Every year at CES, Zalis organizes a "floor tour" of show attendees from The Girls Lounge, a pop-up conference she organizes at different industry events.
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It also organizes field trips to local colleges and universities.
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He organizes his time carefully, building repetition into his schedule.
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They show up to events when the right organizes rallies.
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Organizes a Make Poverty History concert at Sydney's Opera House.
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The way a cult organizes itself isn't unlike a business.
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The youth group he's with organizes excursions for the children.
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"Dragonstone" Jon (Kit Harington) organizes the defense of the North.
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Committee rules, processes and procedures are how Congress organizes itself.
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And Cookie organizes an intervention at Hakeem and Laura's wedding.
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It scans your photos and organizes them in several ways.
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John Curtis organizes his socks by color and holiday motif.
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The hotel also organizes birthday parties and other special celebrations.
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The New York area dealer group organizes the annual event.
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SAM organizes the community of Spartanburg around a common project.
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The company also organizes dragon boat races and indoor baseball competitions.
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R. immediately calls the restaurant owner and organizes a strategy plan.
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The assembly organizes workshops and activities aimed at educating their peers.
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Downstairs, Lala organizes the store and tends to a few customers.
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But when collective hate organizes and gets industrialized, then genocide follows.
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For example, we didn't know how she organizes her tea drawer.
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"Unfortunately, so far chaos organizes the presidency right now," he added.
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The way Lincoln Center organizes its summer offerings makes little sense.
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He organizes them by material, color, designer, nationality and subject matter.
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The camp organizes conferences and activities for people for all levels.
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As an adult, he organizes his closet with military-grade precision.
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To fit everything in, he organizes his tasks into four categories.
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He organizes haircuts and a clothing drive for those in need.
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Rita organizes and oversees everything that Milch cannot do for himself.
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Every fall MU organizes an exhibit to complement Dutch Design Week.
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Mike Lee (R-Utah), who organizes the Wednesday Steering Committee gathering.
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On land, the NGO organizes beach cleanups all over the world.
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"The whole thing organizes as some very strongly correlated medium," Polyakov explained.
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Blue Ventures surveys reef heath and organizes local communities toward reef conservation.
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During the summer, he runs camps and organizes a pro-am league.
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So she shops (and then consequently organizes her closet with Finery) accordingly.
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Each week, the partnership organizes online learning sessions around different focus areas.
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Whenever Hornick displays her portraits, she organizes them in clusters of three.
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She now organizes meals in advance, and is able to resist temptation.
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Examine who books your trips, arranges outings, organizes Christmas, buys birthday cards.
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Bronn organizes a secret (and surprise) meeting with Tyrion in King's Landing.
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And for every birthday, she organizes a celebration with families and friends.
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It organizes all your projects and shopping favorites in one neat place.
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Even the man who organizes Trujillo's assassination first guards the dictator's life.
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"Every day the sky organizes itself / as if for watchers," she writes.
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Another Marylander organizes a group to make masks for a local hospital.
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The trombonist Craig Harris regularly organizes concerts and educational events in Harlem.
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She organizes her community around educational justice, criminal justice, and immigration justice.
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Society organizes itself very efficiently to punish, silence or disown truth-tellers.
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Her company, Magic & Melanin, organizes experiences for groups traveling in West Africa.
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It organizes conversations, activities, and employment to help restore addicts' sense of purpose.
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The minority party on Capitol Hill can stop almost anything it organizes against.
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They happen to be the group that organizes the annual Krispy Kreme race.
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For entertainment, the displaced community organizes dance classes, football matches and wrestling tournaments.
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She organizes their day by getting them off to various appointments and activities.
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The conversation is led by a volunteer host, who also organizes the event.
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The organization organizes GOTV efforts and fundraises to lobby for stronger gun control.
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The group organizes rallies around the country in support of defunding Planned Parenthood.
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How did you find Dany Cabrera Garcia, the guy who organizes the paquete ?
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Hivy created a dashboard that organizes all those requests in a single place.
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The group, which organizes charity and sports events, began its patrols last year.
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Create a dashboard together with your representative's local staff that organizes relevant information.
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And because everyone organizes anonymously, no one knows who each other is, really.
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She organizes the opening and closing bell ceremonies, along with other events there.
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But my boss also organizes traditional masked balls and Caribbean-themed zouk parties.
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The key evolution in recent years is who contracts and organizes these networks.
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We also chat with the newer bartender who organizes music shows in town.
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Reed Exhibitions, which organizes the event, announced its decision to cancel on Wednesday.
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Ratleff smartly organizes the shows around artist-run galleries, alternative spaces, and groups.
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That, and the cheap wine and hotels the campaign organizes for overnight stays.
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Every year, he organizes the Dempsey Challenge, a cycling, running and walking fundraising event.
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It now supports more than 13,000 schools and organizes online competitions across the country.
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In Los Angeles, organizes estimated 750,000 people had protested, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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The Entertainment Software Association — which organizes E3 each year — made 33,000 public tickets available.
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"She wouldn't be a traditional 'pastor's wife' who organizes bake sales," the source explains.
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Ideally, companies would release raw numbers and information on how it organizes candidates internally.
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She's a veteran member of ADAPT, a grassroots community that organizes disability rights protests.
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UFC, if you don't know, organizes mixed martial arts fights all over the world.
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Read this story next: How I Created A Bullet Journal That Organizes My Life
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" Writing, "But one thing criticism unavoidably does: it organizes the Cult of the Name.
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Mr. Taunton runs the Fixed Point Foundation, which organizes debates between Christians and atheists.
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"Now we're down to the core group," said Dennis McKeon, who organizes the trip.
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PillPack is an online pharmacy that packages, organizes and delivers presorted doses of medications.
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Petros is the general secretary of UVW, which organizes almost exclusively among migrant workers.
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Joe [DeTullio, a production designer] goes to the shop, and he organizes the construction.
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However, more important is understanding how a far-right movement operates, organizes and functions.
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Mr. Campagna organizes projects on Google Drive spreadsheets that he shares with his wife.
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Every year before this event, Hoffman organizes a charity tournament to benefit his foundation.
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In one, he gives voice to an animated koala who organizes a singing contest.
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She contacted the A.S.P.C.A., which organizes animal-crisis response centers all over the country.
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The GSM Association, which organizes MWC, maintains it'll be business as usual in Barcelona.
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"Society organizes itself very efficiently to punish, silence or disown truth tellers," she writes.
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Local political activist Nadim Abbasi organizes protests aimed at bringing these issues to light.
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"He organizes his research in the most faraway lands," a friend later told me.
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His company has also acquired an outfit that organizes social leagues for college students.
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It's so funny now in the 21st century, it's a woman who organizes this.
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The memorandum isn't exactly new: it organizes, describes, and codifies practices already in use.
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My dive shop organizes several trips a year to varying dive sites around the world.
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NDWA has 63 local affiliates and chapters around the country, and organizes nearly 200,000 workers.
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Amazon organizes an annual "picking challenge" where teams vie to create the fastest robot pickers.
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Watson Workspace magically organizes past messages into clusters and even extracts summaries and action items.
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Instead, she organizes her canvases to appear chaotic and often comedic, yet they're always controlled.
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And he&aposs doing this as Trump organizes a summit -- not a war, a summit.
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A name organizes what came before it, which Acheson does not do in every work.
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Reservations organizes your flights, hotel information, and any rental car reservations you may have made.
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He founded the Congressional Sports for Charity Foundation in 85033, which now organizes the game.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) organizes in pretty much every county in the United States.
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When Mr. Brown learns he has to return to prison, he organizes a farewell blowout.
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Toward the end, she organizes — by way of an app — a "women's march" in Brooklyn.
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His company organizes all-day scooter tours in the Dutch countryside and through small towns.
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The club organizes activities for expats and locals and is recognized by the local government.
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The climate science community already self-organizes to do deep dives on particularly vexing uncertainties.
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In addition to informal gatherings, Atlas: DIY also organizes Friday yoga sessions for its members.
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The company also organizes subscription emails and delivers a newsletter-style digest of some subscriptions.
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Here's a breakdown of what Fresen's spreadsheet looks like and how he organizes his business:
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DJ Khaled organizes his sneaker collection in a circular closet that can hold 500 pairs.
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He studies Dutch and organizes anti-Assad protests in public squares, though attendance is sparse.
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You forward emails to the app, and it organizes the information into legs of travel.
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As part of Global Goals Week, UNDP organizes Social Good Summit meetups all over the world.
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VICE News follows Taylor as he organizes Sanders activists ahead of the week of planned protests.
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Today, the road reflects the hierarchy that organizes life in Russia into a top-down structure.
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The Black List has evolved into a community of screenwriters and filmmakers; it organizes local meetups.
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As of this writing, GSMA, which organizes the MWC, insists that the conference is still on.
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Orjan Nilson runs a a souvenir store on the Storskog border crossing, and organizes quad tours.
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Apple TV, by comparison, organizes apps into categories as part of its larger user interface design.
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The company has also developed its own operational system — PharmacyOS — which organizes patient and pharmaceutical data.
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The app can now display all your devices in one view and organizes them by room.
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She organizes the drawer in tidy rows — there are eight columns of tightly packed tea bags.
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The State Department promptly organizes a medical team and an airplane to travel to North Korea.
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As part of this person-based organization, June also organizes files based on who sent them.
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"A lot of this is brand new," said Woodard, who also organizes a local music festival.
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"We don't understand the rules by which the brain re-organizes to learn things," he said.
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Uber den Tellerrand organizes cooking classes led by Syrian and Afghani refugees in the Schöneberg district.
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Alliance General Manager Kelly Ong organizes the team's travel and business affairs when they're not playing.
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Apple color codes the purchases made on your Apple Card and organizes them in a graph.
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Britain First organizes "Christian patrols" and "invades" mosques trying to intimidate those who attend religious services.
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Collin Laverty, an American who organizes tour groups in Cuba, said travelers should avoid checking luggage.
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Thread also organizes a day for parents, and volunteers reach out to families to build rapport.
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Meetup also organizes group events, which can take some of the pressure off meeting new people.
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The Palms Hotel & Spa in Miami Beach organizes three-hour-long beach cleanups every three months.
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He organizes his remembrances according to the women with whom he was involved at the time.
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Her mother works as a freelance graphic designer in Santiago, where she also organizes art exhibitions.
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For May, Uruguay's ambassador, Elbio Oscar Rosselli, above, organizes and speaks at meetings and sets schedules.
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An abandoned woman has no status, says Shiwali Suman, who organizes abandoned wives in New Delhi.
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"She organizes the mail and makes sure we sit down and go through it every week."
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Muzinda also helps fundraise for an orphanage and organizes Christmas parties for the children living there.
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One of them, Maxime Nicolle (107,000 followers), organizes frequent impromptu "lives", immediately followed by thousands of people.
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I'm always note-taking because I manage every aspect of my career so this organizes my life.
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In addition to the US races it designs and organizes, Spartan will usually license its international races.
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Instagram revealed today how it organizes users' feeds, including how it considers different factors in its algorithm.
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NewCo organizes its events around target cities, with participating companies planning events for attendees in their offices.
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The rest was up to the PopBliss team, a pop-up wedding service that organizes group ceremonies.
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Through his business, the Roots Collective, he activates and organizes vendors at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex.
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It also organizes in-person events and encourages people to connect on Twitter or the website's forums.
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Calvino owns Terroir Event Company, which organizes cannabis farmers markets in Mendocino, and the one in Malibu.
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Nineteen teams competed in the first race by Otillo, which now organizes nine race weekends a year.
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Each WeWork has a "community manager" who keeps tabs on members, makes introductions and organizes social activities.
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It also regularly organizes events to promote interfaith dialogue and has ratified international treaties guaranteeing religious freedom.
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"It's apocalyptic," said Eleanor Batreau, 45, who organizes pilgrimages to Lourdes and sometimes works at Notre-Dame.
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When the weather allows, the Romanès family organizes a big barbecue before the show with the public.
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"I went over and unfastened it," said Barry Hopkins, a local motel owner who organizes free concerts.
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Once the RV is ready to go, Faircloth organizes a way to transport it to the recipient.
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She organizes her days accordingly, only accepting meetings and speaking engagements where she can take the baby.
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And why, even as she embraces her youthful classmates, Ms. Meintjes also organizes gatherings for fellow transfers.
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It also organizes related "cocktail parties" where it can match attendees for several minutes at a time.
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The first is an industry classification system, a taxonomy, that organizes markets by industries and sub-industries.
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The service, called Jupiter, organizes groceries in customers&apos kitchens, and keeps track of what needs replacing.
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This choreographer organizes by dream logic, and for those itching to interpret, recurring imagery can be noted.
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In 2015, she started a luxury dog events company, Chase & Papi, which organizes fancy "Yappy Hour" parties.
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And, product management organizes all different parts of the company...to create the best experience for the customer.
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The collective, which now includes 22 members, regularly releases zines and organizes events to highlight their members' work.
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More importantly, this charming research method has given us new insight into how the brain organizes visual information.
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"I use [it] because clubs and stuff from school organizes events on there," said Lauren O'Connor, also 22.
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She organizes regular field days to teach farmers about good practices and the best inputs for better yields.
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How it works: DoNotPay asks clients a series of questions and organizes their answers into a letter template.
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The way Inbox organizes emails isn't for everyone, but nothing can search your inbox faster or more accurately.
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The Entertainment Software Association, which organizes E3, plans to fill the gap with virtual reality and mobile games.
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PillPack, which organizes and delivers packages of medications for consumers, is licensed to ship prescriptions in 49 states.
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DoD, like the Department of State, organizes most national security responsibilities based on political borders and physical location.
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The article also misstated the phone number for the Experience Travel Group, which organizes tours to the area.
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The News tab itself then organizes the posts by category, so users can filter the news for themselves.
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In addition to this study and others, once a year it organizes an intimate women's entrepreneurship networking event.
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That means the more you practice anything the more it reinforces and organizes the connections in your brain.
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By comparison, Sanders looks more like a slightly chunky soccer mom who organizes snacks for the kids' games.
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New York City's Get Out and Trek (GOAT) organizes events, day trips and overnight trips throughout the year.
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One such group in Colorado, the 200-member Genízaro Affiliated Nations, organizes annual dances to commemorate their heritage.
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It's about the way a person is living: the way she eats, the way she organizes, her flowers.
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However, Gary Shapiro, president and CEO of the Consumer Technology Association, which organizes CES, stands by the decision.
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After the assassination attempt Sesto organizes, Tito spent the second act in a hospital bed, trailing IV drips.
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I'm also grateful to have a partner who does a lot of school pickups and organizes play dates.
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She juggles play dates, organizes nap schedules and indulges requests to screen "Moana" several times in a row.
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"Everyone is watching the situation very closely" said the Entertainment Software Association, who organizes E3, in a statement.
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That's assuming that the Republic still organizes iftars: I was last invited to one in the mid-2000s.
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Ms. Perez-Jordan, a Latina activist who organizes against mass incarceration, will remain on the Women's March board.
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It is on mobile devices that we consolidate our online lives and that civil society organizes and mobilizes.
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Warehouse Workers for Justice, which organizes warehouse workers in the Chicago area is one of Athena's founding members.
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The dancer Alexandra Albrecht organizes this free gallery showing of works in progress on the Lower East Side.
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In addition to the annual dance competition, Sila Rainbow also organizes year-round events for the community's youth.
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Right now, what that looks like is an extremely unequal society where ... In an information society, we shift from really an emphasis on labor and the division of labor as the key thing that organizes us, to learning and a division of learning is the key thing that organizes us.
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It organizes the types of tracking requests it is blocking into different categories: advertising, analytics, social media and content.
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The group, led by Bernice Scott, organizes in the rural part of Richland County, the state's second biggest county.
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To do that, it organizes the CMX Summit and also offers membership to a private network called CMX Pro.
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True Colors also organizes the largest LGBTQ youth conference in the country and manages Connecticut's only LGBT mentoring program.
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Every year, she organizes the Biofabricate conference, which gathers scientists, stylists, designers, and artists working on cell-material development.
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Clarity neatly organizes itself into four tabs: a home feed, an accounts page, a search tool, and your profile.
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Trump in December chastised the Commission on Presidential Debates, the nonpartisan group that organizes the debates every four years.
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Data Organization Hider 2 not only protects your files, but it also organizes them, so they're nice and tidy.
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From Tahrir Square to the Tea Party — our community organizes these demonstrations using our infrastructure for events and groups.
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In Mexico, for example, APM Terminals organizes train transport from the Pacific Coast to premises close to Mexico City.
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A freight forwarder organizes shipments from a supplier in one region and ships them to customers in faraway countries.
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Most Americans would therefore likely choose to visit Cuba only as part of a group that organizes the paperwork.
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The gift bag is not affiliated with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which organizes the Oscars.
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One way to understand an adversary's aims is to uncover how it organizes and prioritizes elements within its economy.
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Here's what you have to play with: Episode #61: "Dragonstone" Jon (Kit Harington) organizes the defense of the North.
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The social media platform currently organizes posts from newest to oldest, which often leads to missing posts from friends.
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Feedback organizes action and awareness campaigns (as well as events) that target food waste from — literally — the ground up.
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As he expected, Dogus, a Kurdish restaurateur who organizes the British Kebab Awards, was defeated in Thursday's general election.
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YouTube says it's removing some of the content shelves — those areas where it organizes videos by channels and topics.
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In Bomdila, he founded a travel agency which organizes trekking expeditions in Northeast India and Bhutan, called Himalayan Holidays.
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Romania was kicked out for failing to pay debts to the European Broadcasting Union, the conglomerate that organizes Eurovision.
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Brodesser-Akner implies that a woman who "organizes thoughts," and charges $100 an hour for it, does absurd work.
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Jalade-Ekeinde, 40, was invited Wednesday to become a member of the Academy, which organizes the Oscars awards ceremony.
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"The United States is the only democracy that organizes its national election campaign around the news media," Patterson said.
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In summer, "it's back to the old days," said Lucas Trihey, who organizes events at the Big Red Bash.
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As well as aggregating relevant news on one page, the app organizes news articles under topics you're interested in.
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But interest in the case grew so much that he now organizes them more formally and charges for them.
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The latter organizes readings of works the government likes and has increased its circulation into rare tens of thousands.
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The nonprofit also organizes day hikes, queer youth trips, a family campout and service work projects throughout the year.
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One of the most radical is known as the Jerusalem faction, which regularly organizes protests against the Israeli government.
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The club relies on private donations and organizes fund-raisers to pay for the team's overseas trips and expenses.
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But even as Mayor Nardella organizes meetings with law enforcement agencies, university leaders and students, the party goes on.
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In addition to the twice-daily check-ins, Lockhart organizes a monthly all-hands week at the main office.
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From Tahrir Square to the Tea Party -- our community organizes these demonstrations using our infrastructure for events and groups.
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Currently, the organization is working to implement a collective model based on the way Teamsters Local 2300 organizes movers.
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Since law school, Mr. Gross has led Brandworkers, a group that organizes employees in the specialty food-making business.
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Absolute control of information and technology are foundational to how the CCP organizes its economy and controls its companies.
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I hung back, splashing around aimlessly with a businessman named Wilfried Biedermann, an AfDer who organizes Petry's Bavarian appearances.
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Options will be discussed when the Commission organizes a meeting with consumer groups in Brussels in September, he said.
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Ms. Kilbane's chapter organizes discussions and workshops on sexual harassment, and conducts training in self-defense and bystander intervention.
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He organizes the contents of his closet by color; the contents of my closet are usually strewn across my floor.
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It organizes discussions by topic and group, is similar to instant messaging chatrooms, and allows cooperation on documents and files.
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To accommodate the greatest number of people, software defines the range of possible choices and organizes them into decision trees.
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The Amis du Palais de Tokyo organizes events and activities for a network of patrons and collectors supporting the museum.
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There's never been a better makeup bag that actually organizes and protects your favorite products than this Joyus cosmetic case.
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The Alley organizes exhibitors into two types of featured pavilions: categories (like Health & Biotech, Mobility & Transportation and Robotics) or countries.
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That may change with Apple's new layout for Photos, which organizes shots into easy-to-browse days, months, and years.
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Dustin gives speeches about his journey, and the couple organizes races for the non-profit's fundraising arm, Team in Training.
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"By comparison, Sanders looks more like a slightly chunky soccer mom who organizes snacks for the kids' games," Horsey wrote.
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The new section organizes low-cost products by category, including by Women's, Men's, Electronics, Gifts, Home Décor, Household, and Watches.
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Point Plex towards the movies and shows in your Amazon locker, and it organizes them into a library for you.
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Nancy Goméz organizes victims of sexual violence in the vast, oil-rich eastern plains of Meta, a longtime rebel stronghold.
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The former Florida governor says "chaos" organizes Trump's presidency so far and the White House urgently needs restructuring and discipline.
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The White Fox regularly appears on MassDrop, a popular website that organizes discounted group buys of products directly with manufacturers.
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It's there in the sense that it organizes your life and is operative in how you act within the world.
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With the help of the drawings, he organizes what he is looking at — its complexity — into something no less complex.
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While the IOC organizes the Olympic Games as a whole, the federations run their own sports competitions within that framework.
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So when he learns of the dragon, he organizes a hunting party (which Lowery spends time observing the formation of).
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The okupa also organizes documentary screenings, poetry readings, and release parties for magazines—like AK-69—sympathetic to their cause.
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FIRST Global organizes a yearly international Olympics-style robotics competition with teams from around the country, according to its website.
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The grand secretary of the Orange Order, which organizes the marches, said there appeared to be less tension this year.
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But the new portal for Subscribe with Amazon aggregates and organizes all the different types of subscriptions under one roof.
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"This is the godfather of the industry," said Peter Renton, who runs LendIt, a company that organizes online lending conferences.
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From there, he wrote code that organizes dialogue by character and then ranks each character by number of words spoken.
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The committee organizes the annual Chatsworth Cranberry Festival, which happens every year in October to celebrate the local cranberry farmers.
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It said that Kela, the social services agency which organizes the boxes, had neglected corporate responsibility issues when sourcing items.
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There is something in the developed world that does not like a developing country that organizes a major sporting event.
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Kolker teaches at the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, and, as a pedagogical sideline, he sometimes organizes excursions around the city.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which organizes the Oscars, could not immediately confirm or deny the report.
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"It's not just the breakfast — The Family organizes a week of de facto lobbying events," Mr. Sharlet explained on Twitter.
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"It was a record house tour," said Peter Stuart, a local real estate agent who organizes the association's fund-raiser.
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Toni Morrison's novels came up for discussion at a recent Narrative Medicine Rounds, a guest speaker series that Charon organizes.
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Landing Pad BA organizes excursions with transport to and from meeting points, and pre-game drinks at a traditional spot.
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After coronavirus threatened to throw MWC into chaos, the GSM Association (GSMA), which organizes the show, has now canceled it.
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Susan MacTavish Best, who organizes elaborate dinner parties in her SoHo loft, gets the day started by running 211 miles.
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Today, Plex organizes your own media collections alongside podcasts, web shows, streaming news and music courtesy of a TIDAL partnership.
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The tourism board "places high importance on public safety of all events it organizes," it said in an emailed statement.
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Congressional Republicans have come under increasing pressure from Indivisible, which organizes constituents to pressure lawmakers against issues like ObamaCare repeal.
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The protests that he organizes have become a vehicle for expressing discontent with the rule of Putin and government corruption.
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Stage 18 also organizes events such as script feedback for budding filmmakers, plus the opportunity to pitch projects to investors.
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She also co-facilitates the Detroit Culture Council, which organizes strategies for artists to be better represented within city government.
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The European Broadcasting Union, which organizes Eurovision, said it was saddened by Ukraine's decision to pull its contestant this year.
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She organizes conventions of saw players in New York City, and in 2009 assembled 53 saw players into one ensemble.
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This is how Kerrie Anderson, a techno DJ and longtime employee of Eastern Bloc, approaches the events she organizes instore.
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After some encouragement from Sheryl, Martha decides to embrace her retirement years and organizes a cheerleading club for her fellow residents.
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Here's a quick refresher: It automatically curates your photos and even organizes them by subject to keep your pictures folder tidy.
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The news was released in a tweet from Phillip Fillon, President of the Automobile Club de l'Ouest, which organizes the race.
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The group said it was rejected from this year's version by the local Allied War Veterans Council, which organizes the parade.
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The disqualifications were confirmed to CNN by Danielle Domenichelli, spokeswoman for the Sacramento Running Association, which organizes the California International Marathon.
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First, it learns the topic of the meeting from participants and organizes them into a clear agenda complete with discussion topics.
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"Lending Club had a squeaky-clean brand," said Peter Renton, founder of LendIt, which organizes events for the online lending industry.
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As momentum slows in the nationwide protests that he regularly organizes, Guaido has begun to eye new strategies for political change.
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Trent organizes an expedition, one that will tax her and her as she travels to the tallest peak in the world.
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Vest started a group called Hometown Action, which organizes around issues like health care and education in rural parts of Alabama.
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The traditional garden carpet organizes the weaving into four quadrants with one vertical water channel intersected by one large horizontal channel.
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YourQuote runs short stories on its app and organizes open mic events across various cities and towns for writers and poets.
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The other $42,000 went to Desert Classic Charities, a non-profit that organizes a charity golf tournament with the Clinton Foundation.
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Instead of having Millie resist by succumbing to a sexual assault, Amma's version of Millie organizes the first-ever female militia.
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However, those who like anything that saves time — or automatically organizes information for quick perusal on the go — may favor Inbox.
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Several evangelical groups, including the Alliance Defending Freedom, which organizes the "Pulpit Freedom" protests, said Trump's religious freedom promises remain unfulfilled.
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The Earth Day Network — the nonprofit that organizes Earth Day events every year — took the lead on programming for the march.
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The company organizes community events, provides mentorship and advice to its customers, and offers a referral program for people starting businesses.
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From her shop in Portland, she produces and organizes a stunning array of work, all of it thoughtful, unique, and handmade.
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Topdeck Travel, which organizes group travel for 18 to 30 somethings, recently surveyed 303,000 people under 40 from 134 different countries.
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Arafat sketches and organizes Palestinian cities and territories, placing them in enclaves that form the scant outline of a divided country.
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Fugitiva: NETFLIX ORIGINAL A woman organizes a escape plan camouflaged as a kidnapping to protect her children from her husband's enemies.
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No matter who organizes it, the march is still a means for women to join together and have their voices heard.
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Additionally, the initiative publishes journals of art and writing, organizes mural and recording projects, and helps develop other health-education goals.
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The refreshed design makes publisher names more prominent and organizes articles more clearly to help you find the news you need.
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It functions like any government: it issues passports, collects taxes, organizes a military force and provides basic services to its citizens.
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Instead of using those photos to deepen that earlier account of the crime, she organizes the narrative around her various activities.
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It works well with OOP (Object Oriented Programming), a style of coding that organizes data into groups to simplify the work.
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Their destination: Bud and Bloom, a store that organizes the shuttle and bills itself as a senior-friendly medical marijuana dispensary.
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"Norm is a legend," said Bill Cox, director of the International Armwrestling Federation, which organizes arm-wrestling tournaments around North America.
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There is Erasmus, the European Union program that organizes and subsidizes student exchanges among universities across its 550 countries and elsewhere.
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The U.S. military organizes an annual, high-profile U.S. drill as well as longer-term, more discreet training of regional forces.
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She helped found the Young Survivors Legacy Support Network, which organizes picnics and vigils for relatives who have lost loved ones.
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Raider said that he looks for categories with high customer dissatisfaction and organizes focus groups to talk with consumers about brands.
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In 1776, Adam Smith defined capitalism as a machine that takes private self-interest and organizes it to produce general prosperity.
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Irina Vasilieva, a Russian-born pianist based in Australia, frequently organizes Cappuccino Café concerts in libraries and art galleries in Perth.
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In October she invited a labor group that normally organizes blue-collar workers to teach Googlers more about protected concerted activity.
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YAF also organizes students to set out 85033,977 American flags to represent the lives taken in the terror attacks of Sept.
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Called MOE, the platform automates influencers' workflow, organizes multiple projects and campaigns, and sends invoices for brand deals to collect payment.
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Jorgensen said she decided to run the marathon months ago, after New York Road Runners, which organizes the race, approached her.
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But while Noguchi always aimed for organic unification of forms and materials, Mr. Sachs organizes aggregations of distinct, mostly prefabricated objects.
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Along with recipes, the Spanish-English account arranges meet-ups, organizes volunteer opportunities, and offers advice on how to live sustainably.
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TechCrunch organizes Startup Alley into technology pavilions, including Hardware & IoT, Blockchain/Cryptocurrency/Fintech and Health & Biotech, to name just a few.
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Startup Alley organizes exhibitors into 10 featured pavilions based on categories currently generating a lot of startup buzz and investor interest.
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Plus, the app cheekily organizes its content into sections whose titles reference the way teen and young adults watch videos today.
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Walden Hagelman, executive director of the nonprofit Austin Bookstore Crawl, organizes her city's crawl around scavenger hunt items at each store.
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After scaling Everest, he initially fainted at the summit, according to Pioneer Adventures, a company that organizes trips on the mountain.
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A macro planner makes notes, organizes material, configures a plot and creates a structure — all before he writes the title page.
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An earlier version of this article rendered incorrectly the name of the organization that organizes the soccer matches inside Italian prisons.
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Now 473 and president of the Levittown Community Council, which organizes festivals and anniversary celebrations, she has never lived anywhere else.
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Our tech columnist had that reaction to Google Photos, a three-year-old cloud service that organizes and stores your snapshots.
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She numbers her chapters, makes lists of what she and her sister don't talk about, organizes her thoughts in bullet points.
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Skeets edits an online publication called Cloudthroat and organizes a poetry salon and reading series called Pollentongue, based in the Southwest.
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"In our small team, it's not easy, because our trainer is training, he services the skis, he organizes everything," she said.
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The HFPA organizes the Golden Globes awards for film and television, one of the biggest ceremonies in Hollywood's long awards season.
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Aimed at hobbyists, the app organizes photos of projects into collections so users can track their progress over time, TechCrunch notes.
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Apple Music has tweaked the way it organizes different versions of the same album, as spotted by Federico Viticci of MacStories.
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The bride's father works in the lumber department of a Home Depot in Loveland, and also organizes the children's workshops there.
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Building Pathways organizes on and off-site networking events for women in the trades and those looking for a way in.
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In her tweet, she called on the Democratic National Committee, which organizes the debates, to "find a solution" to the problem. .
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Despite the ominous name, it's a workflow tool that organizes stories by subject matter and content, ranking their newsworthiness, topic, and popularity.
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Poland has insisted that how it organizes its judiciary is an internal matter that the EU has no right to interfere in.
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Today, he serves as the executive director and organizes Pocatello Pride, as well as other LGBTQ events for both youth and adults.
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The Prepd app is curated by chefs, food lovers and nutritionists and organizes food by diet type, key ingredient and health goals.
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Volunteer nurse "Panchito" (Francisco Olachea Martin) organizes supplies and medical care for immigrants waiting at the port of entry in Nogales, Mexico.
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From there, WEAR organizes all of these posts so that the most popular looks get featured front and center on the app.
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The couple worked with Enrique Morones, executive director of Border Angels, the group that organizes the gate openings, to plan their ceremony.
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The Culinary Union Local 226, which is affiliated with Unite Here, organizes casino workers on the Las Vegas Strip and in Reno.
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Details: The site organizes 11,000 hours of audio from Mission Control and all audio recorded onboard the spacecraft during the Moon mission.
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The events are a regular occurrence, suggests O'Connor, who says Human Ventures often organizes intimate gatherings, including on behalf of its investors.
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The reason for this is a change in how the Foundation organizes its developer events over the course of a release cycle.
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She discusses Maoist thought semi-weekly in a rented home next to the plaza and organizes followers who distribute thousands of pamphlets.
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Paola, who organizes the press interviews that Faye gives at the writer's conference, declares herself to be "a great walker," for example.
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"There has been an evolution," said Gérard Desquands, president of the state-supported Institut National des Métiers d'Art, which organizes the event.
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But others were less well-known: 15Five (provides performance feedback to workers); TravelBank (organizes business expenses); Kissmetrics (helps marketers analyze user behavior).
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Now it'll take several months to get the whole thing done, which is largely dependent on how the company organizes what's left.
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Richard Johns, executive chairman of the Structured Finance Industry Group, which co-organizes the conference with Information Management Network, will also participate.
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Thus disguised, he soon organizes a car, weapons and a ragtag band of brothers whose unquestioning acceptance of his command emboldens him.
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A woman who participates in the plant swap she organizes knitted her a plant holder with a baby sloth stitched into it.
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VAMOS4PR is an important hub of action that organizes monthly actions in more than 10 cities while connecting labor to grassroots organizing.
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An Italian nonprofit organizes soccer matches inside the country's prisons in an effort to foster healthy relationships between inmates and their children.
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The memo, which was viewed by Business Insider and confirmed by Target, organizes store items and areas into different categories of cleaning.
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In 2016, Welsh started the Run20183 Facebook group, which now has more than 3,000 members and organizes two group runs a month.
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The dance scholar Clare Croft organizes this festival of performance and discussion to examine and celebrate the potential of queer dance today.
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Monthly payments to the banjar, a local community organization that provides maintenance, security and that organizes celebrations, are around $200, he said.
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Two sources told me the New York group sometimes organizes meetups, including one held in the home of one of the members.
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The periodic table, after all, organizes the elements by the number of protons in their nuclei, and sodium is element number 20223.
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This is difficult to do at the rule-bound resorts around Pyeongchang, but his company organizes backcountry tours to snowy Ulleung island.
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So any vibration near the pocket, and the system organizes it in advance, and interprets it as the buzz of your phone.
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Because she feels most comfortable in small groups of around 10 to 12 people, those are the kinds of events she organizes.
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"Donald Trump organizes his campaign around disparaging people as a sign of strength," Bush said, one day before New Hampshire's presidential primary.
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And it's completely changed the way Mandelbaum organizes their life: Work is no longer the center of it, they said—birding is.
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The dancer Jennifer Lafferty organizes the latest edition of this series spotlighting experimental choreographers, a sampling of what's new in contemporary dance.
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"The numbers selected will be very small," said Park Kyung-seo, president of the South Korean Red Cross, which organizes the reunions.
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But one group, Students for Life of America, which organizes college students to oppose abortion, does plan to march, banners and all.
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However, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), which organizes the 40-nation strong competition, said the singer's participation in Eurovision was still unconfirmed.
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Gil Eyal is the CEO and co-founder of HYPR, which organizes social media information and makes specific audiences reachable at scale.
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Emily Eavis, who organizes the festival with her father, said the ban would stop more than 1 million plastic bottles being used.
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Shannon Jones is the co-founder of "Why Accountability," a black and woman-led group in New York that organizes against police brutality.
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Stone, who still organizes with Republicans for Choice, said that her advocacy has been met with mixed responses from members of the party.
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This handy, stylish key wallet organizes up to seven regular keys and a car key and prevents them from jingling and scratching stuff.
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Once those records are digitized and uploaded to Comprehend Medical, it picks out and organizes information about diagnoses, treatments, medication dosage and symptoms.
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Ray organizes an impromptu game between Erick and his rival, Jamero Umber (Justin Hurtt-Dunkley), during a charity game in the South Bronx.
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If you're someone who organizes, executes, or fuels abuse and hate crimes online, then let us be blunt: You are not our people.
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In the middle of the documentary Jawline, 16-year-old nano-celebrity Austyn Tester organizes a fan meetup in a mall food court.
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Marika Frumes, 35, is among the growing number of millennial women opting to freeze their eggs, and now organizes events to educate others.
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According to Restaurant Opportunities Centers United, a group which organizes restaurant workers, 60 percent of women in the industry have experienced sexual harassment.
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By being public about my status and by being connected to a community that organizes, it's one of the safest places to be.
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The update includes a visual makeover, which organizes content into a few main sections – Library, For You, Browse, and Radio – as on iOS.
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Selecting individual media organizations opens up a new splashy page for each one that organizes a source's stories into site-specific coverage areas.
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"These state-of-the-art techniques really allowed us to make maps of how Sting's brain organizes music," Levitin said in a statement.
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"It's a wake up call to take action in big and small ways," Chen, who organizes Female Founders events in Silicon Valley, said.
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On top of good vibes and tasteful decor, the hostel organizes surf trips, biking tours of vineyards, safaris and shark cage diving expeditions.
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In one memorable scene, she organizes a bunch of refugees and gets them back to Alderaan by making them all official crew members.
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It's actually a highly effective method of note-taking that organizes your thoughts in the way your brain naturally prefers: visually and contextually.
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I was marching through Texas in the late 90s with Journey of Hope, a group that organizes speaking tours against the death penalty.
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Qatar's local World Cup organizing committee and the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), which organizes international matches in the region, both declined to comment.
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She also organizes free healthcare, food aid and job training, and puts on social events that bring together people with disabilities in Medan.
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Job candidates invite their references to submit testimonials, which Searchlight collects and organizes into reports about someone's work style, ideal environment, and skillset.
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Gaga appeared at the Black Rabbit Rose venue Thursday night where — get ready — LimpBizkit frontman Fred Durst organizes a weekly live jazz night.
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Donate To NARAL NARAL Pro-Choice America organizes to fight laws that jeopardize women's health care access and supports organizations like Planned Parenthood.
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Qatar's local World Cup organizing committee and the Asian Football Confederation (AFC,) which organizes international matches in the region, both declined to comment.
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He organizes their clandestine transport in a 203-vehicle convoy to castles throughout the country, where the masterpieces will sit out the war.
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A Voice for Men organizes an annual International Conference for Men's Issues, and Return of Kings arranges meet-ups and sells branded gear.
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"We met because of Night To Shine," he says, referring to the annual prom that his foundation organizes for people with special needs.
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SPARC typically organizes the community into groups to oversee various aspects of the relocation and resettlement, including an extensive survey of each household.
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"They are fat, lazy, city penguins," said Zoe Hogg, 81, a retired nuclear physicist and teacher who now organizes research on these penguins.
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D.J.s often perform — with vinyl only — and Prokofiev is gearing up for a set in the near future (once he organizes his albums).
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Andrés Bascumbe is the program manager of TechCongress, which connects Congress to technology talent, training, and ideas and organizes the Congressional Innovation Fellowship.
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Your iPhone automatically organizes the photos and videos on your phone in several ways, sorting them by type, date taken, and other criteria.
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In addition to the World Cup, which takes place every four years, FIFA organizes the FIFA Club World Cup, which began in 2000.
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He has now assembled an active group of performers known as Comedy Saigon, which organizes regular live shows at venues across the city.
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SPLC organizes students on college campuses to speak out against bias and bigotry, address the far-right, and create change in the community.
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"Instead of prohibiting, the text regulates the activity of partner drivers and organizes criteria for apps to operate," Uber said in a statement.
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Every year, Lisa Mansour organizes a NY Cake Show in which thousands of people from all over the world come and decorate cakes.
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MomsRising is a nonprofit and online community of mothers and families that organizes around causes such as paid medical leave and gun safety.
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"It's very much a thriving community event," said Joanna Castro, the executive director of the Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance, which organizes the event.
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"If there has been a mistake, it's underestimating unions and employers federations," economist Jean-Herve Lorenzi, who organizes the Aix conference, told Reuters.
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" Doniger organizes her version of parental lore like a case study, beginning with "Who Lester Was," then moving on to "Who Rita Was.
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The new series is the result of a partnership with One Day University, which organizes public lectures by college teachers across the country.
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The International Game Developers Association, the nonprofit organization that organizes the annual Game Developers Choice Awards at GDC, says its partnering with Gamedev.
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A friend of Mr. Mariat, Léo Tullet, 27, who organizes contemporary-art exhibitions, agreed that Parisians had "really seized the opportunity" to attend.
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But the countries that pay the highest dues to the European Broadcasting Union, which organizes the event, can move automatically to the finals.
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The bespoke travel operator, Pelorus, organizes climbs up giant sequoia trees and coast redwoods, considered the largest and oldest living trees on Earth.
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The trip organizes guided tours both on board and on shore making stops such as the Vanderbilt Mansion, Sleepy Hollow and West Point.
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To encourage herder boys to use the seed balls, Kinyanjui organizes shooting competitions, with those able to hurl the balls furthest winning certificates.
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She plays for the Gabonese national team, and organizes training camps in Libreville, the country's capital city, teaching the basics of the game.
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The group organizes in the rural part of Richland County, the state's second biggest county and home to the capital city of Columbia.
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He also organizes an annual fundraiser for a Harlem nonprofit that allows hundreds of Goldman employees to compete in a whiffle ball tournament.
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The two met one summer at the Capo d'Arte contemporary art fair, which Petrucci organizes, and connected over a shared passion for design.
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About a year and a half ago, the city and state launched a program called WorkNow, an association that organizes all of these services.
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Plus, you'll be fighting for the communities and issues you care about on a regular basis — not just when someone else organizes a demonstration.
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In the series finale, Luke organizes Rory's surprise going away party and finally reunites with his lobster, Lorelai, with a kiss outside the diner.
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A striking and androgynous Ozymandias in reverse, she wakes up from her reverie, organizes her languid limbs, and without a word, walks off-camera.
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From there, the app automatically organizes them to create a "Fleeq," which you can share and monitor with notifications, collectible feedback, and actionable analytics.
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He also runs the Essential Vermeer website that gathers and organizes virtually everything that's published on Vermeer and posts interviews with top Vermeer scholars.
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The department organizes at least six exhibitions each year, and it is extremely active building the museum's permanent collection with notable gifts and purchases.
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TL;DR: A lifetime subscription to Qlearly, a chrome extension that organizes your bookmarks and tabs, is 88% off for a price of $19.99.
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The privacy center is a direct response to GDPR, but most of Oculus' changes are just tweaks to how it explains and organizes rules.
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Her Vinylism series celebrates record stores and vinyl culture, and her BPitch Control label organizes regular parties at the Berlin Open Air Club IPSE.
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As momentum slows in the nationwide protests that he regularly organizes, Guaido has begun to eye new strategies for political change in the country.
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Melissa Ryan is the author of Ctrl Alt Right Delete, a weekly newsletter devoted to understanding how the so-called alt-right organizes online.
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Clean, a utility that automatically cleans your Mac's desktop once a day, organizes your files without deleting things you may later decide are relevant.
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For example, Uber sometimes organizes "partner appreciation" meet-ups (maybe more accurately described as a "have some pizza and please don't strike" meet-up).
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Nikolai, who requested that his name be changed for the purposes of this article, studied journalism, works in the music industry, and organizes events.
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The non-profit that organizes Burning Man has purchased 3,800 acres of land in northwestern Nevada with the intention of establishing a permanent settlement.
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She currently organizes with Survived and Punished, bringing attention to victims of domestic violence who have been incarcerated for fighting back against their attackers.
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Draper fiddles with a pot of flowers under a windowsill and neatly organizes the incoming residents' toiletries, food, and other items in the home.
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It was an ugly scene, but one that Lazarek—who organizes regular opposition rallies in her home town of Cieszyn—has become used to.
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When she shared a photo of how she organizes her fridge around kid-friendly "self-serve" snacks, the post was shared over 68,000 times.
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"League of Legends" is one of the most popular games in the world, and the League Championship Series organizes professional competitions in North America.
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Ms. McCarthy, 48, is in her first year as chief executive of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society, which organizes and promotes this annual event.
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He formed an artist's collective called Citizens of Matter, or COM for short, and, together with Nitti, organizes nonprofit work under the same umbrella.
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The campaign organizes activists across eight states, raising awareness around the recurring attack on global reproductive rights and lobbying for legislation to end it.
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So the team decided to rebuilt the directory to more closely resemble that of a modern app store and that organizes extensions by category.
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Behörden Spiegel, a monthly national newspaper for the German public service and which organizes the conference, did not respond to multiple requests for comment.
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"It is a challenge that the railway line is right here," said Martin Slumbers, chief executive of the R&A, which organizes the Open.
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In New York, about a dozen immigrants are hiding that way, according to Juan Carlos Ruiz of the New Sanctuary Coalition, which organizes sanctuary.
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The university also organizes an annual EcoMadness competition, where each dorm on campus competes to see who can conserve the most water and energy.
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Niantic, which developed Pokemon Go with Nintendo Co Ltd, organizes clean-up events everywhere from South Africa to Singapore on Earth Day every year.
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The court's decision came in response to a case filed by the English Bridge Union, based in Aylesbury, which organizes team-based bridge matches.
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"They are reflective of the excitement that this renowned event brings," said Michael Capiraso, president of New York Road Runners, which organizes the race.
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It's actually a highly effective method of memorization and learning that organizes your thoughts in the ways your brain naturally prefers: visually and contextually.
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We encourage everyone who organizes for these candidates to make the same calculation this election and set their eyes firmly on the ultimate prize.
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Christopher Takacs, who organizes field trips for the Audubon Society, lives nearby in Lyndhurst, and visits the park sometimes several times in a day.
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"He slept, ran, ate, slept, ran, ate," George Hirsch, the chairman of New York Road Runners, which organizes the city's marathon, said on Friday.
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Sands Point Preserve, which is owned by Nassau County and operated by a nonprofit conservancy, organizes cultural events, educational programs, museum exhibitions and benefits.
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Families Belong Together, a coalition opposing the separation of families at the border, organizes a series of rallies and events all across the country.
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Through his nonprofit RV4CampfireFamily, people can donate their used RVs, or money to help purchase one, and Faircloth organizes a way to transport them.
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And it supports the Warrior-Scholar project, which organizes humanities "boot camps" to help prepare veterans for the transition from the military to college.
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The cause was breast cancer, according to the Norwegian Nobel Institute, which helps the committee select the winners and organizes the annual prize ceremony.
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"Sanders still has a base of Latino supporters," said Murrieta, Nevada director for Make the Road Action, which organizes immigrant and minority communities politically.
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The group organizes and executes countless grassroots missions across the world, from protesting fossil fuel developments to helping local communities build renewable energy resources.
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Those disqualifications were confirmed to CNN in an email from Danielle Domenichelli, the media relations specialist for the Sacramento Running Association, which organizes that marathon.
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"We are seeing that variability that everybody was seeing yesterday," said Dave Green, executive vice president of the Wheat Quality Council, which organizes the tour.
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Tripit is a website and app that organizes travel plans into an itinerary, allowing users to see all of their trip details in one place.
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VMware's new virtualization offerings include NSX, which makes networking more efficient, and vSAN, which organizes data in a way that increases storage capacity inside servers.
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TDP organizes tables of roughly eight to 10 people to have regular potluck dinners and connect over the shared bond and discuss life after loss.
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It&aposs an achievement for Giro organizer RCS Sport to go beyond the continent ahead of rival ASO, which organizes the Tour and the Vuelta.
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The ventures will also attend the big SOCAP 2019 tech conference in San Francisco, where Catalyst organizes workshops and meetings with its Circle of Investors.
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Annoyed at first, Sophia then realizes she has to help, so she organizes rallies to sway more people — and policymakers — to act on climate change.
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He doesn't reveal his age publicly (he's probably at least 70) but will continue to live at the home while LACMA organizes tours and fundraisers.
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Nicole Behnke is 24 and works at what she calls a "social architecture agency" in Milwaukee called NEWaukee, where she organizes events for young professionals.
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Kathy now serves as president of the Woman's Council; Duquette, a former board member, organizes a popular annual Fourth of July Declaration of Independence reading.
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When Zeratsky plans his morning, he narrows down his might-do's to what he calls his "one big thing" and organizes his calendar around it.
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Chances are, though, this new approach will re-invigorate the existing community and infuse some new purpose into the Foundation and the events it organizes.
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A chorus of prominent conservatives are calling for the American Conservative Union, the group that organizes CPAC, to remove Yiannopoulos from its list of speakers.
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Every American should have a customized written plan that organizes all of their health information and helps them prepare and plan for potential health challenges.
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Patty organizes a bikini dog wash for charity (like a car wash, but you wash dogs), but is terrified of being seen in a swimsuit.
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These fictional characters and their stories give the film its structure, as Morris organizes Bannon's ideas into chapters that are loosely pegged to each one.
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For its part, the Entertainment Software Association, the trade association that represents the games industry and organizes E3, has tried to downplay the recent announcements.
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Under the Controlled Substances Act, which organizes drugs into groups based on risk of abuse or harm, most opioids come under the Schedule II category.
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"It is a perfect example of religious harmony," said Anup Kumar Soni, additional chief executive of the Amarnath Ji Shrine Board, which organizes the pilgrimage.
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After mastering the basics of the waltz, the polka, and swing, he joined the committee that organizes Stanford's Viennese Ball, an annual white-tie event.
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" Price added that he has ordered an official review of how his office organizes travel and for his team to make changes that "are necessary.
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And Mr. Bolger organizes tastings and private meals at neighboring chateaus, including even Chateau Petrus, which for ordinary tourists is harder to visit than Norad.
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Today, however, funding, including prize money, comes mostly from Merenzon's company, Agon, which organizes world championship events for the World Chess Federation, known as FIDE.
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The family has kept the tradition going since about 1999, Young's aunt Mary Dam Nguyen, who organizes the games alongside her husband Peter, told VICE.
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"Dover was the most violence we have seen since the 1990s," says a spokesperson from London Antifascists, which monitors and organizes against the far right.
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"I'd never seen a film quite like it," said Dr. Streible, who organizes the biennial Orphan Film Symposium at N.Y.U., a showcase of neglected movies.
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The president of the Confederation of Independent Football Associations, which organizes the tournament, said he wanted the focus to be on the games, not politics.
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Carnival Cruises hosts dance parties and outdoor movies at its Circle "C" tween club and organizes karaoke jam sessions for teens at its Club O2.
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The Communist Youth League organizes mass blind dates across the country while teaching young people what it calls "the correct attitude" toward love and marriage.
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He said in a crowded primary field, as he had in 1988, the campaign that quickly organizes and targets potential voters will have an advantage.
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The announcement was made by the Ment'or BKB Foundation, which organizes and trains the American team for this cooking contest, held once every two years.
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While the competition on Saturday is officially sanctioned by Major League Eating, an organization that organizes professional eating competitions, the event last night was not.
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That flight, known as the SSO-A mission, was actually coordinated through a company called Spaceflight Industries, which organizes ride-shares for small satellite operators.
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However, Lenton and others point out that positive tipping points exist as well—for instance, when society organizes into action in order to avert crises.
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The three-year-old nonprofit booking service Horse Country organizes farm tours designed to engage race fans by introducing them to the horse-rearing system.
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Anastasia Matveyeva, a 31-year-old entrepreneur in Ulan-Ude who organizes craft markets and nightclub parties, had no interest in politics until this year.
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Season 7 begins as Cersei tries to even the odds, while Jon Snow (Kit Harington) organizes the north's defense and Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) comes home.
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It organizes your grocery lists, as well as what's already in your pantry, in a single hub so you can always see what you need.
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Several Hollywood labor unions and the Academy of Motion Pictures, which organizes the Oscars, have already come up with guidelines aimed at tackling sexual misconduct.
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Hoffman organizes his suggestions alphabetically, from Acting Improv to Zen Meditation, and as an animal lover I paused most fondly on his chapter about pets.
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Simon Cockerell, general manager of Koryo Tours, an agency in Beijing that organizes travel to North Korea, said that traffic accidents involving tourists were infrequent.
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Andbox operates New York Excelsior and the Call of Duty League's New York Subliners, and organizes dozens of local events for gamers in the city.
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It doesn't help that the Pursuits tab organizes quests not just by newest picked up, but also the most recent you've made and progress on.
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HOW IS IT THAT WELLS FARGO ORGANIZES ITSELF IN A WAY THAT BRINGS ANY CREDIBILITY TO THE IDEA THAT THEY ACTUALLY ARE FOLLOWING THE LAW?
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ZineCoop not only organizes zine-making workshops but also makes exhibitions of the zines coming out of Hong Kong to further spread the word internationally.
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Several Hollywood labor unions and the Academy of Motion Pictures, which organizes the Oscars, have already come up with guidelines aimed at tackling sexual misconduct.
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The Fight for 15, which organizes protests and pressures companies to raise their hourly minimum wages to $15, has pushed McDonald's to make a change.
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Google Calendar can act as a manager for children's time, while Trello organizes a family's to-do list, goals for the week, and upcoming activities.
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Drouet cuts shots from what she claims are all the movies she's ever seen in her lifetime and organizes them into short vignettes by motif.
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As much as it sort of organizes itself to be a depiction of something, it's also always restating itself as this amorphous pile of goo.
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This latest attempt at personalization is built atop a recent initiative that organizes eBay's vast catalogue of goods by product type rather than by individual listing.
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The researchers hope to develop a system of categorization that better organizes and separates porn, creating more concrete boundaries for things like violent porn versus spanking.
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Every year at I/O, Google's ATAP division, which is responsible for turning some of the company's crazier ideas into products, organizes its own small keynote.
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Trump so far has been "pitch-perfect with conservatives as he starts his administration," said Matt Schlapp, head of the American Conservative Union, which organizes CPAC.
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For the young hopefuls, the biggest draw is the chance to shine at one of the regular auditions the school organizes with the major entertainment agencies.
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Using his extensive contacts and knowledge of roads throughout Iraq and Syria, he organizes a "hive" of smugglers of both sexes to engineer cunning rescue operations.
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Today, Wikipedia is the web's de facto starting point for most everyone's research, and its value as a tertiary source that organizes secondary ones is unquestioned.
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Through Open Homes, Airbnb organizes relief stays for people needing a home or bed in the face of natural disaster, war, conflict, or other disastrous events.
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The trade publication Pro Farmer, which organizes the annual tour, will crunch the collected data and release its U.S. crop production and yield forecasts on Friday.
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Eve Baker, managing director at Beiwei 55º Travel which organizes mandarin-language guided tourism trips to the U.K., says her experience is reflective of these trends.
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But the difference is that Album+ organizes and ranks photos using on-device, offline machine learning — there's no need to connect with the cloud, that is.
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Only a portion of those funds was cut from the office inside FEMA that organizes emergency operations, and none came from the agency's Disaster Relief Fund.
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If you're interested in how Netflix organizes its content and what these categories are for, read this Atlantic article where Alexis Madrigal first happened upon them.
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The "after" picture, however, organizes things more clearly, and also revealed what essentials Drummond appears to be accidentally repurchasing without realizing how much she already has.
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The bride, 35, is the managing partner of Type Social, an event planning firm in Manhattan, where she organizes private and corporate events in New York.
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"Africa is following the global trend," said Sébastien Bottari, managing director of Everest Media, the Swiss-based company that organizes and markets the Marathon of Gabon.
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Willie's only "friends" are Marcus Skidmore (Tony Cox), a dwarf who organizes their annual score, and Marcus' wife Lois (Lauren Tom), who serves as getaway driver.
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He also organizes an annual concert, LoveLoud Festival, to raise money for local and national LGBTQ groups — which has won an endorsement from the Mormon Church.
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The rule, part of the Dodd-Frank Act, states that a sponsor, defined as the entity that organizes and initiates the transaction, must hold the retention.
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That's one of the reasons why the ACU, the group that organizes CPAC, extended a speaking invitation to him, Schlapp told the Hollywood Reporter on Saturday.
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Chan also organizes ant-hunting trips to teach people how to find and catch the tiny insects that he says can hold his attention for hours.
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In her precious spare time she organizes game jams, one of which she runs by herself that's now in its fourth year of existence: Asylum Jam.
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The resort also organizes activities, like reindeer safaris and ice-fishing trips, and they have an art gallery that hosts works by Finnish and Lappish artists.
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I know a lot of people are hotly anticipating Stacks, the feature that neatly organizes your cluttered desktop into a bunch off quasi-folders called Stacks.
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Warner's role as president of CONCACAF, which organizes soccer in North and Central America and the Caribbean, gave him enormous influence as a powerbroker for Blatter.
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Build a better rat trap Rat Race, a company that organizes Dirty Weekend and a host of other adventure courses throughout the world, is Mee's brainchild.
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Mr. Polcer, 39, is the communications director at Bike New York, a nonprofit organization that organizes bike tours and seeks to educate cyclists about safe riding.
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FESTIVAL Joel Sachs, the Juilliard School's doyen of the new, organizes this important annual immersion, diving this year into the contemporary music of Latin America. Jan.
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Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council, the body that organizes the bloc's summit meetings, warned this week that moves toward centralization were increasingly unrealistic.
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As part of the annual meeting, the union organizes closed-door discussions for female, gay, disabled and black representatives of universities and colleges across the country.
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It's about Newton Knight, a white man in Mississippi during and after the Civil War, who organizes and mounts a somewhat successful rebellion against the Confederacy.
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Instead of the infinite scroll of conversations you're familiar with, the Home tab organizes Messenger into recent conversations, favorites, active users, and messages awaiting a response.
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His association organizes dialogue between livestock herders and farmers in an effort to stave off conflict - common across the region when herders migrate into farming areas.
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Officials with the South Boston Allied War Council, which organizes the 116-year-old event, did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Wednesday.
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IF YOU GO: Fees to hike Gros Piton start at $50, but expect to pay more for various packages, especially if your hotel organizes your trip.
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"The atmosphere is really electric," said Joanie Evans, a British nonprofit worker and a co-president of the Federation of Gay Games, which organizes the tournament.
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Stephen Sigmund, the chief executive of High Achievement New York, a group that organizes in support of the tests, said he found Mr. Carranza's statement heartening.
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The AEC also organizes a week-long registration outreach in high school and universities during orientation week so young voters can register and update their addresses.
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An official from the Shaanxi Cultural Heritage Promotion Center, which organizes the display of the statues abroad, asked that the thief be given a tough penalty.
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For its part, Heritage of Pride, which organizes the official NYC parade, said it has tried to be accommodating to Reclaim Pride despite the organizations' differences.
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Ms. McManus, 28, an art director and artist who organizes the group, was keeping the participants' morale aloft (as well as documenting the moment for Instagram).
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Each year a different artist organizes the festival; this June brought the earnest, raucous violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja, who dived into organizing and performing alike with gusto.
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The book organizes fragments of the magazine while retaining the spirit of the original publication, contextualizing the subculture in a freshly accessible, albeit more refined form.
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The team plays through the High School Esports League, a body that organizes competitive games and serves as a recruiting pipeline for college e-sports programs.
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Smarter Living: The kitchen-wear entrepreneur Ellen Bennett organizes her kitchen like a professional chef, to keep from having to hunt around for ingredients and tools.
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Whether it be through LinkedIn or at meet-ups that PayPal organizes, candidates should take advantage of these opportunities to ground their skill sets in experiences.
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Speculation - denied by organizes - is swirling that the outbreak will scupper Japan's dream of hosting the Tokyo Olympics, especially if a state of emergency is declared.
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Speculation - denied by organizes - is swirling that the outbreak will scupper Japan's dream of hosting the Tokyo Olympics, especially if a state of emergency is declared.
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Chris Pine takes up arms as Robert the Bruce, the King of Scots, who organizes an outmanned army to win back Scotland from its English occupiers.
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And Gary Shapiro, head of the Consumer Technology Association, which organizes CES, came out on the side of doing business with China, criticizing President Trump's strategy.
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He sleeps soundly — nine hours a night, he ballparks — and organizes the self-described "unemployed celebrity" chapter of his life around a series of workaday goals.
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"Nothing's clear," said Corinne Richeux Hua, executive director of Stepping Stones, a locally registered charity in Shanghai that organizes English teachers for children from the countryside.
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The high-profile no-shows should put more pressure on GSMA, the body that organizes the event, to cancel this year's edition of the trade show.
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Alisports, which organizes the World Electronic Sports Games, successfully lobbied the Olympic Council of Asia to include e-sports at the 2022 Asian Games in Hangzhou.
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The property organizes excursions to Balea Lake, among the highest points of the Fagaras Mountains, which tower over the Sibiu region and constitute Transylvania's southern border.
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The quarterly art walks she organizes in the brick-paved downtown, where storefronts transform into makeshift galleries that draw hundreds of spectators from Hays and beyond.
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The nonprofit organization P.Ink (Personal Ink) periodically organizes workshops that specialize in tattoo sessions for breast cancer survivors who have had mastectomies but reject reconstructive surgery.
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Hand runs the St David's Society of Hong Kong, which organizes events for Welsh speakers and expats in the city, as well as fundraising for charity.
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"I feel street harassment has been normalized within our society," said Anindya Restuviani, coordinator of Feminist Festival Indonesia, which organizes events on women's issues, including harassment.
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Many of Trump's judicial nominees have close ties to the Federalist Society conservative legal group, which organizes networking events and conferences for lawyers and law students.
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