for newcomers, especially if backed by a state that takes a long view and doesn't need a quick return.
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Tzuo took the long view when he started his company in early 2007, leaving a secure job at a growing company like Salesforce.
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He was able to place the young voters so firmly in his camp that they lost the ability to take the long view.
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The Long View To Homer, as to the rest of the ancient world, what became the Christian idea of personal resurrection was preposterous.
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"The current administration doesn't seem interested in it all," he said, although he added that as a scientist, he takes the long view.
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" Lindsey Haswell, Lime's head of communications, said new industries often faced regulatory challenges, "but our investors are willing to take the long view.
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The long view causes them to focus on addressing long-term threats to the system's stability, like climate change or a nuclear Iran.
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And more and more I think the ability to take the long view, to see — to measure progress, not just about in my lifetime, but to measure progress through the lifetime of women, to realize that we have moved forward, but also to take the long view in looking forward to thinking about what we can do for the next generation.
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For people with a large amount to invest — and especially for professionals in their prime working years — it's critical to take the long view.
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But taking the long view, the data on terrorist attacks does not support a narrative of incipient religious war or sanctuaries facing increasing threats.
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But taking the long view, American consumers are feeling either a little less rosy than when Trump came into office or about the same.
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"Taking the ultra-long view" (May 22011th) overlooked other critical reasons for governments to issue ultra-long debt beyond locking-in their financing costs.
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Those in her inner circle speak of a strategically-minded and cautious individual with a firm grasp of details and a pragmatic long view.
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Though to Hinkie's point about the long view, the architect stepped down before the players could develop and the city could applaud his work.
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At the core of Beard's theory is a "long view" of gender that connects the discourse of Ancient Greece and Rome to contemporary Britain.
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Dr. Yeager's intervention suggests that if teenagers can hold onto a long view, they can soldier through immediate mortifications at the cafeteria lunch table.
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It will mean that people who use the land, people who care, will find common ground and take the long view when developing plans.
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He said Chevron's employees are safe and its operations are "in good shape," and that it has taken "the long view" on the country.
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Understandably, people whose neighbors have been eaten are less likely to take the long view, and retaliatory attacks on crocodiles are not unheard-of.
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He spoke of the need to take "the long view" on important issues like free trade which has taken a backseat to protectionist rhetoric.
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The presence of young people like Thunberg in crucial debates puts a literal face on the future, forcing us to take the long view.
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No one else can take this long view — past political expediency and the relentless pressure from those who are intent on making a quick buck.
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Religious wars might provide meaning in the short term, but in the long view of history, they almost never turn out well for anyone involved.
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It's difficult to take the long view when your iconic player has only a short time left, but that's the challenge the Mavericks are facing.
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As hard as it is for some of us to adjust to that today, we ought to take the long view and welcome it. 4.
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A wise country that takes the long view would be investing heavily in electrical infrastructure, laying the foundation for economic health over the next century.
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Second, Schultz took a long view of China and noted that his company's sales are still very strong as it continues to open stores daily.
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Let me take the long view and say that these big news brands in this country have outlasted many presidents and will outlast President Trump.
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What impels her forward is the voice: free, pellucid, almost always first-person, interested not in the long view but in the here and now.
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He supports Servis's desire to take a long view with a horse that is without breeding value because he is a gelded New Jersey-bred.
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Julianne Hughes-Jennett, a lawyer emerging Tuesday from an exhibit on the suffragist movement at the Museum of London, tried to take the long view.
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PARIS — The French president responded Wednesday evening to President Trump's scathing personal attack on him, declining to lash out and instead taking the long view.
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But taking the long view, American consumers are feeling either about the same as when Trump came into office or maybe a little bit better.
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But Dr. Ralph and other drought experts tend to take the long view of California's water predicament, one that includes a trend of rising temperatures.
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It should not surprise people to hear that in matters impacting the welfare of tribal governments and Native people, Indian Country takes the long view.
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It's really hard to take the long view as a player who is used to winning, and has just lost by so much, so quickly.
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The "patient, long-view" strategy, Cooper says, was always meant to serve the ultimate objective of winning a Supreme Court guarantee of individual Second Amendment rights.
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Taking the long view, though, it's worth wondering—which of these animals, as we know them now, has been around for the least amount of time?
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According to Carusone at Media Matters, maintaining control of the country's education system is part of ADF's long view of the fight to control public policy.
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" At Nicholson's briefing Wednesday, he seemed to take a long view of the war, saying he firmly believed the US presence would "prevent another 9/11.
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It is harder to take the long view, to understand that sometimes stuff happens, and that blame and hysteria are a lazy man's low-hanging fruit.
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The Department of Defense has instructions that clearly says there will always be a human in the loop, so it's taken the long view on this.
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Long view: Tech has seen dominant gatekeepers before, like IBM and Microsoft, lose their centrality and evolve into mature money-making machines with lower public profiles.
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By taking the long view, Bill maintained not just a journalist's necessary detachment but something rarer, an ability to experience with perennial wonder the passing parade.
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Just as the club's most recent performance is strongly suggestive of a top-tier contender, the long view also supports their claim to be taken seriously.
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The better course for all of us — Republican, Democrat and independent — is to step back and take the long view, and to begin building for that.
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These connected technologies are also being used to revolutionize the long-view scientific approach to research and treatment, for the benefit of individuals and populations everywhere.
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Whether you have a short or long view, you've seen enough to say authoritatively that Trump is different from all major party nominees in living memory.
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In other chapters, Soufan gives a detailed portrait of Al Qaeda's more bureaucratic operation, describing bin Laden's long view of history and his penchant for micromanagement.
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Go deeper: Photo shows NASA's InSight lander on Mars' surface Changing how we protect other planets in the solar system The UAE's long view to Mars
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But the council takes the long view and has shown in recent months that it won't be thrown off course by a few unsettling economic indicators.
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Although reputed to be a decisive leader with a long view, he appeared slow to grasp the full potential of the United States' shale gas revolution.
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This past year also forced us, sadly, to consider a long view of the careers of those who left us, most notably Prince and David Bowie.
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I found it to be a scrappy place with a tradition of taking the long view—most notably by successfully deploying a low-priced fiber optic service.
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"It's conflicting—because we could have thousands more users overnight, but I try to remind myself and my team that there's a long view here," he continues.
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But in contrast to the angry drift of recent discussions about philanthropy, his book strikes a more moderate tone — perhaps precisely because he's taking the long view.
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WITH THERESA May on her way out of 10 Downing Street and Britain no closer to achieving the Brexit she promised, Anne McElvoy takes the long view.
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They still have a relatively small share of the market, but they are taking the long view, knowing that there is plenty of market left to conquer.
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Image: NASA/NOAA GOES ProjectOctober 7th, 2016: If you really want some perspective on what a leviathan Matthew is, you've got to take the long view. Wow.
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Whereas human handicappers tend to place a heavy emphasis on recent form and mostly ignore results more than a few months old, EAGLE takes the long view.
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Gallup has also looked at enthusiasm by party and, especially if you take the long view, 2018 is still defined by a historic surge in Democratic enthusiasm.
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But if you take Westad's long view, it's clear that the Cold War was always defined by the struggle between capitalism and communism to allocate global resources.
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From their leadership, I learned quickly the importance of taking the long view, of making durable decisions that leave our land and wildlife intact for future generations.
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If you take the long view and you say, 10 years from now, will we be buying more stuff online and on phones than we are today?
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Moreover, at a moment when hyperventilating over the decline of democracy has grown into a veritable intellectual industry, her long-view approach comes across as appealingly sober.
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"Moreover, at a moment when hyperventilating over the decline of democracy has grown into a veritable intellectual industry, her long-view approach comes across as appealingly sober."
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I hope we have the focus to take the long view and build the new social infrastructure to create the world we want for generations to come.
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"If we take a long view of these countries' relations with the United States, we'd know that they are actually very wary of it," Ms. Yan said.
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The exhibition connects the urgency of current events to the long view of force, fear, welcome, and selection at borders; the history's implicit even in the setting.
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We were discussing why she thought preventive measures or the long view mattered so much to her, when she interjected to remind me that ''everyone needs coping skills.
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I mentioned Nintendo's past as a toymaker, and a long view of the company's past will reveal that Switch (and Wii U) fall into a century-old pattern.
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Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships, a nonprofit in Lexington, Massachusetts, provides local data that helps stakeholders such as building owners, utility companies, and policymakers to take a long view.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday he didn't understand Steven Eisman's assessment that Donald Trump's administration will repeal parts of Dodd-Frank or his long view on financial stocks.
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The long view: The rise of new technologies has often shifted the burden of work, Jared Bernstein, a former economic adviser to Vice President Joe Biden, told Axios.
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Dave Mustaine, the singer/guitarist and driving force behind Megadeth (and man that wrote the quote at the top of this article) takes a long view of things.
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But at the news conference, Mr. Son dismissed broader doubts about his investment strategy, urging investors to take the long view on his plays on companies like Uber.
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Instead, we should take the long view and dare to dream that now that the Cheesecake Factory and Disneyland have landed in China, can democracy be far behind?
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"You have to take the long view," Ms. Futter said, adding that relationships with collectors are vital but do not always work out exactly as the museum hopes.
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The long view: Sandberg was a Hillary Clinton supporter and was even rumored to be a contender for a cabinet position had the election gone the other way.
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The long view, that the Yankees had arrived ahead of schedule, would have to wait until the disappointment of falling just short of a World Series had dissipated.
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When you step back and take the long view on trickle-down policies, what you realize is that Trump's legislative failure is more the rule than the exception.
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But if we want to win, we've got to take the long view that we need a platform that is going to genuinely create excitement for our nominee.
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Though it's not one of the biggest VC firms, Canaan has made important investments in its 30 years and continues to take the long view on Silicon Valley investing.
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Murray Hiebert, a Southeast Asia expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies think tank in Washington, said Obama was "taking the long view" in dealing with Duterte.
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On the one hand, I take the long view and I know that our democracy has always been messy and we take two steps forward and one step back.
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The reality is that a hedge fund manager who competes against the rest of the industry for money doesn't have the luxury of taking a Buffett-style long view.
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Both from individuals, who, as you mentioned about your own son, don't feel empowered, as well as from businesses who recognize that they have to take the long view.
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Saudi watchers can, for the time being, be forgiven for taking the long view of the kingdom's modernization -- and looking beyond the spin to see some more substantial results.
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In doing so, our leaders must avoid the temptation to think in terms of "political time," with an eye on the next election, and instead take the long view.
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The reality is that most investors have long horizons, saving for retirement or for future liabilities such as university fees, and are better served by taking a long view.
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But Mr. Miller said he took a long view, having lived in the neighborhood since childhood, and through a period of drug-fueled violence in the 1980s and 1990s.
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In the case of the sniper rifle seen above, it comes with a super long-view scope, a stock for increasing stability, an extended magazine for additional bullets, and more.
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" –Andrew Rice "I would tell myself at 25 to take the long view — not all big life decisions have to be made right now, and things change as we grow.
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Here's what we've learned from a decade of practice: we name it, we invite people to come together across dividing lines to resist it, and we take the long view.
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A large number of brand sponsorship deals, promotional partnerships, and merchandising all built hype for the movie, part of a long-view strategy that Legendary has been pursuing for years.
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"There is clear evidence of better outcomes in countries where central banks can take the long view, are not subject to short-term political pressures," Yellen said in her testimony.
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Mina Makarious, a friend of the groom who is registered as a temporary officiant by the Superior Court of the District of Columbia, officiated at Long View Gallery in Washington.
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This is big-picture theater, which takes a long view down the corridors of power to anatomize the psyches of the men and women who determine the fate of nations.
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"Taking the long view is a part of what I do every day as I represent the interest of my unseen client, the institution of the Senate itself," MacDonough said.
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The Book Review has two new columns: Match Book, which offers literary advice, and The Long View, a look at contemporary issues through the lens of recent and historical books.
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The Obama legacy will only be settled from the long view of history, but for those currently on the front lines of keeping American communities safe, brighter times are certainly ahead.
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This is particularly important because investments in farming assets require a long view - palms take seven years to mature, while edible nuts such as pistachios can take ten to eleven years.
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When you take the long view, preserving humanity's collective culture isn't a marathon, it's a relay — with successive generations passing on information from one slowly failing storage medium to the next.
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I'd very much like to hear more detail from him, but people described him to me as quite a sharp strategist, who has a long-view, big-picture way of thinking.
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In a polarised, short-termist political environment, modern commanders stand out for their impatience with ideology, for taking the long view and for their devotion to the free competition of ideas.
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His mind was still set on the long view and the next great-power rival, and from the mid-1990s, too early for everyone else, he turned his gaze on China.
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"If you're interested in climate you're interested in long, consistent records, and that's really where my concern rises from is having that long view of satellites," he said in an interview.
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"There's a lot to be said for being a family business because it gives you a long view on the business: they want to have something to pass on," Walters shrugs.
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When you take the long view, preserving humanity's collective culture isn't a marathon, it's a relay — with successive generations passing on information from one slowly-failing storage medium to the next.
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According to Adams, his uniquely long view of both the facility and the environments it's meant to simulate has had a profound effect on the way he thinks about Spaceship Earth.
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In the long view, modern history is the story of increasing rights of control over your body – for instance, in matters of reproduction, sex, where you live and whom you marry.
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The record is all about time, in the long view; it is a suite with four sections named after the yugas, or eons of cosmic time as described in Hindu mythology.
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Kerr is trying to take the long view, to June, but that is difficult for a team that started last season by winning its first 24 games and now looks improved.
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Mr. d'Humières said that he knew that it would take two more years to affect the makeup of the board of trustees substantially, but that he was taking the long view.
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Thanks to "long-view horizons" and "incentives to invest in relevant information about the effects of policy choices," strong parties are more likely to promote the interests of the general public.
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Unlike most of the younger parents lined up on the Gardendale side, the couple were old enough to have a long view of the school system and the fight for equality.
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"A lot of people in tech say they take the long view, but Sam seems to really mean it," Farhad Manjoo, the New York Times technology columnist, said in an email.
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I wanted to tell him that he needed to take a long view of the history of the workplace, given the imbalances that generations of hiring practices before him had created.
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I wanted to tell him that he needed to take a long view of the history of the workplace, given the imbalances that generations of hiring practices before him had created.
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WE NEED TO CONTINUE TO WORK HARD, INVEST, BUILD PRODUCTS OVER THREE, FIVE AND TEN YEAR TIME FRAME – WE HAVE A VERY LONG VIEW THAT KEEP OUR AUDIENCE AND THE PEOPLE ENGAGED.
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Maya Adam, director of health education outreach at Stanford's Center for Health Education, wants parents to take the long view when it comes to getting our children to eat a balanced diet.
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Still, the long view is that the dollar will rise modestly through the coming year, especially as almost every other major central bank eases policy to combat weak inflation and boost growth.
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Taking the long-view runs against the grain of quarterly earnings reports, annual shareholder meetings, and capital markets that tend to discourage excess inventory and production capacities in the absence of disasters.
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In conjunction with the exhibition, the museum will be hosting a day-long symposium on Piper's work, Adrian Piper: The Long View, and the corresponding social changes of the past 50 years.
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In an earlier era, when congressional staff were generally more experienced, members surrounded themselves with more people who had developed the kind of long view that comes with being a repeat player.
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That exploration will provide an auspicious beginning to 2019, the 50th-anniversary year of Apollo's first moon landing — perhaps, in the long view, the most important historical event of the 20th century.
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What is an investor to do when the long view of the market changes, not because of anything happening now, but because of events that took place a decade or more ago?
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For her part, Kim, whose second, fourth and seventh grader will be out of school until at least April 20, has dropped her screen-time worries and is taking the long view.
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Similarly, highlighting what climate change is already doing to wreak havoc on the planet can bring out its immediacy, while taking the long view of history can keep incremental changes in perspective.
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"I think there's a lot more that people can learn from watching the mistakes of others than they can really the successes of others," he said "The Long View," an investing podcast.
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Though the Max grounding has created operational and financial challenges for airlines with the plane, the current long-view approach essentially creates an "everyone-wins" case of dealing with a problematic situation.
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Many of these countries have taken the long view and have tackled the hard, ingrained cultural, political and engineering issues that must be addressed to bring about sustained reductions in traffic fatalities.
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You work with behavior specialists to get the best advice you can, and you take the long view in knowing that the kid will hopefully grow out of it with the proper attention.
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But let's at least try to take a step back from the emotional minefield of day-to-day valuations, and difficult personalities, and take a long-view look at Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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It also went on to encourage prospective male students to "take the long view", hinting that if there was a good chance they'd meet their dream girl if they looked beyond the campus.
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It was a return to origins, to the fox farm and the mother who wanted more, recounted with the ambiguity and the long-view-down-the-telescope temporal shifts characteristic of Munro's work.
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"One of the things that drives people away from working with financial professionals is the fact that they often leave those meetings feeling stupid," she said on "The Long View", an investing podcast.
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By acknowledging those uncomfortable truths, Gillibrand has taken the long view to the 2020 election and positioned herself to take on Trump in a way that very few Democrats have been able to.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank investors took a largely long view on its failure in this year's U.S. stress tests, with its shares recovering on Friday from a record low hit earlier this week.
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There is a wisdom in that long view, and it contributes to the feeling of a circle completing itself on Death Song, something that ties back to their body of work at large.
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Fauci at a scientific conference this week acknowledged the need to take the long view of coronavirusus now that the world has experienced three outbreaks in the 21st century — SARS, MERS and now Wuhan.
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"He really created a Hudson River school painting," Ms. Darby said of the gardens, as she stood on the west porch, admiring the long view down to the river and across to the Palisades.
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In The Case Against Sugar, Taubes takes the long view, explaining how sugar consumption crept up in the 19th and 20th centuries with the rise of the chocolate, soda, candy, and ice cream industries.
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Time's Arrows Your father's affection for the work of Jared Diamond suggests to me that he might like two (very different) books that also apply rigorous, methodical thinking to a long view of history.
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State Senator Reuven Carlyle, a Democrat, is pessimistic about the prospects for defeating the proposal, but he takes the long view, citing the decades-long fight against Big Tobacco that eventually changed national attitudes.
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The film takes the long view of the Irish Troubles, beginning with the 1916 Easter Rising, when Irish nationalists rebelling against British rule proclaimed the establishment of the Irish Republic and were mercilessly suppressed.
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At first, Jordan Spieth took the long view when asked about completing the career grand slam at this week's P.G.A. Championship, a prospect made possible by his victory last month at the British Open.
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But Tyrion advised her to take the long view, and go for a more metaphorical target than a strategic one, by claiming the seat of the house that currently holds the political power in Westeros.
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That means financial backers need to take a long view, especially as its other programs using T-cells to make vaccines against cancer, MERS, hepatitis B and human papillomavirus are also at an early stage.
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It's a mixed bag out there, and at the end of the day you'll have some really successful companies and some that are having a tougher time, but you have to take a long view.
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It could be speculated that a relatively lower death toll in Moore may have to do with a far different terrain, more long view visibility and the number of mobile homes along the tornado's trajectory.
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And for a compelling example of why a long view is the best path to future growth, look no further than the wildly different fortunes of the two consumer-products giants: Kraft Heinz and Unilever.
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Taking the long view of entertainment history, Katzenberg is hoping to win networks with not just a new skin for the old ceremony of watching entertainment but with a throwback to old style deal-making.
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In conversation with TechCrunch last year, Getaround co-founder Sam Zaid emphasized SoftBank's capabilities as a mobility investor: "What we really liked about [SoftBank] was they take a really long view on things," he said.
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The company gathered more than 100 political operatives at the Long View Gallery in Washington, DC, last Thursday night, seeking to diminish concerns that Facebook had become a high-risk place to conduct political activity.
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Often, politicians have a hard time taking the long view and prioritizing issues that will only arise once their constituents are dead, a tendency that may have driven some of our inaction on climate change.
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"There has been a long tradition in the British royal family of riding criticism out and keeping your head down and taking the long view," royal biographer Penny Junor tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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I've encouraged them to keep the long view, which is not beating each other up so badly that they go into the general election wounded, because I think we need to take back the White House.
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Bezos is famous for taking a long view (Amazon became notorious for postponing profits), so it's not surprising that he decided to fund the clock project, which will open for visitors in the next few years.
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The opportunity-, India is a relatively small market for us, it's about less than 3%, but the demonetization thing, in the end, when you look at it in the long view, it is a good thing.
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Let me begin with what you discussed, which is it is fascinating to take the very long view on targeted advertising and how it evolved because it shows you how amazing it is where we've gotten.
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Exxon Mobil, which has accumulated assets over decades, has long argued that its executives take a long view that includes periods of both low and high commodity prices that swing as a matter of normal course.
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Second, Republicans need to take the long view when it comes to issues like free trade: Populist and protectionist policies might play well in the short term, but they handicap the country in the long term.
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It likes long jams in long sets, and encourages its audience to listen hard in the long view, to slot the performance of one song into a grid containing all the other performances of that song.
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Life insurers have distinctly long view on investment, especially compared to banks; 6900 percent of bonds held by life insurers have a maturity of five years or more, compared to just 2628 percent for commercial banks.
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"I think at this point in history, it's crucial that we have someone who understands the long view," said the actress Jamie Lee Curtis, who was born in 1958 and has been campaigning for Mrs. Clinton.
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Mr Macron is taking a long view and is seeking to stimulate fresh thinking, but most of his allies understandably hear his words as a threat to the progress of the past five years (see article).
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But in this breath I am able to take, I want to ask: Do our answers to the question of what can be done also include the long view of democratic politics that Agamben points to?
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But by writing characters who take the long view, who see themselves as part of a project of generations, I'm trying to write my way to the attitude, the psychology we need to keep up the fight.
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"The long view of the Russian active measures program is chaos and disunity among the American government," Clint Watts, a former FBI agent and cybersecurity expert who developed the Hamilton 68 dashboard, told NPR earlier this month.
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On Wednesday, June 26, The Hill will host the Future of Healthcare Summit at Long View Gallery in Washington, D.C. We will discuss some of tomorrow's biggest questions in healthcare with policymakers, health officials and industry leaders.
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China, always taking the long view, has the reserves to outlast the U.S. in a full-blown trade war, something the president, with short-term and oversimplified answers to complex problems, has yet to take into account.
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"If you take the long view, Vieques will end up better off," said Mr. Martin-Bras, a biologist who came to work at the Bioluminescent Bay, the ecological marvel that draws visitors from all over the world.
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If you take the long view and focus on a lifetime of progress instead of point-in-time results, then failure shifts from being something terrible to a source of rich information and an opportunity to grow.
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" Like others in Silicon Valley obsessed with living forever, she takes the long view: "If we're going to live to 150 years, the reality that you're going to be with one person for 100 years is low.
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But those extra 3.8 percentage points are the compensation you are receiving for keeping an even keel and taking a long view — for being willing to ride out whatever disturbances the next year or two may hold.
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Mr. Reuss, who has worked for G.M. for more than 30 years, said the company was taking a long view of its destiny, while at the same time defending its market share in North America and China.
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An inherent tension between the seeming ineffectiveness of immediate and individual action and the long view the government is trying to take here may be common to every society trying to reduce emissions and to encourage participation.
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This means three things in particular for business leaders: In a moment always consumed by the next headline (or tweet), taking the long view on values can be a lot to ask of a company's leadership team.
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They should carefully consider the research and positive anecdotal data from other states alongside the study, and should take the long view of how to effectively administer youth justice rather than focus on short-term financial costs.
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But the house is also haunted, theatrically, by the people who lived there before — a farmer, his adopted black son — lending a long-view perspective that acts as a counterpoint to the chatter of the New Yorkers.
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The long view: Books were the first category to reach an e-commerce tipping point — a 20% market share, the point of no return at which, as industry after industry has discovered, Amazon's encroachment wipes out almost everyone.
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Take the long view: the sweet, fluffy porgs, with their adorable huge eyes, their ability to quickly adapt to new environments, and flying capabilities could be more of a threat to most planets than Supreme Leader Kylo Ren.
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"The idea there is that you've got people who have a long view ... who have, arguably, the best interests of the party at heart," said Terri Fine, a professor of political science at the University of Central Florida.
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When you take the long view, preserving humanity's collective culture isn't a marathon, it's a relay — with successive... The squid's eye is trained on the camera, dilating to the size of a saucer as it steadily draws nearer.
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Mr. Quang A, 69, a computer scientist, a former businessman and, for a decade since his retirement, a full-time critic of the Communist government, takes the long view on how to open up Vietnam's repressive political system.
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During the formal discussion, the nearly two dozen scholars gathered around a square table in a sunny conference room mostly stuck to the dispassionate long view, putting President Obama in the context of broad political and social forces.
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I think I was feeling the need to find a sense of a long view, because it's so easy for me to get completely lost and bogged down in the kind of chaos and craziness of our world.
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Tax reform is not the same as Tax Christmas — there aren't many free gifts waiting under the tree to be distributed to one and all, once one takes the long view, inclusive of the consequences of greater deficits.
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And that means you do have to take the long view and you have to recognize there's going to be a period of time where there isn't any one leader, but we're going to have a bunch of leaders.
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Amazon's growth to date has come from following a rather vague mission—becoming "Earth's most customer-centric company"—with massive investment that takes a long view when it comes to attracting, keeping and making more money from those customers.
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That allows the company to not only respond a bit faster to market changes, but as LeCates noted, it also means that the company can now add some long-view features that tend to take a while to build.
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With a year in his term left, Obama and his aides are previewing a speech focused more on the long view and less on rehashing the partisan divides that have forestalled cooperation with Congress over the past seven years.
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I don't think I'm going to go back to Assassin Creed 2 and it follow ups any time soon, but taken with a long view, Ezio's arc from smarmy youth to grizzled-but-loving old man is pretty special.
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The question is can Slack continue to play David to these corporate behemoths or will patience, bushels of cash on hand and a long view allow these traditional tech companies to eventually catch up and pass the plucky newbie.
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Alternatively, and in full confidence that they are making a rational decision as artificial intelligence encroaches on the work of juniors, graduates may decide to take the long view, try a slower route and see if it works out.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's plans to lobby uncommitted delegates and shore up his foreign policy credentials, John Kasich's long view and how Senate Democrats are prepping (their ad dollars) for November: it's all a part of our "Inside Politics" forecast.
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It will come from understanding and manipulating the levers of the bureaucracy, from being ruthless about taking incremental wins wherever they can be found, from taking the long view and not overreacting to the hysterical, endless fluctuations in elite DC opinion.
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When a company is doing the right thing and taking the long view and doing everything it can to share success with their employees and shareholders, there should be no room for the kind of activism we've seen over the years.
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I am not now, nor will I ever be, that old dude angrily and helplessly shaking his wrinkled fist at gentrification—a natural process that, in the long view, is as beneficial as it seems destructive, like everything else in life.
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"If you have a long view and believe that the United States needs long-term energy transportation infrastructure, with or without fracking, it's difficult for me to see how current valuations can be justified over the long haul," Memani said.
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"I always feel like for the parent, here's where the Lamaze breathing actually becomes useful because in labor, it did nothing for me ... but as a parent of an adolescent, yeah, take a deep breath and ... take the long view."
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" A reader in Connecticut called DJR preferred to take the long view, writing: "A series of measures that make prisons and jails humane and compliant with the federal and state constitutions will likely add substantially to the cost of imprisoning people.
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Kurt Rambis, who took over as interim coach midway through the season and could potentially return as head coach next season, spoke at once about maintaining a long view and harboring hope that a turnaround could come more quickly than expected.
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The project was emblematic of his approach to legislating: It represented an ability to take a long view about complex issues, ran counter to the inclinations of many of his fellow Republicans and was built on a foundation of bipartisan cooperation.
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"For folks unable to work at home, companies need to take a long view that a temporary shutdown and extra precautions now are going to be a lot less expensive than if an illness sweeps through the workplace," Goldstein adds.
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The Long View It's gone now, replaced by a small, unobtrusive park, but in the middle of the 20th century the Stork Club, on East 53rd Street in Midtown Manhattan, was the center of an emerging national culture of celebrity.
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To get the long view on these topics, I recently spoke with Michael Kazin, a history professor at Georgetown, co-editor of the political magazine Dissent, and author of an excellent book on the history of left-wing activism in America.
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Image: © J. Paul Getty Trust"As in all of our collaborative projects, the GCI has taken the long view, with the intent to provide sustainable conservation and site management outcomes," Neville Agnew, senior principal project specialist at GCI, said in a statement.
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" "In that time, she has earned the deep respect of her colleagues for her unique ability to not only take the long view but also to coordinate the many moving parts of an administration," said Cotton, who called the choice of Powell "inspired.
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Billionaire philanthropist and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates recommends a three-part strategy for dealing with what can feel like an onslaught of existential dread: Be selective with what you worry about, think about the a situation in the long view and meditate.
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Beyond immediate but limited moves to challenge Washington's boycott of the Iran deal, such as plans to set up a barter-based trade channel, INSTEX, EU officials are taking a long view and pondering how help the euro challenge the dollar's position.
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Unlike her sportswriter character, Nemens really does have a long view — or, better, a wide one — and in "The Cactus League" she provides her readers with what amounts to a miniature, self-enclosed world that is funny and poignant and lovingly observed.
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His entranced performance of that speech, in which he traces a cross-generational long view that gives him vertigo, makes it clear, though Vince's kin may have been slow to claim him, that he is now ineffably and inexorably one of them.
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The AmRep trip seemed to consist of people that had cut their teeth on punk in the 80s, and were now older and had to face the realities of paying rent, bills and the long view of living in the American war machine.
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Fass states that popular books on our current culture of parenthood suffer from historical shortsightedness; the value of her own work, she implies, lies in her ability, as a historian, to take the long view, and thus more accurately see the big picture.
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Taking the long view of this phenomenon, however, it is not anything new—since the advent of technologies that eroded the space between artists and audiences, fans have always made their displeasure felt and sought to sway the direction of a given work.
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There might just be the void of the long view, a series of failures and irreconcilable deficiencies that travel on into the future, unchecked and unaltered except for a few people who take responsibility and attempt to change the shape of things.
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I didn't even think about the character's gender until near the end, when Hamlet returns to Denmark as, well, a new man — a calmer, more centered individual with a firm sense of purpose (and a ponytail) and a long view of life.
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But since the unity of Christendom isn't coming back any time soon and our own society has a thousand incentives to lie to itself about how religious division was for the best, it's worth considering the dark version of the long view.
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Showing the long view of history feeding into this ethno-nationalist ideology, the weapons used -- as seen in a video of the attack livestreamed on Facebook -- have scrawled upon them references to 14th century Serbian fighters involved in defending against the Ottoman invasion.
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But if they wish to take the long view and divide Republicans, all they should do is ask a few simple questions — and then keep asking them until the Right is forced to define and prescribe the scope or essence of conservative modes of judging.
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This season she took a long view (literally: of the earth from above), twining iridescent vines, draping perforated leather and liquid fabric bonded to Mylar into cloudlike gowns, picking out new bone structure in parametric patterns, all within a frame of an almost medieval silhouette.
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But keep the long view in mind: If you want to be a runner for life, it is not worth risking the health of your knees, your feet, your hips or (in my case) your tibia and running through pain for this one event.
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And in Saudi Arabia last week, President Obama said American officials had been telling their Iraqi counterparts that "they have to take the long view and think about the well-being of the country at a time when they're still fighting" the Islamic State.
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At the time, Arsenal had just finished second in the Premier League, and while Gazidis emphasized that the club would always take the long view when it measured success, he acknowledged that the fans had a right to demand more in the short term.
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The note of fatalism concluding the review was meant to take the long view, but it's a sentiment that now seems far from certain or clear: If anything, the layering of credulity and incredulity, dubiousness and polemic complicates if not obviates the artworks' shelf life.
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The long view is one I'm still getting comfortable with, and it comes further into focus with each conversation I have with my parents, each meal where I'm able to eat a little bit more and open up to them about the lifetime of lies I've told.
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It seems fitting, then, that this summer, the International Center of Photography organized an exhibit that takes the long view, relating the current campaign season to past ones and highlighting the rise of such controversial figures as Richard Nixon and beloved presidents like John F. Kennedy.
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As someone who read Confucius and Taoist teachings growing up, Kim found it especially useful to embed the leadership principles taught at Berkley-Haas into how he ran his company, such as continually questioning the status quo and maintaining ethics and responsibility by taking a long view.
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He had aged to match the perspective he had brought to his lyrics since the late 20143s: a long view that stretched back to biblical and psychological archetypes and envisioned myth and history — and the mind-twisting economy of Zen koans — far more often than the everyday.
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"We're taking a long view, and really leaning in hard into the ways that we can help solve large transportation problems for cities by getting people out of cars, and onto bikes and scooters or out of cars and into transit," Samponaro told TechCrunch in a recent interview.
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Rowling's world transcends mediums Since the success of the Harry Potter series (books and films), it's clear Rowling has had a tight grip on how how her world is expanding, and she appears to have settled down into a long view of how her story will play out.
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While it may be embarrassing to watch Jackson have a temper tantrum in crunch time and earn a technical foul that swung a playoff game, the long view suggests that a point guard engaged and emotional enough to get mad about things is a good point guard to have.
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Charles Fried, a Harvard law professor who served as United States solicitor general under President Ronald Reagan, and who is among the lawyers representing Republican politicians urging the Supreme Court to reject extreme political gerrymanders, said it was important to take the long view and to act on principle.
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At a time when public expectations of business's role in society are shifting rapidly, firms should consider doubling down on their commitments to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) related investing and evaluate their actions through a lens of social citizenship, taking a long view as they plot their course.
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In general, the surprise outcome of the United States presidential election has been greeted philosophically by many Italians in the fashion business, who say that, having lived through decades under the thumb of a media-savvy businessman bully — the former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi — a long view helps.
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Several A&E executives spoke about the league in television terms — about story lines, personalities, the continuing drama of a long season — and the decision to dedicate a weekly time slot to league games offered a hint that A&E was taking a long view of the relationship.
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An Oppo Android powered smartphone on show at MWC 2017 An Oppo Android powered smartphone on show at MWC 2017 Again, Jolla is taking the long view that ultimately there will be appetite — and perhaps also state-led push — for a technology platform bolster against political uncertainty in U.S.-China relations.
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Strategic patience and taking the long view comes naturally to Chinese leaders, and successive American presidents (except perhaps the current one) have tried hard to show that far from wanting to keep China in its box, they wish to see it playing a full and responsible part in the international system.
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McConnell used his op-ed to blast liberal policies coming from the presidential campaign trail as reason to ensure 60 votes are needed to pass any major laws and said Republicans would take a long view, recognizing majority control in the chamber can go back and forth with each election.
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These various constituencies that support free trade are now trying to take the long view on the tariffs — hoping they end once an event like a drop in the stock market, an increase in prices of consumer goods or the conclusion of the midterms makes the political argument less palatable.
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Sagittarius is all about the "big picture," so you and those with whom you're in relationships will be able to take the long view and appreciate what's really important, instead of nitpicking and finding problems (and there were a lot of those during the Mercury retrograde you're still healing from).
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Ultimately, being a sailor has taught me a great deal about solving problems independently, about working with others as a crew, about keeping things as ship-shape as possible and most of all, about keeping the "sailor's eye"—always keeping the long view of the voyage rather than focusing on individual waves.
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"In the great words of Peter Lynch, who&aposs the mentor of everybody here at Fidelity who just celebrated his 50th year of service here: &aposWe get offered a lot of blind dates, and our job is to ask for a picture,&apos" Danoff said on "The Long View," an investing podcast.
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"He consistently counseled us to balance boldness with caution, to do what was ethically sound, and to take the long view," said Janet C. Gornick, a professor at the City University of New York Graduate Center who directs the United States office of the L.I.S. Anthony Barnes Atkinson was born on Sept.
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"It is important for us to have the long view of improving people's lives through biotechnology, whether that means through better products, more sustainable processes while also having the milestones out in front of us with a small team which is really focused on growing this collagen business globally over the next year," Lorestani said.
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"No, I am not a fan of Caterpillar … but wait a second, if some company were big enough to take a run at this $38 billion behemoth that sells at almost half that it did not that long ago, doing so with a long view, I can see how that deal would make sense, " Cramer said.
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Obama gets up, and he makes this very classic Barack Obama speech about fighting for the community center and how we need to take the long view and build one piece at a time, block by block, and he has this line about how when our opponents' needs align with our needs, that's when things get done.
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The Dow fell by 1,175 points on Monday, which represents a 4.6 percent decline, but our economics columnist takes the long view: There were steeper percentage declines on several occasions during the global financial crisis and its aftermath, not to mention the 508-point drop in the Dow in 1987 that represented a 22.6 percent market crash.
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Ms. Reed takes a long view of the difficulties that women have had being elected to or chosen for political office in the United States since its founding, reintroducing us to pivotal progressive figures like Albert Gallatin and Jeannette Rankin (the first woman elected to national office and still the only congresswoman ever to represent Montana).
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The company also announced a voluntary unpaid leave program, but Lentsch said: "That is something that is real-time being worked [out] over in H.R." But while trying to take the long view, the airline is constantly juggling real-time changes as outbreaks pop up in new spots, travel restrictions change, new regulatory guidance is offered and demand falls.
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" George W. Bush, from Dallas: From the office of Barack and Michelle Obama: The long view: "He was president for only four years, but George H.W. Bush shaped U.S. history for decades, taking on tough jobs from Beijing to the CIA, ousting Iraqi forces from Kuwait, sealing a breakthrough budget deal that cost him an election and fathering a future president.
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"Rather than offer false promises that we can eliminate terrorism by dropping more bombs or deploying more and more troops or fencing ourselves off from the rest of the world, we have to take a long view of the terrorist threat and we have to pursue a smart strategy that can be sustained," Obama said during a speech at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida.
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But to get there, it too, takes the long view, helping hundreds of high school seniors a year secure scholarships, offering them months of college-readiness workshops and facilitating faculty advisory programs once they are on campus, as well as peer mentoring groups and tutoring, until the end of their sophomore year, a time when national dropout rates for low-income students begin to fall.
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For Rose, taking the long view meant thinking not just about her patient's bouts of facial swelling, or her headaches, or her depression, but about all of it—along with her living situation, her family history, her nutrition, her stress levels, and how they interrelated—and what that picture meant a doctor could do to improve her patient's long-term health and well-being throughout her life.
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Note that these numbers end at 2016, but once we get last year's numbers, the streaming spike will be even more pronounced — sales were up 48 percent in the first half of 2017: And, also, because we can, here's what the music industry looks like when you take the long view, back to 1999, when the industry was at its peak and people were still buying compact discs.
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The actress Viola Davis said speaking out should be routine: Lakeith Stanfield, a star of "Get Out," took the long view: Agnès Varda, who has been making films since the 1950s, had her own perspective on history: Tarana Burke, who coined the #MeToo hashtag, was concerned that not enough attention has been given to women outside Hollywood: Eva Marie Saint, the star of classic films like "On the Waterfront," was optimistic.
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"We hope Oglethorpe Power joins us in doing what is best for Georgia's citizens and votes tomorrow to fulfill its obligation to complete this project, which is critical to Georgia's energy future," said Paul Bowers, CEO of Georgia Power, a unit of Southern Co. "Instead of taking the long view, Oglethorpe Power is using the vote to try to burden others with its obligations and extract unreasonable concessions," the company said.
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For now, JP Morgan doesn't have plans to invest directly in Africa startups and is taking a long-view in its support of the accelerator, according to Colleen Briggs — JP Morgan's Head of Community Innovation "We find financial health and financial inclusion is a…cornerstone for inclusive growth…For us if you care about a stable economy, you have to start with financial inclusion," said Briggs, who also oversees the Catalyst Fund.
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Cramer Remix: Honeywell triggered a major trend Cramer: Bernie Sanders 'buried alive', boosts stocks Cramer: Low $30s is the magic price for oil "No, I am not a fan of Caterpillar … but wait a second, if some company were big enough to take a run at this $38 billion behemoth that sells at almost half that it did not that long ago, doing so with a long view, I can see how that deal would make sense, " Cramer said.
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Congress will likely look at hearings and await investigation details and pundits will debate whether or not this is a small scale or large scale scandal-- but it is urgent that Defense and Congress take the long view---realize they already have programs on the ground that are working-- and enhance their current scale of operations to prevent these scandals and let our military focus on what it is purposed for-- readiness for war fighting and national defense.
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Calling Thursday's U.K.-wide referendum "the most important vote in my political lifetime," Soames took a long view and told CNBC that he believes it would be a mistake for the country to step away from the relative stability it has enjoyed since it joined the EU. "I mean, you know, in one week's time we celebrate the first day of the Battle of the Somme, where 57,470 ... British soldiers gave their lives in one day," said the Conservative member of Parliament.
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Darrell IssaDarrell Edward IssaThe Hill's Morning Report — US strikes approved against Iran pulled back Darrell Issa eyes return to Congress Trump's 2020 campaign strategy is to be above the law MORE (R-Calif.) is similar to the other two bills in that it seeks to ensure American companies take the long view by training and hiring American workers, rather than chasing the quick fix — specifically importing workers from South Asia and damaging our long-term economic prospects in the process.
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Mr. Obama's long view of history and the optimism (combined with a stirring reminder of the hard work required by democracy) that he articulated in his farewell speech last week are part of a hard-won faith, grounded in his reading, in his knowledge of history (and its unexpected zigs and zags), and his embrace of artists like Shakespeare who saw the human situation entire: its follies, cruelties and mad blunders, but also its resilience, decencies and acts of grace.
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It would be a good thing for us to value as a country, which is, you want people to be able to take some time and try to look at the long arc of challenge ahead of us and try to think about strategy to help better position to deal with those things and try to take that long view so that, as you go into the politics and the messy, ugly, terrible politics that constrain those choices, you've got to view at least an idea of what we need to be trying to do for the economy long term.
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Selected by Naomi Shihab Nye By Ellen Doré Watson Year after year you keep on being gone, goneafter years and years of gone, of marginal, mute,vacant, of breathing, and then, within minutes, a shydescent, some huffs and stutters, and a hushingto waxen, no, to stone-gone, finally unloosed(to our tired, to our relief) to revisit us — gleeful,earnest, jigging you, who I wear on my left pinky,on my worn face, all through the fading, the warmforgettable grief, the still water of it, until my owntides' tugging, morning's horror-mirror, rude singleton-time, its skeletal, long view of the hurtling, the waythe body speaks of it, first one syllable then two, and youstill gone, and him here, ancient, healthy, walls of all-he-is inching inward, leaving him small and dawdling.
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