Really for the future, it doesn't motivate the group of people you want to motivate.
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I think the interesting question is really, what can motivate tech companies, what can motivate anybody who's winning a lot in this economy, to either give back or take less?
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"If you're going to motivate a diverse group of voters, criminal justice is the easiest issue to motivate them on," said Jay Jenkins, an attorney with the Texas Criminal Justice Coalition.
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LONDON — Now this is how you motivate your employees.
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It's all ... death is the way I motivate myself.
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We haven't heard back yet from Motivate about the acquisition.
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The reverse condition, contango, would motivate refiners to store product.
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But we do know that it's enough to motivate violence.
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That way it can motivate us for the next game.
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That resentment can motivate votes against the institutions of globalisation.
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"I think that they did motivate each other," Hyden said.
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That sentiment, Obama argued, should motivate Democratic voters in Arizona.
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They're manufactured by Motivate and assembled domestically by Detroit Bikes.
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"Find something outside of yourself to motivate you," she said.
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That should motivate more researchers out there to keep looking.
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What happened there to motivate you to start this initiative?
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They motivate supporters and serve as tiebreakers for undecided voters.
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Those modest achievements every week helped motivate me even more.
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The FN's ability to motivate French women could be decisive.
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He can't motivate Labour voters, let alone persuade anyone else.
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You're creating an environment for your team to motivate themselves.
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One wishes that were enough to motivate greater federal action.
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A. A good leader can motivate his or her teams.
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How is that going to motivate the lenders to stop?
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How much do these extrinsic rewards and punishments motivate you?
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And, these may, in fact, motivate their more traditional opponents.
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The best way to help Hield was to motivate him.
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But the issue may not motivate voters in large numbers.
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"She was the one who would motivate others," he said.
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Human catalysts motivate and help others to act more effectively.
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Bring on the carrots and sticks Rewards definitely motivate me.
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It isn't clear what Lyft's plans with Motivate are yet.
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"Colyer can't motivate anybody to turn out," said Mr. Kobach.
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A waterproof iPod Shuffle to motivate you to keep going
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However, experience without inspiration doesn't motivate voters to support you.
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" He added, "Perhaps my basic dissatisfactions are what motivate me.
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I've seen the values that motivate his fight for progress.
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They try to motivate action by pointing toward great ideals.
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I relax and then motivate myself to run two miles.
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Good leadership can motivate us and bring out our best.
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Motivate Tagline: Automated finance advisor for everyone else Description: Motivate is an automated financial advisor, but it's not trying to grow your wealth; it's trying to help American manage debt and make smarter spending decisions.
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Motivate was acquired by ride-hail giant Lyft in July 2018.
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Your stationary bike can connect to the Internet to motivate you.
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"I heard in some way I helped motivate that," Johnson said.
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Theo's Buzzcut Liberation I helped motivate that physical transformation for Theo.
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Help Tim Armstrong decide what war cry will motivate his troops.
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That very human inclination can motivate machines as well as man.
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It can help motivate a voter who might otherwise stay home.
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Others said that threat should motivate MLB to address lawmakers' concerns.
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E: Open, transparent, measurable and not to shame but to motivate.
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Lyft scooters launched this year and acquired bike-share company Motivate.
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Basically, she dies in order to motivate a group of men.
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It's a lot easier to demoralize people than to motivate them.
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But she doubts they would really motivate people to exercise more.
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It's hard to imagine what would motivate that crew to unionize.
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But images of people must drive the conversation to motivate change.
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How do we motivate our youth to achieve what they want?
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Motivate is not on the list of San Francisco scooter applicants.
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A song has the power to inspire, motivate and comfort people.
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It is to motivate and inspire, not to rage and whine.
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Republicans are leaning heavily on the economy to motivate GOP voters.
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He might even motivate them to vote for Democratic congressional candidates.
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And still, that lesson from his dad continues to motivate him.
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She also had to motivate herself to get through tough workouts.
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Does the heating political climate in this country motivate your work?
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But perhaps even more so, they want to motivate their workers.
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This is likely why Uber acquired Jump and Lyft bought Motivate.
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It can motivate you to pay off the balance more aggressively.
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When mortality statistics alone don't motivate action, projected economic losses do.
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It was written to motivate, engage, and empower his internal team.
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They put forth ideas that motivate and inspire the American people.
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That will motivate them to take an aggressive deal-making posture.
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"Motivate your spring fitness plan with a great playlist," she suggests.
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By doing so, they naturally motivate their teams to give back.
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In 2019, it introduced kids electric toothbrushes to motivate children to
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It will motivate the pro-life base that helped elect Trump.
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Clinton is trying to motivate people in Ohio to vote early.
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Doctors can also help educate patients and motivate people to act.
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"We want to motivate a race to the top," Heuty said.
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Lyft declined to comment and Motivate hasn't replied to my email.
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"Either eventuality would motivate both black and women voters," Goldstein wrote.
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Your exhaustion and unhappiness alone should be enough to motivate him.
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They have the key on how to motivate sons and daughters.
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Maybe it can motivate them to change something in their lives.
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It can win over swing voters and motivate reliably progressive ones.
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That change, these employees said, had helped motivate the union drive.
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What could possibly motivate a person to want to kill — everyone?
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The book would have to surprise people—provoke them, motivate them.
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"The high expectations actually motivate kids to do better," he said.
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Would checking in motivate the person, or would it feel overbearing?
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Let your competitors motivate you to consider every detail in preparation.
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That will motivate it toward steps that increase its predicted reward.
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"I'm hoping that will motivate others to pursue those same things."
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Rescuer Henry Siems attempts to motivate a koala down a tree.
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Rescue workers attempt to motivate a koala down from a tree.
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But the moment felt urgent enough to motivate them to march.
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"It was bad enough to motivate me to brainstorm," he said.
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Will dislike for Trump motivate them to turn out in 2020?
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We need to motivate our elected officials and the general public.
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Reputational risks seemed to motivate their interest in solutions as well.
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Who knew counting my steps would motivate me to walk more?
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That would be another way to motivate people into the marketplace.
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Highly intelligent, his biggest problem is finding anything to motivate him.
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Mr. McGovern is motivate by the disappearance of these hand-painted emblems.
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In the past six months Motivate apps have been downloaded 360,000 times.
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If anyone can motivate someone to produce a standout album, it's Adele.
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And down the road, Motivate envisions bike charging via its docking stations.
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Actually, their comments are really only helping to motivate the presidents space.
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Security and reliability are the two main goals that motivate formal methods.
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Democrats hope that he could also help the party motivate Latino voters.
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That might help motivate people to take action to save bee habitats.
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She is valuable to the extent that her pain can motivate them.
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Also new today, Google announced an app incubator program to motivate developers.
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Not that we're complaining — there's nothing like nostalgia to motivate a purchase.
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Before Lyft acquired it, Motivate had made its name in bikes alone.
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But the latest discoveries should motivate scientists to keep searching for answers.
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Like the medals they earned, their achievements will shine to motivate others.
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We need to ask ourselves, will this reward actually motivate my user?
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But he also believes national politics is helping motivate the party's base.
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Uber competitor Lyft is also getting into scooters with its Motivate acquisition.
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Sanders and Ellison to motivate the new foot soldiers pouring into their
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"Markieff was trying to motivate Archie," Suns interim coach Earl Watson said.
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That's hardly the kind of inspiring oratory that will motivate nervous legislators.
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So Angel and Spike are repeatedly kidnapped and tortured to motivate Buffy.
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But I like to motivate people and I like working with children.
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At a minimum, this information can motivate targets to improve their defenses.
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Did Rocco really try to motivate his riders with hookers and booze?
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What I expect to do is motivate people to want to learn.
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Yes. Does it motivate me to try harder to keep her around?
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Williams said he tried everything in the huddle to motivate his group.
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But this is really going to motivate every single player even more.
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This desire to preserve the culture seems to motivate donors as well.
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Closer public attention might motivate FINRA to clean up these unsightly conflicts.
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In the worst cases, these signals motivate unethical or even illegal behavior.
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Trying to motivate patients with guilt or shame is counterproductive and unsuccessful.
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"It's not an absence of knowledge," Terplan of the MOTIVATE Clinic said.
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I can't wait to see what they'll motivate our students to achieve.
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Unproven upside alone has always been insufficient to motivate cross-functional modernization.
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Here's another principle in politics: Losers are easier to motivate than winners.
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Of course, nobody thought this relabeling would motivate people to drop weight.
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Forget the nagging self-doubt and the pathetic attempts to motivate yourself.
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Getting your archetype right matters, because it can motivate and inspire voters.
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The police say they hope it will motivate people to share information.
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It may motivate more race directors to state their position on doping.
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What would motivate such seemingly intelligent teens to behave so recklessly online?
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Honest feedback is one of the most valuable tools to motivate success.
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A book club will motivate you to become a better listener, too.
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"They motivate me and force me to be self-critical," he said.
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We motivate &aposem, get &aposem back to where the need to be.
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CNBC previously reported that Uber looked at buying Motivate, but walked away.
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And they can equally motivate people to shape an exclusive group identity.
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Behavioral science already knows a good deal about how to motivate us.
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Wright used to try to motivate Jenkins to do that, he said.
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There's this fear of being "basic," which seems to motivate a lot.
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"You've got to motivate interns to stay in security somehow," he said.
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This would also motivate them to keep an eye on their colleagues' misbehavior.
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He had always denied the charges, which rights groups branded as politically motivate.
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The meetings are an attempt to motivate and spur activism among young people.
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Motivate will start with just 250 e-bikes in the initial launch period.
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"I believe net neutrality will motivate voters in a powerful way," Markey said.
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Regime continuity and personal survival motivate Assad, while strategic self-interest motivates Putin.
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Motivate didn't have an e-bike ready when the pilot was first developed.
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"He'd always somehow motivate people to be better than their best," Oliva said.
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The first generation of curious AI used "prediction error" to motivate the agent.
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Collect an assortment of fitness equipment, supplements, and apparel to motivate his training.
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A Motivate spokesperson said Ford is researching a dockless version of its bicycles.
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Motivate estimates the bikes will last about 25 miles on a single charge.
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How will you change that narrative and motivate the electorate behind your candidacy?
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Bezos has been vocal about using fear to motivate the workforce at Amazon.
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Unfortunately, that deadline seems to lack the power to motivate Congress to act.
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This suggests the gender war is not sufficient to motivate many Democratic voters.
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On the other hand, looking at a picture of vice can motivate people.
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Ultimately, the 'what ifs' are what motivate us and eventually create our destiny.
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"But the problem with that is that expectations often motivate us," he said.
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I do think it's helped motivate me to not wear makeup as much.
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Instead of letting his response deter me, I used it to motivate me.
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Surveys show that firms mostly fail to motivate the majority of their workers.
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He most recently ran Motivate, the largest bike-share company in North America.
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Lyft officially completed its acquisition of Motivate, North America's largest bike-share operator.
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Daniel Pink explores the things that motivate people to do their best work.
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"I wished then that I had a mentor to motivate me," he added.
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Indeed, it's curiosity that might motivate data hoarders to seek out new breaches.
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Estimating a dollar amount can motivate you to make progress toward the goal.
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If this doesn't motivate you to get your passport in order, nothing will.
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" Louganis says that living with HIV has helped motivate him "mentally and physically.
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According to the New York Times, Motivate would soon be renamed Lyft Bikes.
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President Donald Trump's inflammatory language could also motivate Pyongyang to stage further provocations.
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"We're proud that our products motivate and inspire young people, whatever their names!"
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One doesn't have to play the game to understand it and motivate players.
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We have to organize, knock on doors, and motivate voters to the polls.
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Medicare also chooses to motivate providers with a stick rather than a carrot.
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Aaptiv's trainers guide, motivate and pace runners through different types of athletic events.
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This means that the instructor can shout out your name to motivate you.
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This means that the instructor can shout out your name to motivate you.
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"I was really struggling to motivate them to change their lifestyle," Edson said.
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It is our effort to motivate blind girls to showcase their inner talent.
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When she wasn't working, she couldn't motivate herself to get out of bed.
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According to Frank, this difference should motivate humans to take climate change seriously.
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It could motivate us into reading more, exercising more and developing healthy habits.
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Earlier this month, the ultimate anthem designed to motivate and empower women dropped.
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Bernstein plays with the words and sentiments politicians use to motivate and manipulate.
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No doubt, concerns about crime motivate many Americans to own and carry guns.
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Science, too, suggests that money isn't always the best way to motivate workers.
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Their job is to poke and prod and text and inspire and motivate.
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Our goal is to encourage individual action and motivate new explorations and research.
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He could not inspire them, motivate them, as easily as he once had.
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Feelings motivate, and feelings check the answers provided by reason and creative intelligence.
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I didn't have anyone close to me that was helping to motivate me.
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Motivate is the largest provider of bike-sharing services in the United States.
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After all, they need to motivate voters to turn out at the polls.
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Placing Mississippi's milestone in context might help to motivate more of that work.
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New work requirements will not motivate employment among those who are already employed.
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One justification for high profits is that they motivate additional investment, spurring innovation.
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Whether the threat of trade actions would motivate China remains to be seen.
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A number of factors could motivate you to get a new credit card.
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Others said the proposed cuts would motivate more scientists to become politically active.
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This makes us wonder whether the Obama of 2023 would still motivate millennials?
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But whether that will motivate the party's activist base in 22019 is unclear.
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"Responsible leaders don't fabricate fear to motivate their followers," he tweeted in August.
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Plus, it might just motivate your family to start washing their hands more.
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The success stories of graduates provide a positive example and motivate current trainees.
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Does knowing that people are watching motivate us to do more interesting things?
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I feel like rage really did motivate him in a lot of ways.
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"The Bangladesh government is in talks with them to motivate them," he said.
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Lyft says it "will invest to establish bike offerings in our major markets and pursue growth and innovation in the markets where Motivate currently operates," but it's unclear where or when it might expand beyond the cities Motivate is currently in.
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The thing is, most of the men Peterson is trying to motivate aren't married.
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"Any time we can motivate an employee," there's an opportunity for Rocketrip, Ruch believes.
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And if you stand for something, you&aposre going to motivate people to vote.
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Simply seeing this data throughout your day can help motivate you toward better habits.
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He just hasn't been able to mentally motivate himself to do something about it.
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Psychologically, it's been shown to motivate people in ways that traditional tasks do not.
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It's difficult to wrap my head around what would motivate someone to do that.
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They just couldn't motivate the right coalitions to carry them to the White House.
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The recipes themselves are created to disgust or to awe, but not to motivate.
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In December, Lyft bought Motivate, the company that runs Citi Bike in New York.
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The bike was designed and deployed by Motivate prior to its acquisition by Lyft.
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Helping motivate peace were Vanderpump's husband Ken Todd and Dorit's husband Paul "PK" Kemsley.
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Lyft's entrance into scooters came close after its acquisition of bike-share company Motivate.
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Gold stars didn't motivate behavioral change; there was no compelling value exchange for players.
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It's the teachers who motivate students to strive for self-development, creativity, and responsibility.
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And how is it possible to motivate yourself without owning all the gear first?
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His energy, upbeat personality, and corny jokes motivate me to try harder in class.
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I understand the grief and the incredible sense of loss that can motivate that.
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This will motivate him so he is able to keep focusing and work hard.
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The ad is intended to motivate people to caucus for him on Feb. 1.
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Freidlander said he hopes it will motivate a lot of people into taking action.
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It also can also motivate people to change their circumstances and end their ennui.
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Maybe they make you feel more powerful or motivate you to try something new.
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I appreciate the term — I do — because if it can motivate people, that's great.
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Theoretically, that'll motivate turnout from left-leaning voters who remain cool to Hillary Clinton.
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I understand how mustering up the mental strength to motivate yourself can be difficult.
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But speaking of that, Madonna suggests Donald Trump motivate her to move to Portugal.
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The abstract prize of long term health oftentimes just isn't enough to motivate us.
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There is an agenda on the other side that really does motivate the right.
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Hope/Fear: Another way to motivate users is through providing hope or alleviating fear.
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We've grown up together and you guys continue to inspire and motivate me everyday.
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You'll die again and again, and have to motivate yourself to press on regardless.
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So I'd hope, when confronted by that, that might motivate the change we need.
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Lyft's entrance into scooters came close after its acquisition of bike-share company Motivate.
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And maybe she was simply trying to motivate the boy-bander with her note.
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Religious extremists such as ISIS give sex slaves as prizes to motivate their acolytes.
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This will help motivate you to save and reduce temptation to pull money out.
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Shining a public spotlight on women founders and makers can definitely inspire and motivate.
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My loved ones have been really supportive, sending me thoughtful messages to motivate me.
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It can often be a struggle to motivate her to go for a walk.
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Why wouldn't she want to motivate her best people to give their best effort?
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Since charitable bequests aren't taxed, increased inheritance or estate taxes can motivate more giving.
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They motivate me to get out early and stay out late on the rock.
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Sometimes a nudge can motivate an action, and enough actions can start a movement.
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A well-thought-out dish rack that will motivate you to wash your dishes
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It signals you contributed to making the team stronger, which can motivate other colleagues.
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Remember, the people in your life can motivate you to do good or bad.
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The goal is to engage people and give them tools to motivate one another.
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She suggests mentioning something specific about the company or role that would motivate you.
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Initially, she created the stickers and tattoos to help motivate herself throughout her day.
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What the Repeal the 8th movement has done worldwide is motivate groups of people.
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But young people's dissatisfaction could motivate them to vote against the GOP this fall.
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The therapies use AR to reduce anxiety, improve patient understanding and motivate patient mobility.
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Hot rhetoric may motivate some voters, but a hot war is devastating to contemplate.
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He was shocked, but that still didn't motivate him to share anything with me.
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It's also tricky to determine how to motivate employees to get everything done effectively.
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He represents a new generation and could motivate millennials to go to the polls.
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Earnhardt acknowledged that the ratings, like his finishing position in a race, motivate him.
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It acquired Motivate, the owner of CitiBike, for a reported $250 million in July.
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Bernie Sanders has argued Bloomberg's money and record won't help motivate the Democratic base.
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President Trump's speech has only aggravated the concerns that motivate Pakistan's behavior in Afghanistan.
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To motivate themselves, the girls have adopted a team motto—more than the score.
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We also hope to motivate people to take care of their own mental health.
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CNBC reported last week Uber had also looked at buying Motivate, but walked away.
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If I want to motivate myself, I just throw on a more creative look.
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This will motivate you when you're tempted to fall back into your old habits.
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More playoff openings would motivate more teams to try, which should mean less tanking.
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In recent years, psychologists have theorized that moral emotions motivate action and unite communities.
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But, this hardship seemed to motivate Schultz to become the success he is today.
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Beyond that, the Hustlers star believes in taking action to provoke and motivate change.
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This is not simply an acquittal that Trump could use to motivate his base.
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In this case, you&aposd then try to find a way to motivate punctuality.
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His campaign did not sway Republicans, and it failed to motivate the black vote.
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Even with that scoring blitz, Orgeron found a way to motivate LSU for Saturday.
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The Instructors – I wish I had these coaches to motivate me through sorting email.
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He expects that money to motivate non-federal and private funding mechanisms as well.
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John McCain, just as important was Obama's ability to organize, motivate and inspire voters.
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You need something to push you, to motivate you, and for me, that's music.
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Embrace it, and allow it to motivate you to a deeper form of action.
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The challenges motivate her to work harder, so she can overcome them, says Muzinda.
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The idea is to motivate them to work as safely and efficiently as possible.
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Some players have their own charities and can motivate a team to be involved.
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The league now offers a generous 401(k) plan to motivate players to save.
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He's not likely to lose, but Felder's defection might motivate progressives across the state.
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Maybe that danger will motivate congressional Republicans to hammer out a deal without him.
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Others said that messaging about immigration policy alone is not enough to motivate them.
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Lyft bought Motivate, the company that operates CitiBike, the city's popular bike-share program.
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Still, photographic reportage has the power to quicken the conscience and motivate political commitments.
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This was an important part of the Motivate acquisition: The company has struck exclusive contract deals in places like the Bay Area, where Motivate operates as GoBike, New York City, where it operates as Citi Bike, and Chicago, where it operates Divvy Bike.
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"One doesn't have to play the game to understand it and motivate players," she said.
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The bikes are technically operated by a company called Motivate, which Lyft purchased last year.
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The authors further warn that this technology could motivate rival nations to develop similar programs.
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"Fear is powerful," the former president added, suggesting that the emotion helps motivate Republican voters.
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Just yesterday, Motivate (makers of Ford GoBikes), LimeBike and Spin announced pedal-assist e-bikes.
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Last, but not least, is the song that will motivate you in nearly any situation.
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The company also has a new CEO — Jay Walder, who ran bike-sharing operator Motivate.
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But that message doesn't motivate voters when they believe the economy isn't working for them.
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Early bikeshare systems, such as those Motivate operates in major US cities, rely on docks.
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Motivate and Lyft say they're ready to deploy 7,200 e-bikes in the next year.
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I set it last night, hoping it would motivate me to go my boxing class.
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Think about it, and let that motivate your actions and the way you create space.
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Lyft declined to comment and Motivate wasn't available for comment at the time of publication.
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Does it dissipate the anger that might motivate the drive for a more just society?
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Schools therefore dislike unconditional offers, because they make it more difficult to motivate their pupils.
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Democrats often use these examples of party policy to motivate women to vote against Republicans.
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The behavior you want to motivate isn't making the goal; it's the attempt at activity.
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We've grown up together and you guys continue to inspire and motivate me every day.
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"This election cycle, we did not motivate enough people to the ballot box," Ellison added.
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They're also determined to speak out — and motivate people to get the answers they deserve.
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They motivate me, every day, to be a better Marine, and a better human being.
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You can donate, you can write to your representatives, you can motivate and console friends.
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"The passing of the bill could motivate Sarawakians to part ways with Malaysia," he said.
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"You've got a human who's trying to motivate you using humor and empathy," Intille says.
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He's not likely to lose, but his continued defection might motivate progressives across the state.
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There are people looking for new, young talent that might be able to motivate themselves.
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You know historically midterm elections don't motivate voters as much as the presidential elections do.
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"This will undoubtedly motivate new theories of planetesimal formation in the early solar system."[NASA]
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The fact that Beyoncé played the older version of her did motivate her work, though.
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Some passersby blared Hussle's music, which included hits "The Weather," ''Double Up" and "Hussle & Motivate.
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In understanding this, leaders can more effectively inspire and motivate those around them to succeed.
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Obviously, Trump hopes this will motivate me to bring manufacturing back to the United States.
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"This leverages collaboration, accountability and peer support to motivate behavior change," Patel said by email.
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"We need an `extra sauce' to motivate people to keep going," Kawachi said by email.
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"We've found from studies that if you want to motivate people they need regular feedback."
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The hope is to build experiences that motivate users while serving up real-time feedback.
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It bought Motivate in 2018, a bike-sharing company after Uber bought Jump, for example.
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If this won't motivate Floyd to step inside the Octagon ... we don't know what will.
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THAT HE JUST DOESN'T KNOW HOW TO MANAGE AND MOTIVATE A RETAIL TEAM LIKE THAT.
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"Coach Auriemma uses losses to motivate us even more," Stewart said in a text message.
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Fitness trackers are supposed to motivate us to get out and there do fitness things.
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She told me that her experiences with financial hardship both motivate and complicate her campaign.
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Just look at how many leaders use sports analogies to try to motivate their workers.
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The hope is that they will motivate other supporters, especially unlikely or first-time voters.
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The feminist staples of abortion, reproductive rights and equal pay continue to motivate female voters.
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On the arts ability to change the culture or motivate political activism, Fusco remains optimistic.
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This was inspired by Lyft's acquisition of dock-based bike-share system Motivate, Eyler said.
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The couple — who tied the knot in 2009 — help motivate each other in the gym.
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Because third parties have less money and organization, they struggle to find and motivate voters.
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However, he managed to stay on message, connect with voters and motivate African-American voters.
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"Hopefully the frustration I feel here will motivate me for the next month," said Osmond.
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All through high school and college, she never took it upon herself to motivate me.
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"Just watching him made me believe and helped to motivate me," Hield said of Bryant.
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But we do have some crazy fans and if we can motivate them to think….
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Open their minds, motivate them to support gender non-conforming artists, learn something about themselves.
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"It's unfortunately inconsistent with reality, but it does motivate people, including in here," Scott said.
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If being around others helps motivate you, look for free group classes in your area.
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For one, both assets motivate individuals to align their goals with that of a company's.
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Northam, meanwhile, has struggled to motivate the black voters who make up the Democratic base.
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People protest when they have serious grievances and the emotions to motivate themselves to act.
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Many bankrupt companies pay bonuses as a way to motivate executives to reach earnings targets.
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Let's hope Sanders works energetically to motivate Democrats to turn out and vote for Biden.
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Do you think the ban will motivate shoppers to bring their own bags to stores?
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Those aspects of exercise can work to motivate some people, but for me, they distract.
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If anything, that would motivate them to deregulate [the land] to piss off the liberals.
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And the best way to motivate him was to tell him he couldn't do something.
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So did making the film motivate you to take on any challenges in the future?
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Westbrook, who turns basketball games into performance art, does stuff like that to motivate himself.
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Mr. Lino continues to create songs, hoping to inspire and motivate anyone who hears them.
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But it may motivate the Dolphins enough to keep things within a touchdown at home.
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Only strong bonds, built through embodied mutual activities, have the power to motivate real sacrifices.
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He said a concerted stand against Kavanaugh could motivate Republican voters to go the polls.
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Yasin claimed she wrote and performed a vocal phrase used throughout the track "Hussle & Motivate."
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Instead of allowing our anger to turn into despair, let's use it to motivate action.
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Doug's not yelling at him, he's trying to be encouraging and trying to motivate everyone.
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Lyft acquired Motivate in late 2018, making them the largest bikeshare service in the country.
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Both major parties have been attempting to motivate their core voters ahead of the Nov.
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They motivate many of us to exercise when we might otherwise choose to remain still.
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It has several built-in programmable workouts and games to motivate you during a workout.
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The next morning, to motivate myself back on the wagon, I researched eating with others.
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More often, it's fear and anger that motivate people to speak up and take action.
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In this election, Coletto plans to track opinion on the underlying issues that motivate voters.
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This vote is only going to motivate them more as it continues to play out.
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Tracking your progress as you develop your meditation practice can motivate you to keep going.
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The Republican Party platform doesn't include anti-gay policies only to motivate the party's base.
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But there is a misconception that pressure could motivate the Kremlin to abandon its strategy.
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This should motivate China to insist on an end to this destabilizing nuclear build up.
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Don't try and motivate me into doing the missionary position; you are not Derrick Evans.
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He also said he was not trying to motivate his team by calling Reed out.
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It's up to you to motivate and engage your team to achieve its strategic goals.
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Separating those funds can help motivate you and keep you from spending frivolously, she said.
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"I want to inspire and motivate other people to take one step forward," she said.
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Hillary Clinton was not able to motivate those people with the same success in 003.
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I tend to become very dramatic in an effort to motivate them to be argumentative.
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While Star Wars seems to motivate Kal, he must motivate Cavill as the actor preps for The Durrell Challenge 2017, a 13k road race held in Jersey, Channel Islands on May 14th benefiting the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust that helps save animals from extinction.
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That, in turn, will motivate other businesses to put women in positions of power, she says.
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How do they motivate people and drive performance, if not through the motivational power of revenue?
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Now, Motivate is expanding the Ford GoBike program in San Francisco to include pedal-assist bikes.
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They bought Motivate, which is the oldest and largest electric bike share company in North America.
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Interestingly, it's not just money concerns that motivate boomers to take on a roomie or two.
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"Pick whichever one that's going to motivate you to get to the finish line," he said.
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Democrats say the issue will help motivate younger people to vote in congressional elections this November.
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It's hard to motivate yourself to study hard when you're only interacting with a computer program.
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Would a different looking photograph really motivate a person to get more involved in their management?
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This shows the Remain campaign needs to quickly find a way to motivate pro-EU supporters.
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A program like Y Combinator can motivate and bring structure to a founder's work, he added.
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For Stanton, such curiosity about finding the right path in a cave seems to motivate him.
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It's the only way you can motivate yourself to do it on an on-going basis.
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It has a cartoon animation on the main screen to help motivate kids to get moving.
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Donald J. Trump can motivate legions of volunteers and countless voters with a single rally appearance.
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Cancer has broken me mentally, but the women remind and motivate me to just keep breathing.
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Intel's solution has been to motivate employees to support diversity and inclusion with cold, hard cash.
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It is, instead, an election year tactic deployed by the gun group to motivate its members.
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The actions appeared to have several purposes: to motivate consumers to sign up by the Jan.
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I also wanted to motivate people ... my main goal was to be an inspiration and motivation.
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This comes following reports of Lyft getting close to purchasing Motivate in a $250 million deal.
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She joked with host Jimmy Kimmel that it's the perfect way to motivate her while acting.
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The company is always mentioned when we want to motivate people about starting their own business.
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But now, the double amputee and former Marine is hoping to motivate others as a model.
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That's great news for Lyft, which acquired Citi Bike and Ford GoBike provider Motivate last year.
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He really understands how to inflame people, how to motivate them, how to bond with them.
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Republicans may be able to motivate their core voters by branding progressive Democratic ideas as socialism.
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The diaries are fun to read, she says — and could motivate someone to pay more attention.
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A teacher's ability to motivate can start with a few simple words doodled on a desk.
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And I also know what will motivate the next killer to act in a similar way.
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It's about the ways in which money can motivate us to do things we wouldn't otherwise.
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She joked with host Jimmy Kimmel that it's the perfect way to motivate her while acting.
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He tells her not to let revenge for her dead girlfriend, Abraham or Glenn motivate her.
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How you reward people, how you motivate people and what values you hold people to matters.
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How you reward people, how you motivate people, and what values you hold people to matter.
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Motivate currently operates the existing urban bike system called Bay Area Bike Share, launched in 2013.
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So the CSU is concentrating on the law-and-order issues that motivate right-wing voters.
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The Trump coalition must recognize this and use it to motivate our forces on Election Day.
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But do we really -- does this motivate -- you mentioned earlier, the motivation is what drives turnout.
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The key to success is to unify and motivate this coalition to win the midterm elections.
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It's something to fear, something to motivate, or for some people, a final means of escape.
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Unlike primaries, caucuses are more dependent on the abilities of campaigns to motivate supporters to participate.
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"When my mom and sisters gang up on me it doesn't really motivate me," he says.
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Neighbors help motivate each other, they educate each other, and they figure out who needs help.
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It is far harder to organise and motivate dispersed workers in shops, offices and call centres.
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We can motivate women to enter these fields well before they're starting high school and college.
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All of this sounds sort of interesting, but not exciting enough to motivate the average consumer.
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But the question which remains is: What will motivate Latinos to actually show up and vote?
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If you always need stuff to motivate you, you won't play well in all the games.
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It's easy for Democrats to motivate turnout against Trump even when Trump isn't on the ticket.
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"Since Jaime has a big platform, his steps could motivate and inspire other people," Perkins says.
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" WATCH: Fergie: I Knew Josh Was Going to Be an Amazing Dad "We motivate each other.
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However, this question of, "How to motivate my employees as a manager?" is a misguided one.
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I even returned to Afghanistan this year to motivate the men and woman currently serving there.
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"If anything, it may motivate buyers to make their purchases sooner rather than later," she added.
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I hope to inspire and motivate other people to love their life and pursue their dreams!
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This way, they know it's coming and it'll motivate them to have progress to show you.
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Let's admit that data is valuable, pay people for it, motivate them to make it better.
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He pushes his senior executives to find ways to motivate and inspire their employees through selflessness.
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But he also needed a goal — something not just to occupy him but to motivate him.
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Why does it take the deaths of two children to motivate critical changes in the system?
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Those facts should motivate Congress to make meaningful updates to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
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"The agreement between Motivate and the city was about a docked bike (rental) system," Coté wrote.
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My wishes and thoughts are of prosperity, joy, happiness, beautiful moments and characters that motivate people.
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We want to motivate the people of America to get them done as soon as possible.
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But what will motivate me to try that when this way has always sort of worked?
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How did your personal history with gun violence motivate you to take action on this issue?
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At the hearing, Safai called it indefensible and accused the SFMTA of trying to appease Motivate.
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According to terror management theory, this fear has the power to motivate a life well lived.
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But mainly, we want to motivate people to put on their own events, nationally and regionally.
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Its latest M&A deal was urban bike service Motivate, which Lyft acquired in June 2018.
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They can also ask community members to donate money to motivate people to find the answer.
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Yet understanding how to motivate and inspire your existing team often takes only a few conversations.
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He plans to pursue a career in music after high school and hopes to motivate others.
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In buying Motivate, Lyft is responding to Uber's acquisition of the electric bike start-up Jump.
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What would you say would motivate them to go vote, knowing that they're kind of outnumbered?
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And without CPS to motivate consumers to spend the cash, it would have a weaker punch.
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Dopamine release creates feelings of satisfaction and reward, which motivate you to repeat a specific behavior.
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Greg Abbott, helped motivate perhaps the largest group of young Latino voters in this state's history.
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This can help motivate you to apply for the job rather than shrinking from the opportunity.
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This may help you feel better, and it could motivate you to take more positive action.
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Some research suggests that the potential to earn cash prizes can motivate people to save more.
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Those bright, bold ideas are the ones that motivate us and can feel the most rewarding.
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But she and others believe outrage over Trump's often offensive comments about women will motivate voters.
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Economists argue that such financial incentives motivate physicians to improve their performance and increase their incomes.
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There's precedent for using tariffs as an aggressive way to motivate countries to take collective action.
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It could also motivate companies to look for ways to make their supply chains more digital.
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Project In this culminating activity, students create a project to help motivate young Americans to vote.
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It is not clear what motivate the shooter in Ohio and he died during the shooting.
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Instead, craft realistic resolutions that can help motivate and propel you toward even greater financial highs.
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The most useful lesson Mr. Guile learned at the academy was how to motivate his workers.
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Future research needs to be done to better understand the factors that motivate employees to cyberloaf.
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Once you have the right team in place, you have to know how to motivate them.
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A trending pair of sneakers, Shawn believes, can help motivate someone to make the right choices.
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Some in the administration, however, view a donor revolt as a useful way to motivate lawmakers.
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But if faith doesn't motivate, Christianity as a place holder for other Western values still does.
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"Oh, they were just to motivate me to run five miles a day," she says, dismissively.
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Some research suggests that the potential to earn cash prizes can motivate people to save more.
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Recent years have marked a general shift in the methods used by companies to motivate employees.
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No ordinary politician would ever conceive of suggesting that self-interest could possibly motivate politicians' behavior.
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"I'm trying to motivate people to take care of themselves and not get pneumonia," she joked.
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Vikram Chib, an assistant professor of biomedical engineering at Johns Hopkins, studies how incentives motivate performance.
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A good example: After Uber acquired e-bike company Jump, Lyft acquired bike-share platform Motivate.
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Schneider was frustrated, but he said he later realized his coach knew how to motivate him.
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To motivate my craftsmen, I tell them it should be mesmerizing when you look at it.
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"I understand the grief and the incredible sense of loss that can motivate that," Clinton said.
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There's got to be that emotional, empathic connection to it in order to motivate behavioral change.
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And Lyft is said to be on the verge of taking over Motivate, another e-bike firm.
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Small steps are more practical to achieve, and they motivate you to continue pursuing the ultimate target.
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Click ahead, and let their answers inspire and motivate you to keep putting your mental health first.
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Grandmothers who cannot march are standing outside their homes and banging pots and pans to motivate protesters.
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The traditional home remedies, and negative connotations, didn't motivate the daughter to open up to her mother.
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There's nothing like the fear of being yelled at to motivate people to do good work, right?
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They need to express freedom of speech, motivate change, and rally the public to move toward progress.
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Trump will hold two rallies in the state on Monday as he aims to motivate GOP voters.
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What would motivate progressive voters, who have multiple options on the 2020 menu, to pick de Blasio?
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But there's a caveat: The purpose of the gyms will be to motivate women to get fit.
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Photo by MRD/TC Photo by MRD/TC In April, Motivate deployed electric bikes in San Francisco.
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Dinklage said that Tyrion has now found something to motivate him beyond the next mug of mead.
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The contest is designed to motivate students to increase the frequency and duration with which they read.
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What is often best for our democracy is having someone terrible as our president, to motivate people.
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First stop: Peña tells a little white lie to motivate Feistl and Van Ness into acting quickly.
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This is designed to motivate them to grow the company's value and to stay in the job.
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If you're trying to motivate change, points, gold stars and badges do not matter on their own.
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"It's a really convenient way to stay in touch with people you want to motivate," he says.
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We have found something we can do together, to keep each other accountable and motivate each other.
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The idea is that the small wins will help build momentum and motivate you to keep going.
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Cheung ultimately wants his model to motivate countries to hit the goals set by the Paris accord.
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It suggests how we might leverage people's already existing relationships to motivate them to make healthier choices.
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"Be empathetic and open, so you motivate others to ask questions and learn about the potential opportunities."
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Clinton is hoping abortion rights and the Republican candidates' positions will motivate female voters to support her.
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Seek out people who inspire you, support you, motivate you, and bring out the best in you.
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Discouragement has been something he has had to live with, but this only serves to motivate him.
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I certainly hope this is enough time to motivate people to start paying more attention to this.
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How do we motivate people of all backgrounds and means to help make changes for the greener?
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Grant aims to motivate readers to follow through on their original ideas that stray from the norm.
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She grasped that to motivate children you need to show them how music can enrich their lives.
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Today, the "disciple of servant leadership" uses his experiences in the military to inspire and motivate others.
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We constantly collaborate on things and find new ways to keep it fun and motivate each other.
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Both platforms try to motivate traders with a cut of the profits people earn from the Darwins.
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This is an issue that should motivate everyone, and it motivates me as one of Bacon's constituents.
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While comparison can motivate us to achieve, constant comparison is a breeding ground for insecurity and jealousy.
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In a tippy, feather-light single scull, there are no teammates to help her or motivate her.
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Sensing that the Trail Blazers were already on the ropes, Green did not want to motivate them.
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Based on her research, Kavanaugh's confirmation was actually more likely to motivate Democrats to vote, she said.
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The interesting thing is, while learning to motivate yourself, you also learn effective ways to inspire others.
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Severe US sanctions without an obvious off-ramp for Ankara will likely motivate resistance rather than cooperation.
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"If there's open warfare between senior advisors, that hurts the ability to motivate people," said the strategist.
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Some commentators argue that this may motivate U.S. multinationals to reinvest foreign earnings in tangible foreign assets.
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Surabian argued the primary challenges could motivate vulnerable Republicans to become solid votes for the tax bill.
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A different world All politicians paint a version of reality that can inspire and motivate their followers.
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While faith need not be monolithic — it can motivate both voting behavior and character development — focus matters.
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Just the threat of Pelosi retaking the gavel has been used by Republicans to motivate their voters.
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"While Clinton and Sanders struggle to motivate their base, Republican turnout is soaring," Priebus said on Wednesday.
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Clinton and Trump's teams are not the first campaigns to turn to the strategy to motivate supporters.
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The best leaders know instinctively how to engage and motivate their teams and remove barriers to motivation.
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And then if you don't manage to motivate these people, to find competent experts in another city.
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You can also use this to motivate yourself to develop the required skill outside of the office.
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I hope with these reforms and the changes FIFA makes, we can motivate people to get involved.
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The ad tries to motivate GOP turnout by playing on fears of the migrants traveling through Mexico.
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He needs to motivate voters in coal country, and thus hopes that fear will prick their heels.
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After hiring a CEO, it became more difficult to motivate myself to go to work every day.
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What happens next and what's going to happen with ... Yeah, right, and that really helps motivate me.
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The network, which is run and operated by New York-based company Motivate, is sponsored by Ford.
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Brooklyn-based Motivate has raised nearly $50 million from firms like Generation Investment Management, according to PitchBook.
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But both of these women, like my sister and myself, have personal drives to motivate their coverage.
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A. A great leader has the vision and the ability to share it with and motivate teams.
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Be sure to mention the things specifically related to the position that excite you and motivate you.
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With increased visibility, they recognize their capacity to motivate a generation of young girls from similar backgrounds.
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I motivate myself to finish up quickly, as it usually takes me two hours to do everything.
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The point of the council is to help find ways to motivate kids to be more active.
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The "other side" — in this case, the Democrats — still has to work to motivate its own voters.
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Motivate operates Capital Bikeshare in Washington, Ford GoBike in San Francisco, among other companies across the country.
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He uses the groups to train new employees on the menu, devise dishes and motivate the staff.
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Fear will motivate some people who are currently undecided, and increase the motivation of others already convinced.
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The bikes should be up and running within a month, according to Motivate, Citi Bike's parent company.
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Our next station measured my strength using a virtual reality headset to motivate me to push harder.
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And to motivate herself through it all, she says she turns to the British rock band Queen.
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Some people will talk about the people on the team and the best way to motivate them.
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And the fact that they're all volunteers means you can train and motivate them at tremendous speed.
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Having a mantra can help guide and motivate not only your career, but also your personal life.
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If Democrats need to sharpen their message to motivate reluctant supporters, these organizers should know that, too.
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You have no idea how much the photos and white house Christmas party invites motivate these people.
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It has a competitive profit-driven process to motivate you to learn and innovate, every single day.
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And if that doesn't lure you in, there's the proximity to international elite runners to motivate anyone.
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It can be a joyful thing, and that will motivate us to live lighter on the planet.
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A major angel group uses Influitive, an advocate management tool, to track, activate and motivate their members.
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As long as everything is on the table, the threat of automatic cuts will motivate deliberate reforms.
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"We figured if anyone could motivate women, who better to have there than her," Ms. Kingsley said.
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The cultural and natural splendor of Cuba should continue to motivate Americans to travel to the island.
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Taken individually, each case probably would have been too trivial to motivate law enforcement to do much.
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As a result, she "made a decision to prove him wrong" and let his response motivate her.
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Immigrant rights advocates have accused his administration of trying to create a crisis to motivate his base.
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This tax incentive will highly motivate small employers to expand their operations, which is good for everyone.
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How do we motivate legislators to treat taxpayers' money with the same care as taxpayers do themselves?
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Then he got a scholarship to a prestigious private high school, and a mentor to motivate him.
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Be something we can be proud of, something that will motivate us to get out and vote.
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Perhaps it will be a boon, one player suggested, providing Virginia with a scare to motivate it.
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Motivate, which operates in New York as CitiBike; in Washington, D.C. as Capital Bikeshare; and in San Francisco as Ford GoBike, was reportedly on the cusp of selling to Lyft several weeks ago, with the outlet The Information reporting that Motivate was likely to fetch $250 million or more.
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When Lyft acquired Motivate, the largest bike-share operator in North America, last year, Motivate had already introduced e-bikes in three of its biggest markets: New York (home to the Citi Bike system), Washington, DC (home to Capital Bike Share), and California's Bay Area (home to Ford GoBike).
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You'll feel personally connected to their mission, which might motivate you to raise more money on their behalf.
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Do we have candidates that are exciting to people, do we have candidates who can motivate new voters?
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Let these selections inspire and motivate you in the year ahead to drive innovation and make lasting change.
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She had been having trouble finishing a video, and she'd asked Madsen to motivate her with a threat.
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She said that she decided to make the drawings so she could motivate her husband to quit smoking.
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And I think if anyone finds any relationship to it, then it might motivate them to get well.
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It has acquired Motivate, the oldest and largest electric bike-share company in North America, for undisclosed terms.
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Given this, Trump's plea on Tuesday will probably do little to motivate Congress to pass such a bill.
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Shouldn't Messenger, as a personal communication platform, be able to motivate people to share pictures and videos again?
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The pension payments may help growers attract labor, Hawkins said, and will motivate them to formalize their workforce.
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The turnout—reported at 43%—was worst in cities, with the young and educated especially difficult to motivate.
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But these injuries might motivate them to find a more reliable everyday option than d'Arnaud, who has a .
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History of trauma and emotional turmoil motivate eating disorder patients to seek composure and control over their bodies.
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That has led to the concern, he said, that Graham "won't motivate the base" in the general election.
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Rocketrip believes you can motivate employees to spend less on business travel by rewarding them with gift cards.
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Google served its purpose to motivate me – now some other company will enjoy the benefits of that motivation.
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But some Republicans worry that McSally's Trumpism will not be sufficient to motivate those voters to show up.
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"I hope that by sharing my journey, I inspire, educate, motivate and help — just one person," she says.
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Democratic activists said the repeated Republican attempts to repeal the ACA provide a powerful tool to motivate voters.
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Any pain they feel will do little to motivate Chinese reforms and will further irritate relations with allies.
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He said he hoped to motivate younger progressives and minority voters who often sit out non-presidential elections.
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Lyft announced its acquisition of Motivate last July, a few months after Uber bought bike-share startup Jump.
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The "Hussle & Motivate" rapper's private funeral comes just one day after his emotional memorial at the Staples Center.
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Once I cleaned out the closet, I could hang up new clothes and be ready to motivate others.
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Stories like these motivate Andy Burnham, a plain-speaking Labour politician who once hoped to lead his party.
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The latest breakthrough by Lu and his team will likely motivate similar efforts in the US and elsewhere.
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The scholarship is intended to motivate those who have a disability to go on to achieve great things.
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A good coach should be able to intuit how best to motivate you, but he isn't a mindreader.
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Fitzpatrick will be sharing invaluable knowledge to inspire and motivate the entrepreneurial spirit that lies within us all.
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Struggling to motivate yourself to get back in the gym after a break or time off for vacation?
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How do you motivate the consumer to choose your brand, which is higher-priced than a competitive brand?
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Sitting in an unadorned campaign office, the pair work the phones to charm donors and motivate campaign workers.
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The American response sought to enlighten and entertain, motivate and bolster morale, including Capra's "Why We Fight" series.
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Today, Lyft announced it has acquired North America's largest bike-share operator, Motivate, for a reported $250 million.
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Since users don't even need to log in to see their stats, this email can motivate inactive users.
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What's the "work" you voluntarily do, without needing the lure of money to motivate you to do it?
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The idea is that you'll gain momentum by watching debts disappear and that will motivate you to continue.
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Neofect, a medtech startup from South Korea, has been developing tech therapy devices targeted to motivate the patient.
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"The country should continue investing in girls and motivate them through education," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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He'll have to inspire and motivate the senior staff to perform at levels necessary for a successful administration.
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The political scientist Albert O. Hirschman pointed out two mechanisms that can motivate an organization to shape up.
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And for sure it's going to motivate John to have a guy with the potential of winning Wimbledon.
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In theory, the urgency of preventing harm to constituents could motivate many Republicans to just support the compromise.
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But Will McCants of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, believes the loss of territory may motivate supporters.
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The same attention to detail is invaluable when addressing how best to retain and motivate one's own employees.
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Technology companies often motivate themselves by setting high-reaching mission statements: to connect, power, and improve the world.
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Then you have to motivate other leaders in the organization to share your vision and sense of urgency.
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By December, Jones was already thinking of ways he could motivate his teammates once they reached the playoffs.
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They're success is our success and they motivate us to work as hard as we do every day.
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If you want to truly motivate yourself to save towards a goal, your account can't be named 24601.
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Blake Orlandi, 33, who works in e-commerce in Manhattan, said the decision might motivate him to move.
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Overall, the book will help you build the self-confidence necessary to lead, motivate, and inspire your team.
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Ambitious goals will create a sense of urgency and motivate each person within your organization to take risks.
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But I didn't let myself stew in anger, I let it motivate me to pay off my debt.
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"The environment and the climate of the times hopefully might motivate people who've never voted before," he said.
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That reason alone — that the nominee is "confirmable" — should not motivate a president to choose someone in particular.
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But they cannot fulfill that potential until we understand whether they actually motivate us to move and how.
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Still, Trump's own comments about the 2018 elections have raised questions about how much he can motivate Republicans.
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Lamb distanced himself from Pelosi, and the GOP's ads tying the two together failed to motivate enough voters.
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Those candidates, they say, will motivate the party's base and resonate more with an electorate looking for authenticity.
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To motivate listeners to action, climate composers also tend to include "best case" scenarios in their musical works.
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The key is discovering practices and behaviors that motivate you to face the day and get 'er done.
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In a rapid stream of words, he categorized the directives he has been giving Russell to motivate him.
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Corbyn's leadership has actively sought to motivate these young voters, despite heavy scepticism about its effectiveness from commentators.
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Ultimately, they hope that the food-inspired packaging will motivate more women to pick up condoms for themselves.
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Many different priorities motivate the companies and nonprofits that work on plant-based and cell-based meat products.
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Jobs had a way of "casting spells" to motivate his employees, Gates told CNN in a July interview.
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You hire a personal trainer to motivate you to work out, even when you don't feel like it.
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He said that Lendl, in an attempt to motivate him, often tossed out motivational quotes from professional golfers.
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What are the issues that helped motivate Chris Underhill, a recent high school graduate, to register to vote?
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It concluded that "market forces, internalized assumptions and self-censorship" motivate newspapers and television networks to stifle dissent.
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We weren't sure what the Seven Ladders were, but they were enough of a mystery to motivate them.
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The headline-grabbing threats of mass extinctions and deaths may motivate action, he says, but at what cost?
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Those sentiments are what will hopefully motivate us to keep pushing for the changes our world desperately needs.
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Some sustain their language—and try to motivate children to learn—with trips to see family in Africa.
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Ask them how they motivate their teams to create a positive, outcome-driven environment without burning out employees.
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This may motivate Trump proceed with a safe and stable choice, to which Yellen is undoubtedly the one.
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As things stand, we can't know whether policy aims or personal financial interests motivate his decisions as president.
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These tips could motivate your reader to give you their time and help launch your next professional endeavor.
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Insecurities, embarrassment, ego, fear and vengefulness will motivate Iran's leaders to tighten their grip of control where possible.
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Thinking positively about eating and feeling better can help motivate some people to stick to a new lifestyle.
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But Corker has grown frustrated with the Senate's gridlock, and he struggled to motivate himself for another campaign.
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Ms Warren and Mr Sanders argued that their bold proposals would motivate voters more than Mr Biden's centrism.
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Journalists are accustomed to being attacked, and the Administration's insults have served only to motivate many of them.
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The negative comments help me uncover blind spots and also indirectly motivate me to continue improving the business.
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Then design interventions or campaigns that are tailored to specific audiences to motivate and increase fruit/vegetable consumption.
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Make sure goals are personal and reasonable, but also toss in some overarching, "outrageous" goals to motivate you.
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Visiting this time, she walks toward the tree, talking to her legs to motivate them to keep moving.
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So yeah, leaders that can help to expand understanding are often the leaders that help better motivate change.
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Immigrant rights advocates have accused his administration of trying to create a crisis to motivate his voter base.
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There's a very simple way to motivate millennials to vote, and that's demonstrating commitment to addressing climate change.
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"A lot of the things that still motivate me and move me continue to this day," he added.
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This uncanny prescience, which Mr. Butler, the play's director, described as "very spooky," helped motivate the Broadway transfer.
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High schools should motivate students not just for the end goal, but for the learning processes in between.
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It was like, 'Oh, it should be Cuomo and de Blasio,' to motivate the journey in some way.
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It could also motivate legislators in other states to introduce similar laws to protect independent contractors from harassment.
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The content typically did not mention a specific candidate, but focused on divisive social issues likely to motivate voters.
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A Texas fifth grader is hoping to inspire and motivate other young minds this Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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The sponsorship deals, at times valued at several millions of dollars, were a major source of revenue for Motivate.
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She has a whole home gym, and working out is always easier when you have someone to motivate you!
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That may not be much, but that little incentive is usually enough to motivate them to make a payment.
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So what would motivate the leader or Russia to want to help elect Donald Trump to the US presidency?
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Motivate first deployed pedal assist bikes in San Francisco about one year ago before more broadly deploying the bikes.
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I try to motivate her as best I can into being the best she can be as a person.
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The system will also warn users ahead of pausing their shows and motivate them to keep up the pace.
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Should Republicans rush to confirm him or should they use this opportunity to motivate voters in the midterm elections?
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Apple products "drive traffic and motivate consumers" to go into Best Buy stores in the first place, he said.
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If we take those facts to heart, they may motivate us, even in calm weeks, to push for change.
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Starting in May, Lyft-owned bike-sharing company Motivate will offer its Citi Bikes directly through the Lyft app.
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If we pay attention to that fear, it should motivate us to fight for the norms that we treasure.
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Resistance Door Gym — $393 See Details There's something about tracking your workouts that can really help to motivate you.
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It acquired Motivate, and its bike-sharing network, and deployed electric "dockless" bikes, and scooters in North American cities.
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How will he mold and motivate his coaching staff, which is an important part of being a head coach?
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The value of the endorsement, Beatty said, is the potential to motivate Trump supporters to show up at polls.
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By the time I ran Al Gore's campaign in 2000, Clinton's ability to motivate voters was still very impressive.
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Axios reports that the twin ride-hailing giants both want to buy Motivate, the country's largest bike-share operator.
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But Newman's relative success suggests that the right newcomer can motivate voters this year, even against a powerful incumbent.
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You have to be able to self motivate and be watching yourself and fulfilling how you want to be.
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"We might even hold a competition or challenge to motivate broader participation among mayors and local leaders," he added.
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Uber's ride-hailing competitor acquired bike-share provider Motivate, and Lyft is developing its own line of e-scooters.
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But if learning to motivate people sounds time-consuming, there's another, much older and simpler way to process despair.
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They didn't need one single location to motivate them to plot the murder of those they deemed non-believers.
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Let disasters motivate tangible adaptation, even though everyone who bothered to look knew they were coming a decade ago.
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In the beginning, you don't have a lot of followers or much on the other side to motivate you.
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It's why we have the Pulitzer Prize, to motivate better behavior, and why, ultimately, we had the Fairness Doctrine.
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"We have a lot of work ahead of us, we want to motivate and develop the team," Storck said.
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The Examiner reported that Cornyn is making moves to secure fundraising and motivate grass-roots movements to support Republicans.
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Check out which stars shared their dirty little secrets on social media to help motivate you to get clean!
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Stocking decisions are left to store staff, and financial incentives help motivate them to source and display wares effectively.
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"We expect the local labor market and global downside risks to motivate the RBA to cut further," Bloxham added.
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This deplorable intention alone should motivate Democrats to resist everything Trump and the Republicans seek, including McConnell's energy bill.
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At Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles, the doctors have figured out a new way to motivate patients: Fitbits.
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Knowing the consequences of our actions on this planet can motivate people to make the world better, Klitschko said.
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"I told everyone that, if I'm personally afraid of death, how could I motivate my people to charge forward?"
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What advice would you give your parents on how to motivate you to do what they think is best?
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"It's a really bad policy to use fear to motivate people, to try to get policy passed," Michaelis continued.
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Successful candidates have demonstrated abilities using strong interpersonal skills to motivate the public to take action for the environment.
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"One would hope that that would motivate people to turn their anguish into political action," she told The Hill.
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It was able to make the Nala character bigger in this one and let her motivate Simba's return home.
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One of your greatest powers is the potential to develop highly capable leaders who cultivate and motivate leaders themselves.
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It is in his capacity to motivate, the story of freedom he could tell about someone else's guitar solo.
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Bannon's theory of politics, the notions that continue to motivate his actions, became clear during his time at Breitbart.
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But the hype surrounding the Democratic gubernatorial primary in the state could motivate people to go to the polls.
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To motivate their core constituents, Democrats also need to embrace a message that speaks more directly to their concerns.
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Hollywood pushes those images as stereotypes so — big shocker — our youth coaches use anti-gay language to motivate kids.
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And now I'm going to have to go and be a speaker at high schools and, like, motivate people.
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Often when faced with failure, we implicitly assume self-criticism is necessary in order to motivate strong future performance.
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Action planet Mars enters Aries tonight, which will motivate you to tackle issues around intimacy in the coming weeks.
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McIlroy's fiancée Erica Stoll, with whom the 27-year-old wants to start a family, helped motivate his decision.
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He suggested that some Democrats could be content letting the issue go on, as it could motivate midterm voters.
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Lyft agreed on Monday to buy the core business of Motivate, the operator of bike-sharing programs like CitiBike.
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Student Opinion School is full of carrots and sticks intended to motivate students to behave in a certain way.
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A great leader does not have to say the most; they just have to say enough to motivate people.
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Still, he conceded it is harder to motivate voters to come out when Republicans are the party in power.
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Trump isn't convinced his tax cut—heavily weighted towards the already-wealthy—would motivate you to vote next week.
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Just 11 percent said they weren't working now, but a work requirement would motivate them to look for work.
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You should use the pain of any outlays to motivate yourself to ask for a raise at every opportunity.
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She gave students awards, like T-shirts and gift bags, to motivate them to stay in school and excel.
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From what I've noticed in myself as well as in others, it doesn't motivate us the way adults think.
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Norman Powell has said the words "motivate" and "grind" more through two seasons than any player in NBA history.
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I read that you once recorded your signature phrase to help motivate the troops during the war in Iraq.
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He is currently working on a start-up that aims to motivate and retain employees in the retail industry.
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It also generally increased levels of so-called "benign envy," which can motivate and drive employees to perform better.
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That fact alone may be enough to motivate self-respecting New Yorkers to explore what might be done here.
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Six years ago, Mckayla Wilkes experienced something that would ultimately motivate her to run for Congress: going to jail.
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Mr. Kirk, 24, began Turning Point USA in 2012 to motivate and organize college conservatives around free market ideals.
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But mindfulness, which is primarily a mental exercise, might seem a more unlikely way to motivate people to move.
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The parts of Motivate that maintain bikes will remain a stand-alone company and continue to service Lyft Bikes.
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Perhaps the biggest immediate electoral effect of the Trump plan has been to motivate Israel's Arab community to vote.
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She's right to highlight those perils, to denounce the tribalism and reductive scientific materialism that can motivate ancestry searches.
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"Our goal as a school is to really help students become principal leaders who can inspire and motivate others."
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Other firms have taken to funding bucket list items to reward and motivate employees, including tickets to Burning Man.
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Many young anti-abortion activists are also passionate about the human rights issues that motivate their more liberal peers.
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You will fail — and that shallow reason you started a company will not motivate you when times are tough.
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The latter may appeal to China, which could motivate a more constructive Chinese approach to the North Korean problem.
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A good way to encourage innovation, and motivate your team, is to ask for ideas and hear everyone out.
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The Wizards were eliminated from playoff contention on Friday and coach Randy Wittman is trying to motivate the troops.
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Just to be safe, President Trump held a rally Friday in Tupelo to motivate voters in support of Reeves.
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Flood's pedigree as a top Washington attorney could also motivate young lawyers to come work at the White House.
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There could have been solid science reasons to motivate nearly all of the film's more far-fetched plot points.
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The goal: Motivate people like Nick Barbarian and Brian Gordon, two irregular voters, to support Gabbard in the primary.
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Everything Donald Trump has done as a candidate and as president has been designed to motivate the GOP base.
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Jump competitors in the U.S. include: Lime Bike, Mobike, Motivate (the corporation behind Citi Bike kiosks), Spin and Zagster.
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Speeches on religious freedom may motivate the evangelical Christian voters who make up a large chunk of Trump's base.
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If these reasons don't motivate the president and House Republican leaders to action, hopefully American jobs and competitiveness will.
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The purpose of this group, I soon realized, isn't to just motivate people to buy things; it justified them.
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This could motivate more Hondurans to make the dangerous journey north in search of a safer, more secure environment.
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It should also motivate us to understand the global information environment we have built and imagine one far better.
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They bring with them the dreams they have for their own children and the priorities that those dreams motivate.
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The couple synced their devices to motivate each other to get in shape, she said, but a 4 a.m.
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And Congress should turn its attention to public investments, rather than counting on tax cuts to motivate private ones.
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In the long term, they can also motivate draconian policy changes that emphasize law and order above all else.
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In New York City and San Francisco, Motivate is solely responsible for the costs of the infrastructure and operations.
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That said, I really struggle to motivate myself to regularly engage in self-care rituals due to my anxiety.
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The threat of a Trump presidency should be enough to motivate particularly Hispanic and African-American Democrats to vote.
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"It's just a self-perpetuating, incredibly dangerous feedback loop," he said, noting that online rage could eventually motivate physical violence.
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This horrendous loss of income would undoubtedly motivate the country into getting the power back up as quickly as possible.
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And despite a wobbly debate performance, Biden still has strong support among Democrats on the issues that motivate Democratic voters.
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And when I'm entertaining, I'll proudly display this gift, so it can also motivate my friends who smoke to quit.
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By late 210, they decide to carry out ideologically motivate killings to intimidate ethnic minorities and destabilize the German state.
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In a weird way, those struggles I faced in the later years of high school helped motivate me even more.
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What remains to be seen is how we can motivate all the people who haven't started to do that work.
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Lyft-owned bike-share company Motivate announced late Sunday night that its bicycles would be free to rent on Nov.
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Move Minutes and Heart Points are designed to help motivate users to stay active throughout their day with small changes.
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The Constitution grants authors exclusive rights to profit from their work, which the framers knew would motivate Americans to innovate.
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" One WWF India staffer responded to the paper by offering to help park officials motivate and train its "frontline staff.
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Candidates are using science-tested methods to motivate the masses -- and some campaigns seem to be doing better than others.
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But, as Jon Snow is realizing, it's impossible to motivate people to fight against a force they doubt even exists.
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The number of times you're raped onscreen — there are other things that can motivate women and shape their emotional worlds.
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That's the way I live my life, and that's the way I motivate myself by choosing projects that fuel me.
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There's a reason SpaceX wants to send its newest there that early, however – beyond being aggressive to motivate the team.
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Lyft announced its acquisition of Motivate a few months after Uber said it would buy dockless bike-share startup Jump.
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If companies have clear gaps in their security product systems, knowing their negligence would be exposed might motivate some action.
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In fact, we're predicting their story will motivate plenty of people to show up and distract them from the news.
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The most prominent proponent of the idea that status threats motivate voting is Diana Mutz of the University of Pennsylvania.
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H.S. The second paragraph sums it up neatly: Different reasons motivate these journeys, but the experiences are often the same.
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But bills banning bills that ban bags, melodic as they are, don't exactly motivate a search for environmentally-friendlier solutions.
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Almost any undergrad who's taken an introductory astrophysics course has seen Rubin's work to motivate their understanding of dark matter.
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The MTC previously struck an exclusive agreement with Motivate and Ford for bikesharing around the Bay Area, it's worth noting.
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The function of shame is to prevent us from damaging our social relationships, or to motivate us to repair them.
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Worryingly, the greater the progress against a disease, the harder it is to motivate people and governments to keep going.
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Indeed, in the past, high turnover helped motivate some factory owners to share the gains from workplace discipline with workers.
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Nokia's BMI WiFi Scale will motivate you with instant feedback on weight trends, BMI and even a daily weather forecast.
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Commanders fear it may be difficult to motivate fighters again if they lay down their weapons for a long spell.
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The leaked video gives no indication that the poll numbers motivate the council to change its views on labor issues.
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I gain mental strength and motivate myself is by watching people I look up to and who possess these abilities.
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The hope is seeing that light at the end of the tunnel will motivate both sides to make a deal.
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Pictures and Google's Made with Code are teaming up to help motivate teenage girls by teaching them how to program.
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Oestreicher's working at NextGen Climate, a super PAC primarily created to motivate millennials to vote based on climate change influences.
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I learned particularly how success often came from their ability to build and motivate teams to accomplish a common purpose.
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And just like Kim K says in the episode ... Branden hopes he can motivate others to help make a difference.
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To motivate supporters, convince undecided voters and counteract efforts of opposing campaigns, politicians must seek to understand the voters themselves.
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A decision such as this made by founders may motivate some jilted investors to seek compensation for their lost investment.
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The adorable smart toy is equipped with games that motivate social interactions, and also enhance motor, cognitive and emotional skills.
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Mona Patel, CEO and founder of Motivate Design — Keep it simple, decide what you want and then go for it.
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But to motivate his base, he has focused on Raisi's record of stifling dissent and the killing of political opponents.
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Here's a look at some music that can still excite, motivate, and mobilize, all for the sake of just existing.
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Brow-beating, bullying, and sneering at political opponents is no way to motivate men to face the trial of combat.
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It's not known whether Bannon also foresaw that such action would motivate Democrats and immigrant groups to mobilize against Trump.
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The team's coach, Jill Ellis, is awkwardly caught in the middle as a federation employee who must motivate her players.
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Howard says the number will motivate him as he gets into shape and changes his outlook on life this summer.
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Is there a commanding message that can motivate Democrats to overcome the party divisions on how to deal with Trump?
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While Kavanaugh is broadly unpopular, Trump is hoping that he can motivate voters in states like South Dakota and Tennessee.
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An Uber-Motivate deal could have locked in a considerable bike-sharing advantage over arch-rival ride-sharing service Lyft.
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The Gainz Box delivers apparel, gear, equipment and fuel to you every month to motivate you during your next workout.
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We urgently need to motivate action, but given the ambiguities and dangers surrounding war rhetoric, we need better orienting language.
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US voters in 2018 seem ready to reject white nationalist candidates, which may motivate some to consider violent tactics instead.
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The technical stuff is the technical stuff, but the ability to motivate and get players to buy in is elemental.
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The employee-owned model is also often used as a way to help motivate workers to give better customer service.
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Even though the obstacles shake you up at first, you then learn to make them another element to motivate you.
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They're not just talking about issues differently; they're touting completely different issues to motivate activists and win hotly contested primaries.
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Other acquisitions in the nascent micro-mobility space include Lyft's purchase of Motivate, a deal announced roughly one year ago.
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Recent studies have found it may help prevent liver damage, heart disease, and may even motivate you to work out.
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So if you want to lead at work, you can "motivate yourself to think beyond your current project," she says.
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The researchers say their findings should motivate cities to rethink how they're regulating vehicles, and how they're enforcing those regulations.
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You're not going to motivate Republican senators to do the right thing in the short term simply through grassroots mobilization.
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All these factors have helped motivate Brad Stevens to put the ball in Thomas' hands far more this time around.
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With a 20 percent stake already worth $12 billion, hitting his targets may motivate the entrepreneur more powerfully than money.
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What would motivate two monks to plot against their bishop in a remote desert monastery, presuming they are the culprits?
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More than two years later, it's the same story: Women account for only 32.5 percent of members, according to Motivate.
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CRED, a startup by industry veteran Kunal Shah, recently raised $120 million to motivate users to improve their financial behavior.
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Asked if the threat of impeaching Mr. Trump might motivate her to vote for the Republican, she paused and considered.
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Last week, Lyft said it was buying Motivate, the parent company of CitiBike and other similar programs in American cities.
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New research suggests they might — if the disclosures motivate hospitals to lower the cost of their most exorbitantly priced services.
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There are tons of tactics you can use to motivate yourself to workout if you want to get moving more.
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The piece aims to motivate people to register to vote, as well as address the issue of 3D-printed guns.
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But it could also motivate Congress to change the HIPAA health law, most of which was created in the 1990s.
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Mr. Sanders disputes that argument, saying he will motivate a grass-roots movement of supporters who will push for change.
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"Nintendo wants to create games that encourage people to get active and motivate them to stay active," Mr. Trinen said.
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Similar worries have helped motivate cities including San Francisco and Oakland to ban their public agencies from using facial recognition.
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This music is there to motivate the team while they risk their neck in one of America's most dangerous sports.
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In this lesson, students consider the various factors that motivate groups to sponsor, and people to participate in, mass weddings.
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He sees the widely shared photo as a blessing — it helped motivate regulatory changes in climbing Everest — and a curse.
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So I think it's going to motivate people, even independents and moderates are just fed up with all this infighting.
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The instructors at SoulCycle are renowned for being able to motivate large groups of spin class attendees with encouraging words.
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Since you're starting with the smallest balance first, you'll get a quick win, which will motivate you to keep going.
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They're either too vague to be useful or too hard to get done, so they don't motivate you at all.
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In order to motivate others to be unafraid in their journeys, Branson recommended that other leaders follow his parents' lead.
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It's got a twin-turbocharged V-6 sucking down gasoline to both motivate the rear wheels and charge the batteries.
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Robertson sees visits from top national politicians as a way to motivate his base and get out the vote efforts.
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It is precisely these two factors that motivate teachers to dig more deeply into their own pockets to help out.
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Speaking on the margins of a FIFA conference, Ellis said she wanted a "challenge that is going to motivate me".
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Campaign aides and advisers maintain the impeachment inquiry only helps motivate Trump's extremely loyal base as well as his fundraising.
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That's a move Lyft may have imported from the docked bike share company Motivate that it acquired in July 2018.
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And I think I can motivate employees from a leadership perspective too, on how to stay humble but dream big.
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"I tried to motivate myself today a little bit more against maybe the best team in the NBA," he said.
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In addition to creating memorable works, an artist serves to galvanize and motivate future creatives in the face of adversity.
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Only 27 percent of nonvoters said a more convenient process to register would motivate them to vote in more elections.
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"I know this race will really motivate me moving forward and the rest of the week as well," she said.
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In class, he had practiced how to put a positive spin on bad news and motivate people who were struggling.
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But, of course that doesn't motivate people, because then if you don't keep up, your failure is not tolerated. Yeah.
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Here's a little advice on how to motivate yourself to get moving when all you feel like doing is hibernating.
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Trump has used tough rhetoric on immigration to motivate his political base at home, at times using racial or ethnic undertones.
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"We try to give them a voice because they have the capacity to inspire, motivate change and heal themselves," he says.
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The two winning games were designed to motivate Syrian children as well as educate them, offering a wholly positive learning experience.
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The reason to visit Wisconsin, therefore, would be to excite the base and motivate those supporters to volunteer for the campaign.
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Guaidó later admitted that he was not able to motivate enough members of the armed forces to join the opposition's side.
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He is still on Twitter and Facebook and works behind the scenes continuing to inspire and motivate people to lose weight.
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"If the price jumps [to] around $70 ... it will motivate more production in shale oil in the United States," Zanganeh said.
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Lorna Jane incorporates stunning color combinations and textiles that look amazing and totally motivate a person to go out and run.
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Wayenberg and Kessler hope that having all of this detailed information will motivate people to continue to improve their fitness goals.
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Walder is a former head of New York City's Metropolitan Transportation Authority, and the former CEO of bike-share startup Motivate.
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And even for some obligers, push notifications and reminders still might not be enough to motivate them to do the thing.
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They said particularly gruesome, emotional and realistic depictions of crashes would get their attention and motivate them to change their behaviors.
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It's true that her poll numbers are bad and that Republicans like to feature her in ads to motivate their base.
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Earlier this month, the University of East Anglia's student union wanted to motivate students to vote in the school's annual elections.
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In Chicago local firms like being seen helping their hometown—not least if it helps them to recruit and motivate employees.
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Just trying to motivate others & show anyone struggling with weight they can totally achieve whatever they want if they are dedicated!
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Sharot's work has shown that having the right amount of an optimism bias can motivate people to behave in beneficial ways.
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Under Lyft, Motivate became part of Lyft's bigger strategy to expand beyond private car services, which also included its scooter business.
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"Now I m going to have to go and be a speaker at high schools and, like, motivate people," she imaged.
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Everyone needs a frenemy to motivate them — and for much of the Gilmore Girls franchise Paris was just that to Rory.
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Just being aware of this can motivate women to do so much more and chase their dreams, just as I did.
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When looking at things that I could do to stay active, I was looking for something that would actually motivate me.
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To motivate people to take action, it's important to connect climate change to something tangible, like air pollution and health problems.
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And while she has spoken before about how poverty motivated her, Davis is in the perfect position to now motivate others.
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The study's findings, published in Scientific Reports, are the latest to suggest that dogs can motivate us to be more active.
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HSAs, tax-sheltered accounts for smaller health expenses, are another critical component of reform, because they motivate direct consideration of price.
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Republicans are struggling to sell the tax cuts, and many are turning to other messages, such as immigration, to motivate voters.
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This platform will go beyond measurement to motivate and drive improvement and make the road to personal transformation fun and social.
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Beyoncé's newest album, Lemonade, isn't just great for listening (or watching), it can also motivate you to do a new project.
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The Lunar X Prize is meant to motivate people to come up with cheap solutions for sending spacecraft to the Moon.
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"We want to motivate youth to consider entrepreneurship - and specifically technological entrepreneurship - as a potential way of poverty alleviation," said Tchoumba.
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The campaign will use the hashtag #InYourName and is meant to motivate women to stand up for each other and themselves.
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Perhaps a lack of federal government action will motivate state and local governments to amp up their own emissions-reduction efforts.
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I know that one of the goals of adding advantages to the game is to motivate people to make big moves.
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CNN's Chris Cillizza wrote Friday that unraveling what Obama wrought seems to motivate just about everything Trump has done as President.
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"One is crystal clear, and I don't use it to beat myself up - I use it to motivate myself," she said.
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Warren said he has a "people agenda" and while pay remains important he will also use "career opportunities" to motivate staff.
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The magnitude of the need demands that we motivate investment from the widest possible array of sources — both public and private.
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A significant financial investment is necessary in the Latino communities in order to educate and motivate our people to the polls.
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Looking to motivate his players, Ranieri promises that if they can hold an opponent scoreless, he will buy them all pizza.
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Maybe it will motivate you to hop on the bus or grab your bike next time you have to get somewhere.
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The purpose of the loose rule was to motivate its soldiers to pass the ACFT, the Army's newest physical assessment test.
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Instead, he proposes that people motivate themselves by understanding when to switch between two motivational mindsets called "promotion" and "prevention" systems.
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Valuing your time by thinking of it as money will motivate you to work diligently for what you are aiming for.
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Stewart's team is hopeful his loyalty to Trump, and the president's nod, will help motivate Republicans to turn out in November.
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The Obama administration is ramping up its efforts to fight terrorism online as extremist Islamic groups seek to motivate homegrown attackers.
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Just pick whichever one you think will motivate you the most and will be the easiest to follow through with.5.
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He used this rejection as fuel to motivate him to be better and reach his goal of playing in the NBA.
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The app is a prime example of "gamification," the use of elements from the gaming world to motivate people, in politics.
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A Supreme Court vacancy could serve to motivate voters, as a young justice would have a chance to serve for decades.
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Famed Green Bay Packers coach is often credited with using this phrase to motivate players and describe a passion for football.
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They motivate people using "radical candor," she says; they genuinely care about their employees, and they also tell them the truth.
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But it does suggest that adjusting people's health insurance premiums is not a good way to motivate them to lose weight.
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" "She's still the front-runner, but she's giving Espy an opportunity to use that to motivate the base for voter turnout.
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No matter what field I entered, I always knew that I wanted to be a leader and motivate and inspire people.
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On Broadly, we decided to share how we motivate ourselves, and sometimes each other, to push through such emotionally trying times.
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ED sufferers created a community within the app, sharing usernames on pro-ana forums to motivate others to fast for longer.
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When you see your friend do something super sick, you want to do it, too, and they motivate you to try.
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At the same time, the executives fear that a decision to not show up could motivate Trump to berate on Twitter.
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It's not immediately clear, however, what would motivate either Bird of Lime to sell to Uber at this moment in time.
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A. You have to motivate everybody and make them feel they are part of it, that this baby is their baby.
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"Hearing about a tremendous feat like Pete's can inspire and motivate people to live healthier and more adventurous lives," said Karnazes.
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Even if you're not a teenager, investing your money as soon as possible will help motivate you to continue building wealth.
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Would knowing you are at high genetic risk for developing a disease like diabetes motivate you to live a healthier life?
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Lyft acquired the core operations of Motivate, the parent company of CitiBike and other bike-sharing programs in United States cities.
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These sorts of testimonies help weave a shared moral order, which is necessary to unite, guide and motivate a diverse country.
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We hear endless warnings about Americans having failed to save enough, and the need for income does motivate some returning workers.
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Even if they fail, they hope the issue will motivate Democrats to devote more energy to the midterms elections this fall.
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These feelings motivate us to want to learn more about winemaking, though these sentiments are dismissed sometimes as romantic, or unworthy.
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This should motivate having some top talent in mathematics and computer science research the problems of AI safety and AI control.
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Only a decisive defeat in the November midterms will motivate the G.O.P. to move toward the impeachment process so desperately needed.
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