While mutual funds, most of which are passively managed, still have far more assets than mostly passively managed exchange-traded funds, the gap is closing.
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To passively scroll past thousands of strangers is very different than the kind of social relationship that I passively maintain on social networks with what are acquaintances at best.
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Otherwise, they are passively supporting white supremacy by doing nothing.
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What's the protocol if someone is actively or passively suicidal?
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Passively managed funds include index funds and, in general, ETFs.
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By investing in Drake as an artist, you passively invested
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Passively watching videos and streams could be a time suck.
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They were never designed to be stories audiences absorb passively.
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Essentially, people passively earn digital points just by watching streams.
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Marquez said Mexico could not simply passively accept such measures.
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All of the other guests converse or passively look on.
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Some of the gun stockholders are passively managed index funds.
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Rarely has a party so passively accepted its own self-destruction.
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And, frankly, you did passively assent to the digital ad ecosystem.
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Usually, these sea creatures just passively filter sea water for nutrients.
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Naturally, the airlines aren't going to watch passively as profits decrease.
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Currently, 44% of funds in the U.S. are passively managed, vs.
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Most ends up in its passively managed offerings that track indices.
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Everyday contractors passively collect enormous amounts of personal and professional data.
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So they started "passively," she says, with tabling events and seminars.
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"They just kind of passively-aggressively didn't like it," he said.
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Ruth's not just witnessing her own past, or passively reliving it.
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The fun of gravitational wave observing is that it works passively.
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It takes longer to learn when you approach that process passively.
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Vanguard, of course, is famous for pioneering passively managed index funds.
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Michelle is not a person who is resigned to waiting passively.
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Instead, users can just passively watch the pretty pictures go by.
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But the index that passively managed funds track includes callable shares.
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The nations of the world have passively witnessed the Venezuelan suffering.
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Between 2012 and 2020, passively invested mutual fund assets are expected to grow from $3.4 trillion to $2843 trillion, while passively invested institutional mandates are set to grow from $3.9 trillion to $12.2 trillion, PwC said.
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As a result, money has flowed from more expensive actively managed funds to less expensive passively managed funds, and more generally from mutual funds to Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), which for the most part are passively managed.
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So basically, deciding to just passively take whatever the market gives you.
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The device will passively deliver its payload in a sustained, linear way.
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Partly, this is because most ETFs are passively managed, indexed-based structures.
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The United States has passively tolerated this abuse for far too long.
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It also worryingly found that people spent significantly more time passively Facebooking.
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But when we just passively consume content, that may be less true.
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Spending just 10 minutes passively consuming Facebook can make us feel worse.
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The media activity was measured passively to avoid any self-reporting bias.
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And 63% said they are actively or passively looking for new jobs.
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You could passively highlight them or more actively try to message them.
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But a critical mass still treat him as legitimate, if only passively.
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I'd rather be one person's favorite person than everyone's passively fine person.
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A common theme in these examples is how passively we consume energy.
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Or do you do nothing, and passively let the five others die?
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Meanwhile, investors are overwhelmingly plowing their money into passively-run index funds.
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Isn't that what we Americans so passively endure on a daily basis?
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Nonviolence, she reiterates, is not a matter of passively accepting whatever happens.
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You understand why she almost passively, as we soon learn, marries Golaud.
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But you and I are passively guilty — stuck in a high-carbon system.
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About 30 percent of these sustainable funds are passively managed, according to Morningstar.
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Uranium mining has imposed realities that many in Arlit refuse to passively accept.
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And if one uses Facebook passively, one should reduce this kind of behavior.
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Passively voiced reports that the presence of a JFK shooter "can't be confirmed".
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Index funds — passively managed but nevertheless traditional mutual funds — took in $19.7 billion.
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In other words, it goes well beyond just passively popping a "digital pill".
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And so the fetus is not just passively receiving nutrients from its mother.
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"The fetus is not just passively receiving nutrients from its mother," he said.
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After I shower, I play around on my computer and watch Netflix passively.
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Lafawndah is sitting on top; the male dancer falls passively to the floor.
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Racism is not an issue of politics, nor can it be handled passively.
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Some data is gathered passively, while other knowledge is obtained behind enemy lines.
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We cannot sit by passively as these acts of violence and intimidation mount.
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Trump, unlike his predecessors, has enacted policies that inflict harm proactively, not passively.
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Instead, stick to a diversified portfolio of passively managed stock and bond funds.
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Neither retreat from global order, nor passively accept its fate, but shape it.
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Still, new learning is helpful, she added, especially interacting rather than passively listening.
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But for most of that history, those who consumed journalism did so passively.
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Last year, Vanguard's passively managed funds attracted $222 billion in net investor deposits.
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Some of them she played well; some of them I played too passively.
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The arguments that got passively dismissed with a shrug when they were wrong!
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Adonis's movements are almost passively lovely — "he's very feminized, on purpose," he said.
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About two-thirds of investor money is held in passively managed index funds.
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During his officers' testimony, Ackal sat passively, spitting tobacco into a foam cup.
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In other words, happiness isn't something passively experienced, but something practiced and honed.
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Consumers do not need a nanny, and they won't passively accept a ban.
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Yet this is a glancing admission, slipped passively into the narrative without elaboration.
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Interacting with Siri is nothing like passively listening to a podcast or radio program.
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The company's answer to Amazon's Skills is the ironically passively named Actions on Google.
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People don't have to passively consume news about climate change — they can take action.
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Most ETFs are passively managed, meaning they track an index or components of one.
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They saw a guy acting upon sexually a woman who was lying there passively.
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Over the last year alone some $2970 billion has flowed into passively managed funds.
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Does his being passively clothed mean that he is being costumed for a coffin?
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Prominent investors like Michael Burry have been voicing concerns about passively managed index funds.
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The famed investor Michael Burry recently sounded the alarm on passively managed index funds.
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No longer would passengers sit passively while someone tried to hijack a commercial airliner.
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Gap pulled the controversial ad for Ellen DeGeneres' collaboration, which critics called passively racist.
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It's about involving people—not just passively, as listeners or consumers, but as participants.
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"Nah. It'll never be dead, man," Sleeks promises, interrupting my passively stoned thought process.
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It's like now they're firing the guy from New York, who seemed passively competent.
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Meanwhile Leon Edwards fought far more passively, inviting Donald Cerrone to come to him.
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"Hurricanes are carried passively by the winds that they're sitting in," Dr. Kossin said.
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Rather than urging specific actions, they passively suggested that hospitals "review" their crisis plans.
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His company's thematic funds are a mix of actively managed and passively managed portfolios.
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Would our daughters and sons stand passively by if they saw someone being bullied?
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Homeowners use cameras and their ilk to passively monitor their neighborhoods and each other.
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Target-date funds, for example, are generally more expensive than passively managed index funds.
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As campus police looked on passively, white nationalists attacked students and other community members.
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A triumvirate of Wisconsin Republicans also helped elect Mr. Trump, both actively and passively.
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" He continued: "We cannot sit passively as our precious democracy slips quietly into darkness.
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Absolutely not, but knowing that it's there does sort of passively enrich the experience.
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Radio receivers will listen passively and continue doing so until January 20103, at the earliest.
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Radio receivers will listen passively and continue doing so until January 2019, at the earliest.
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They also form a nice seal, keeping sound in and passively canceling out ambient noise.
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Even the most simple games are more active (at least mentally) than passively watching television.
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Feedback is sent passively — swiping up on your story reveals which friends watched your snaps.
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Stealth's benefits apply passively, which is why it's best to invest in that before Fortify.
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Yet as more people invest passively in index funds, might the market become less efficient?
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However, over the past decade or so, passively managed index funds have come into vogue.
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Earlier this year, Mark Zuckerberg said that he worries that "passively" using Facebook is bad.
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The big picture: Rather than passively declining, the brain adapts and changes as humans age.
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In one scenario, one of the actors helped the owner, while the other watched passively.
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Facebook sees keeping people engaged, rather than passively scrolling, as good for its bottom line.
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You don't really do anything with them; you just set out food and passively observe.
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In the fourth quarter last year, $52 billion was invested into passively managed mutual funds.
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On this escalator, two columns of people ride, passively, between the subterranean and the terminal.
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For one, they are expensive compared with a traditional I.R.A. that owns passively managed investments.
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They are usually found by listening passively to hear the engines, or by active sonar.
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"Digital natives are more interested in actively synthesizing than in passively receiving information," he said.
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Their passively managed rivals have taken in $6.03 billion so far this year, through February.
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Otherwise, continue to passively ignore or mail your congressman and demand this barbary be stopped.
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It's not something you can passively witness, you have to be involved at all times.
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Passively managed green energy funds track well-known indexes as well as obscure, proprietary ones.
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HERE is already accumulating such passively derived road data from 500,000 vehicles across the world.
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Last Day's celebrants have already passively accepted the end, indeed normalized it, in today's parlance.
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Although the building was designed to be passively cooled, it also has central air-conditioning.
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AdVenture Capitalist is as easy as it is fun, and you can play it passively.
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E.T.F.s are passively managed, so expenses are generally lower than those for actively managed funds.
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The rest — 54 percent — watched the incident passively, neither joining in nor defending the victim.
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Similarly, $4.1 trillion is invested in passively managed ETFs, up from $1 trillion in 2010.
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The festival's emphasis on community meant that audience members could rarely expect to sit passively.
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I might also passively cut off someone who continually mentions how empty their stomach is.
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"The key is not to sit and passively watch the political process unfold," Weil said.
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YouTube can be enjoyed passively, like the television channels it has worked so hard to replace.
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What they really mean is that they don't want to see Democrats respond to this passively.
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And I would rather we actively disassemble this fragile hierarchy than watch passively when it implodes.
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Facebook plans to promote posts that generate discussions over those that are passively consumed, it said.
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A login isn't even needed, as it's really just for passively looking at a displayed feed.
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And had he invested it passively, he would be even richer today than he is now.
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Now is the moment to reengage with civil society organizations — not just passively donate every year.
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However, for Facebook, this strategy has turned the platform into a destination where users passively scroll.
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Now, you can monitor them anytime, anywhere, passively, simply by wearing a device on your wrist.
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Beta is the academic term for the return you get from passively investing in an index.
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The group designed a device that passively collects plastic in its fold like a giant arm.
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The Cubs did little to help their cause, passively watching Kershaw carve up the strike zone.
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Kids also don't just passively obey their teachers or parents; they bend and break the rules.
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Facebook's new mission is getting you to have meaningful interactions, not just passively consume social media.
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Each pillow has a fabric bottom, so the plants can passively wick from the reservoir underneath.
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Today's mistake underscores how Twitter can passively become a platform where racist ideologies are easily spread.
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A voice mail message is just a prerecorded one-sided phone call you're passively subjected to.
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Unlike, say, Apple and Coca Cola, most energy companies are selling products we engage with passively.
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"You should not act passively if under attack as sharks respect size and power," ISAF says.
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Moscow's tanks and troops crushed that uprising, and despite previous supportive rhetoric, Washington stood by passively.
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It dropped products and messages from on high, and the rest of us passively consumed them.
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If you don't unequivocally reject intolerance, you are passively — and in some cases, actively — encouraging it.
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The company's executives have cited research that suggests passively using Facebook leads to worse mental health.
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But when we passively scroll or consume content, it may not be as good for us.
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Fink's company houses two-thirds of its assets in exchange-traded and passively managed index funds.
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He could either wrestle with his five noisy opponents or look on passively from a distance.
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And then there are the passively invested indexed products, which julienne foreign markets in many ways.
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Passive investing is usually carried out through exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, and passively managed mutual funds.
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The average cost for passively managed funds — virtually all ETFs track an index — was 0.18 percent vs.
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However, if the actor refused help, the dogs took the treat from the actor who passively watched.
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However, he has about 40 percent of client assets in passively managed funds at Dimensional Fund Advisors.
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Of the $6.8 trillion in fixed income-specific bond funds globally, nearly $1.3 trillion passively track indexes.
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They are passively safe, allowing for simpler safety systems that reduce costs and are easier to manage.
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The app runs quietly in the background, passively absorbing all sorts of data about your driving skills.
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If the trend continues, passively managed equity fund assets could top active within a couple of years.
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It cannot be assumed that other countries will passively sit by if the U.S. imposes such measures.
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They were put on this earth to remind the world that not all Canadians are passively polite.
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For passing the time passively, our list of what to watch while you're stuck inside may help.
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Ignoring such shootings, or passively accepting how widespread and devastating they are becoming, cannot be an option.
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Truly empowered individuals don't have to wait passively to receive what information officials choose to give them.
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Dozens of Muslim residents have accused police officers of standing passively by while the destruction was underway.
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Asked how it's collecting consent from users for their data to be shared passively with Facebook, Insider.
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ETFs mostly "passively" track market indexes, while the mutual funds largely employ "active" managers who pick stocks.
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It also needs better controls for notifications and warnings when you've been passively scrolling for too long.
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"We opted to intervene passively," the show's director, Will Lawson, said in a quote seen by CBS.
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The Israelis, of course, would not have sat passively by while Iran nuclearized and threatened their existence.
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The new video shows the kid and his buddies following Katt, who sits passively against a wall.
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That's more effective than telling them to passively take in information and never think about it again.
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I worked in the district a long time, and passively waiting for change has gotten us nowhere.
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The two have been kind of passively sparring over building rockets that can land and be re-used.
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"I don't really think of myself as a feminist even though I passively support the cause," he says.
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The hexagonal device rests passively on the Martian surface, and a tether connects it to the InSight lander.
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At first, I tried passively using our Facebook group and assumed I'd hear most big announcements at rehearsals.
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The average expense ratio across all mutual funds — including both actively and passively managed — stands at 1.193 percent.
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It still seems designed mostly to sit around passively, waiting for someone to get bored and notice it.
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It will also potentially bring billions of dollars into Chinese shares from funds that passively track the index.
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If you take a lot of Live Photos, actively or passively, this is probably an app worth having.
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I have nothing to do with this man, other than that I passively received a donation from him.
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It uses Google's Snapshot API, which allows an app to passively monitor a user's daily activity and lifestyle.
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The other passively records at all times, a function that could be particularly useful for time-intensive experiments.
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More than $660 billion in passively managed funds track MSCI indexes around the world, according to Lipper data.
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"Rarely has a party so passively accepted its own self-destruction," lamented New York Times columnist David Brooks.
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What's the trite axiom that you've heard trotted out so often that you've passively started to believe it?
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Artificial leaves aren't new: they're a class of device which passively converts light into power for various purposes.
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Last week, the company shared scientific research that found that "passively consuming" the News Feed made people unhappy.
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Investors continue to plow money into passively managed index funds while shunning funds that use active stock pickers.
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For the hearing study, most of the data is collected passively, along with periodic surveys and hearing tests.
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Other phone farmers said they've made hundreds of dollars a month from passively running apps on their phones.
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"We don't just passively perceive the world, we actively generate it," he said in a 2017 Ted Talk.
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Though viewers can passively let the programs make choices for them, Netflix says 94 percent of You vs.
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That's a habit that allistics really shouldn't pick up and autistics should not be taught to passively accept.
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Occasionally he has teared up, but mostly he sits passively, staring down at papers in front of him.
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Cardiff Park Advisors is a fee-only investment firm specializing in passively structured and index-fund portfolio management.
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But as his depression settled over him, he passed his weeks passively, unable to push through the pack.
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You're forced to slow down and truly contemplate the world around you, rather than passively breezing through it.
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You're forced to slow down and truly contemplate the world around you, rather than passively breezing through it.
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The majority of news consumers also "happen upon the news" online rather passively, often while doing something else.
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Passively absorbing misleading ear worms sounds like a scary way to get informed before some pretty important elections.
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Still another point of view entirely is that live recordings are something special that are fun for serious fans to exchange but also contain a certain magic that disappears when those recordings are made available for instant clicking, more digital sugar to be passively consumed, passively regurgitated, and actively forgotten.
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Hedge funds, however, continue to attract investor cash, though at a slower pace than passively focused exchange-traded funds.
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The vibe is bitchy and even shallow: think disses about haircuts, or passively aggressively liking a frenemy's ex's photo.
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Lescaudron sat passively throughout the reading, stood for the verdict and was escorted back to prison at the end.
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Consider going active in fixed income ETF experts generally focus on the benefits of low-cost, passively managed funds.
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Kasich passively said he would vote for DeWine after he won the May primary, but withheld a full endorsement.
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Not only can we not participate in its operation, nor passively participate, it's now on us to dismantle it.
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The Harris device doesn't just passively collect information from nearby cellphones by simply pretending to be something it's not.
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A harder-to-track cohort of investors ignore advisers altogether and instead invest directly in cheap, passively managed funds.
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Meanwhile, the value of the foundation's remaining crypto assets had passively doubled in value to more than $400 million.
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This, in many respects, is the way our passively owned, quantitatively steered market trades for weeks-long stretches now.
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But this doesn't have to be a continued case of the afflicted acting as the comfortable look on passively.
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We created a dummy account under a pseudonym without any images, and passively followed accounts of purported Syrian rebels.
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Most ETFs are passively managed and follow indexes like the S&P 500, the Dow industrials or other sectors.
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Last year passively managed bond ETFs took in $603 billion, compared to $46 billion for actively managed bond funds.
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Morningstar says the average dollar in passively managed funds typically outperforms the average dollar invested in actively managed funds.
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Broad global economic expansion is making assets expensive, so forget investing passively, an investment manager told CNBC on Thursday.
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But the cries for help have come passively in the form of "exposed" local VA failures and blown whistles.
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But when you just use the internet to consume content passively, that's not associated with those same positive effects.
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These are the kinds of shows that can play passively in the background or be watched actively, Barnett observed.
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McMaster seems to believe that Kim would passively absorb the attack without hitting back and risking all-out war.
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Many Muslims have accused the police of standing passively by while their homes and business were attacked by Hindus.
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Vanguard Group and its stable of passively managed index funds are top dog in the U.S. mutual fund industry.
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Smooth-skinned and passively handsome in the manner of Mitt Romney, he grew up on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
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The world conjured by the Washington establishment is an empty space, a "power vacuum," waiting passively to be led.
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Gouthière's mermaid, for example, does not simply adorn her porphyry ewer by passively assuming the form of a handle.
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I'm also looking at how much we passively depend on fossil fuels and products coming from them, namely plastic.
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In 2009, the world stood by passively while the hopes of the Iranian people were crushed by their government.
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Many Sunnis view Baghdad's corrupt policies as a greater threat than ISIS, and therefore cooperate (sometimes passively) with the extremists.
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"The United States has not charged Assange for passively obtaining or receiving classified information," said EDVA US attorney Zach Terwilliger.
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Our good guys, however, are still passively floating through their lives, nowhere near any kind of camera or TV show.
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Subscription video is filmed horizontally and is meant to be consumed passively on bigger screen sizes (like TVs or tablets).
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Instead of just passively watching a movie, the viewers (or players) get to choose what the main character does next.
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Talk to them about the dangers of mindless scrolling, and how passively consuming information correlates to higher levels of depression.
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The company has a downloadable app that passively tracks movement and monitors conversations for any signs of diminishing brain function.
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Creators can add quizzes, polls, gamification and more to their videos so users can play along instead of passively viewing.
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"He is competent, able to passively move around on his own and do what he needs to do," Balrog said.
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The upside to activity trackers is that they passively measure how much you move, without any active effort from you.
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Around a third also said they planned to underweight passively-managed global equities, up from just 14.3 percent in December.
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Poor performance by actively managed funds has caused more investors to move money into passively managed index funds this year.
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Fees for the most popular passively managed funds will continue to gradually decline as they gather more assets, Rosenbluth said.
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Around 15% of ownable shares of S&P 500 companies are now held by passively managed funds, BAML's data shows.
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In an extraordinary blog post, the company acknowledged that passively consuming the News Feed could make people feel less happy.
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And yet, if carmakers do not want to accept their fate passively, they have little choice but to remodel themselves.
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Everything had to be passively cooled and fully-enclosed so it didn't ingest any of the environment into the equipment.
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This packs in sensitive microphones, which are passively listing for the "OK Google" wake word thanks to the new update.
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But combining GPS, and more recently iBeacon interactions, with passively collected data has always been the holy grail of mobile.
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Facebook users could have been passively scrolling on their News Feeds, and 14 million does not translate to concurrent viewers.
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That would mark the fifth straight year of net outflows for mutual funds as investors pivot to passively-managed funds.
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Supposedly, audiences passively lie back and let cinematic stories wash over them, without mentally working to meet the creators halfway.
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GBTC resembles an exchange-traded fund in that it is passively managed and has been seeking to replicate bitcoin's movement.
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Equities are well-positioned in the current investing environment, but passively investing may not be the optimal strategy, she said.
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But each time he returns to the arc of his book-length argument, he rests passively on the extant metanarrative.
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On the ETF side, most are passively managed and follow an index, although a small share do employ active management.
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He pointed out that, traditionally, affluent people have accrued further wealth passively—from real estate, investments, inheritances, and the like.
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The digital currency giant just announced they're expanding in yet another direction by launching a passively managed cryptocurrency index fund.
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Sound isolation is also effective, providing a good seal in my experience for passively blocking out the surrounding street noise.
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To spend an evening not sitting passively before a TV, but interacting simultaneously with both our media and the world.
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Facebook says it's trying to make sure people are spending quality time on the service, and not just passively scrolling.
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Yes, the company noted, people who spend a lot of time "passively consuming" social feeds do tend to feel worse.
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We will no longer allow government institutions like the New York City Parks Department to passively allow symbols of oppression.
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We have allowed, mostly passively, the emergence of huge and exquisitely detailed databases full of information about all of us.
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By anonymously sharing your location, Moovit is able to passively gather information about how quickly trains and buses are running.
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He denied accusations that the police were passively or actively abetting the attacks, and promised legal action against the attackers.
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On the internet, where characters become avatars for our personalities and moods, passively pleasing trinkets don't pack the same punch.
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As an inexperienced investor, he tried his hand at individual stocks before turning to broad-based, passively managed index funds.
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What frustrates me most about this border town is how passively it awaits its sentence from the bolillos from afar.
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Our decades-old cybersecurity model, focused almost entirely on passively blocking malicious software and spam, is broken and beyond repair.
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They're visual and easy to process, unlike Twitter threads, and can be passively enjoyed, unlike a high-activity group chat.
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Morton County Sheriff's Department spokeswoman Maxine Herr said authorities will "passively" enforce the governor's order for protesters to vacate the area.
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By passively allowing Durant and Westbrook to do what they've always done, Donovan and the Thunder hamper their chances at success.
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We might work toward experiencing the past and future only passively, rather than intentionally — a triggered memory, scheduling a future event.
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There's a big distinction between when you're connecting with people and interacting with people and when you're just passively consuming content.
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Now, he said, rather than passively resisting work through Facebook, he gets up an hour earlier and does whatever he wants.
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Jacobs said later that we currently have no other technologies to passively observe water vapor and make these more accurate predictions.
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Sea spiders don't have gills, and instead take in oxygen passively from the surrounding water via diffusion through their porous exoskeletons.
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The passively-managed All Weather fund has risen 13.5 per cent in value this year, while Optimal Portfolio has remained flat.
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Image: PhysicsYour WiFi router is probably sitting passively in some corner of your room, beaming out invisible light (and the internet).
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So rather than passively watching TV, people are engaging with others and, more often, doing research based on what they're watching.
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We are witnessing a political realignment, where voters nationwide are putting ideas first and no longer passively voting the party line.
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It would be unacceptable for leading Republicans to stand by passively, or even to endorse any claims of widespread vote rigging.
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Amorphous robots can passively change their shape and because of their enclosed nature they're less susceptible to damage from small particles.
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"We discourage investors from thinking about emerging markets opportunistically," said Edelman, who invests in passively managed ETFs that track market indexes.
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Too many democratic governments responded passively or ineffectively to the Depression, leaving Europeans to suffer its horrible effects on their own.
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While the adult human filming the video stands passively beside her, the baby stands up for something she believes in. Treats.
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She could have included that basic rationale in a resignation letter, but that would have allowed Trump to passively press ahead.
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But I couldn't sit passively while the Taliban snatched away women's liberties; so I began running an underground school for girls.
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It's to everyone's passively racist uncle who pouts that he can't tell that great joke about picking cotton during Thanksgiving anymore.
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Still, he said, the system provides an opportunity to "passively extract digital data," and this can be critical to improving health.
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The social network in December acknowledged that passively reading your Facebook News Feed isn&apost always good for your mental health.
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It has a "crash" mode that tags video taken during an accident and it passively records whenever the car is on.
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It just measures your blood alcohol content (BAC) passively, right there on your wrist, and delivers that information to an app.
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The rover analyzes the ice-ocean interface passively and at consistent distances, drawing little power — especially relative to submarine-type drones.
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Will Kim Jong Un passively endure economic sanctions threatening regime survival — and not revenge himself on the U.S. with EMP attack?
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Her paradoxical presence is a reminder that in a rudderless world, passively waiting for celestial intervention is not a viable option.
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He argued that, over time, active investment management by professionals would under-perform the returns of amateurs who were passively investing.
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Within the equity segment, Laurelli said redemptions were primarily from U.S. passively managed S&P 500 strategies and global core equities.
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People tend to interact passively with digital content, scrolling through their News Feed quickly or staying for just a few seconds.
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A pause ad is suited for large-screen viewing, where presumably users are passively consuming content for a longer period of time.
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Morton County Sheriff's Department spokeswoman Maxine Herr said authorities will be "passively" enforcing the governor's order for protesters to vacate the area.
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Important fact to remember and passively-aggressively tweet: Moore has so far been embraced, not rejected, by Republican party leaders like Pence.
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What could I tell about the patterns of her and her family's life by passively gathering the data trails from her belongings?
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This chart from Vanguard shows how actively managed fund fees compare with those for passively managed investments like index funds and ETFs.
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When the Great Depression hit in the 1930s, leaders could no longer react as passively as they did in the 19th century.
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Co-founder Lucas Carpenter explained that he came up with the idea to solve the problem of children passively playing with screens.
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Incumbent insurers are using chatbots to transform from passively engaging customers to putting customer engagement at the forefront of their business models.
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There is no way to passively view these works; to see them is to participate, to choose to engage or not engage.
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If you like passively watching 90-second videos with the sound off, you're going to have to start looking at them elsewhere.
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Kids who are just passively stimulated by a glowing screen don't have to do the neural heavy lifting to create those images.
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When it comes to sports content, they don't want to sit back and passively watch: They want to create their own videos.
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On the other hand, index funds — which are passively managed — pulled in nearly $20.27 billion in new money during the same time.
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For the most part, actively managed funds cost more than those that are passively managed because you're paying for investment-picking expertise.
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"Risk-reward at this juncture may be to remain passively positioned for further unraveling of investor sentiment," said OCBC in a note.
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Britney Spears was about to flame out spectacularly in public — and Timberlake would quietly, passively make his way through the fallout unscathed.
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Recent wealthy presidents — the Bushes, John Kennedy, Franklin Roosevelt — have been essentially rich kids who inherited dynastic fortunes that they invested passively.
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"The pricing environment remains very competitive, but we aren't just sitting passively by," Chief Executive Bob Fornaro said in a news release.
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"So we decided to launch an application that would help people with their finances — but do it very passively," he told me.
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In these guidelines, screen time refers to passively watching entertainment on a screen, such as on a television, computer or mobile device.
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Over the last year, Vanguard attracted $342 billion in net inflows, mostly into its passively managed index funds and exchange-traded funds.
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The scientists were surprised to note that the same cells also fired when the monkeys passively observed an experimenter making similar motions.
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Unlike actively managed mutual funds — where a professional picks the individual holdings of a fund — ETFs track indexes, making them passively managed.
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Originally reproduced in LIFE magazine, the image captures the film's audience gazing passively at the screen with the use of anaglyph glasses.
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NATO involvement in Syria could help answer critics who say the alliance has watched passively as Russia has widened its role there.
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For many people, sitting and passively watching someone else play video games sounds like a dreadfully boring way to spend an afternoon.
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It's driven me to super simple puzzle games that don't have delusions of "community" and "ranks" and only beg passively for microtransactions.
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Last month San Francisco-based Bitwise Investments announced a passively managed index fund comprised of the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization.
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Monday room inspections are the norm, and faculty members have sometimes passively, sometimes aggressively, urged my roommate and me to clean up.
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Without at least some trust that bridges tribal lines, its authority wanes, and it can only passively report as tribalism takes over.
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Killi says that users can expect to earn between $1 and $5 each month, depending on how much data they passively share.
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The funds, passively managed indexed offerings, impose hard exclusions on coal, gas and oil, companies and on any utility that burns coal.
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The bottom line is that focusing on honesty is a way to actively engage with the world, versus passively complaining about it.
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Institutional investors, even if they "passively" hold the stocks in their portfolio, can achieve such a reduction in competition in many ways.
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Will we passively accept the perpetual "us versus them" conflict or will we actively encourage "me and you" conversations that bridge divides?
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This is why it is important to pull together rather than look on passively, much less mock or play the blame game.
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If he is even passively stringing her along until she repays him, then he is being almost as manipulative as she is.
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Trillions in assets have flowed out of actively managed mutual funds and into passively managed exchange traded funds and indexed mutual funds.
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The judgment Congress has to make is whether the American people should be willing, actively or passively, to go along with it.
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New money didn't just go into exchange-traded funds that passively track market indexes like the S&P 500 and Dow industrials.
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It's as if they are no longer just passively watching the puppet show, but seeing and evaluating the moves of the puppeteer.
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Indeed, the performance was not meant to be something simply watched, and we were not meant to be spectators passively consuming art.
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No one can beat death—but maybe beating it is cruising along passively, taking what comes, and explosively shitting where you may.
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Phnom Penh-based artist Meas Sokhorn wanted to confront this problem, one that all too many seem to be comfortable passively accepting.
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More, Chellet's energy was passively mournful and the most uninteresting way to play a character who is melancholy is by being resolutely melancholy.
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This means that their most likely method of transport was passively floating there, sailing the high seas on a mat of plant debris.
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None of the relevant terms or privacy policies state that data is being passively sent to these third parties when using the apps.
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You've been passively behaving in a way that's advantageous to your long-term prosperity, and you start to think of yourself that way.
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Wearing a passively augmented device, such as glasses, could guide a farmer with a rich amount of data without getting in the way.
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You, dear reader, are not meant to passively observe Kalanithi's final moments, glean his wisdom and walk away feeling assured in your path.
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Use groups With Facebook freed from the burden of delivering the news to you, you can now use Facebook intentionally rather than passively.
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On the ETF side, most are passively managed and follow an index, although a small share do employ an aspect of active management.
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In the absence of strong catalysts, Gulf stocks passively tracked emerging assets, which languished in bear market territory as the dollar held strong.
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So that's watching videos, reading news, passively consuming content in a way where you're not actually interacting with anyone or building a relationship.
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Just last month, Twitter users were disturbed by a facial recognition kiosk in a Chinese airport that appeared to be passively scanning passersby.
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But passively allowing oneself to be led into unfounded genetic conclusions about race and IQ is hardly a mark of rational tough-mindedness.
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It's good at passively tracking your movements throughout the day, but I wouldn't say this puts Pebble in the category of fitness wearables.
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Mr. Zayon said that Mr. Gray was "actively and passively" resisting arrest, and that it would have been too dangerous to do so.
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The migration of assets from actively managed funds into passively managed ones has been far slower in the bond markets than in equities.
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Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are investment companies whose objective is to passively replicate the performance of an index, similar to index mutual funds.
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The impression left by the article that the Police Department is cavalierly using Tasers on people who are passively resistant is likewise unfounded.
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Roughly $8 trillion is benchmarked to the Russell indexes, and $1 trillion is passively invested in funds that just attempt to track them.
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Aside from shutting off data on an app-by-app basis, there are other steps you can take to passively decrease data use.
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"Human influences are having an effect on global circulation," Kossin said, describing such storms as moving "fairly passively" based on mid-level winds.
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His Twitter bio states that he "joined #BitClubnetwork to earn bitcoins passively everyday," suggesting that he's invested in the company's mining pool operation.
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While he was passively saving through his employer's 25(b) program, he didn't start actively saving beyond his employer's contribution until his 40s.
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The trend reflects a broader shift of money from more expensive funds run by stock-pickers to cheaper options that passively track indexes.
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You no longer have to passively take this torture; now you can do something about it (if you haven't already): You can vote!
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It's the kind of thinking that leads people to cover the camera on their computer while passively volunteering for other forms of monitoring.
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"On the other hand, passively reading articles or watching videos — even if they're entertaining or informative — may not be as good," Zuckerberg says.
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The gap in funding has passively created a disincentive for members of working-class communities, particularly those of color, to enter higher education.
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Without even realizing it, Facebook was causing me to passively keep up with their lives, even though I never spoke to them personally.
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We passively invested in some things and then we syndicated four deals — and we got over 1,000 units in just that first year.
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Lewis cautions against passively scrolling social media feeds, and instead to direct message people, Facetime friends, and talk on the phone more often.
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He argues that over a period of time, active investment management by professionals would underperform the returns by amateurs who were passively investing.
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"With these new tools, the line between passively hosting third-party speech and actively curating and promoting speech starts to blur," Barr said.
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Our sense of right now—whichever one you mean—isn't passively measured and tracked and the brain, but constructed by it, Eagleman said.
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Sometimes I spend a good portion of an evening passively watching movie previews, before landing on something I've determined is worth 90 minutes.
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Refugees themselves are not passively waiting for help, but are actively searching for ways to be part of the recovery of their countries.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)As for WatchOS 26 and iOS 13's health updates, they're solid but more passively iterative than mind-blowing.
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It is now a playing field for well-drilled algorithmic traders or for index funds which passively hold a basket of leading stocks.
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It may affect how mutual fund managers chose stocks and force passively-managed sector exchange traded funds (ETFs) to reallocate billions of dollars.
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A pernicious bond between the middle-aged Carl (Toby Jones, credibly crushed) and his manipulative mother, Aileen (the grand Anne Reid, passively domineering).
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And turns out, if you use it passively, it's bad for you, and if you use it in depth, it's good for you.
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Instead, they find ways to generate money passively, such as setting up online businesses that run even while their owners are off the clock.
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I have argued that both parties would rue the day we stood by passively while Sessions essentially destroyed our ability to provide meaningful oversight.
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The FCC actively makes rules and enforces them; the FTC passively watches markets and only acts if it's presented with evidence of bad practices.
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This alternate reality is being fed into the president's mind — and congressional Republicans are passively letting it build, or even contributing to the story.
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Bogle's mistake convinced him that rather than trying to actively beat the market, he should create a passively managed fund that tracked the market.
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This revival began with a lengthy sequence of a guy sitting passively on a couch and staring at a glass box, for god's sake.
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One option: Trade your actively managed funds for passively managed exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, which can help investors avoid annual taxes on earnings.
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Ticketmaster is launching a new ticketing system that can passively check attendees into events using audio data from smartphones to reduce entry wait time.
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For Camus, this involved passively describing the reactions of people with no hope and no escape, without adding any specifically Algerian or French characteristics.
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This logic and the actual performance data in accord with it have obviously been a big driver of the move to passively managed funds.
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How might we continue to alter it to suit how we are now, rather than simply endure its presumed requirements passively and without question?
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That long losing streak has been a boon for the exchange traded fund (ETF) industry, a class of mutual funds that passively track indexes.
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Although managed passively, it is analogous to an active bet because its holdings have different characteristics from broad market indexes like the S.&P.
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The indication here is that apps are sucking up more of our "downtime" where we would have otherwise been passively engaged with television programming.
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That project combined sculpture, LEDs, and projection mapping into an immersive environment that viewers could enter and explore, instead of passively watching from without.
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One study showed that during Jymmin, perceived exhaustion was approximately half of what it was during exercise in which people passively listened to music.
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Davison's idea was that if enough people passively shared their basic personal details, it would allow for all sorts of serendipitous real-world connections.
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This realization that bullying and ostracizing can be passively accepted, or worse, openly encouraged, led to reframing the entire country in my own mind.
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So his mainstreamness is really complicated by his immigrant Jewish background, even if he presents "passively" as a white man, he's totally an outsider.
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Traveling by raft, Eriksen and Paschal make their way into the gyre the way that plastic garbage does—passively carried along by the current.
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Jabra's vision revolves around users passively wearing the Halo Smart atop their shoulders, even when not listening to music or talking on the phone.
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This meant, for the first time in history, the U.S. retail investor had access to a well-diversified, low-cost, passively managed investment product.
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Instead of just passively sending and receiving selfies, you can now emphasize and improvise by drawing, with the photograph as a jumping-off point.
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Like the DFA model, the funds are passively managed according to rules that emphasize a desirable characteristic such as low valuation or low volatility.
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ETFs now account for over 15 percent of the AUM in investment companies in the U.S and 50 percent of all passively managed assets.
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Since 2013, Slat's organization, The Ocean Cleanup, has been developing a system to passively collect plastic from the garbage patch using the ocean's current.
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Passively managed ETFs have become incredibly attractive to investors, allowing them to pick and choose baskets of stocks representing different parts of the market.
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He was certain that his enemies in the intelligence community were sending a message: they would not watch passively as their secrets were distributed.
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As black and queer body living in this world, trying to cause an internal and external revolution would be hard to do it passively.
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Over the past five years, $629 billion in assets have flowed into passively managed bond funds and $206 billion has flowed into active funds.
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That way, you can try to stop passively accepting the terms dictated by a lover and start actively defining terms that work for you.
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Daryl is rough-edged but defensible in this episode, until he passively murders a defenseless Savior once he's provided information and outlived his usefulness.
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"When people spend a lot of time passively consuming information — reading but not interacting with people — they report feeling worse afterward," the company said.
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Now their money starts working for them and keeps giving them sound investment returns "passively" in the form of capital growth and rental returns.
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What I found was a movie that, while charming and occasionally progressive in a passively pop-y, feminist kind of way, hasn't aged well.
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For about a week I only passively consumed news and updates through my newsfeed, occasionally clicking "like," then graduating to "share," other people's achievements.
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These voters don't passively tolerate Mr. Trump's "build a wall" message or his ban on travel from predominantly Muslim countries — they're what motivates them.
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Naturally, social media users were as likely to create their own content as to sit by passively and consume whatever offerings the ceremony provided.
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In 2013, Slat&aposs organization, The Ocean Cleanup, debuted a U-shaped device that passively collects plastic in its fold like a giant arm.
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But I'm no dummy, which is why I do it passively, meaning my investments track a highly diversified, predetermined index and stick with it.
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That means GE's exit from the Dow next week will trigger a relatively small amount of selling by passively managed funds reconfiguring their holdings.
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But in the years that followed — the era of Lyndon B. Johnson's "credibility gap" — the press began to chafe at passively relaying the president's messages.
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Called the HOLD 33 Index, the fund is designed to passively hold the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap (including a 5 year inflation schedule).
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It seems the company would rather you not notice its AI efforts and merely benefit passively from more holistic back-end mappings of user preferences.
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And it maintains your overall asset allocation between stocks and bonds while it does so, using passively managed index funds to create its recommended portfolios.
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Westworld wants viewers to play along at home rather than just watch passively and forget until the next week — which seems be half the point.
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On July 17th Vitaly Shabunin, one of the country's top activists, was attacked by thugs and sprayed with green dye as police stood by passively.
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"We're successfully building brands — not to be distributed over a paid TV pipe, not to sit back and watch on your TV passively," Lerer said.
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Wise investors who do not know how to pick tomorrow's winners, or how to time markets, opt to hold a broad index of stocks passively.
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This holds true when their engagement involves interaction with other humans on Facebook, rather than merely "passively" consuming the content through silent likes or shares.
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Thermosyphons are narrow tubes that passively pull heat from the ground and ventilate it up into the air—keeping the heat away from the permafrost.
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To say nothing would have amounted to passively watching a tragedy unfold; to say anything more would have been an attack on his own administration.
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Will we gather together one day by the hundreds and sit passively behind flashy VR headsets while billionaire CEOs march by like all-seeing gods?
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No longer will you be bound by the Earthly laws of putting your bread into a fiery furnace and passively waiting until it is done.
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Using bulk interception (when GCHQ passively intercept communications or data through its mass surveillance programs), the agency identified a location in Syria used by extremists.
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The exodus from Miller's fund underscores a larger problem for active managers everywhere as they lose a flood of money to passively managed index funds.
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"There's this wink and nod, everyone knows that this person is going down a dangerous path and people passively go along with it," he says.
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Cloudflare does not passively move information, said Alex Stamos, a Stanford University professor who previously served in top cybersecurity roles at Facebook Inc and Yahoo.
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In an age of digital transformation, this has significant appeal as all of this is done passively in the background without disrupting the user experience.
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That anarchy, which the international community observed passively, led to the emergence of the Taliban and, ultimately, to a war we are still fighting today.
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He said he expected some reversal in the tide of money that has been flowing into passively managed funds that largely mirror their indexes' moves.
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The vast majority of ETFs passively track an index of securities and typically charge lower fees than actively traded funds in the same investment categories.
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Each painting features a single frankfurter in a languorous pose — reclining, reading, daydreaming or otherwise passively disporting like a model in a fashion magazine layout.
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In multiple studies, couples that actively celebrated good news (rather than actively or passively dismissed it) have had a higher rate of relationship well-being.
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AdaSky's solution is called "Viper," and it works by passively collecting FIR signals sent out as heat by warm objects, including other cars and humans.
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Investors follow performance, and if active managers start underperforming their index benchmarks, the migration to lower-cost passively managed funds will likely pick up pace.
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These shifts are of less concern to long-term investors seeking exposure through actively managed mutual funds and passively managed index and exchange-traded funds.
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But it's as much curse as gift — using it is painful, and passively receiving impressions from everything she touches is maddening and impossible to avoid.
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It does to American citizens who must regularly study these bloody rituals and be left by political leaders to passively anticipate the carnage next time.
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"Bless your heart," he remarks to the showboating defendant, complimenting his legal skills and passively tolerating Bundy's impromptu marriage proposal to one of the witnesses.
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Fidelity, like its industry counterparts, has had money flow out of its actively managed funds and into its passively managed ones, including E.T.F.s, he said.
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Given the fact that he is, at the moment, passively profiting from voters' fears, Biden might be loath to interrupt a trend that's paying off.
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But Republicans, who have tried for years to stop the government from expanding health care coverage, will not wait passively for a disaster to happen.
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But what's different today is that these brutal crackdowns are being passively accepted and perhaps even tacitly encouraged by the president of the United States.
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Under the Trump administration, they have so far been sitting passively as a President ran roughshod over all the institutions they have claimed to champion.
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In 2013, transgender activist and writer Zinnia Jones compiled a timeline of the Salvation Army's history of discrimination against LGBTQ people, both passively and actively.
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But we journalists also use the same tools to steer the conversation and verify information, not just passively receive what people want to send us.
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You could be actively or passively discriminated against until you see no choice but to leave your job and reluctantly take yet another assistant gig.
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So one startup is launching a private index fund designed to let you passively hold a stake in the 10 largest cryptocurrencies, weighted by market cap.
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A 2015 report from the research firm Market Strategies International found U.S. institutional investor portfolios were 54 percent actively managed and only 27 percent passively invested.
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American troops perma-stationed inside Iranian-allied Iraq are a bit of a geopolitical oddity, but one Iran has likely already at least passively agreed to.
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No matter how a person feels about immigration policy, very few people hate children — and yet we are passively allowing bad things to happen to them.
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The outlines of a strategy have now become clear as are the very grave risks that Democrats will face if they keep passively watching this unfold.
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What made those effective was not their substance, he says, but the optics of John Kerry getting beat up and sitting passively by while it happened.
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In 2014, researchers from the University of Basel in Switzerland argued that the brain is actively, rather than passively, working to rid itself of superfluous information.
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Fewer than 1 in 5 beat the in 2016, driving half a trillion dollars of investors cash into indexes, primarily through passively managed exchange-traded funds.
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In May, $22.2 billion flowed out of actively managed U.S. equity funds and $215 billion flowed into passively managed ones that track an index — largely ETFs.
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The declines resulted from Facebook's decision to show people content they engage with rather than consume passively, something that the company said optimizes people's well-being.
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Passively managed equity funds outside the United States took in $1.77 billion from sovereign investors during the quarter, after allocations shrank in the previous three quarters.
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PSG coach Unai Emery&aposs strategy of not pressuring Barcelona backfired, as his team sat back and passively let the hosts hem them into their box.
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In Federighi's terms, the result is to "make your Mac look like all the other Macs," which makes it harder for advertisers to track you passively.
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And one could argue that it has also failed to provide essential tools for those who want to passively participate on Twitter, instead of actively tweet.
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The onboard storage and fitness tracking features work very well, and now passively, too, if you enable that feature, detecting workouts automatically using Bragi's onboard sensors.
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But Mya doesn't passively recommend GIFs, it unlocks economies of scale for recruiting agencies and massive enterprises by centralizing and automating aspects of high-volume recruiting.
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Always check the fees on any investment you buy, particularly on actively-managed funds, which tend to have higher expense ratios than passively-managed index funds.
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O). Over the past decade, Fidelity's actively managed funds have been hemorrhaging assets as investors sought lower-cost, passively managed index and exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
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Evolve Funds worked with German index provider Solactive AG to create the passively traded model, which will have hedged and unhedged versions priced in Canadian dollars.
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At the time, it was estimated that move might see around $7 billion move into those American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) by funds passively tracking the index.
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The record low in fees paid comes amid a massive shift in investor money from mostly actively managed mutual funds to passively managed exchange-traded funds.
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" Mindstrong has filed several patents aimed at measuring brain function "from interaction patterns captured passively and continuously from human-computer interfaces found in ubiquitous mobile technology.
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"In terms of the business, engagement is a great metric for us, and when people are passively scrolling, that's not good for us either," Sloan said.
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He trudges passively through Germany with his fellow prisoners of war wearing silver boots, a fur-collared coat many sizes too small, and a blue toga.
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Google search ads can target users who are looking up a particular candidate, for example, but are less likely to attract someone passively browsing the internet.
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It is time for congressmen who have passively allowed their good names to endorse an increasingly odious regime to recognize that, in Turkey, democracy still matters.
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But as the year came to a close, Facebook acknowledged, for the first time, that passively consuming social media can make people feel worse about themselves.
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The annual fees are higher than typical equity funds, but they are dropping, thanks to pressure from low-cost passively managed funds that track an index.
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There are many MPs who seem willing to passively accept creating the conditions which make a return to the dark days of the past more likely.
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By coming into contact with the virus in this way, children who have not been vaccinated may "passively" develop immunity in some cases, according to WHO.
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The world stood by and watched passively as the Nazis and Imperialist Japanese prepared for war — and then was shocked when suddenly it was upon us.
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PATRICIA MOREIRAManaging directorTransparency InternationalBerlin Whether intermediaries—lawyers, accountants, estate agents—are either passively complicit in or actively supporting money-laundering they are rightly denoted as enablers.
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The law stops short of making expressed consent a condition for sexual contact, but states that a person cannot passively agree to sex, according to BBC .
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His app let you passively share your personal information with the people around you, in the hopes that it would enable all sorts of serendipitous interactions.
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They were an indicator of the new normal, a world where I could participate in queer society both passively and actively, to whatever degree I wished.
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Streetlights passively powered by electricity from radiative cooling would not have to have their batteries replaced, and people could charge their cell phones off the grid.
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You're trying to make something passively cold enough to detect a planet that is in front of another sun dozens or even hundreds of lightyears away.
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Observing the scene from a pier in the bay, the Girl and the Boy passively bond over and take charge of an abused youngster: the Child.
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Singapore architects recently finished a hospital where each patient has a tall window with a green view, and 70 percent of the building is passively ventilated.
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" Spain's association for conserving and restoring artwork denounced Menéndez's work as a "plunder," asking "what kind of society" allows its ancestors' legacy to be "passively destroyed.
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Of that amount, nearly $500 billion have gone into passively managed equity funds, while actively-managed equity funds saw $235 billion of outflows during that period.
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At the wizened age of 25, I'm just old enough to remember when computers were primarily used for making things, instead of just passively consuming content.
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To idolize the social sphere, to passively accept the constraints that result from the imposition of social laws and norms, can prove fatal for human striving.
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Your friend isn't exactly going to get the message that they need to quit texting you every weekend if you're trying to passively phase them out.
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By comparison, index-fund pioneer Vanguard Group attracted $220.2 billion in the United States, much of it into its passively managed index funds and exchange-traded funds.
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Now, Finman, who built his first company while still in high school, is launching a new startup called CoinBits, which allows users to passively invest in bitcoin.
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Acting officials are loath to initiate new programs or bring on new staff, preferring to passively hold down the fort until their new political-appointee boss arrives.
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The second pays a 0.5% fee, more in line with a passively managed index fund, and only reduces the returns by 13% over the same time period.
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Instead, you can passively make clear your negative feelings through ignored calls and texts, maybe even un-matching on Tinder and unfollowing on Twitter for good measure.
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Over the last year, actively managed taxable bond funds have lost $80 billion in assets, while passively managed bond funds have taken in more than $108 billion.
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But rather than stand passively to the side as the vehicle passed like you would do with literally any other car, Elman says he ran toward it.
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Fender also has the best silicone eartips in the industry: they are super malleable and ensure a solid seal that passively neutralizes a lot of exterior noise.
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He had to show that he would actively prioritize these issues and work to fix them, not just passively support them if they happened to come up.
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Konkle sports braces and inhabits space uncomfortably, with a slouch that passively explains the fact that she's much taller than the other 13-year-olds around her.
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With this type of attack, one can just passively listen in, relaying messages and data between the two parties, or even alter and manipulate the data flow.
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We weren't — we aren't — designing systems where an audience passively consumes our content, but are inviting them in to talk and share and push back and expand.
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I think a lot of this is actually held together by a bullshit culture and a set of bullshit ideas that we all sort of passively believe.
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But asset management businesses are facing increasing outflows from mutual funds that hand pick their positions, in favor of so-called passively managed funds with lower fees.
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On the inside, 2299GB of RAM and 2999GB of SSD storage sit alongside the Intel Kaby Lake chip, which is passively cooled — the whole system is fanless.
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But the isolation is also a tantrum buffer, a space in which to protest or cry or passively resist without directly impeding the activities of other patients.
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This little bot is made up of lithium polymer batteries, a microcomputer, and a springy, passively compliant leg, meaning that the springs can store their own energy.
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For many years that risk was taken on in secret: Short-sellers would make their bets and passively wait for the market to move in their direction.
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Elite sprinters do not land passively and spring back into the air as if their legs were pogo sticks, the S.M.U. lab found in two 1003 studies.
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On the exhibition's opening night she activated a colonial tea set passively accompanying the paintings by steeping leaves from Gurue and serving the tea to her guests.
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Actively funds of all kinds, including money market funds, manage about $15.4 trillion and passively managed funds and ETFs manage $6.7 trillion, according to Thomson Reuters' Lipper.
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"Third-party sellers are clearly choosing Amazon because of its own particular setup and benefits, beyond just passively having their things for sale on Amazon," Shanske said.
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Using tech to create, rather than to passively consume, can encourage creativity and problem solving, but a balanced mix of tech and non-tech activities is best.
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Fewer viral videos, Zuckerberg says, adding that it's all part of Facebook's mission to ensure people are spending quality time on the network, not just passively scrolling.
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But for CDC or any agency to be censored or passively made to feel they have to self-censor to avoid retribution—that's dangerous and not acceptable.
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When the camera falls on members of the crowd, they are occasionally swaying to the music, but more often they are engaging passively with their phones out.
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Possibility No. 3: They passively let it crumbleThere are also subtle ways that the Trump administration could blow up Obamacare, and some of them have already begun.
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Popcast Listen to this week's podcast | Subscribe: iTunes | RSS | Stitcher| Audioboom More than almost any other musician working, Macklemore displays an unwillingness to passively benefit from his fame.
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Invesco and other actively managed funds have faced considerable pressure since the financial crisis amid a seismic shift of money into passively managed index and exchange-traded funds.
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The investment firm says that after years of inflows into passively managed funds, the current investment environment seems conducive for "skillful stock pickers" to generate above-average returns.
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For U.S.-based frontier stock funds, some $1.8 billion are invested in actively managed funds, while $668 million sit in passively managed index funds, according to Morningstar Inc.
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"The solar roof is the first of these technologies, and will mean that automobiles no longer passively consume energy, but will begin to produce it actively," Park added.
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"Obamacare is going to explode," he said, sounding for all the world like a candidate on the trail, passively observing a government that is not under his control.
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In one haunting photograph, a sinner, dressed in a colorful, head-to-toe gown and a face mask, sits passively nearby as a small child reads a book.
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Fred's not just passively sharing Jaime's story on social media, he's also using Twitter to talk about the actions he's taking to convince lawmakers to pass gun control.
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Face ID's ability to passively know who you are and allow you to begin taking action right from the home screen with VoiceOver is going to be killer.
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The two passively jabbed at each other a few years back, when both were riding the acclaim from their debut albums, but things never got out of hand.
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"Our work shows that the motion of flapping feathered wings was developed passively and naturally as the dinosaur ran on the ground," said Zhao in a press release.
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"Expansion" is not the best word to describe NATO's enlargement because it implies that the 12 Eastern European nations that have joined since 1999 were somehow passively involved.
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Also, ADIA reduced the proportion of its assets invested in passively managed or index-replicating strategies to 50 percent in 2015 from 55 percent in the previous year.
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The cells Wang and his colleagues created passively collect data —Wang hopes to create ones that actively record specific types of data and even respond to those changes.
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Clinton's plan passively references reforming the VA without any mention of increasing the firing authority that has stymied the current and past VA secretaries from removing incompetent officials.
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The instrument can be actively jostled to make louder, high-tempo compositions, or it can be left to passively riff as it free-floats and bounces off surfaces.
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In addition to potentially cutting ties with Blankenship, the NRSC could take a less drastic step and passively support him by simply not speaking negatively about his candidacy.
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"Russia has passively supported China around its claims in the South China Sea, similarly Beijing never has a critical word about the Russian annexation of Crimea," he said.
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On Thursday, we saw J.K. Rowling passively-yet-cooly called out Trump after he sent angry, sexist tweets about MSNBC's Morning Joe hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski.
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"He passively asked about the case and they had no idea, so then that ended up with her being added into the database for missing people," she said.
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The ad, which stars four girls from a youth circus group, has been called passively racist by scores of Twitter users since the image debuted over the weekend.
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Back in February, seismologists at UC Berkeley released MyShake, an app that passively monitors for seismic activity, both watching for earthquakes and warning users if one is underway.
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But it's simply not as enjoyable to passively watch videos or scroll through social media feeds, since you can't easily multi-task and the screen is much smaller.
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For the last six years, a nonprofit called The Ocean Cleanup has been developing a system to passively collect plastic from the garbage patch using the ocean's current.
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Vanguard's Balanced Index Fund differs from Wellington not only because it's passively managed but also because it has negligible international stock holdings — less than 1 percent of assets.
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" By passively refusing to take an equal role, men are reinforcing "a separation of spheres that underpins masculine ideals and perpetuates a gender order privileging men over women.
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The problem is that we are becoming a nation of cowards and voluptuaries, either egging on or sitting passively as abuse and contempt take over our political discourse.
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Your scenario presupposes that remaining silent while overhearing people critically "dissect" a family member is somehow worse than passively listening while the same people express bigotry toward strangers.
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"This military action demonstrates the United States will not passively stand by while Assad blithely ignores international law and employs chemical weapons he has declared destroyed," he said.
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These pitfalls suggest a less perilous alternative for those seeking to benefit from commodities' rise: passively managed investments (ETFs abound) tracking companies that discover, develop and process commodities.
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These men, and the Navy and air service they served, did not passively wait for instructions and confine themselves to narrow mission sets dictated by joint combatant commanders.
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Sadly, that strategy has largely worked, and the medium's early promise has been left largely unfulfilled as Americans zone out, passively devoting countless hours in front of screens.
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Inflows are heavily skewed towards so-called income funds, which aim to pay their unit holders dividends, and tracker funds, which passively buy stocks in a given index.
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Stock-based funds overall have brought in just shy of $77 billion in 2018, with the lion's share of $59.2 billion going to passively focused exchange-traded funds.
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Whether it's to evoke sympathy or passively aggressively communicate something to someone who might be reading, it has become part of the lexicon, primarily because it's so maddening.
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But games are capable of so much more, of a far deeper emotional resonance and greater heights of innovation than any passively consumed media, like film and music.
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Clients have been buying index funds, which passively track a benchmark like the S&P 22017 index, and shunning fund managers who actively try to pick the best shares.
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If Wall Street pundits are on the mark with their predictions of increased market volatility coming down the pike, passively managed funds could be in for a wild ride.
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But Tiles are broadly frustrating little things, and until they work more passively (like Apple's Find My iPhone feature), they'll be more trouble than they're worth for most people.
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Once we stop reinvestment, it should take several years for our asset holdings--and the bank reserves used to finance them--to passively decline to a more normal level.
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Raising volume, skipping a song, playing or pausing — these are all things you can do passively, without taking your iPod out of your pocket or lighting up the screen.
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Active sector rotation, bottom-up security selection and interest rate (duration) management can create opportunities for investors to add value that are simply not available in passively managed strategies.
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Mountain is even more minimalist, akin to watching a meadow slowly bloom as strange bits of detritus slowly fill up the geological rock players are asked to passively inhabit.
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The trend has driven investor behavior, with money pouring out of actively managed funds and into passively managed exchange-traded funds that track indexes and have much lower fees.
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Some retail investors may simply be raising cash, while the outflow from mutual funds comes amid a pronounced move from actively managed funds and into passively managed ETF products.
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Investors have pulled billions of dollars out of Putnam's actively managed mutual funds this year amid a broader industry shift toward passively managed index funds and exchange-traded funds.
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Again, there is no doubt that returns have been exceptional in recent years for investors in passively managed exchange-traded funds (ETF's) like those that track the Nasdaq-217.
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"What we regard as a profound breakthrough is the ability to convert a normal car into a passively stable micro-pod or train," Musk said of the tracking wheels.
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Market share for passively managed funds has risen to 45 percent, up a full point from June 20183, according to data this week from Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Onward not only passively tracks a user's behavior on their phone, but it also generates reports on that behavior so people can identify the things they'd like to change.
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To passively let his neighbors know that they should maybe turn their music down a bit, Matthew has chosen the classic Baha Men song, Who Let the Dogs Out?
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We know that he's not the harmless bookworm he appeared to be in the early going, when he seemed to drift passively through the nightmare of murder and incarceration.
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"We actively engage and we are no longer passively scrolling—that grotesque feeling we experience is our brain being disturbed by what unsettles us from the norm," Dromsjel says.
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The former nurse, dressed in a black T-shirt and wearing a thick chain necklace, sat with his head resting in the palm of his right hand, listening passively.
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The test is whether the nations of the world will pull out of the mutual suicide pact that we've all passively joined through an inadequate response to this crisis.
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The mistake they made was allowing the Senate, which is controlled by Republicans, to begin working on a bill while the House, which is controlled by Democrats, waited passively.
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The mistake they made was allowing the Senate, which is controlled by Republicans, to begin working on a bill while the House, which is controlled by Democrats, waited passively.
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The New Vanguard NEW HAVEN — "I never listen to music passively," the musician and composer Tyshawn Sorey said recently, nestled in an easy chair at his home studio here.
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Those problems are fixed, and for now, the privacy coins are still far more anonymous than bitcoin transactions, which can be surveilled passively and traced years after the fact.
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That means investors passively putting money into the most popular exchange-traded fund, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF, are heavily, and perhaps unintentionally, wagering on U.S. tech companies.
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Until the very end of that time, most white Americans, North and South, either actively fought to maintain the institution of slavery or passively sustained and benefitted from it.
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For instance, Morningstar found that passively managed target-date funds tend to have fewer holdings in high-yield bonds and Treasury inflation-protected securities than their actively managed counterparts.
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A Bloomberg analysis this week showed that 97 percent of the assets going into passively managed investment products this year went to funds that charged 2503 basis points or less.
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Benghabrit reportedly said they are "not comfortable" with their choice to shut down all internet service, but that they "should not passively stand in front of such a possible leak".
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While Facebook hasn't created anything like this feature in its own apps, it's started to change its algorithm to promote active interactions while downranking viral videos that people consume passively.
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Information about places I've visited is not that personal to me, but I can understand why others would not want Google to be passively tracking their whereabouts in the background.
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The entire time, I passively resisted — I did nothing to insult or instigate the cops, but I refused to comply with the police's orders to get out of the office.
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Yet whether such data are generated actively or passively, few people will have the time or inclination to keep track of all the information they generate, or estimate its value.
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There will always be the contingent of players who passively watch online via Twitch and other platforms and who enjoy the team-based traditional approach of, say, the Overwatch League.
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If Opportunity's solar panels get blown clean, but NASA is only passively listening for a signal, and not sending it "wake up" commands, the rover might just sit there helplessly.
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A majority of actively managed funds across all asset classes failed to beat their passively managed counterparts over a 10-year period through June 30, according to a Morningstar analysis.
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The fact is, financial advisors say, building a passive investment portfolio should involve more than simply plowing all your cash into one passively managed fund and calling it a day.
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Years of using the NYC subway truly taught me how men are socialized to take up space, while women are expected to passively flow and exist around the remaining space.
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Just over half of assets in both mutual funds and exchange-traded funds are now passively invested, meaning they follow an index of some sort, according to research firm Morningstar.
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"This should not be something we passively adapt to," said Kari Nadeau, a physician and director of the Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy and Asthma Research at Stanford University.
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Passively managed ETFs are heavily overweight commodity companies, the bank's analysts said, at a time when the stocks -- and the company earnings -- are largely tanking in line with commodities prices.
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On Thursday, Mars enters your opposite sign Taurus, where it will remain until March 31, putting you on the other end of the chase as romantic partners passively pursue you.
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Zuckerberg said Facebook would be spending heavily in making the Watch tab a place where "people want to talk and connect around," rather than a spot to passively consume programs.
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"Just the fact that someone is refusing to answer questions or is being otherwise passively noncompliant, absent exigent circumstances, does not equate to a violation of law," the document states.
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Such precision, verging into fussiness, illustrates another aspect of fringe art that sets it apart: that passively viewing it, the way you would a painting on a wall, isn't enough.
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And Mr. Holt, no doubt mindful of the mangled attempt by Candy Crowley, the former CNN anchor, to correct Mitt Romney during a debate in 2012, often sat passively by.
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Capturing plastic in the water is complicatedWhen Slat first explained his idea in a 2012 TEDx talk, he predicted that the device could passively collect plastic using the ocean's current.
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Bond investors poured $52.2 billion into actively managed mutual funds and $28.9 billion into E.T.F.s, which are mostly passively managed vehicles that try to match the returns of an index.
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Thanks to the Panama Papers calling global attention to the issue, failure to enact such a straightforward solution would amount to passively tolerating this illicit financial activity within U.S. borders.
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Megan Mitchell has recently been working as an archivist at a medical library, cataloging audio recordings of the human body doing things that the human brain only deals with passively.
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This is not because I don't listen to women or believe them, but rather, I think, because a personally lived experience is a far cry from a passively learned experience.
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I wanted to posit an alternative history in which women who sew and read are seen as actively engaging in creative work, rather than as passively frittering away their hours.
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"I think, in some cases, it's very easy to keep track of friends passively online without ever actually reaching out to connect with them on a personal basis," says Sean.
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In these cases, certain types of traffic can be reconfigured to be rerouted through an attacker-controlled point, where all activity is then passively and silently logged by the aggressors.
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The move marked the latest round of price cutting in the asset management industry, which has benefited from rising markets and steady inflows of investor cash to passively managed products.
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" She also experienced difficulty paying attention due to prolonged inactivity, claiming she struggled to keep her "mind and body from slipping into oblivion after so many hours of sitting passively.
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It can passively detect enemy ships with imagery in its brain and is so precise that it can target individual parts of a ship, like the engine room or bridge.
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BlackRock is overhauling its investing strategy to make sustainability the "new standard for investing," which will include launching new active and passively-managed funds that focus on socially responsible investing.
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Naturally, the AR glasses would have natural-language processing that could be passively listening, if you allow it, or only when you call it into action (yes, like "OK Google").
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The optimist in me hopes games like Destiny 2, particularly modes that leverage cooperation with friends, are passively teaching players, no matter who they are, skills in communication and teamwork.
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Meant to reflect the economy's evolution, the overhaul of GICS will affect how mutual fund managers choose between stocks, and force passively managed sector funds to reallocate billions of dollars.
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In this novel, to bear witness actively and with compassion can be a redemptive act, but to bear witness passively, as a bystander, is to become complicit in an atrocity.
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About two-fifths of the global industry's equity assets are managed passively, up from close to zero in 228, according to Inigo Fraser-Jenkins of Sanford C. Bernstein, a research firm.
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Amazon says that its own Echo devices listen passively as they wait for their wake word, and the company is encrypting all of the information its sends to its AWS servers.
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It allows companies to passively reinforce white ideals as beauty norms — ones we've had for centuries, long before beautification became its own industry — without explicitly acknowledging the benefits of perpetuating them.
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Fortunately, much like with vehicle security testing, the Copyright Office granted an exemption for testing exterior medical devices and passively testing those that are implanted in ways that don't affect functionality.
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We're quite envious because our idea of being a multi-tasker only stretches as far as looking at Twitter while passively watching a documentary about people who are really into composting.
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We're as likely to overuse and overshare on social media as older people — even Facebook has warned about the dangers of passively scrolling through your News Feed for hours every day.
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It's easy to passively engage with the idea of climate change or natural disasters that happen to other people, but this immersive tech is meant to shake people on the internet.
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But this was the first episode since Donald Trump won the presidency, and the host was clearly too rattled by the election results to let his audience be passively entertained anymore.
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This is particularly pronounced when it comes to health and fitness data, where we strap on our fitness trackers and expect the pounds to melt away with each step passively logged.
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Its sweet spot has been asset classes which it believes are, or should be, large and growing, efficiently priced, passively managed, widely available, highly liquid, and very low cost to investors.
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Back in January, Facebook admitted its Q4 user count had declined and revenue might stumble in part because it had decided to show people fewer viral videos that they watch passively.
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In total, this segment attracted net inflows of $6.6 billion, with passively-managed European equity strategies attracting $5.6 billion and passive global emerging markets equity pulling in a net $4.2 billion.
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"By continuing to follow the U.S., either passively or actively, Canada will eventually harm its national interests," said the commentary by Li Qingsi, a professor on international studies at Renmin University.
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To construct their core position, which may consist of 80 percent equities and 20 percent fixed income, they may use low-cost, passively managed ETFs that track the major market indices.
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The downside is that it may lead to less sharing if more and more people are passively watching, but perhaps this is the experience those viewers want out of Vine anyway.
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Attacking Dreamers could be just the spark that ignites a massive Hispanic backlash not just against Trump, but against all Republicans who passively or actively attack them and other immigrant groups.
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That could let people spend even more time in the app, but by actively communicating, rather than passively browsing which Facebook has come to admit isn't good for our well-being.
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Instead of just passively releasing raw photos from the spacecraft's JunoCam instrument, the agency is actively soliciting image processors who can take those photos and make them into something truly great.
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The Ocean Cleanup built a giant arm that catches plasticThe Ocean Cleanup's U-shaped plastic-catching system is engineered to passively collect trash from the garbage patch using the ocean's current.
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This video review does a good job of comparing the "active" personal assistant functionality of Siri and Google Now, and also mentions Google's lead in "passively" providing relevant information to users.
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The real take away from the Lebanese election should be that two thirds of the seats were won by candidates that align with the west over Iran, either aggressively or passively.
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When you use Facebook to talk to your friends and family, you feel better, says Zuckerberg, but when you use it to scroll through videos and posts passively, you don't, necessarily.
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They cite a study from the University of Michigan and another from UC San Diego and Yale, both of which demonstrated that users who used Facebook passively reported feeling worse afterward.
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I'm all for zoning out during a long flight, but after passively listening to an audiobook and watching a few episodes of a Netflix show, you might want to switch gears.
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Just as Eliasson's art requires the viewer to be an active observer, he and Eliasdottir try to "empower a person to understand that eating isn't just about passively consuming," he says.
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Rather than passively observe the primary, they said, these groups should choose a side and flex their organizing muscle during the early stages to help knock Mr. Biden off his perch.
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Unlike the Medicare Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) set up under ObamaCare, where patients are passively assigned ("attributed") to Medicare providers, this proposal would have patients actively sign up for these services.
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Confronted with a sea of new shows and "fine TV," people have given up on a new niche show everyone will enjoy, and defaulted to something they can consume more passively.
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But "screen time" today can range from texting friends to using social media to passively watching videos to memorizing notes for class — all very different experiences with potentially very different effects.
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In its research, Facebook found that while sharing and engaging with others on its site can boost positive emotional feelings, passively consuming content on the site can have the opposite effect.
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That criticism comes after Facebook's own research unit found that passively consuming content on the site, rather than using it to connect with others, can be bad for users' mental health.
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One video appeared to show Erdoǧan himself being briefed on the situation by a guard and then standing by, quite passively, merely observing the violence carried out — apparently in his name.
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Evans, standing passively and wearing a dress, was detained by police in riot gear during a protest in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, not long after the fatal shooting of Alton Sterling by police.
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"The cliche of the passively observing, most commonly youthful, white, middle-class, heteronormative female art viewer as a stock photographic 'preview' image of the market has existed far too long," she said.
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Passively managed exchange-traded funds that track big indexes like the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) and Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) for the Nasdaq-100 have become all the rage lately.
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So I worked on boring things like tax policy, ERISA reform, trying to move big swaths of capital from offline — like, passively handled by fund managers in New York — into the economy.
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If men can passively ignore every pejorative weaponized against women in a genre still dominated by men, turning a blind eye to rape is a cakewalk we never hesitate to scurry down.
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That may not seem like anything to boast about, but passively managed competitors did worse: The SPDR E.T.F. lost more than 7 percent, and the iShares E.T.F. lost more than 5.5 percent.
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The future of China's current account will be one of small surpluses or even periodic deficits, putting a limit to how quickly it can "passively" accumulate foreign currencies such as the dollar.
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That's what drew me to filmmaking in the first place: I wanted to have control over the images as opposed to having to passively submit to what was being presented to me.
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The company, Zuckerberg said, wants its users to spend more time interacting with friends and less time passively consuming content in the News Feed, a behavior Facebook found makes people less happy.
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Officers are not explicitly required to report incidents in which civilians passively resist or even comply, and compliance of an individual does not necessarily mean a person was not forced into submission.
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Some protestors set fires along the road and threw rocks and Molotov cocktails at law enforcement, according to a statement by the Morton County Sheriff's Department, while others prayed and passively resisted.
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That has been a bright spot in the mutual fund industry, which otherwise has seen a seismic shift of money into passively managed index and exchange-traded funds for over a decade.
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There are now 1,400 passively managed equity mutual funds and ETFs, with a total of $5.4 trillion in assets, compared with 707 funds holding $1.2 trillion in 2007, according to Lipper data.
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That is because the convenience of voice-activated devices, which passively listen for a "hot word" or a "wake word" in order to activate, may come at a cost of individual privacy.
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Richards "was displaying symptoms of alcohol intoxication including slurred speech and belligerent insolent behavior cursing at the officers and passively resisted arrest," said a former statement from the Beverly Hills Police Department.
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"These athletes don't conform to their stereotypical idea of a refugee as someone sort of helpless and starving and sitting passively waiting for someone to come by and help them," says Newland.
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The peaceful transition of power is important to a democracy, but it does not mean passively accepting the result of an election tainted by foreign intrigue that risks destroying the democracy's foundations.
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When Netflix starts its 15-second countdown to the next episode, I let it passively lure me into the next one as I cross my fingers for the show to change course.
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Or it might be a fear that the giant herds of investors now passively following securities indexes have created a momentum that will take us all over unknown cliffs in the future.
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In country after country, the West encouraged activists that most shared its values to expose themselves in peaceful demonstrations — and then sat passively by as authoritarian regimes arrested, tortured, and killed them.
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There is about $22 trillion invested in the U.S. in mutual funds and exchange traded funds, with $6.7 trillion in passively managed funds, or index funds, according to the Investment Company Institute.
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While five engineers seems like a lot for a small passively managed fund, Bitwise wants to build out a software platform so it can stand out from other traditional asset management firms.
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"In general, when people spend a lot of time passively consuming information — reading but not interacting with people — they report feeling worse afterward," the December blog post from Ginsberg and Burke reads.
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Facebook was more valuable to him as a "low-key, offstage networking tool," a "replacement for end-of-year family newsletters" that allowed him to "passively keep up with people," he said.
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It's when it comes to what he means—or where he fits, or who he passively negates or surpasses through his pure and poker-faced Tim Duncan-ness—that things get complicated.
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In a recent publication, the Council of Institutional Investors highlights several critical issues that investors should focus on: Importantly, investors don't have to passively wait for companies to disclose critical cybersecurity information.
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The producers of Family Karma are missing out on the real juice that could take this show from passively fine to deliciously idiotic and watchable — they should just focus on the aunties.
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Investors now get their market exposure through the many passively-run exchange traded funds that mimic the performance of such big indexes as the S&P 500 (SPY) and Nasdaq-100 (QQQ).
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Co-reflection and "not just passively waiting and dwelling, but really trying to grasp the problem better" is important because it helps you do something to improve your situation, Dr. Bastin said.
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"He became a fixture at football practices, standing passively and watching, until one day when he began to mimic the coaches' signals and tried his hand at yelling out commands," she wrote.
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The future became less a thing we create through our present-day choices or hopes for humankind than a predestined scenario we bet on with our venture capital but arrive at passively.
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They found that while chatting with friends and comment threads on Facebook made people feel better, passively scrolling and Liking could lead to envy spiraling and declines in perception of well-being.
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So long as they're well designed, public health policy and programs that work passively seem more likely to improve our lives by acknowledging and respecting just how busy and distracted we are.
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Only music this passively rapt could back the high soars and swoops of her singing, which evokes a free, dreamy, restless spirit in tune with nature while presenting beauty as an abstraction.
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The popularity of books in digital formats speaks to a willingness from users to engage with written stories, even when the options are endless for them to consume videos or music more passively.
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One way in which we'll be doing this is reducing the ways in which browsers can be passively fingerprinted, so that we can detect and intervene against active fingerprinting efforts as they happen.
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I loved sharing photos into my story, and rarely send pictures directly to others, because it's a fun way to passively share what I've been up to over the course of the day.
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We may be given an indication of the degree to which someone is actively or passively invested, because an active strategy employed in a taxable account will likely be indicated by various 1099s.
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Jason Kirk, chief business officer of marketing technology firm Zefr, said unlike TV commercials that people watch passively, online branded content makes viewers feel like they are getting advice directly from a friend.
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As with the custom, passively cooled MPX Modules, the power supply unit is also a custom design that spans the entire bottom of the case, providing a monstrous 1.4kW without a dedicated fan.
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Some, like Germany's DeDrone, take a less intrusive approach by using a combination of sensors - camera, acoustic, Wi-Fi signal detectors and radio frequency (RF) scanners - to passively monitor drones within designated areas.
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The app doesn't work passively when Vector isn't connected to Wi-Fi, so learning the ins and outs of the robot involve having it charged (or on the charger) and ready to go.
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And yet, a recent Morningstar analysis found that a majority of actively managed funds across all asset classes failed to beat their passively managed counterparts over a 10-year period through June 30.
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On top of that, the satellites would be able to offer up their exact coordinates passively, allowing for many people to grab the information from a satellite at once, with no distinct lag.
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We've been playing it too nice, perhaps passively supporting Hillary among friends but not wanting to seem overtly political on social media or anywhere, because as good girls, we don't want to offend.
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This "Watch Videos Together" feature could make you spend more time on Facebook Messenger while creating shared experiences that are more meaningful and positive for well-being than passively zombie-viewing videos solo.
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It's a negative byproduct of a tolerant audience, but embedding tweets of random people who are passively tweeting judgments doesn't equate to a genuine backlash or a responsible response to a cultural event.
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Being noise-canceling headphones, they pose no threat of cable noise disrupting your music, but even when the battery's dead and you're listening to them passively, all you get is clean, undisturbed playback.
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Researchers onboard from the UK, Norway, and Germany also deployed a remotely operated vehicle with a small sensor that can passively hear the sound of gas bubbles near the bottom of the ocean.
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Elkann said the next 20 years in the car industry were set to witness a great level of change and suggested the Agnelli family, the founders of Fiat, would not passively stand by.
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Why didn't Peter King write an open letter to the referees who allowed this all to transpire by exerting exactly zero control during the entire game, passively watching it devolve into shameful chaos?
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For instance, it's uncertain whether real estate owners who collect rent passively will be eligible for the 20 percent deduction, said Jeffrey Levine, CEO and director of financial planning at BluePrint Wealth Alliance.
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The study also shows that investors' growing preference for passively managed funds over actively managed ones will continue unabated, with 70 percent of respondents expecting investors to increase their allocation to passive investments.
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Over-ear models reduce a little more noise as they are able to passively block some sound because of their design, but they are always bulky on your head or in your bag.
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This does not mean we have to accept these challenges passively or that we should not seek to manage them, but we also have to understand that they are to some degree unavoidable.
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And other heads of schools where sexual abuse has been documented — notably at St. George's School in Rhode Island — have been accused by some alumni of perpetuating cover-ups, either actively or passively.
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"Too often we observe the unfolding drama along with the rest of the country, passively, all but saying, 'Someone should do something!' without seeming to realize that that someone is us," he writes.
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Last year was no exception, with just under $7 billion flowing out of actively managed funds, and $692 billion flowing into passively managed funds, according to year-end figures from research firm Morningstar.
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Further, the company itself has admitted that social media can be bad for users, if they scroll passively through content as opposed to engaging actively with individuals who mean something to the user.
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"We did not want to be associated or even seen as passively approving the band or its viewpoints," Ronak Parikh, head of sales and operations at Industry City Distillery, said in an interview.
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China's currency depreciation is partly driven by bilateral tensions as the country's authorities actively engineer or passively permit the exchange rate to act as a shock absorber (the practical effect is the same).
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The focus needs to be on creating a truly great subscription experience that results in long-term, recurring subscriber relationships — not just crossing your fingers in the hope of passively warding off churn.
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The HoloLens will be passively cooled (so there is no need to worry about fans) and will feature both an Intel 32-bit architecture CPU and Microsoft's own custom-built "Holographic Processing Unit" (HPU).
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Our systems are broken, and if life—like music, like gardens—is to stay an interminable process, we cannot sit passively by and let our systems generate the same piece over and over again.
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Most experts— from Warren Buffett, to legendary Vanguard founder Jack Bogle, to most any financial adviser worth their salt — believe the average investor does best when sticking to passively managed index funds and ETFs.
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He said Trump had scaled back his involvement in his business empire and turned over management to his sons and asked if that meant Trump was only passively holding the financial interests at issue.
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Not for passively tracking human activity, as so many existing wearables do, but for actively and positively influencing physical abilities — or that's the claim — using an existing neurostimulation technique called transcranial direct current stimulation.
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Vulture deemed Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s turn the most boring season of The Bachelor, and Vanity Fair wrote that this season of The Bachelorette failed leading lady Becca Kufrin by portraying her so passively.
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Often enough, the "I" in Kahn's poems antagonizes reductive categorization by becoming a plenum of contradictory attributes rather than resting passively in a state of "thinghood": I don't give a fuck About the sun.
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The images were also long rectangles that got cut off by standard Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram framing, so users had to make the conscious effort to click on them instead of passively scrolling by.
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Meanwhile, the chart of oil generated by a data provider passively rolls from one contract to another, giving "oil prices" a boost even as a real-life product like the USO takes a hit.
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The original Mid Bluetooth headphones were already pretty good at blocking out noise passively, but the active noise cancellation dramatically improves that ability, especially for neutralizing the omnipresent rumblings of a train or plane.
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Air conditioning isn't common — about 2 percent of German homes are air-conditioned — and most homes and offices are designed to stay warm in European winters rather than passively cool off in scorching summers.
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" VP of News Feed Adam Mosseri tells TechCrunch, "I expect that the amount of distribution for publishers will go down because a lot of publisher content is just passively consumed and not talked about.
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Berkshire, which has a 9.96% stake in BofA, filed an application with the Fed in recent weeks making a variety of assurances that it will passively invest in the bank, the report said bloom.
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Every driver using Waze contributes both actively (inputting an accident or lurking police officer) and passively (allowing Waze to track user speed, location and density), thus improving the platform's prediction algorithms and user experience.
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People are simply expressing a desire to hold more cash — ironic in a financial world that is growing more digital — and the central bank's job is to simply meet that desire for cash passively.
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The RealityIf your friend waits to poop until she's in a more comfortable location, she might not even have to go anymore, and even passively holding it in could lead to damage over time.
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THERE'S MORE AND MORE MONEY BEING MANAGED PASSIVELY, SO IT'S MORE IMPORTANT FOR THE ACTIVISTS OF THE WORLD TO PUSH CORPORATIONS BUT THE ACTVISITS ARE NOT SUCCESSFUL WITHOUT THE SUPPORT OF THE MAJOR SHAREHOLDERS.
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His first blueprint, presented at the TED x talk in 2012, owed more to science fiction than to reality: a chain of manta-ray-shaped stations that would passively funnel trash into their bellies.
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From the Chicago Department of Aviation, the lawmakers are seeking information about their security protocols for responding to these situations and if the passenger resisted removal passively or did something threatening to law enforcement.
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While 68 percent of Millennials are passively contributing to a retirement savings plan, a positive sign, the research found that only 29 percent are proactively planning for retirement with a savings goal in mind.
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What about passively cooperating with a foreign power to subvert an American election and then, after clear proof of such interference, refusing to counter that foreign power's intent to disrupt the next election too?
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Whether one agrees with these rulings or not, it is hard to say that the Court is passively "calling balls and strikes" when, in reality, it is a major source of new national policies.
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But there was a caveat to the claim: Facebook, which cited outside research throughout the report, says that using social media passively — described as "reading but not interacting with people" — makes users feel worse.
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But experts say creating a diverse workforce isn't something that can be done passively: Companies need to actively cultivate a diverse group of candidates and think strategically about how to create a welcoming environment.
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In addition to the cash reserves, additional liquidity was typically drawn firstly from short-term money market instruments like treasury bills and then from passively invested equity as a last resort, the source said.
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He warned Democrats against being too cautious on health care or trusting that they could passively reap the benefits of Republican missteps, saying that his party needed a more boldly "aspirational" health care platform.
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While TikTok's superstars and huge visibility could be scaring some users away from shooting videos while a long-tail of recent downloaders watch passively, Dubsmash has managed to make people feel comfortable on camera.
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He uses his understanding of how the public consumes information (passively, and usually through TV) to reframe and/or rewrite history (recent and past) in ways that better suit him and his political goals.
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In exchange for about $5 to $12 a month, the app passively tracks how people use their phones, uses the device's microphone to hear what they are watching and asks them to complete surveys.
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This variety, which can easily have negative yield-to-call characteristics, typically comprises about one-third of the market, so it's virtually impossible to avoid these when buying index funds or passively managed ETFs.
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The funds still passively track an index, but they use a rules-based methodology to screen a universe of securities for desirable factors, such as profitability, high dividends, low volatility or value for equities.
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An expert in passively-cooled safety systems that can automatically shut down a reactor in the event of a malfunction, Reyes is co-designer of an SMR that would generate 50 megawatts of electricity.
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An investor who wants to bet on real estate must make the usual choice between actively managed funds, like those offered by Neuberger Berman, T. Rowe Price and Fidelity, and passively managed indexed offerings.
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The unspoken love between Quinn and Caitlin is an unacknowledged secret throughout the household — weaponized by their Aunt Pat (Dearbhla Molloy in a fierce performance) and borne passively by Quinn's wife, Mary (Genevieve O'Reilly).
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"Non-smokers are exposed to nicotine and other potentially harmful components of [electronic cigarette] vapor at higher than background levels when passively exposed to second hand vapor," the Park Service said in its original proposal.
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Last year saw the continuation of a trend that has gained significant momentum over the past decade as another flood of investor cash drained out of actively-managed funds and into their passively managed counterparts.
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There, Modernist Cuisine's owner and biggest cheerleader, Nathan Myhrvold, and his team of the brightest food scientists cooking and circulating and passively heating foods, prepared 23 courses of beautiful, surprising, and, at times, delightful food.
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Amid all the uncertainty, the three big advantages of passively managed exchange-traded funds — they're cheap, flexible and tax-efficient — continue to drive the migration of investment assets from actively managed mutual funds to ETFs.
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While there is no shortage of online projects that curate and package YouTube's infinite depths into more snackable bites, most of them force you to passively watch while the algorithm makes viewing decisions for you.
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When you Google 'Native Americans,' you get these outdated photos from the 1880s that propagate the idea that we disappeared in the 1900s—and, more to the point, that we passively just let everything go.
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Richard Marwood, senior fund manager at Royal London Asset Management – which holds a 0.3 percent position in Rolls in its passively managed funds - said the concrete results of East's work were a long way off.
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Your Varys, for example, is the most modern character on the show: always up-to-date, absurdly well-informed, passively active behind-the-scenes…This sounds like a cop-out, but I promise it isn't!
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The Ocean Cleanup's technology uses long floating rubber barriers with nets below the surface that act as a sort of artificial coastline, passively catching and concentrating debris using the power of the ocean's natural currents.
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"Interestingly enough, this year the number one performing sector has been the natural resources sector... so we've seen a lot of clients passively allocate to commodities," said Natasha Petiton, vice president in strategic product management.
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This year both actively and passively managed bond funds are raking in assets, with inflows of $144 billion to passive and $118 billion to active through the end of August, according to research firm Morningstar.
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It's a fantasy of Old West freedom, and a potent one for thrill-seekers who give themselves over to it passively, chasing their animal desire for realistic shoot-'em-ups and readily available android sex.
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The purpose is to re-engage viewers so that instead of them passively taking in the work at the level of style, you offer them the opportunity to engage the problematics of the picture space.
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While I do that, I'm also passively gaining XP for Dead Orbit, my favorite faction, which will reward me with a choice of a random armor or weapon upon level up, depending on my preference.
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His data show that a lot of people who believe they are doing politics are passively following it, and the way they're following it has played a key role in making the political system worse.
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You can watch it passively, trying to engage with it on the basis of its characters or plot, but even there, the show throws up roadblocks to interpreting it as anything other than a puzzle.
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Should conditions on Wall Street deteriorate significantly, the central bank could go where it's never gone before: to passively intervene in the stock market for the first time ever, according to market analysts and economists.
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A thermoelectric generator attached to the device was able to convert this temperature difference into just enough energy to passively power an LED bulb through the night at about 10 percent of its possible brightness.
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"The beauty of automating your savings is that the money just passively goes into your down payment sub savings account," Sethi says, adding that then you don't need to agonize over it every single day.
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Instead, DRN is a private surveillance system crowdsourced by hundreds of repo men who have installed cameras that passively scan, capture, and upload the license plates of every car they drive by to DRN's database.
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Beijing will allow the Chinese yuan to "passively devalue" in order to cope with the impact of the U.S. tariffs although authorities will likely blame any decline in the currency on the markets, Zhuang said.
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After passively watching for many years as tech giants developed dominant market positions that threaten consumer privacy and stifle competition, American antitrust regulators seem to have finally grasped what's happening and decided to take action.
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I'll say I chose to work my way around the center cross, but that's mainly because I made some early headway in the southwest corner and passively followed it east, to a delightful little menagerie.
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These stories highlight just how powerful company culture can be, for better or worse, and the extent to which the tone and culture of a company is set by a CEO, whether actively or passively.
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If every person [who sees the film can be made, whether passively or actively,] into a change agent — someone that in their environment can address injustice where it stands — that's the answer, the root, right?
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The pensions and university endowments that follow MSCI will now own shares in makers of traditional Chinese medicine and distillers of baijiu, a fiery grain liquor—albeit only in tiny amounts invested passively through index trackers.
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Filucci points out that the WHO gets a little bit more granular with their "screen time" definition, discouraging "passively watching screen-based entertainment" but not including more active media consumption like a movement-based video game.
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Moreover, these devices are often used to protect police officers, and in many cases, cops are blatantly refusing (either actively or passively) to use these devices, whether they be bodycams, dashcams, or other cop-tracking technologies.
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Passive investing has been steadily gaining steam over time as investors pull their money from actively managed funds and instead pour it into lower-cost passively managed options, such as index funds and exchange-traded funds.
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A certain level of demand from institutional investors had been expected, as passively managed funds need to buy Japan Post shares for portfolios that track market benchmark indexes, said investment banking sources involved in the offering.
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The move to shift away from "time spent" as a metric for success is likely a response to that revelation, as it will force users to spend less time "passively scrolling" and more time facilitating conversations.
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She said the root of the problem is "a culture that passively enables violent entitlement," and went on to give detailed definitions of various types of online harassment — doxxing, predation, impersonation, defamation, and threats of violence.
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The sparkly dresses might be fun, but princess culture places the biggest value on a woman's physical beauty -- and she is also expected to speak only the minimum and wait passively for rescue by her prince.
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"For an actively managed fund, it might be more of a concern than a passively managed or index fund," said Oscar Vives Ortiz, CPA and member of the American Institute of CPAs' personal financial specialist committee.
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Neither Ms. Grande nor Fifth Harmony are built for relaxation, but on these songs — and the rest of their new albums — they're encouraged to sit passively by as the beats wash over, burying them with softness.
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It is convincing companies that its ads — which let users adorn pictures and videos with all manner of images and branding — create a more interactive experience than Facebook and YouTube ads, which most users watch passively.
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"This military action demonstrates that the United States will not passively stand by while Assad blithely ignores international law and employs chemical weapons he had declared destroyed," said Mattis, speaking at a briefing at the Pentagon.
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So in summer 22014, rather than relying on Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to passively protect immigrants by declining to deport them, the administration decided to allow DREAMers to apply proactively for protection from deportation themselves.
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JF: What you guys missed is that there was an email chain where Kara told Lovett she didn't think he was funny so the result is ... No, I said he was passively funny, that was different.
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Rather than relying on a maze of motors, as decades of piano bots have, the hand — introduced Wednesday in a paper in Science Robotics — operates passively, meaning its fingers are not individually connected to any motors.
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Tanya GuyattCharlotte, N.C. To the Editor: To proclaim that women do 65 percent of the housework and child care because men passively "resist" doing their share demeans, dismisses and demonizes dads — and ignores decades of research.
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Huge sums of investor cash have poured into exchange-traded funds during this past year (and during the whole bull market) with billions of dollars sitting passively in funds betting on the very largest U.S. stocks.
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"At the end of the day, I think a cheap S&P 500 index fund is the least bad way to passively manage your money — better than the vast bulk of actively managed funds," he added.
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Arthur's pick for the best ETF of the past decade — VTI, Vanguard's passively managed, diversified ETF that mirrors the broad market with more than 3,000 large-, medium- and small-cap stocks — was a bit less selective.
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For many first time investors, that will be a passively managed index fund, which gives you access to major market indices, or a low-cost digital wealth manager which will build a portfolio on your behalf.
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The schools in our network aren't passively adopting a single model; rather, each of them is contributing to a collective body of knowledge and insight that individual schools can draw upon to more effectively serve their students.
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I downloaded CREDO's app on Ed Cara's Android phone—it runs hot and eats a lot of battery (it uses the camera) so it's best to run passively in the background while the phone is plugged in.
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The rule was expected to accelerate a shift toward passively managed funds, like exchange-traded and index funds, because it's easier to prove that such products, which are much cheaper, are in a retirement saver's best interest.
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The study posits that this question could be tackled by examining the kinds of social media people engage in: Do they actively post and chat with friends, or do they passively scroll and observe activity without engaging?
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When word first broke that Star Wars Land would feature a Millennium Falcon ride, the first thing that came to mind was Star Tours itself: an attraction where audiences sit passively and are taken on a journey.
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Most people, however, will have to wait passively and hope they will not be harmed by a genomic revolution that, while it may offer significant dividends down the road, has so far provided them with little benefit.
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But where The Fullbright Company's award-winning 2013 exploration game centered the act of play around finding clues and passively letting the story wash over you via successively unlocked voiceovers, Devotion makes you a more active participant.
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In addition, it remains to be seen whether the combined group will be able to counter asset flow and fee pressure experienced by active investment managers as a result of increasing investor preference for passively managed funds.
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Through a team of experts, and both internal and external studies, Facebook established that spending time "intentionally" rather than passively on Facebook — interacting directly with friends and family — makes people feel more supported, confident, and just happier.
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It was often said that the overwhelming majority of people that participate actively or support passively these acts of hate and bullying would never ever do so if they had to do so verbally and in person.
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That's not new, but it's important to note given the new thing to take away here: Apple is flipping on the power of having millions of iPhones passively and actively improving their mapping data in real time.
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Like the traditional yoga child's pose, functional squat lengthens the low back; however, it does so actively rather than passively because you must maintain deep core and pelvic floor activation to the full squat in proper form.
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Most of us understand that our perceptual systems, far from passively reflecting the world around us, actively sort, select, distort, ignore, and alter a huge amount of information in order to construct reality as we experience it.
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She went on to signal to financial markets that the Fed is not inclined to sit by passively and let a large fiscal stimulus plan cause an undershooting in the unemployment rate and significant overshooting in inflation.
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Even if you're arguing and protesting against people who are moving together in time, harmony and solidarity you can't just look at it passively, and it does something to you to see that energy that collective solidarity.
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Using publicly available information on sites that archive social media posts, Mr. Albright found 2.5 million recorded interactions with posts from the accounts, as well as 145 million likely interactions with people who had passively viewed them.
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Those who make money passively — by owning part of a pass-through entity they do not run or receiving endorsements and licensing agreements through a passive vehicle — could structure their payments to achieve a lower tax rate.
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Co-founder of Indivisible Somerville, a chapter of the Indivisible project directing communities in opposing the Trump agenda, she and her under-30 group had been "passively active," donating to a campaign or posting a Facebook status.
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Foreign policy is, in the end, not a matter of instilling fear or acting passively; in every case, it is a matter of weighing the propriety of diplomacy, sanctions and other peaceful measures against employing military troops.
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Such a charter, when combined with the technical and legal tools described below, will begin to create scarcity for any type of data— whether passively or actively created—providing a necessary precondition to negotiate the data's value.
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Data from Morningstar show that since 2009, the average returns of actively managed mutual funds have been about 1.5 times those of passively managed funds, and that active management beat passive in eight of the 10 years.
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While performance has been a key driver as rising markets pushed up valuations, inflows have also been robust, especially to passively managed funds as active managers faced another year of fierce competition from their exchange-traded counterparts.
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It's a fraught idea; among many other reasons I'll get to in a moment, the Twitter like is multifunctional, serving as a way to passively response and interact as well as a bookmarking, scheduling, and notation tool.
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The big difference between this kind of video game movie and an actual video game is that you're not playing it — you're just passively consuming it, and you know how it will end before it gets going.
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With the help of a powerful laser that punched tiny holes in the aluminum they used as Kengoro's bones, they created a porous frame that would passively move water all along the robot as it performs its actions.
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With investors increasingly focused on investment costs, and a long-running bull market contributing to attractive gains in lower-cost passively managed index-based options, ETFs as a whole are pulling in more assets than traditional mutual funds.
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In the case of the watch, Apple has even suggested in its marketing that the device is ideally meant to free you from your phone by making it easier to passively and quickly review and dismiss incoming alerts.
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Interpreting it as myth is one way of entering the work, but on closer inspection it is also rooted in a very precarious position, at once in perverse fantasy and in the present reality we passively consume daily.
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" The FCA's negative comments were largely directed at active managers with the observation, "There is stronger competition on price for passively managed funds, though the FCA did find some examples of poor value for money in this segment.
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According to Kaiser research, if you do not shop around and let your plan passively renew, the premiums for the lowest silver level plan —the most popular on the exchange — will increase 15 percent on average next year.
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Certainly, it's hard to imagine explaining to a child that the moral of the story is to live one's life with purpose and intent and to refuse to slip passively into an existence defined by other people's expectations.
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The long-term goal is to empower users to interact with the Facebook platform itself, and go from passively consuming content to engaging in a dialogue that helps them find the content that is most interesting to them.
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No matter whether you actively decide to share your location or end up sharing it passively, you can always turn the sharing feature off again whenever you want to (otherwise, it'll remain on for the next 24 hours).
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It also says it's only accepting reports where the bug is discovered by passively viewing data sent to and from a device and the affected app or website – not through any more of manipulation on the researchers' part.
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Then, in the early aughts, he heard about a theory of perception that seemed to him to describe how the mind, even as conventionally understood, did not stay passively distant from the world but reached out into it.
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Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island says virtually all of corporate America is either actively or passively slowing action on climate change by not pushing Congress, including tech companies such as Google that are taking action on their own.
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It is also to announce, however passively, that you believe so strongly in this cause — for ecological or ethical or animal rights-related reasons — that you are willing to change how you eat, likely every day, maybe forever.
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It's one thing to passively advertise a company site or offer up a brief blurb about other products sold by the same company, but pushing hard to get you to visit off-Amazon websites is suspicious at best.
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If Republicans succeed in simply killing the bill passively by using their control over the House agenda to ensure that it doesn't come to the floor for a vote, then there's no clean hit on So-And-So.
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Appropriately for a novel of the anti-self, much of this wrongness is passively accomplished: A man fails to prevent a murder, a man fails to father his son, another father fails to defend himself against another son.
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"He has so disrespected the presidency itself that I think, frankly, he's made it easier for many members of Congress to not want to sit passively as he takes office," Mr. Huffman said in an interview on Tuesday.
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I've been passively observing the situation for weeks, and have watched my building-mates get in arguments with each other, swap conspiracy theories about how the system works, and angrily beat the stuffing out of the button bank.
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He seeks to gain the glory of someone else's bad dealings -- saying there was no Trump campaign collusion with Russia, putting the onus of silencing Daniels on his lawyer Michael Cohen or passively benefiting from Cambridge Analytica's efforts.
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For example, a 2017 study conducted by Facebook and Carnegie Mellon University suggests that "actively" using Facebook (sending messages or comments between friends) led to improvements in well‐being compared to "passively" liking or scrolling through the feed.
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Colleagues say McConnell needs to change his tactics ahead of the healthcare debate by allowing more members to have hands-on ability to shape legislative language, instead of passively receiving updates in lunch meetings of the entire conference.
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Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap (D) emerged as the panel's most aggressive Democrat on Tuesday, tangling with a witness and using part of his time to passively push back against Kobach's claims about New Hampshire's 2016 elections.
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"The Vive is the best available VR device for sports training because it has very precise positional tracking that enables players to interact with our virtual reality football training environment instead of just passively viewing things," Won tells TechCrunch.
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After having been trained with millions upon millions of examples of goats and baked apples, the Slate's neural network is able to identify these items from your photographs and then passively track them in the wild at your discretion.
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This means you'll be able to feel like I'm sitting right next to you saying this stuff right in your face instead of just passively reading it off a screen and maybe getting distracted by other less important stuff.
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"Smart-phone sensing methods make use of these behavioral records by implementing on-the-phone software apps that passively collect data from the native mobile sensors and system logs that come already embedded in the device," the study notes.
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If this has happened to you before, you might know exactly what I'm talking about: Passively learning how much my friends are enjoying their lives without me is one of the subtlest indignities of using an app like Venmo.
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"The kittens themselves are sort of accidentally blowing themselves up, they're sort of passively suicidal, and the object of the game isn't to get them to blow up, it's to save them," he said with a somewhat straight face.
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Is this another market that it intends to overhaul by passively managing and micro-pricing index fund offerings to the masses, or is Vanguard worried about missing a possibly overheated market that its clients find sexier than public equity?
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Morningstar data show the average expense ratio for all ETFs is 0.56 percent, compared with 1.18 percent for traditional mutual funds if you include both actively managed (professional fund managers pick the investments) and passively managed (think index funds).
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In categorizing its own songs, in performing its own internal act of genre assignment and time placement, Sign o' the Times also categorizes itself as a categorizer, an active agent where most albums are passively categorized by external consumers.
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This is a more personalized experience than passively watching one broadcast on TV and it gets that subscriber actively engaged, with their behavior providing valuable data points for FloSports and their deeper interaction likely more compelling to event sponsors.
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These could include individual or collective efforts to support needed environmental and labor reforms, more independent legal institutions, and greater engagement with Chinese civil society and professional associations, rather than passively enabling a system in need of fundamental reform.
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"I noticed that many AIs had female names and [did things like] apologize for their presence, behave demurely and passively, and sometimes agree and apologize when insulted by users," says Jacqueline Feldman (below), the woman who is writing KAI.
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The researchers compare the value of a dollar passively invested in the market to the value of a dollar invested according to their volatility-timing strategy, which diminishes market exposure in volatile times and increases it in calm times.
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To be fair, Van Hollen was trying to get his union backers in Maryland to not drive black labor to the polls, thus passively suppressing votes that would help the progressive, black candidate in the senatorial primary, Donna Edwards.
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The problem: Information overload and technology Every day the world creates 2.5 quintillion bytes of data -- much of which is created passively through technology like medical and home devices, web crawling, surveillance cameras and apps that track your movement.
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Global assets under management are expected to almost double to $21.2 trillion by 2025, and the share of money managed passively will grow to 25 percent of that total, from 17 percent last year, PricewaterhouseCoopers predicted in an Oct.
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He's created a lot of chaos, not actively but passively, like a rock in a stream—but he's also done a great deal of good for his family, for his company, for the Mitchums, maybe even for the world.
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There might be better ways of passively honoring the troops this Memorial Day weekend, but it's hard to think of one that's as dedicated to surfing and the Vietnam War without, um, actually involving surfing in the Vietnam War.
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ADIA said in its 220 annual report its fixed income and treasury department aimed to go fully active in the coming years, with fund managers making "active" decisions on where to invest rather than "passively" following a benchmark index.
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Rather than passively accepting its geostrategic fate as a victim in a bad neighborhood, South Korean leaders have consistently tried to use their growing capacities as a self-described "middle power" to establish greater control over their own circumstances.
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According to the toxicologists' joint statement, at the highest airborne concentrations found in industrial production facilities, an unprotected worker would need more than two hours to passively ingest even a medical dose of fentanyl, let alone a toxic one.
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The sanctuary itself resembled a theater and the service was performed from a stage, the cantor singing the entire operatic liturgy himself as the audience passively looked on, eyelids drooping, only perking up when a cello briefly joined in.
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If the relationship doesn't improve, start looking for other jobs less passively, being tactfully honest with hiring managers about your mismatch with your current boss and proactively volunteering the names of several other people who will rave about you.
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"There's so much good advice out there, but just passively digesting it — watching videos or reading books — which is what most of us do when we want to improve, simply doesn't deliver the changes that they promise," Begley says.
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Ideally, that interactivity will come with an interface or controls that allow you to truly engage the environment and control your position and perspective in it, rather than simply allowing you to passively look around at panoramic video imagery.
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Her/his body "looks" in one direction — both actively with their eyes away from the front of the body, and passively in terms of her feminine gender presentation — but her/his sex winks at us from the other side.
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Zuckerberg repeated the general idea that Facebook has been sharing for a few months now, which is that social media can be good for you if you are using it to engage with more people, not for passively scrolling.
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The fund will still be able to buy emerging market bonds if fund managers want to actively invest in them, rather than passively tracking the benchmark index, although such paper would be capped at five percent of the fixed-income portfolio.
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Because investors who have moved to passively managed global aggregate bond funds—which had about 7.5 years of duration and a 3.33% yield to maturity as of August 31, 2016—have a lot more exposure to duration than they probably realize.
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The effects of taking a break vary for different Facebook users — the effect was greatest in heavy users, users who passively use Facebook (those that browse rather than post their own content), and users who tend to envy others on Facebook.
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What's most interesting about the track is the way it rewires 80s dance sounds into something that feels alluringly toxic—almost passively or insidiously so, like lush veneer peeling, cracking, and rubbing off onto your hands as you hold it.
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In the past, so-called active fund managers that aim to pick the best stock and bond performers rather than passively follow an index, would have voiced concerns to CEOs in private, if they chose to speak up at all.
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But the advantage of Waze's system today is that it can be improved without Waze users having to do anything; the app passively tracks their speed and location thanks to smartphone technology and can infer driving conditions based on that information.
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Many will be watching from home, wrapped in a blanket with a cupcake and hot chocolate in hand, at least passively curious to see if the characters of some movie probably called A Holiday Hijinks Wedding watch The Princess Switch.
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"We now have a self-contained system in the great pacific garbage patch that is using the natural forces of the ocean to passively catch and concentrate plastics, thereby confirming the most important principal behind the ocean cleanup system," Slat said.
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Smartphones passively track and record where people go, who they talk to and for how long; their apps reveal subtler personal information, such as their political views, what they like to read and watch and how they spend their money.
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"Once we see that a warship has arrived at the target destination's front door, mailroom or loading dock, we are able to remotely control the system and run tools to either passively, or actively, attack the target's wireless access," wrote Henderson.
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Bea Ruiz, a volunteer and national team member of the U.S. chapter of Extinction Rebellion, says they need 51% of a given population to be passively supportive of their cause, with 3.5% more active, such as showing up to demonstrations.
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The company has developed a "diagnostic menstrual pad" called the Q Pad that includes an embedded collection strip that passively collects blood samples on a test strip that can be mailed for diagnostic testing which is then turned into data.
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"Chair Yellen, and most others who have opined, have emphasized that the balance sheet should not be used 'actively' like short-rate policy, but rather that the accommodation being provided should be allowed to 'passively' dissipate," the Citi strategists wrote.
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Larry Glazer, managing partner of Boston-based wealth management firm Mayflower Advisors, said the allegations came at a time when Fidelity faces a seismic shift of cash flows into passively managed funds run by competitors like Vanguard Group and BlackRock Inc.
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But active measures like loud music do more than just passively involve citizens—and point to how routinized antipathy toward the homeless isn't just built into the design of spaces, but engrained in the fabric of day-to-day life.
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The Echo Dot, which passively listens to every detail of your life before being activated by a "wake word," disturbed some customers with the news that human beings transcribe Echo Dot voice recordings, which are kept indefinitely in Amazon's cloud storage.
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The organization is suing to stop upstream surveillance, the process by which the NSA passively monitors and collects a huge amount of data and text-based communications by combing international internet traffic as it moves across service providers' backbone infrastructure.
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"[Facebook's experiment] got me thinking about how little I actually take notice of the link between my mood and the content I'm passively consuming, and the extent to which this is potentially already being exploited," Taylor tells The Creators Project.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)As for audio, the Arctics 280X acquit themselves quite well, with crystal clear voice pickup from the SteelSeries' retractable mic, while the semi-closed back cups do a fair job of passively cutting down on outside noise.
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So, for I think a lot of media businesses and things like that, where you're just passively consuming content, there isn't really some meaningful sort of proof of work where you'd earn status that actually has any value for somebody.
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"I am unable to watch passively whilst certain policies are enacted in order to meet the fiscal self-imposed restraints that I believe are more and more perceived as distinctly political rather than in the national economic interest," he wrote.
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They not only found that a flamingo could support its body weight passively (with no need for muscular activity) on one leg, but also that it was impossible for the bird to hold a stable, balanced position on two legs.
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This is a problem for VR game developers, many of whom are trying to create complex experiences that let players take a more active role instead of just stand or sit passively as objects and scenes fly at them on-screen.
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Instagram is wading deeper into the waters of a feed/stories hybrid as it seeks to foster greater interaction out of a medium that has always seemed to be at its best when it comes to passively sucking up content.
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According to a new book by Leif Wenar, the chair of philosophy and law at King's College London, the way the global oil trade is set up means that oil isn't just passively funding bad guys — it actively encourages them.
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Our military is a mercenary force made up of 0.5% of the population and paid for by self-contented Americans -- some of whom passively watch our flag disrespected by individuals earning millions more than those who go in harm's way.
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While he once shared the conventional wisdom that markets could be distorted if half of all assets were held passively, Makepeace called that standard an "old way of thinking about indices," as they are put to new uses by active managers.
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By contrast, the Amana family of mutual funds, which Morningstar says is the largest in U.S. Islamic finance at $2.9 billion of assets, has had three years of investor withdrawals, which it blames partly on the rise of passively managed products.
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Rising engagement in the comments could help news organizations to create stickier experiences among young news consumers, who view posts not just as places to passively consume news, but as venues to actively and interactively engage with it and others.
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Ivan Cajic, head of index research at ITG in New York, said he expects most passively managed funds to wait until the changes go into effect to realign their portfolios in order to remain true to the indexes they track.
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Mr. Blaichman, who settled in the United States after the war, was active in promoting the legacy of the partisans, hoping to counter the misperception that all Jews went passively to their fate and that none fought back against the Nazis.
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BOSTON, March 3 (Reuters) - Fidelity Investments said on Tuesday operating profit in 20193 climbed 10% to $6.9 billion as investors pushed their cash into money-market and passively managed products while pulling billions of dollars from actively managed stock funds.
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Riding a surge in popularity for index and exchange traded funds that passively track a wide variety of indexes at low costs for investors, Vanguard's assets under management have soared to more than $4.4 trillion from $1 trillion seven years ago.
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Writing so passively and with what they've been taught is appropriate and "objective" distance from topics they often seem disinterested in, these young people signal to me that they're still waiting for something important or real to happen to them.
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