The book, thankfully, moves beyond what is essentially a semantics argument.
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The issue now moves beyond the realm of fact and into politics.
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"Postpartum" moves beyond motherhood to question the definition of family in Gilead.
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With the tin pieces in The Prototype, Strau moves beyond this interplay.
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Elsewhere, he moves beyond metaphor to consider the physicality of the mountains themselves.
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Its language moves beyond talk of merely winning; that would be too measurable.
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This develops when the price activity moves beyond the right side of the cup.
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Dunkin', meanwhile, is attempting to build up its drinks business as it moves beyond donuts.
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Yet Jackson quickly moves beyond the obvious provocation of this ripped-from-the-headlines setup.
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But the line also moves beyond the requisite sweatpants to offer social and political commentary.
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"Who's Irish?" moves beyond the Changs to other characters, although family remains a unifying theme.
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The policy moves beyond college affordability with the goal of eliminating the cycle of student debt.
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In these two paintings, Bennett moves beyond the realm of suburbs into another less definable domain.
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Still, it's a significant move for Amazon as Alexa moves beyond the home and into mobile.
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Norwich dabbles in such Orientalist fantasies too, but offers us some useful moves beyond as well.
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And as consumer genetic testing moves beyond the niche, the importance of addressing these concerns grows, too.
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Johnson starts with intuitions—redwoods are beautiful; the tech scene is cool—but quickly moves beyond them.
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The AdRoll Group has a new name — NextRoll — designed to reflect the company's moves beyond ad retargeting.
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Their focus moves beyond hidden cameras to what surveillance means as it relates to race in America.
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Mills's approach is refreshing because it moves beyond the strange conservatism in so much liberal writing today.
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The future of AR/VR could be bright, but only if it moves beyond where it is today.
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The window is rapidly closing for Oculus Home to establish a significant presence on mobile that moves beyond Samsung.
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In short, conditioning arms sales on responsible conduct moves beyond rhetoric to smart foreign policy that reflects American values.
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It's also one of the first moves beyond the Virginia governor's office that McAuliffe will have made after Lt. Gov.
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As the U.S. moves beyond full employment, wages could be set to finally increase in 24.1, according to Goldman Sachs.
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Moreover, he is always pushing toward an American creed that moves beyond both the white monoculture and the fracturing multiculturalism.
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Mel Chin's work, while visually fascinating and intellectually invigorating, when it moves beyond representation becomes significant, material, socio-political action.
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The injection of capital is timed with the launch of "Cubyn Fulfillment," as the company moves beyond pickup and delivery only.
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Not just for overarching discussions of copyright law and where it fails us as technology moves beyond the severely dated DMCA.
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But the discussion is unlikely to be very illuminating until it moves beyond whether or not to "break up Big Tech."
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As computing moves beyond the small screens of our cell phones, emoji could follow too, taking on new forms on new platforms.
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Mulvey herself, in her book Death 24x a Second (2006), moves beyond thinking of women's bodies as entirely fetishized, as pure spectacle.
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This disdain moves beyond the ability to engage in civil discourse, which is the foundation for a democratic republic and self-government.
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This will require a holistic approach to addressing this crisis — one that moves beyond simply limiting the supply of opioids in communities.
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SUPER BODIES moves beyond the gallery's focus on abstract expressionism to exhibit art from a potpourri of artists, periods, countries, and media.
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Pachama's business becomes profitable only when the price of carbon moves beyond $15 per ton of carbon dioxide (or similar emissions) offset.
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When religion reporting moves beyond myopic focus on the political power dynamic, a better picture of Democrats and faith comes into view.
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The price tag and damage in future years will only continue to climb unless the U.S. moves beyond merely reacting and rebuilding.
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Dontnod's follow-up to the well-received first season of its episodic series moves beyond the characters of Arcadia Bay, Max and Chloe.
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DoubleLine Capital chief Jeffrey Gundlach Capital, warns of "trouble for equity markets" if the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield moves beyond 3 percent.
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The acquisition will help Microsoft court developers as it moves beyond Windows and consumer products to promote its cloud and online services offerings.
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Civil conversation requires tolerance of those who hold opposing views but ideally moves beyond mere tolerance to positive appreciation of the other side.
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However, the time may come when the role of the American troops stationed in Qatar moves beyond deterrence to an active engagement role.
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As fast food moves beyond restaurants, customers may soon find themselves ordering McDonald's from a restaurant on wheels — even if they don't realize it.
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Not surprisingly, police chiefs across the country are watching the Police Department closely to see whether, and how, it moves beyond Mr. Bratton's policies.
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Nakadate moves beyond a Lolita-led consideration of naivety and recklessness by forcing you to pay attention to people who would otherwise be invisible.
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SUPER BODIES moves beyond the gallery's historical focus on abstract expressionist paintings to exhibit art from a range of artists, periods, countries, and media.
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Reader Idea How do you get students to engage in deep literary analysis — the kind that moves beyond basic comprehension and toward critical thinking?
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But if you have any interest in a future where the world moves beyond fossil fuels, you and I should both start paying attention now.
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They don't see Trump as some exceptional force in history, and their critique of the history of the Democratic Party predates — and moves beyond — Trump.
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This moves beyond vehicle-to-vehicle communication to give drivers warnings about road conditions, traffic lights, work zones, and more — up to 1,000 feet ahead.
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If Russia moves beyond simply their current harsh rhetoric regarding the strike, it will create a massive geopolitical controversy that would need to be addressed.
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When he moves beyond sound bites and into policy formulation, we may see a more balanced approach to trade than has been apparent so far.
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That in itself is significant, as serverless moves beyond early adopters and begins to become more of a mainstream kind of programming and deployment option.
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"It moves beyond the exterior surface and into the interior volume of the mask, employing a contemporaneous interpretation of the soul's journey," Neri Oxman explains.
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Buttigieg has a smaller operation in New Hampshire -- and then faces a much stiffer challenge when the race moves beyond the Granite State next week.
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BASF's acquisition of Bayer's seed business for $7 billion alters industry dynamics as the company moves beyond traditional chemistry lines into seed for the first time.
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This ad moves beyond that message to highlight her education policies, while maintaining the endearing images of young children at some of their most joyous moments.
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On "Apocalipstick," Cherry Glazerr has grown from three members to four, and it moves beyond the lo-fi sound and throwaway sarcasm of the band's debut.
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The most common argument in favor of this tactic is that it would give Democrats some sort of leverage as the process moves beyond their control.
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The campaign's latest video, called "Close to Home," moves beyond texting and driving and showcases a mother looking at a photo on Facebook before a horrific crash.
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I think anyone who really enjoys this experience, who moves beyond a casual attachment, may want to spend a little money on it to explore what's available.
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Unfortunately, however, as Fass moves beyond the distant past and starts to write about the period that corresponds to her own life, her historian's remove falls away.
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It is when the representation of the image moves beyond mere representation and becomes the thing itself, at least in our imaginations, that Gauger finds so magical.
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The career cellphone executive has been leading the company's moves beyond telecommunications, particularly its expansion into video and advertising, and was instrumental in the acquisition of AOL.
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The career cell phone executive has been leading the company's moves beyond telecommunications, particularly its expansion into video and advertising, and was instrumental in the acquisition of AOL.
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Pakistan has become the newest overseas market for Xiaomi as Chinese smartphone manufacturer aggressively moves beyond its home boundaries and hopes to replicate its success in foreign markets.
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Trade war prompts manufacturing moves Beyond Nintendo and Google, companies have been reconsidering their supply chains since the White House launched a trade war with China last year.
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If anything, it provides you with a more nuanced interpretation of Warhol and his work, one that moves beyond the artist as a kind of character or persona.
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Samsung Pass, for example, moves beyond the simple (though critical) capability of digital payments offered in Samsung Pay to a complete multifactor biometric-capable identity and vertification solution.
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That's always been a danger of the engineering mind-set, as it moves beyond its roots in building inanimate stuff and begins to design a more perfect social world.
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Riehl and Dominic Verity, of Macquarie University in Australia, have been developing a way of describing infinity categories that moves beyond the difficulties created in previous model-specific frameworks.
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But he too says the markets are keeping a close eye on trade, and whether the Trump administration makes moves beyond the actions its already taken on specific products.
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By the end, it becomes clear that this is a story that won't feel complete until it moves beyond Kratos, succeeding the narrative to his more promising and sensitive son.
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What will be clear is that the work (among other things) moves beyond the fixity of often timeless national categories towards an exploration of identity as something richer, more complex.
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"This creates new narratives for us to think about in the use of our collections that moves beyond art history," Ms. Pitman said with the cheerful determination of an evangelist.
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The volume quickly moves beyond any "debate" about the merits of BDS, dismantling arguments, for instance, that equate the movement with Anti-Semitism, or with the curtailing of free speech.
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Physically situated amid and between the walls of the gallery, "Inside Out, Upside Down" moves beyond Intermural Art as metaphor: it acts as intermural art in the most literal of senses.
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Like Seres, some are also eyeing the new opportunity in cancer, as microbiome science moves beyond the initial focus on gastrointestinal conditions like C. difficile, ulcerative colitis and inflammatory bowel disease.
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McCain has a primary challenge at the end of the month and if he moves beyond that, faces the fight of his life in a general election match-up against Rep.
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The Future Forward party, led by the charismatic heir to an auto-parts manufacturing empire, promises a new kind of politics that weakens the military and moves beyond the red-vs.
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Russian support for Trump and the projections that the Kremlin is gearing up for the 85033 election are issues every American should consider as the nation moves beyond the Mueller report.
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What if the Internet of Things moves beyond this messy experimentation phase and into real-time value generation, not just in the home but in all kinds of unimagined commercial applications?
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"If resistance moves beyond Asia and into Africa, much of the recent progress in reducing deaths from malaria will be reversed," said Philippe Guérin, Director of the WorldWide Antimalarial Resistance Network.
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President Trump will appear in a sit-down interview airing Sunday as he moves beyond his first 85033 days in office and his administration pushes for results on healthcare and tax reform.
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Hits from trap, dubstep, and practically every EDM subgenre have their own nightcore remixes, suggesting that the sound may have an even larger potential when it moves beyond the parameters of trance.
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But as the watch moves beyond wellness and fitness applications, the company has been working closely with federal regulators and plans to submit the results from the study for review, he said.
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Nobody, however, wants a partner who comes with lawsuits, a broken ethical compass, federal agents sniffing around the house, a work ethic that moves beyond crushing to something more sinister, and endless instability.
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As the AI moves beyond chatbots for the customer service department and is inserted into all walks of office life, AI will be monitoring many employees in real-time and word by word.
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The ability to walk into a room or venue and have the Here Ones shift their performance and features will give the earbuds a level of utility that moves beyond their headphone feature.
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Today, even as the music industry moves beyond its decaying center—the result of ferocious, enterprising work from artists like Tierra Whack, Solange, and Bad Bunny—summer remains a period of deep singularity.
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As the company moves beyond this issue, and adds more internal controls and oversight of its financial reporting, it said Thursday James Langrock was promoted to executive vice president and chief financial officer.
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Harrold, the author of several novels and poetry books, was himself an orphan, and he writes about parental loss in a way that moves beyond the hackneyed tropes often found in children's literature.
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While many continue to pay lip service to the faithful party base, Perriello has created a campaign that moves beyond the rhetoric and is truly responsive to communities of color that are still hurting.
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Its two biggest franchises are entering new stages: Marvel Studios is moving forward in a world without Steve Rogers' Captain America and Tony Stark's Iron Man, while Star Wars moves beyond the Skywalker family.
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At this point, the story moves beyond the details of the trade tussles: After all, what beyond what has been imposed and threatened in these conflicts could further jar Wall Street in the immediate term?
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That's important, as Facebook moves beyond its ongoing efforts to build better servers for itself and into making 3D virtual reality cameras, flying internet-laser drones, and the experimental Terragraph high-speed wireless internet system.
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Once the race moves beyond New Hampshire, where Sanders is expected to win big in his neighboring state, it will turn to Southern states that are much friendly territory for the former secretary of state.
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Daimler is also preparing for a new era when the auto industry's business model moves beyond manufacturing and selling cars to luring customers interested in pay-per-minute transport solutions provided by self-driving cars.
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For Kim Jong Un, these changes have been his best and only chance at long-term survival as he moves beyond his father's worn tactic of trading the country's nuclear progress for food and oil.
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The Commons is a bit like the hacker spaces that have long thrived in the Valley — places where coders and makers gather to build new software and hardware — but it moves beyond that familiar concept.
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His eagerness to go at the bomb from every angle suggests a voracious approach to fiction-making, a daring imaginative promiscuity that moves beyond the scope of his first, very good novel, "Family Planning" (2008).
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Now that he is officially the man who will become king, his plans will become more energized, and his moves beyond Saudi Arabia's borders, particularly regarding Saudi Arabia's bitter rival, Iran, will also likely gain strength.
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Read more: Apple's next iPhone could mark a new era for the company as it moves beyond smartphonesIt's not the first time it's been discovered that Apple may share some website information from Safari with Tencent.
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Gates quickly moves beyond the immediate political context of black disenfranchisement to tell the sad story of how an ideology that justified racism as science, and bigotry as reason, grew and governed minds across the country.
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NEW YORK, Jan 10 (Reuters) - There will be "trouble for equity markets" if the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note moves beyond 3 percent, warned Jeffrey Gundlach, chief executive of DoubleLine Capital, on Tuesday.
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Democrats familiar with his plans say he intends to unveil a roster of prominent supporters, including black leaders whose endorsements are seen as critical to his candidacy, as the race moves beyond Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Neff's approach often moves beyond mere two-dimensional representation and into examining the very tools of the trade, which means he's also been cutting open empty spray-paint cans to use them to create works of art.
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Berrio moves beyond the boundaries of traditional Christian versions of the birth of Christ to feature multiple children who seem to possess the spark of divinity and mothers whose bodies are revealed instead of being modestly clothed.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hollywood is gearing up for a concerted response to the policies of U.S. President Donald Trump, planning a pre-Oscar rally and a political action group as the show business world moves beyond angry speeches.
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As we explain, the series actually moves beyond its initial high concept pretty quickly — after the first few episodes, the newly-engaged couples leave the pods and to see if their relationships can survive in the real world.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hollywood is gearing up for a concerted response to the policies of U.S. President Donald Trump, planning a pre-Oscar rally and a political action group as the show business world moves beyond angry speeches.
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Split into two halves led by members Jake Ewald and Brendan Lukens respectively, Holy Ghost moves beyond their former themes of punk scene politics, fancying girls, and feeling awkward to deal primarily with personal struggles with death and depression.
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Super Bowl Advertising Moves Beyond TV Commercials When cable TV subscriptions in the U.S. peaked in 2150 — and 22016 million Americans paid to watch television delivered via cable — it seemed the traditional media supply chain was stronger than ever.
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That's why the Vermont Agency of Transportation, which has studied the proposal for fees several times, recommended holding off until "the market for EVs moves beyond an 'early adopter' phase," which it defines as around 15 percent market share.
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However, in this show allowing visitors to see the relationships that condition an artist's feelings and shape his backstory, it begins to create an intimate connection that moves beyond admiration and toward a more holistic appreciation of their concerns.
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With all of this in mind — by placing emphasis on sharing the stories of women artists of color, and encouraging participants to do the same — this year's #5WomenArtists campaign moves beyond raising awareness, to broadening understanding of the issue.
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Microsoft missed the mobile phone boat, as Nadella has admitted, so it's definitely on the look out for the next big thing: Bots, it hopes — as the technology moves beyond the usually disappointing AI-powered chatbots we're currently familiar with.
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New Zealand unveiled plans on Thursday to spend up to NZ$3.8 billion ($2.47 billion) a year under its "well-being" approach, which the government has touted as a new way of budgeting that moves beyond measuring just economic growth.
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Lemmons co-wrote the film with Gregory Allen Howard and said that while the film is set during the period of slavery in the United States, Tubman's tale moves beyond that to her heroic actions in rescuing others from that life.
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However, the cell doesn&apost store energy; the circuit must be within range of the fixed laser to generate power for the robot to take off, and once its cell moves beyond the laser&aposs reach, RoboFly&aposs flight is over.
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The Fed tries to give financial markets and the public as much warning as possible about what it's going to do with rates, but it can't reliably forecast its moves beyond its next meeting because economic data can shift quickly.
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The app is meant to be Zoosk's answer to Tinder's success, but it moves beyond the "hot or not" swiping mechanism Tinder popularized in favor of something more original: stitched together photo and video collages that tell the stories of its users' lives.
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Jon Snow and his not-so-merry band of Nights Watch brothers cloak themselves in an array of heavy pelts to keep warm while battling White Walkers, Wildlings, and basically anything that moves beyond the wall — a dream job, it is not.
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But an optimistic interpretation of Dr. Pauker's research is that when a society's racial makeup moves beyond a certain threshold — when whites stop being the majority, for example, and a large percentage of the population is mixed — racial stereotyping becomes harder to do.
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So let me suggest that we're now starting to see some of this new type of reform thinking that moves beyond previous reform era, with its obsessions of accountability and direct citizen watchdogging, and instead starts putting the politics back into politics.
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It also moves beyond an old wives tale that says if a woman bought herself diamonds, she'd never get them from a man, says Fox, who has sold about 6,000 rings and counts many celebrities, including Kate Hudson, Tyra Banks and Gwyneth Paltrow, as fans.
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"We take very seriously any effort by any actor, ... especially nation states, that moves beyond the collection of information ... and offers the prospect of an effort to influence the conduct of affairs in our country, whether that is an election or something else," he said.
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To me, being an immigrant daughter means my feminism is intimately tied to class oppression and anti-capitalism, and to building bridges among communities of color so that we may lift each other up and create political solidarity that moves beyond sentiment to tangible action.
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The key here is that while the S&P 500 hasn't seen too many moves beyond that 0.5 percent range, the fact that it has both hit a record high this month while being up 10 percent year to date is historically favorable for stocks.
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In depicting their complex relationship — the core of the novel — Lepucki moves beyond its particularities to breathe new life into an age-old tale: the profound terror and love that comes with being a parent, the inevitable ways we fail our offspring and ourselves.
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And while the start-up has raised almost $20153 million, employs roughly 400 people worldwide and operates in 12 countries, Mr. Shu says profitability — and not just aggressive growth to beat rivals to new markets — is increasingly important as the company moves beyond its British roots.
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But SecureWorks' costs will scale over time as the company completes its expansion into new countries like Japan, Australia, Singapore, India, France and Germany and moves beyond its core customer base of financial services, Michael Cote, SecureWorks president, CEO and director, told CNBC's "Squawk Alley " Friday.
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It's part of a new wave of ambitious audio fiction, one that moves beyond the early experiments that favored sci-fi and horror plots and cheap and simple storytelling devices and now boasts sophisticated sound design, top acting talent, tightly wound plots and form-bending structures.
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If you stick with Amazon's "Hanna," its energy and interest (if not originality) tick up in the last couple episodes, when the story definitively moves beyond that of the movie and capitalizes on a couple of plot possibilities that the film closed off or glossed over.
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The NBA in VR is an all or nothing experience, and while I have high hopes for how quickly the live broadcast might improve, especially as it moves beyond the Galaxy Gear to more powerful hardware, right now the quality of the immersion doesn't really justify the isolation.
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On the plus side, the new season moves beyond last year's unfortunate, protracted side plot involving Quinn, played by Rupert Friend, and plunges squarely into the machinations of President Keane (Elizabeth Marvel), whose actions against her political enemies is being called "thuggish and authoritarian," a senior aide (Linus Roache) warns her.
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Benchmark — which isn't sharing Sketch's post-money valuation or how much of the company that $20 million is buying the venture firm — also sees a future wherein Sketch moves beyond its roots as a prototyping tool for both highly experienced and novice designers to build out their experience without the help of coders.
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It is difficult to say why Argentina has failed so often, tying itself in the sterile knot of Peronism, given all it has to succeed; or why Vietnam moves beyond millions of dead in its war with the United States to embrace Americans, while areas of the world like the Middle East seem unable to forget a single death or grievance.
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"We take very seriously any effort by any actor — including nation states but especially nation states — that moves beyond the collection of information about our country, and then offers the prospect of an effort to influence the conduct of affairs on our country, whether that's election or something else," Comey said at a conference in Washington hosted by Symantec, a digital security company.
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