In the modern global economy, however, relationships are far more intertwined.
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The two opposing factions, however, are more intertwined than we might expect.
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Further, banks are far more intertwined with capital markets than are insurance companies.
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Yet throughout these cycles, we are increasingly intimate, ever more intertwined and interdependent.
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The two sides of the business are more intertwined than people think because Amazon.
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Prices are more intertwined in integrated trading regions such as America, Canada and Mexico.
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"To the contrary, Huawei explored ways to become more intertwined with Google," The Information wrote.
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And business and politics are becoming ever more intertwined as companies offer jobs to ex-politicians.
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Since consumerism has become more and more intertwined with our political identities, it's not entirely unthinkable.
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We as a society are more intertwined and interconnected with our electronic devices than ever before.
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Art and design may be more intertwined than ever, but Mr. Matisse considers the relationship differently.
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But last March, a crisis hit the company that caused the two properties to become more intertwined.
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Still, we live in a world where in-person interactions are becoming more intertwined with online aesthetics.
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The reason, Sonpal says, is that women's intestines are more intertwined while men's are more horseshoe-shaped.
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The hire shows Washington is becoming more intertwined with corporate America, as the state intervenes in M.&A.
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Nowhere is the rise of black PR firms more intertwined with marketing and politics than in the Philippines.
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As skin care and self-care became more and more intertwined in popular discourse, skin care marketers took note.
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Technology and music have become more intertwined over the past decade, and music and philanthropy often go hand in hand.
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And the more intertwined you and your spouse's finances are, the more closely you'll need to pay attention while untangling them.
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That's true, but as the information economy has become more enveloping, cultural capital and economic capital have become ever more intertwined.
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In France, the twin extremes of Islamist apologism and fascist reaction grow ever more intertwined, like thorny weeds in a Grimm fairytale.
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On an emotional level, our experiences of tragedy and comedy are far more intertwined than distinct genre restrictions might have us believe.
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Religion and a sense of "who is us" are far more intertwined in the American consciousness than in that of most other people.
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Given that, if things continue going the way they are, the two halves of a once-divided continent will become even more intertwined.
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Strategic partnerships, shared technology, or even a combination of the two companies are ways the two companies could become more intertwined, Jonas said.
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However, the more intertwined our lives become with AI, the more biases could bloom, some of which could result in life or death.
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As reality and social media become ever more intertwined, the potential for real life embarrassment to result from drunken online activity grows ever higher.
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In Washington, Defence Secretary Voltaire Gazmin said security cooperation with the U.S. had become more intertwined amid increasing tension over the South China Sea.
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Regardless of what happens with the vote, the affairs in Washington have been more intertwined with those on the island than in recent memory.
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Another option is to help young social media users realize that their online and real-life experiences are more intertwined than they may think.
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As digital technology penetrates society ever more deeply and the two become ever more intertwined, the rules of the former will increasingly govern the latter.
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But the economy and the party have become more intertwined since a party congress in October when President Xi Jinping consolidated his grip on power.
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High fashion houses have always had a fascination with the music bubbling from the underground, but recent years have seen the forms more intertwined than ever.
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The result of that bet is that Faraday Future, a company that launched as a California-based Tesla competitor, is more intertwined with China than ever before.
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Technology and human behavior will be even more intertwined: 70% of relationships could begin online via companies collecting troves of personal data, according to research by eHarmony.
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Despite the fact that the great majority of alternative treatments are either unproven or known to be rubbish, the discipline has also become more intertwined with conventional medicine.
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In conclusion, it seems that the American pillars of friendly service and making money are far more intertwined than what many policy makers with good intentions have assumed.
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In contrast, The Gospel of Eureka subverts the outsider gaze by using Eureka Spring's local color to demonstrate how its Christian and queer populations are more intertwined than divided.
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As banks collect and store ever more information on clients, about their risk appetite, preferences and other characteristics, regulators are realizing that data and financial regulations will become more intertwined.
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Why it matters: The plan to "quintuple" the social network's D.C. engineering force underscores how the company's future is more intertwined than ever with decisions made in the nation's capital.
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Samsung's virtual reality ecosystem continues to strengthen and as the company's smartphones grow more intertwined with VR there's potential for some truly magical stuff to break out in the future.
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As the city's political elite have become increasingly beholden to China, and its business leaders ever more intertwined with the mainland, many ordinary citizens have pulled away, becoming less engaged.
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If anything, in the years since its release, the worlds of politics, entertainment, and news media have grown even more intertwined in which narratives are carefully controlled and expectations are minimal.
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In basketball, as in many sports, offense and defense are often discussed and measured as separate units, but in reality their relationship is much more intertwined, a constant push and pull.
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Though his pizzerias were never directly implicated in any criminal enterprise, his offenses—not to mention his nickname—harkened back to a time when pizza and crime were far more intertwined.
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The world is more intertwined than ever before – globalization cannot be reversed […] we need to make sure that we act in unison to build the global preparedness and the global resistance.
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Perhaps the economics models used by forecasters had become outdated, failing to fully account for the ways surging energy production had become more intertwined with the manufacturing sector and the financial markets.
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The economy and the party have become ever more intertwined since a party congress in October when Xi consolidated his grip on power, with party control deemed necessary to help push through reforms.
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All that blood, incest, and dragon stuff is confusing, not to mention the fact that you basically have to memorize an entire atlas of made-up Westeros regions and track more intertwined bloodlines than ancestory.com.
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But Guri notes that some even more "exotic" and science fictional exfiltration methods may not be so easy to prevent in the future, particularly as the internet of things becomes more intertwined with our daily lives.
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With the United States now more intertwined with the global gas market, Barclays believes natural gas prices could take commodity investors on a roller-coaster ride this winter, ending a prolonged period of sleepy price action.
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Allen attributed some of the issues to the fact that both he and Gates were generalists, and their partnership was more "intertwined" than the other famous tech founders of the day: Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.
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As technology becomes even more intertwined with people's daily lives, whether it's at home or at work, it becomes more and more imperative that the people who build that technology demonstrate a diversity of thought and focus.
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Why it matters: As the digital realm becomes more intertwined with our lives, big companies are under increasing pressure to help mitigate offline harm caused by technologies like automated advertising, social algorithms, artificial intelligence and digital editing tools.
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Their fates are more intertwined than Tampa's is with Tallahassee or Corpus Christi's is with Austin, even though they're in the same state — and yet building out their infrastructure depends largely on the political whims of their respective state capitals.
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Democrats, at a time that the party decided to focus more on appealing to suburban, professional voters, became more intertwined with the world of campaign contributors from the world of business, who are often less hospitable to policies that protect workers or help the disadvantaged.
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Here's my theory: In the last few years, as rap has become more central to the pop narrative and enjoyment of rap has become more intertwined with participating in it via social media, landing a successful bar has become more and more about pithiness.
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While there are more late-night TV hosts on the air at this point in time than ever before, Fallon and Meyers's two wildly different philosophies are emblematic of a debate that's been quietly raging as politics and pop culture become more and more intertwined.
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While these tycoons still control large swathes of Hong Kong, namely its core property sector, Chinese capital and businesses have become more intertwined with the city's economic fabric, challenging their dominance as the streets are increasingly lined with mainland-backed banks, petrol stations, shops and supermarkets.
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Given the way the past couple of episodes have gone, concentrating on Dany and Jon's intertwining storylines—which I and (a few others) assume will get even more intertwined on that boat—I'm actually craving a little bit of of a check-in with the various other plot threads.
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Roman was initially intended to be an adult character with a troubled history, but Berthelsen's character is much younger, and her backstory is far more intertwined with what we know about the town of Hawkins and its shady underbelly than the early details released about Roman would lead you to expect.
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With plans to institutionalize exchanges between the National People's Congress of China and the U.S. Congress; to cooperate on global issues involving nuclear weapons, North Korea, the future of Sudan and intellectual property rights; and to expedite the pace and frequency of more dialogue, Sino-American relations have become even more intertwined.
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He wants to escape the Empire. When Elias meets Laia, the two realize that their destinies are more intertwined than they could have ever dreamed.
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Additionally, cultural lags dissolve because it is not sustainable for reproduction, and cultural norms that benefit biology continue to persevere. By learning from each other, nature becomes more intertwined with culture since they reinforce each other. Since nature and culture are now viewed as more intertwined than ever before, which makes the divide between the two seems obsolete. Similarly, the social scientists have been reluctant to use biological explanations as explanations for cultural divisions because it is difficult to construct what "biological" explanations entail.
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Their funny ritual of slapping each other in the face ends in a bloody finale. As the film continues the stories begin to become more intertwined and complicated. Finally they start to relate to one another and begin to even collide and connect. The hilarious situations peak as people start going into other people's apartments through the open windows in the building block.
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PALM and STORM share a common fundamental principle, and numerous developments have tended to make the two techniques even more intertwined. Still, they differ in several technical details and a fundamental point. On the technical side, PALM is performed on a biological specimen using fluorophores expressed exogenously in the form of genetic fusion constructs to a photoactivatable fluorescent protein. STORM instead uses immunolabeling of endogenous molecules in the sample with antibodies tagged with organic fluorophores.
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This heterogeneity has been more intertwined with a wide diversity of political, cultural and socioeconomic factors. Comprehensive research studies accomplished in the UK on the concept of "national identity" reveal that minority groups in the UK are thought of "un-British". Recent cultural debates and round-table discussions held by Media experts in a quest for knowing "who is and who is not British" have also attached more significance to the theme of minority marginalization in the media.
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The rest has been done by continued, ever growing cultural pressures, bringing in more words and phrases as the two bodies of speakers became more intertwined and bilingualism increased (Hill & Hill, 1986).” To be more specific, there has been convergence in word order, level of agglutination, and incorporation of Spanish grammatical particles and discourse markers in Nahuatl speech. For instance, whereas Nahuatl had an adjective-noun word order Mexicano follows Spanish in its noun-adjective word order (Flores Farfán, 2004).
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The degree of the Holy Royal Arch is considered the "completion of the Master Mason's degree" in Lodge – a phrase inherited from England, but which was officially abandoned by the United Grand Lodge of England in 2004. The Officer's titles listed above may differ slightly, and of course the history is different, and more intertwined with that of the British Empire from which it largely grew, there are Chapters that received their charters from the Scottish Grand Chapter and therefore differ in respects.
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Fast, Cheap & Out of Control is a 1997 film by documentary filmmaker Errol Morris. It profiles four subjects with extraordinary careers: Dave Hoover, a lion tamer; George Mendonça, a topiary gardener at Green Animals Topiary Garden in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, including giraffes made out of boxwood; Ray Mendez, a hairless mole-rats expert; and Rodney Brooks, an M.I.T. scientist who has designed bug-like robots. Each interview acts as the guiding narration of the film. The further the film goes on, the more intertwined each story becomes.
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The Northern sector of Operation Lifeline Sudan was noted to have coordinated extensively with the Sudanese government in Khartoum. This cooperation led to this sector prioritizing the delivery of aid to internally-displaced individuals that had gathered around the capital of Khartoum. It also led to this sector undertaking operations that were substantively aligned with the development priorities of the Sudanese government. Consequently, the Northern sector of OLS was significantly more intertwined with the government's interests and regulations, leading it to be less independent and more stagnant.
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German–Turkish relations have their beginnings in the times of the Ottoman Empire and have culminated in the development of strong bonds with many facets that include economic, military, cultural and social relations. With Turkey as a candidate for the European Union, of which Germany is the 2nd biggest member, and the existence of a huge Turkish diaspora in Germany, these relations have become more and more intertwined over the decades. Relations with Turkey significantly deteriorated after the 2016–17 Turkish purges including the arrest of journalists such as Die Welts Deniz Yücel.
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Several theoretical models exist to predict the order of duplication and specialisation events, but the actual process is more intertwined and fuzzy (§ Reconstructed enzymes below). On one hand, gene amplification results in an increase in enzyme concentration, and potentially freedom from a restrictive regulation, therefore increasing the reaction rate (v) of the promiscuous activity of the enzyme making its effects more pronounced physiologically ("gene dosage effect"). On the other, enzymes may evolve an increased secondary activity with little loss to the primary activity ("robustness") with little adaptive conflict (§ Robustness and plasticity below).
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Nuwer gives solutions to hazing in fraternities including stronger consequences for those involved in the hazing and that colleges should become more intertwined with the Greek letter community to learn about hazing and to stop it.Nuwer In "On Fraternities & Manliness", an article on the motivations for hazing, Emily Smith states that such actions come from a desire to prove a state of "manliness." Hazing practices in fraternity life began to appear shortly after the Civil War. Veterans brought the hazing practices of their battalions back with them, adopting such activities into fraternity life.
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One group, including Charles Curtis, joined the machine faction and together became known as the "standpatters" or "regulars." The other group became the progressives, strong supporters of President Roosevelt, often called Square Dealers and included future Governors Edward Hoch and Walter Stubbs, U.S. Senator Joseph Bristow, Congressmen Edmond Madison and Victor Murdock, and journalists like William Allen White. In the 1908 and 1910 elections, the Progressives and Standpatters intensely competed for power and election issues become more intertwined with national politics. The primary election process, first used in 1908, allowed progressives to take over, ousting U.S. Senator Chester Long in 1908, and defeating four standpatter congressmen in the 1910 primary elections.
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In more recent years, Mac gaming has become more intertwined with gaming on another UNIX-like platform: Linux gaming. This trend began when Linux began to gain Mac-style porting houses, the first of which was Loki Software and later Linux Game Publishing. Linux porters born from this new industry have also been commonly hired as Mac porters, often releasing games for both systems. This includes game porters like Ryan C. Gordon who brought Unreal Tournament 2003 and 2004 to Linux and Mac; companies like Hyperion Entertainment, who primarily supports AmigaOS as well as Mac and Linux; or RuneSoft, a German publisher that has done ports for Linux Game Publishing.
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Now in the present, Cha Eun-ho enlists Kang Dan-i to help him find a housekeeper - but he has no idea Kang Dan-i is the one doing the work and taking payment. He is also unaware of her living situation, and the true extent of the hardships she is facing as a divorced single mother with a large gap in work experience trying to re-enter the professional world. Eventually Kang Dan-i is no longer able to keep her secrets from him, and Cha Eun-ho lends her a helping hand. Their lives become even more intertwined when Kang Dan-i applies to be a temporary task support worker at his publishing company.
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Province and District Chiefs in the rural areas were usually military officers, but reported to political leadership in Saigon rather than the military operational chain of command. The 1960 "Counterinsurgency Plan for Vietnam (CIP)" from the U.S. Military Assistance Advisory Group (MAAG) was a proposal to change what appeared to be a dysfunctional structure. Further analysis showed the situation was not only a jockeying for power, but also reflected that the province chiefs indeed had security authority that could conflict with that of tactical military operations in progress, but also had responsibility for the civil administration of the province. That civil administration function became more and more intertwined, starting in 1964 and with acceleration in 1966, of the "other war" of rural development.
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The Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar Allan Poe sports a particularly noteworthy example of mise en abyme, a story within a story. Towards the end of the story, the narrator begins to read aloud parts of an antique volume entitled Mad Trist by Sir Launcelot Canning. At first, the narrator only vaguely realises that the sounds occurring in the embedded fiction Mad Trist can really be heard by him. The embedded story is subsequently more and more intertwined with the events that are happening in the embedding story, until, in a climactic scene, a supposedly dead and buried member of the House of Usher (Madeline), is about to enter the room where the recital takes place when both she and her incestuously beloved brother die in a final embrace.
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The timing was right, according to Lanning, to start applying the lessons they learned from game development "about demographics and understanding your audience" to the film landscape. And he felt the future of entertainment production was going to be about tailoring projects for the convergence of media in the form of TV and film, where he first started his professional life, in addition to video game production. "Next-gen IP development, in our opinion, is really Massively Multi-Media Property development, of which games are one outlet" and "as we head deeper into the 21st century... film, television, and interactive design will continue to grow more intertwined." The intent became to make CG material for film, television and gaming that would relate to and inform each other, while letting third-party production studios realize their next-gen game concepts.
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Bank run on the Seamen's Savings Bank during the panic of 1857 There have been as many as 47 recessions in the United States dating back to the Articles of Confederation, and although economists and historians dispute certain 19th- century recessions, the consensus view among economists and historians is that "The cyclical volatility of GNP and unemployment was greater before the Great Depression than it has been since the end of World War II." Cycles in the country's agricultural production, industrial production, consumption, business investment, and the health of the banking industry contribute to these declines. U.S. recessions have increasingly affected economies on a worldwide scale, especially as countries' economies become more intertwined. The unofficial beginning and ending dates of recessions in the United States have been defined by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), an American private nonprofit research organization. The NBER defines a recession as "a significant decline in economic activity spread across the economy, lasting more than two quarters which is 6 months, normally visible in real gross domestic product (GDP), real income, employment, industrial production, and wholesale-retail sales".
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