What if travel guides and language acquisition become more personalised?
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Every marketer wants to use video in a more personalised way.
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In other words, menu choices become more personalised the more employees use Feedr.
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Messaging enables more personalised and informal communications, with stickers, emojis, memes and selfies.
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This switch to more personalised service will be particularly evident in the city centres.
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Get ready for a lot more ads on Instagram and elsewhere that feel ever more personalised to you.
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As UberEats moves to becoming more personalised, it looks like other platforms might have some catching up to do.
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In a report published in February, Pearson suggests that AI could make learning "more personalised, flexible, inclusive and engaging".
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"Our money management app will offer our customers a more personalised approach to managing their money," adds the spokesperson.
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It had already been part of a pilot scheme launched in 2011, with smaller class sizes for rigorous new reading sessions and more personalised learning.
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As medicines become more personalised, the returns per drug may be squeezed because fixed development costs are spread across a smaller pool of potential patients.
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The companies said on Thursday they are developing a new digital health platform to provide individuals with more personalised recommendations around nutrition, lifestyle and fitness.
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The more he breaks with precedent, the longer he will retain power—but the more personalised and therefore more unstable the political system itself may become.
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Not bearing such costs or capacity constraints, e-retailers can offer a wider range of goods, at better prices, with a more personalised, data-driven service.
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This will see Industry 4.0 technologies not only increase efficiency and reduce waste, but also enable smaller batch sizes, more personalised products and greater product innovation.
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Arpit Dhariwal, a senior product manager at LinkedIn, said that the company is working on updates to smart replies that will continue to make it more personalised.
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I'm also told machine learning is being employed, not only to aid and improve discovery but also to enable Peanut to provide a much more personalised experience.
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Personalised Investment Ideas essentially offers more customised investment ideas for a more "personalised" client experience, as opposed to the more "cookie-cutter" approach employed by robo-advisors.
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Next up, the team want to work on a more personalised batch of scenarios tailored around different individual needs, and testing these in a larger clinical trial.
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If search algorithms become more personalised, as is expected to be the case with digital assistants such as Amazon's Alexa, it will be even more difficult to detect bias.
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This benefits both the customer, who are able to make a little extra money, and the renters, who can connect with the locals and receive a more personalised stay.
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Founded in 2009, Brainient and its smart Romanian engineering team hit on the idea of increasing the engagement and performance of online video adverts by making them more personalised and interactive.
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Founded in 2015 by Jacob Vous Petersen and Mads Fosselius, Dixa is on mission to end bad customer service with the help of smarter technology to facilitate more personalised customer support.
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InterContinental, which was due to hold its annual meeting on May 6th, is partnering with a company called Amadeus to launch a new, cloud-based reservation system that gives more personalised service.
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And that's what the whole project is about; your inside is personal to you and what we need to fight for is more individual and more personalised tools to express what's inside us.
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This end of the market was somewhat slow to embrace digital shopping: the belief was that for higher-end goods, you needed higher-end, more personalised and in-person service at beautiful boutiques.
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Founded in 2015 by Jacob Vous Petersen and Mads Fosselius, Dixa wants to end bad customer service with the help of technology that claims to be able to facilitate more personalised customer support.
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And those are the same forces, in fact, that led to consumers being able to run our banking services from smartphone apps, and for us to want and expect more personalised services overall.
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Chief Executive Mark Lewis is trying to set Moneysupermarket apart from a host of similar price comparison sites by making its services more personalised and by moving deeper into product areas such as mortgages.
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It is not alone in attempting to revamp its middle-of-the-road brands sold in supermarkets, with Nivea maker Beiersdorf also highlighting a consumer trend towards more personalised products that was pressuring this segment.
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The Olympics section will appear in the "For You" section, the part of Apple News where the platform delivers a more personalised set of stories based on publications and channels that you look at regularly.
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Ben Maruthappu, co-founder and CEO of Cera Care, hopes the technology will help the care system become more personalised even as the demand for care outgrows the number of careworkers on the front line.
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Online courses have raised the possibility of changing the business of learning, while AI may be able to change the nature of teaching, providing more personalised platforms and free teachers to spend their time more effectively.
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But Zeynep Tufekci of the University of North Carolina argues that targeting voters with ever more personalised messages will shrink the "public sphere", which Jürgen Habermas, a German philosopher, once defined as the basis of democracy.
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The startup does this via an initial online quiz, followed by a UI that shows you one potentially suitable job at a time, with a matching algorithm claiming to get more personalised as you provide feedback.
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"Meniga has built a reputation as a strong innovation partner to banks and its software solutions help some of the world's largest banks utilise their data to make their online and mobile banking more personalised and inspiring".
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Dubbed ReactivAds, the new suite of interactive video ad formats promises to leverage "emotion, facial and gesture recognition" via any device's webcam to offer a much more personalised ad experience based on Vyking's live facial expression analysis technology.
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In an age where technology is increasingly about anticipating future need as well as meeting current need and a more personalised service is linked to surveillance, the repercussions of this space odyssey will be wide-ranging and complex.
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Today at CES, IBM CEO Ginny Rometty unveiled strategic partnerships with sportswear maker Under Armour, Softbank Robotics' Pepper and more, which are using Watson's machine learning algorithms and AI to run intelligent and more personalised apps and other services.
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Zalando does not expect to increase margins in 43 as it keeps spending on faster delivery, making its apps and website more personalised and the launch of beauty products on its site in spring or summer, Ritter told Reuters.
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In a press release announcing the AI lab, the Department of Health and Social Care suggested it would seek to tackle "some of the biggest challenges in health and care, including earlier cancer detection, new dementia treatments and more personalised care".
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How the app plans to make money is to be explored, but the startup believes there is still no efficient and convenient marketing solutions for local owner-managed businesses, so in theory they could build-in more personalised discounts to venues.
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In 2016 it bought an AI startup, MetaMind, for around $33m, and is using the talent it scooped up in the deal to put together an AI offering, called Einstein, which aims to make Salesforce's software feel more personalised and insightful.
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Whereas in past decades, cancer was diagnosed, classified and treated according to the specific types of tissues it affected — breast cancer, for example, has traditionally been treated with drugs developed specifically for tumours in the breast — modern medicine takes a decidedly more personalised approach.
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Video has been a cornerstone of how Workplace has been developing for a while now, with companies using it as a way for, say, the big boss to send out more personalised communications to workers, and for people in workgroups to create video chats with each other.
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But — surprise, surprise — as well its media credentials, the company, which is founded by psychiatrist Dr. Kris Naudts, is talking up its technology play, something it plans to invest heavily in post-Series A. Specifically, Culture Trip says it's built a bespoke knowledge graph that uses "AI technology" in order to create a more personalised experience for users.
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Today, the audio files are static — meaning a workout does not modify on the fly if you are hitting a wall or finding it too easy — but the longer-term intention is to bring this sort of technology to bear to make the experience more personalised, tapping into diagnostics that the app will pick up from wearables like the Apple Watch.
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One area will be loans for specific verticals or types of businesses: the idea here is that if you are a construction business or a restaurant, you are likely to have very different cash flows, so Kabbage would like to develop ways of making the loans more personalised and less full of default and friction that can easily be avoided if the lender understands more about the borrower.
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The more information which is available the more personalised becomes the model.
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Downhill bikes are typically made of aluminum alloys or carbon fiber. Some manufacturers have started using 3d printed "lugs" for a more personalised geometry.
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Horus Music forays into the Indian market. Radio and Music Biz. Retrieved 2016-02-18. By opening Horus Music India, the company are able to expand on their local connections as well as to provide a much more personalised service to musicians based in this area.
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G.B. was most influenced by French short story styles, especially [Guy de Maupassant]. Maupassant tried to bring out the tragedy of the high class. Likewise Senanayake tried to speak about the middle class of the middle-class people living in towns. He brought it out in a more personalised manner rather than bringing it in a subject wise manner.
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In 1972 he had a son, Danton, by his partner Marna Shapiro. This led to him painting an extensive collection of baby fantasy paintings reflecting this new period in his life. In 1989 he married Wendy Shaw and his painting became more personalised and intimate. In 2002 Hope had a major retrospective exhibition at the Heide Museum of Modern Art in Melbourne touring to the Sir Hermann Black Gallery at the University of Sydney and the Customs House Gallery, University of Queensland.
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Relationship marketing refers to an arrangement where both the buyer and seller have an interest in a more satisfying exchange. This approach aims to transcend the post-purchase- exchange process with a customer in order to make richer contact by providing a more personalised purchase, using the experience to create stronger ties. A main focus on a long-term relationship with customers differentiates relationship marketing from other marketing techniques. The technique was first proposed by American marketing scholars Berry (1983) and Jackson (1985).
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Amersham School is an upper school, and half the children who live locally pass the 11+ and go to grammar schools. In light of this data, Amersham School is performing well above national averages. As is common with many other schools, Amersham School operates a two-year Key Stage 3. This allows three years for GCSE study, through a staged approach, and allows for a more personalised curriculum including a variation of qualifications on offer, personalised to suit the mixed ability students.
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Los Stompers are an Irish music group based in Barcelona, Spain. Formed in 1997, the group refers to itself as post-Irish. They have established themselves as a point of reference on the Catalan music scene, developing from Irish folk beginnings towards a more personalised stance expressed by what they call the Barcelona Irish Sound. The group seek to demystify Irish Traditional Music and in general all forms of folk music by drawing on a variety of styles injected with a healthy dose of irony.
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Baby Eve with Georgia for the Breastfeeding Support ProjectTelehealth can also increase health promotion efforts. These efforts can now be more personalised to the target population and professionals can extend their help into homes or private and safe environments in which patients of individuals can practice, ask and gain health information. Health promotion using telehealth has become increasingly popular in underdeveloped countries where there are very poor physical resources available. There has been a particular push toward mHealth applications as many areas, even underdeveloped ones have mobile phone and smartphone coverage.
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O'Connor as Home Affairs Minister in 2011. Following the Labor victory at the 2007 federal election, Prime Minister Rudd announced that O'Connor would serve as the Minister for Employment Participation from 29 November 2007. As Minister he reformed the Job Network, replacing it with Job Services Australia. This streamlined seven separate employment services programs into a 'one-stop-shop' to provide job seekers with a more personalised service. On 6 June 2009, O'Connor was announced as the Minister for Home Affairs in the First Rudd Ministry, replacing Bob Debus who retired at the 2010 election.
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At Elatirio, they were also joined by vocalist Despina Glezou who later left the group to pursue a "more personalised role". The group started recitals at a home which was owned by the grandmother of Kostas Charalambides, who was a salesman for the Greek record company Elladisk, a subsidiary of Dutch multinational Philips. Charalambides provided a demo of the band to Christos Fasolas, who was working for Elladisk in the area of copyright law, and they eventually got a record contract. In April 1971, they released their first single which became a huge hit.
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He studied with different professors at the Accademia, and promoted at the third stage. Prof. Quinzio instills in his young scholar the taste for a more personalised style of painting. While studying at the Accademia, he attended the studio of Giuseppe Pennasilico, a most famous Neapolitan painter of the time, who appreciated and encouraged his pupil to paint "en plein air." In 1906 Aicardi, aged 15, painted his first "fresco" of Santa Teresa (his sister Ernesta was his model), which still can be seen in the dome of "San Biagio Basilica" in his native Finalborgo (Savona).
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Despite the musical diversity and as much as I love the idea of bands taking steps towards changing and evolving their sound, I must say that this is actually one of Crystal Lake's weakest releases. While more personalised and while still good, it's just far from being their best." Louder Sound gave the album a slightly negative review and stated: "With new management from Good Charlotte's Joel Madden, Crystal Lake – who have been active in their native Japan since 2002 – want to introduce themselves to the world. Unfortunately, True North might not elicit the welcome they're hoping for.
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During the latter stages of his footballing career Cash had begun to consider his options for after he stopped playing. After discussing the matter with his friend and teammate Pat Jennings Jr. the pair both decided to enroll on a fitness instruction course at Dublin City University. When he retired from football in 2011 Cash began working at a gym, but found the job unsatisfying due to the fleeting contact he had with members and the resulting inability to build relationships with them. He and Jennings decided to open their own fitness club that would provide a more personalised service to its members and started the Dublin Fit Club.
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Early 20th century postcard of Laudervale Laudervale was a Victorian sandstone mansion near Dunoon, Scotland most notable for being the home of Sir Harry Lauder. The house was located on the Innellan Road, a few hundred metres south of Bullwood, Dunoon. Built as Gerhallow House, it was bought by Harry Lauder and his wife from Douglas Granville Gossling on 20 May 1908. The couple disliked the existing name and by 1912 had renamed it to the more personalised Laudervale, carrying out in the intervening years a full restoration, including laying "beautiful mahogany parquet floors", the wood being a present after a tour of the Philippines.
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Victorian Premier James Munro, for example, fled the colony to escape his creditors in 1890, and Queensland Premier Sir Thomas McIlwraith was notoriously corrupt. The rise of Labor forced the colonies to move towards a two-party system of Labor versus non-Labor, although state politics remained more personalised and less ideological than national politics for many years. The first minority Labor government was formed by Anderson Dawson in Queensland in 1899, and the first majority Labor government was led by James McGowen in New South Wales in 1910. Since about 1910 state politics have followed much the same party pattern as Australian national politics (see Politics of Australia).
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The Lifelines cohort study was started in 2006 and collects data and samples on 167,000 children, adults and elderly from the Northern part of the Netherlands. The aim of Lifelines is to constitute a biobank that provides high-quality data and samples by following all participants over a period of at least 30 years. The collected data offer excellent opportunities for studies worldwide unraveling the etiology of multifactorial diseases focusing on multifactor risk factors. This will help to move forward to more personalised health care and prevention and to answer the question why some people grow old in good health while others contract diseases.
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Kovas’ research focuses on the origins of individual differences in cognitive abilities, emotional and motivational processes and academic achievement – towards more personalised educational approaches and to better education for all learners. She leads several large-scale studies that combine different methods (quantitative and molecular genetics; experimental psychology; neuroscience) with unique samples, including twins; longitudinal cohorts of families with children conceived through IVF; adolescents exhibiting extraordinary performance in the domains of science, music, art and sports; populations with different socio- demographic and educational environments. Professor Kovas teaches and leads research projects at many international universities and is also a co-founder of TAGC – the Accessible Genetics Consortium that aims to promote greater knowledge and beneficial use of etiological information.
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In May 1944, a new sub-institution was opened at Mount Penang by the then Minister for Education and Child Welfare, Clive Evatt. Built at an initial cost of £25,000, it was originally designed as a maximum- security sub-institution for unresponsive boys, but after 1948 it became a privilege cottage, representing a shift in governmental policy in child welfare. The changes in government policies generally sought to move away from the authoritarian structures and harsh discipline that was associated with reform schools, towards a more open, family-style environment. It was an earlier example of the same kind of thinking that had led to the establishment of the Gosford Farm Home for Boys, establishing a smaller scale, more personalised type of institution.
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Booming demand for more personalised transport services has created a market space and momentum for MaaS. The movement towards MaaS is fueled by a myriad of innovative new mobility service providers such as carpool and ridesharing companies, bicycle- sharing systems programs, scooter-sharing systems and carsharing services as well as on-demand "pop-up" bus services. On the other hand, the trend is motivated by the anticipation of self-driving cars, which puts into question the economic benefit of owning a personal car over using on-demand car services, which are widely expected to become significantly more affordable when cars can drive autonomously. This shift is further enabled by improvements in the integration of multiple modes of transport into seamless trip chains, with bookings and payments managed collectively for all legs of the trip.
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Maritime drug smuggling into Australia refers to the practice where in which actors, both Australian and non-Australian, smuggle illicit drugs into Australia by sea. While much contemporary Australian media coverage has focused on smaller, more personalised smuggling cases such as the Bali Nine, maritime drug smuggling often allows criminal groups to move illicit drugs and substances into Australia at a much greater scale. This has happened through a variety of ways, including via cargo ship, yacht, and fishing vessels. Key departure locations for drugs aimed to be smuggled into Australia include China, India, Southeast Asia, and the Americas, with much of the drugs trafficked via countries and territories in the South Pacific, in close proximity to Australia.UNODC. 2018. “World Drug Report 2018 Booklet 3: Analysis of Drug Markets” United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, pp. 33.
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On December 8, 2017, Catherine Guillouard presented her strategic orientations to the Board of Directors. This operational plan, builds on Élisabeth Borne's "2025 Challenges" business plan, based on extensive in-house consultation, and sets a two-fold ambition for RATP Group: to be a leader in sustainable and connected mobility and to establish itself as the privileged partner of smart cities. This ambition is based on four priorities: achieving operational excellence, succeeding in the opening up to competition, being the best partner for smart and sustainable cities and increasing RATP Group's international development. These four priorities, implemented as of January 2018, are followed by very concrete objectives, such as making customer service a constant requirement by developing more and more personalised services, thanks to an ambitious digital transformation plan (€500 million over five years) or becoming a key player in the sustainable city, thanks to a vast conversion program of bus depots to electric and gas by 2025, to have a fleet of 100% clean buses.
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They use large-scale genome sequencing data, epigenetic profiling and molecular traits such as gene expression and metabolomics. Prof. Soranzo and her team have generated rich genomic data resources for the scientific community, such as whole-genome sequence and phenotype data for population cohorts in the UK10K project, and a large genetic and epigenetic database for different blood cell types in the Blueprint project. The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Blood and Transplant Research Units (BTRU) Genetics Theme, led by Soranzo, was motivated by a need of the National Health Service (NHS) Blood and Transplant Unit to move towards a more personalised service. Results are expected to contribute to understanding of how individual genetic profiles affect disease risk and treatment in the population at large, informing the implementation of personalised medicine strategies in the UK. Soranzo chaired the UK10K Cohorts project, one of the first to use whole-genome sequencing to investigate the role of rare genetic variants and the Human Variation working group of the EU FP7 Blueprint project, an international effort to characterise the interplay of genetic and epigenetic factors on gene expression in three main immune cell types.
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The government of Prussia now had full control over church affairs, with the king himself recognised as the leading bishop. Opposition to unification came from the "Old Lutherans" in Prussia and Silesia who followed the theological and liturgical forms they had followed since the days of Luther. The government attempted to crack down on them, so they went underground. Tens of thousands migrated to South Australia and the United States, where they formed the Missouri Synod. Finally, in 1845 the new king, Frederick William IV, offered a general amnesty and allowed the Old Lutherans to form separate free church associations with only nominal government control.Christopher Clark, Iron Kingdom (2006) pp 412–19Christopher Clark, "Confessional policy and the limits of state action: Frederick William III and the Prussian Church Union 1817–40." Historical Journal 39.04 (1996) pp: 985–1004. in JSTORHajo Holborn, A History of Modern Germany 1648–1840 (1964) pp 485–91 From the religious point of view of the typical Catholic or Protestant, major changes were underway in terms of a much more personalised religiosity that focused on the individual more than the church or the ceremony.
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