As an organization, it is creative, innovative, and outward looking.
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Roberto Azevedo warned, however, that the continent must remain outward looking.
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A distinctive Hong Kong culture emerged: hybridized, outward-looking, and entrepreneurial.
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Britain has long pushed the EU in a liberal, outward-looking direction.
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This is not the outward-looking, investor-friendly image India hopes to project.
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" The Royal also said, "For centuries, Britain has been an outward looking nation.
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The CIA is supposed to operate in an outward looking, foreign directed fashion.
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Mr Xi's reform of the PLA has made the armed forces more outward-looking.
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An outward-looking, world-involved Great Britain may soon shrink into a Little England.
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It is of a Britain that has always been outward looking and not inward looking.
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The KGB, now split into the security-focused FSB and outward-looking SVR, had the fame.
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Escaping the shackles of the EU will leave the country "more outward-looking than ever before".
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After the fall of the shogunate, its outward-looking leaders needed a symbol of unity and modernisation.
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The leaders of Leave counter with the promise to unleash a vibrant, outward-looking 21st-century economy.
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He offers a lens on history that is at once thorough and compelling, simultaneously domestic and outward-looking.
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Now, more than ever, Britain needs the example of the outward-looking attitude that has underpinned its football.
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Britain and Japan both project themselves as outward-looking island nations committed to a rules-based international system.
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The sea has made us natural allies; both outward-looking, both curious as to what lies beyond the horizon.
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This hostility has its roots in the successful refashioning of Britishness as an outward-looking identity which espouses multiculturalism.
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For me, DEFOE is an essential part of my individual and nuanced recipe for a balanced, outward-looking life.
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The university is still highly outward-looking by North Korean standards, in a nation where foreign academics are relatively rare.
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And to expose what they're hiding in their outward-looking face on social media and what they're actually writing internally.
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New geopolitical and security threats play into Britain's long-standing desire to make the EU more outward-looking and security-conscious.
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"This vote of confidence shows Britain is open for business and that we remain an outward-looking, world-leading nation," Mrs.
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In a hasty drive through Jewish history he nominates Moses Maimonides and Moses Mendelssohn as embodying this outward-looking nontribal Judaism.
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Meanwhile, Valérie Plante, the outward-looking mayor of Montreal, was recently criticized for releasing highlights of the city's budget in English.
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And so I have no doubt that post-Brexit the UK will continue to remain a global, outward-looking and generous nation.
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In other words, despite the fund's German target, the kinds of startups Cherry Ventures wants to invest in should be outward looking.
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The pro-European "Remain" camp would like to talk of a Britain that is outward-looking and at the heart of Europe.
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Quitting the sclerotic, undemocratic EU, the Brexiteers say, would set Britain free to reclaim its sovereign destiny as an outward-looking power.
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Mr. Rouhani is seen as more outward-looking, favoring improved relations with other countries and opening up the largely state-run economy.
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Does projecting the city as such a high-end, resolutely outward-looking hub risk endangering some of other important corners of the city?
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His opinion may come as a surprise to the many Britons who have rallied around him to defend the country's outward-looking traditions.
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" That, he added, could create the "most outward-looking, most dynamic, most competitive, high-wage, high-skilled, low-tax economy in the world.
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The university was caught in the seesaw battles waged in the Russian government between reactionary, nationalist forces and more progressive, outward-looking factions.
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The European country considered the most outward-looking and globalized is fractured by the backlash against the very model that made Britain strong.
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In India Narendra Modi remains outward-looking and modernising, but he has ties to radical ethnic-nationalist Hindu groups that preach chauvinism and intolerance.
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China, which never faced democratic impediments to swift action, is both more outward-looking and aggressive, establishing and cementing economic and financial ties globally.
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We were never bogged down by the weight of history, and are able to freely express this very global, non-aligned, outward-looking attitude.
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Broadly speaking, Britons who backed staying in the EU were better-off, tended to be younger and well-educated and were more outward-looking.
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In the early 1990s there was a widespread orthodoxy that "outward-looking" development policies were much more favorable to growth than "inward-looking" policies.
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Mr. Kelly, accustomed to working within the vast military apparatus, has a more outward-looking, strategic approach than most on Mr. Trump's insular team.
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Norway has always been an outward-looking nation too, and this summer the library has begun a remarkable collaboration with the National Library of Nigeria.
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They decided to create a hub in Ireland instead because the country has a "consistent approach of being outward looking and globally minded," Collison said.
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The society an increasingly urbanized Afghanistan produces is inevitably more liberal and outward-looking, much less susceptible to the neo-medieval philosophies of the Taliban.
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Here, an hour's drive south of the capital, Khartoum, one can glimpse a better economic future for Sudan: high-tech, capital-intensive and outward-looking.
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In came five more outward-looking "theatre commands", which are designed to assert China's authority in, say, the South China Sea, as well as Tibet.
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"My message to G-7 leaders this week is this: the Britain I lead will be an international, outward-looking, self-confident nation," he said.
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Fourth, it must be consistent with the kind of country we want to be as we leave: a modern, open, outward-looking, tolerant, European democracy.
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But Microsoft has also undergone a corporate personality change over the years, becoming more outward looking and seeking the views of policymakers, critics and competitors.
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The eight foreign stories are as dark and problematic as the American films but generally feel tougher, more outward looking, more clever and, crucially, more energetic.
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Northern New England shows that it is possible to be white and rural and at the same time open-minded, outward-looking, and, yes, even urbane.
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"There is an old, rich and historic friendship between our two outward-looking, free trade economies… We see great opportunities to develop this partnership," Johnson said.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman wanted to be seen as a reformer, the man who transformed the repressive Saudi regime into a modern, outward-looking state.
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And the policy is the most significant attempt yet by a Leaver to follow through on the commitment to create an outward-looking "global Britain" after Brexit.
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Leading innovators also complement traditional vehicles such as joint ventures with newer approaches like corporate venture capital and incubators to foster a more outward-looking culture, BCG noted.
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The list of people he touched deeply includes multiple American presidents and Queen Elizabeth II. Mr Graham's gentle brand of evangelicalism helped to make the faith outward-looking.
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Will Britain be the outward-looking, entrepreneurial, confident country that makes its independent way in the world, as the leaders of the "Leave" campaign insisted it could be?
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For women, greater educational achievements, a lifetime in the work force and delayed marriage and childbearing mean our lives are more expansive and outward-looking than ever before.
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In 221 BC, the first Qin emperor unified the country and merged previously erected barriers, meant to protect the states from each other, to form an outward-looking wall.
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"It has been men who've been able to think about their identities in that outward-looking way, and it's been on women to be the support system," Filipovic summarizes.
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HSBC has deployed billions of dollars in China's southern Pearl River Delta region, adjacent to Hong Kong, and has tied itself to China's outward-looking Belt and Road Initiative.
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"I very much hope that whatever the outcome of the American elections, that the United States remains a country engaged in the affairs of the world, outward looking," Hammond said.
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"In jeopardy are both the unity and integrity of the United Kingdom and the shared values – tolerance, respect for diversity, being outward-looking," said Brown, from the opposition Labour Party.
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The outward-looking moderate President Hassan Rouhani, whose administration brokered the nuclear deal, will face off against Iranian hardliners who are skeptical of international involvement in their country's energy sector.
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"In jeopardy are both the unity and integrity of the United Kingdom and the shared values tolerance, respect for diversity, being outward-looking," said Brown, from the opposition Labour Party.
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At a time when he is trying to boost China's image globally as a modern, outward-looking and responsible state, the political system he governs seems premodern, opaque and treacherous.
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Sultan Qaboos' outward-looking worldview could not have contrasted more sharply than that of his father, Sultan Said bin Taimur, under whose rule the sultanate more resembled a medieval state.
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There was a big divide between the big cities, which voted for the more outward-looking globalist side, and the small towns and countryside, which took the inward-looking nationalist approach.
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Also on the line is a collection of values—"tolerance, respect for diversity, being outward-looking"—which are embodied in the United Kingdom and now threatened by various competing, narrow nationalisms.
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What we think is that nicotine alters cortical network activity and it's reorienting the activity of certain intrinsic networks in the brain to be more outward looking and less inward looking.
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"Britain is at its best when it is outward-looking, engaged, welcoming, internationally minded, thinking of itself as having a huge role in the world ... not isolationist and insular," he added.
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Even committed European federalists acknowledge that Britain has made major contributions in opening up the community's internal market, promoting an outward-looking foreign policy and sharing a pragmatic, empirical administrative culture.
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Darroch falls into the "Remainer" camp — those who feel Britain's place is more aligned with Europe than an outward-looking global power unconstrained to forge individual relationships of its own choosing.
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Mr. Trump has flipped the Republican Party from outward looking to inward looking, from the champion of an open society into the cheerleader of a closed one, from optimism to pessimism.
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"The Republican Party has lost its way under this administration — not just on debt and deficit but frankly with regard to are we inward- or we outward-looking," Sanford told Hill.
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It should be a chance to do things differently, to be more nimble and dynamic, and to maximise the particular advantages of the UK as an open, outward-looking global economy.
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In a letter to shareholders, Reed Hastings, chief executive of Netflix, said the company was primarily aiming at "outward-looking, affluent consumers with international credit cards and smartphones," with its global expansion.
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Elsewhere in Latin America, Chile, Colombia and Peru are all dynamic, outward-looking economies that, along with Mexico, form the Pacific Alliance, a successful example of trade cooperation and joint economic diplomacy.
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The crisis has cast Britain in an unsympathetic light and raised awkward questions about how the aggressive pursuit of lower immigration sits alongside the desire to be an outward-looking global economy.
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Taraji was the kind of middle-class, outward-looking family man that the Obama administration felt might encourage moderation in Iran, were the economy to benefit from the lifting of western sanctions.
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"The UK aviation sector is the biggest in Europe and will play an even more crucial role as we further develop as an outward looking global nation," Grayling said in a statement.
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UK PM JOHNSON SAYS HIS PRIORITIES FOR THE G7 SUMMIT ARE THE STATE OF GLOBAL TRADE, THE GROWTH OF PROTECTIONISM, AND THE UK BEING SEEN AS A OPEN, OUTWARD LOOKING FREE TRADING NATION
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There is a tension, we have to acknowledge that, but I think you have to equally try and reconcile a progressive outward-looking liberalism with a pride in community, a pride in belonging.
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"In jeopardy are both the unity and integrity of the United Kingdom and the shared values tolerance, respect for diversity, being outward looking," said Brown, who is from the now opposition Labour party.
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But the fiasco has raised awkward questions about how the pursuit of lower immigration after Britain's 2019 exit from the European Union sits alongside the desire to be an outward-looking global economy.
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And by strongly emphasizing our outward-looking vision, this year's congress promises to continue to bring about win-win scenarios for China and for our partners across the world, particularly the United States.
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The government has sought to present the expansion as a symbol of the economic self-confidence of an outward-looking trading nation, after the referendum vote in June to quit the European Union.
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"The intention is that people start to associate Saudi Arabia with excitement and sport — reconceiving it as an outward-looking, open place to visit," Jakens, Amnesty International UK&aposs head of campaigns, said.
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All the same, Jonathan's professional focus on "lost boys" keeps us in contact with "The Topeka School"'s most outward-looking story line, and most daring attempt to countenance the problem of other minds.
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Veoneer believes driver monitoring will be an important area, with sensor fusion between the inward-looking and outward looking camera underway, and Batra said thermal imagery and camera fusing was also being increasingly discussed.
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And they note that even when men do seek help, psychologists sometimes err by diagnosing them in outward-looking ways — with substance abuse problems, for example — rather than with more internalized disorders like depression.
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Last night's events confirmed Emmanuel Macron as Europe's top leader while making the French president's grand plans for euro-zone reform—for which he needs a confident and outward-looking Germany—yet harder to achieve.
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To keep the hardliners at bay, Mr Rohani, who himself must seek re-election next year, will have to persuade them of the virtues of a more liberal, less state-run, more outward-looking economy.
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But the controversy over policies which May is closely associated with has raised awkward questions about how the pursuit of lower immigration after Brexit sits alongside the desire to be an outward-looking global economy.
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If May delivers an emphatic win at the ballot box Thursday, it will be an endorsement of an outward-looking, truly global Britain that seeks to lead on the world stage rather than retreat from it.
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" She added in a statement: "The message for the G20 is that Britain is open for business as a bold, confident, outward-looking country and we will be playing a key role on the world stage.
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"The message for the G20 is that Britain is open for business as a bold, confident, outward-looking country and we will be playing a key role on the world stage," she said in a statement.
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In a world where small-mindedness seems to be growing and walls are rising and life experience sharply diverting along lines of class and politics, Bourdain brought a powerful, outward-looking ethos into living rooms around the country.
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You have to equally try and reconcile a progressive outward-looking liberalism with a pride in community, a pride in belonging That's why liberals have always been a bit squeamish and had a bit of a problem about patriotism.
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Grey Area straddles Simz's outward-looking sensibilities—the community of creative people she's built around her, the influences she's picked up through her own listening and her travels on the road—with tightly, inward-looking and reflective subject matter.
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While Hong Kong's adoration of Li Ka-shing and his story has waned somewhat in recent years, he is still stepping aside from one of Asia's most outward-looking empires, spanning more than 21 countries and 27.8432,000 employees at last count.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czechs, like fellow voters from Europe to the United States, must weigh promises of a more outward-looking society against protection from the uncertainties of the global economy and immigration when they elect their president later this month.
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The largely secular founders of Israel, the generation of David Ben-Gurion, had a dual vision of Israel as both "a light among nations" and a state like others, part of the international community of nations, outward looking and socially just.
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"If Britain wants to be confident, outward-looking and at the centre of the world's economy then expanding Heathrow must be a key building block in the Government's Brexit plan," Heathrow chief executive John Holland-Kaye said in a statement.
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Europeans and Americans who value a democratic and peaceful European continent must start tackling the lies of right-wing populists head-on, while offering a positive alternative vision of a democratic, outward-looking, reformed European Union at peace with itself.
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Turkey's biggest cities - Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir - voted "No" on Sunday, along with industrial heartlands, tourist hotspots and ports in 33 provinces, outward-looking regions that have thrived on strong relations with Europe and are increasingly fearful of the future.
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"The United States sees how your powerful voice in Europe ensures that Europe takes a strong stance in the world, and keeps the E.U. open, outward looking, and closely linked to its allies on the other side of the Atlantic," he wrote.
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While more economic nationalist policies can have a large impact on FDI, a shift in the U.S. view from outward looking to inward looking can have substantial spillover effects on EMs through a variety of channels, such as trade, remittances, and domestic policies.
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While Hong Kong's adoration of the billionaire and his rags-to-riches story has waned somewhat in recent years, he is still stepping aside from one of Asia's most outward-looking empires, spanning more than 50 countries and 323,000 employees at last count.
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This September, the band released their third record on Yep Roc, Blindfaller, a set of songs that finds them moving to a slightly more expansive sound — bass and pedal steel add a country swing to several tunes — and more outward-looking lyrics.
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But Telensa is also outward looking and has sold its wares in 8 countries including in China, Russia, the Middle East, and the U.S., in addition to the U.K. — comprising of rolling out over 50 networks based on its Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) technology.
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"The United States sees how your powerful voice in Europe ensures that Europe takes a strong stance in the world, and keeps the EU open, outward looking, and closely linked to its allies on the other side of the Atlantic," Obama wrote, addressing U.K. citizens.
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"You take a look at the remaining contenders for the Tory (Conservative Party) leadership, they have various ideological tilts, but they are internationalist, outward-looking, pro-NATO and pro-the US-UK special relationship," Ted Bromund of the Washington-based Heritage Foundation told CNN.
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Norway, by contrast, despite its refusal to join the EU, is outward-looking, with an energetic foreign policy that punches above its weight and has pushed it into diplomatic peace missions in such far-flung places as South Sudan, Colombia, Sri Lanka and Israel-Palestine.
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"As an outward-looking country, we will continue to attract companies to invest and grow in the UK, while supporting British businesses," Hammond said in statement released to mark a visit to Jaguar Land Rover, the British luxury carmaker unit of India's Tata Motors (TAMO.NS).
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A United Kingdom which is a cradle for innovation; a leader in the industries of the future; a champion of free trade, based on high standards; a modern, outward-looking, tolerant country, proud of our values and confident of our place in the world.
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Mr. Sadr's followers and the students and civil society activists who are protesting represent two influential strands in Iraq — with the latter representing an outward looking, generally more urban and educated community; and the Sadrists a poorer urban tranche with roots in rural areas.
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One where Facebook gets to choose whether or not to outsource a few tricky content decisions while making a big show of seeming outward-looking, even as it works to shift and defuse public and political attention from its ongoing lack of democratic accountability.
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I feared that once my father knew the truth about my illness, he would no longer be able to see me in the same light, as a daughter in his own mold: strong, energetic and outward-looking, and filled with strength and iron purpose.
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"In contrast to Merkel's visionary outward-looking speech that triggered warm applause, Mr. Pence delivered a stilted defense of Trump's achievements to a skeptical audience," said Amanda Sloat, a scholar with the Brookings Institution in Washington and a former official in the Obama administration.
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Though Hun Sen and his party have done their autocratic best to regulate economic and political liberties into near-extinction, it has become clear that the desire for freedom and prosperity has been ineradicably instilled in Cambodia's Web-savvy, interconnected and outward-looking post-conflict generation.
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The whole point of Brexit was to liberate Britain from the bureaucratic shackles of the sclerotic, inward-looking, unaccountable EU in order to embrace a dynamic, enterprising, outward-looking future that would make sure the British people got back control over the decisions that affect their lives.
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"We had things in common — we're both originally from Long Island, we have similar world views, we're outward looking and really progressive, we like minimalist living, and are interested in politics," she said, noting that the two stayed up until 3 or 4 in the morning talking.
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We can choose instead to adopt the remedies Argentina found necessary to begin to create jobs and raise living standards: Eliminate heavy-handed government intervention, ensure we have an outward-looking trade policy, follow fiscally and monetarily prudent policies and promote, rather than stymie, private sector investment.
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Taken together, the labors of this Roosevelt-Lodge partnership forged the reputation of their Republican Party as the exponent of a more vigorous, forceful and outward-looking foreign policy, in contrast to the Democrats' narrower horizons and embrace of traditional isolation — horizons that Wilson would do much to expand.
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While the former will welcome the opportunity to once again project the liberal ideal of American freedom overseas by loudly fighting for it within their own borders, the latter can more credibly fly the party's flag while pushing for global citizenship and open borders, fostered by an outward-looking America.
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"The appointment of Takht Ravanchi, instead of a fire-breathing hard-liner, suggests that Iran will for now stay in the nuclear deal and continue an outward-looking foreign policy," said Cliff Kupchan, chairman of the Eurasia Group, a political risk consultancy, who has closely followed the nuclear agreement's uncertain future.
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"The United States sees how your powerful voice in Europe ensures that Europe takes a strong stance in the world, and keeps the EU open, outward looking, and closely linked to its allies on the other side of the Atlantic…Now is a time for friends and allies to stick together," he said.
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He lauds Zheng He, a eunuch who launched maritime voyages from China across the Indian Ocean from 1405, as one of China's great innovators—an early proponent of a vision of China that Mr Xi would like to recreate: prosperous, outward-looking and technologically advanced (the admiral's massive boat is number 88 on the list).
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"Our ambitious vision for an open and outward-looking UK economy includes growing our footprint in the most important markets around the world and these three cities offer exciting opportunities to boost trade and investment," International Trade Secretary Liam Fox will tell a business audience in Chicago, according to extracts released by his office.
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"The rise of China and China's adoption of an outward looking policy of investments and cooperation has the opportunity to have as much of an impact on the local economy as did the massive capital influx from chiefly the United States in the (1990s) and the first decade of the 21st century," Barak said in a telephone interview.
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The pope also used a cloak, staff and chalice belonging to Pope Paul VI. "Paul VI spent his life for Christ's Gospel, crossing new boundaries and becoming its witness in proclamation and in dialogue, a prophet of a Church turned outward, looking to those far away and taking care of the poor," Francis said on Sunday.
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The decision to build the new model at Britain's largest car plant, rather than elsewhere in Europe, was won with what a source described as a package of support pledged by May's government to counter any damage from leaving the EU. "This vote of confidence shows Britain is open for business and that we remain an outward-looking, world-leading nation," May said in a statement.
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These are that it should respect the result of the referendum, which she interprets as taking back control of borders, laws and money; that the agreement must endure, so it does not involve endless negotiation; that it must protect people's jobs and security; that it must be consistent with Britain's desire to be a modern, open and outward-looking democracy; and that it must strengthen the country's union of nations.
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The decision to build the next generation of its popular Qashqai and X-Trail SUVs at Britain's largest car plant, rather than elsewhere in Europe, was won with what a source described as a government promise of extra support to counter any loss of competitiveness caused by Britain leaving the EU. "This vote of confidence shows Britain is open for business and that we remain an outward-looking, world-leading nation," May said.
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However, 39-year-old Macron has said that he is dedicated to an outward-looking France, including maintaining its future within the EU. "From the perspective of what it means for the U.K. I think it means it's going to be tough, but, in fairness, given everything we've seen over the course of the last three weeks, we already knew it was going to be tough," Simon Derrick, chief currency strategist at BNY Mellon, told CNBC shortly after the result.
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All this and more we can do now and only now, at this extraordinary moment in our historyAnd after three years of unfounded self-doubt it is time to change the record to recover our natural and historic role as an enterprising, outward-looking and truly global Britain, generous in temper and engaged with the worldNo one in the last few centuries has succeeded in betting against the pluck and nerve and ambition of this countryThey will not succeed today.
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While Icelandic culture has historically been defined by its ancient clan societies and, in more recent times, thriving rap game (brought to the fore in 2001 when XXX Rottweiler released the first Icelandic-language hip-hop album) the notion of an all-female, all-feminist rap clan is about as alien to this tiny 328,000-people dwelling island as the idea of joining the EU. Because, as depressing as it sounds, even for an outward-looking country with musical roots in anarcho-punk and an erstwhile mayor with a Crass tattoo, up until 2012 Iceland had only ever nurtured one female rapper, Cell 7, who disappeared shortly after her arrival on the scene in 1998, only to make a comeback and release her debut album in 2013.
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