Create-A-Playbook: Customize receiver routes, player formations, and your team's entire playbook.
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So, replicatable playbook for how you do acquisitions, a replicatable playbook for how you do digitization of countries, a replicatable playbook for how you deal with customer problems, a replicatable playbook for how you become one or two in each category.
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JF: I think there are certain common understanding, or common, you know, theses that we can apply, in what we-, what I call the playbook, the playbook in the US, or the playbook for China, or the playbook for, say, Southeast Asia.
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Trump can borrow from the dictator's playbook, but that playbook is much less effective here.
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They do not know the playbook with Donald Trump because he is rewriting the playbook.
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The president is operating off of a different playbook -- it&aposs a business executive&aposs playbook.
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While Facebook might be running Snap's product playbook, Snap is making progress by running Facebook's monetization playbook.
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Jim understood the playbook, so much so that he took the same playbook and created Vox based on it.
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If you had to write a playbook for how to alienate millennials, Donald Trump seems to be following the playbook.
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A new playbook Part of what has driven the proliferation of anti-abortion legislation is a playbook put out by Americans United for Life.
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It pointed to a possible playbook for Democrats in the deep-red Deep South, albeit a playbook that required a supremely toxic figure like Moore.
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Now, everyone has the playbook for creating extreme partisan gerrymanders, as well as the piles of voter data and powerful computers to put that playbook into action.
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He rewrites the rules of dramaturgy with each play, usually tossing out the naturalistic playbook — and for that matter the playbook he created the last time around.
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I worry about a new playbook, but the Russians are shrewd, about a playbook we haven't seen yet, for which we haven't prepared, and which people are not inured to.
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The NSC devised the guide — officially called the Playbook for Early Response to High-Consequence Emerging Infectious Disease Threats and Biological Incidents, but known colloquially as "the pandemic playbook" — across 2016.
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" She also cautioned that "we've seen this playbook before.
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The Course: The 2020 Job Seekers Playbook Bundle — $17.99
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This year, they doubled down on the "f*ck you" playbook instead of making major leaps in technology to bolster the position that allowed them to use the playbook in the first place.
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You know, add to that, Sara, this is their playbook.
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Playbook has raised a total of $120K from Y Combinator.
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Trump has followed the authoritarian playbook in targeting the media.
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It appears they were following the playbook outlined last month.
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Mr Obama's playbook for drone use had four main principles.
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"There's not a playbook in how to deal with this."
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Rick Scott, running for Senate, deploying the same Republican playbook.
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Now, Nintendo appears to be cribbing from its competitors playbook.
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It's a populist playbook that few know better than Trump.
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With more than one "official" playbook it's hard to say.
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Or at least that was the playbook, until very recently.
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Subtlety has no place in your playbook this eclipse season.
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Sunset Overdrive pulls from the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater playbook.
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If the students objected, the playbook was ready with counterarguments.
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So Instagram dug up a plan from Facebook's 2011 playbook.
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Like, there's some playbook or there's something and you're missing.
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So they took the playbook and they executed on it.
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Smashburger is taking a page out of Olive Garden's playbook.
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And, true to Playbook form, it quickly got D.C. talking.
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But it's also a move straight out of Apple's playbook!
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It was a strategy ripped directly from the Microsoft playbook.
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Then again, HBO has been using Marvel's playbook for years.
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A playbook for wedding, festival, and party hair done right.
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Playbook is for college students who want to hang out.
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Donna, you know Bradley Cooper from producing Silver Linings Playbook.
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Qualtrics used a different playbook and is reaping the rewards.
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He's not even asking for the iPad with the playbook.
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They've been running that playbook ever since, with cratering returns.
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Rachleff said he's taking a page from Netflix's own playbook.
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It was one right out of the Peter Aerts playbook.
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Learning a fat NFL playbook in such a short time.
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Really it just wants to run Netflix's "Stranger Things" playbook.
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From today's Politico Playbook: WELL, YESTERDAY didn't go too badly.
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Every move seemed to be taken from a gentleman's playbook.
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In other words, Masa Son is reading Warren Buffett's playbook.
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The Democratic playbook is laid bare for all to see.
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The surrounding confusion was straight out of a wrestling playbook.
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The proposal was first reported Tuesday morning in Politico's Playbook.
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He has followed a similar playbook in other diplomatic negotiations.
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No. 3 is a discarded page from President Obama's playbook.
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Many are impressed and aim to copy the Putin playbook.
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Lawrence plays a young widow in "Silver Linings Playbook" (2012).
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Trump is not operating out of a secret genius playbook.
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Le Pen is taking a page out of Trump's playbook.
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YOU HAD THE PLAYBOOK TO AVERTING A CRISIS ALL ALONG?!
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Trump is taking from the same playbook, according to Irwin.
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Lowe's is ditching the traditional Black Friday playbook this year.
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" He continued: "They'll have a playbook for how we operate.
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This is very much out of the known Trump playbook.
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China has both the playbook and the capacity to interfere.
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Well, I think it's right out of a dictator's playbook.
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The playbook says don't do it unless you have to.
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But their methods are straight out of a leftist playbook.
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I basically followed a playbook, but did it my way.
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"There is no playbook for leaving a cult," she said.
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We have *no* playbook for this type of economic event.
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But Mr. Trump, again, has upended the traditional political playbook.
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"They are taking from our playbook of protest," she said.
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Cleveland turned Toronto's fancy new playbook into a fine dust.
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The commentators stoking this scandal are following a familiar playbook.
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The Republican candidate is taking a page from his playbook.
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To win, Trump would need to flip the Obama playbook.
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But this case did not follow the usual outrage playbook.
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In "Legion," Hawley takes pages from his own "Fargo" playbook.
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We cannot afford to lean on the same Washington playbook.
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Netanyahu's response has been right out of an authoritarian playbook.
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Across the democratic world, this playbook has found growing success.
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And they're reportedly using a "new playbook" to do so.
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"There's no playbook for this sort of thing," Kaat said.
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It's an idea seemingly lifted straight from Stephen Colbert's playbook.
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WikiLeaks seems to have a playbook for its disinformation campaigns.
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That "playbook" for success comes down to one thing: people.
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President Trump has made full use of the demagogic playbook.
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That playbook has its limits for the Ukraine scandal, though.
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We've seen attempts at renouncing this playbook in the past.
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Our video team takes a look inside her leadership playbook.
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The Alabama special election has followed that playbook so far.
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But the president instead chose to follow a familiar playbook.
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Russia created a playbook for spreading disinformation on social media.
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Other candidates that can run on a Conor Lamb playbook?
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I think in the first instance, this is the playbook.
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You make mistakes because no one gives you a playbook.
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He even took a page out of DJ Khaled's playbook.
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" Christie added that Trump is the candidate Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton fear the most: "They do not know the playbook with Donald Trump because he is rewriting the playbook.
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" Duterte and Trump reading from 'same playbook' Ressa said there were many similarities between Duterte and US President Donald Trump's approaches to the press, telling CNN that the leaders were reading from "the same playbook.
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Lindsey's closed-door remarks were first reported by Politico's Playbook newsletter.
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However, Tarkanian did rip a page out of Mr. Trump's playbook.
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This is the classic left wing playbook of attacking the messenger.
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And what exactly is in Lenihan's playbook for revolutionizing medical school?
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I mean, but that&aposs sort of -- the liberal playbook, right?
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Two additional posts have gone up since, following the same playbook.
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But we're told Briana fires back ... jealously isn't in her playbook.
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BEACH: Pete, this is something that -- HEGSETH: It&aposs your playbook.
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Last night, The Bachelorette wisely took some hints from its playbook.
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Some of these arguments are drawn from the anti-ACA playbook.
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Republicans in the Senate won't be able to replicate that playbook.
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The Fed's recent playbook suggests central bankers will opt for caution.
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Playbook created its own language, which became the language of Washington.
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Source: UNHCR Libya Panicked European governments turned to a familiar playbook.
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The current government's methods are copied directly from Dr Mahathir's playbook.
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Copycat legislation sprang up across America, and the playbook crossed oceans.
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It remains to be seen how effective that playbook can be.
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Sure. That argument came right out of a Richard Nixon playbook.
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More and more companies are running the millennial toilet paper playbook.
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"The campaign has evolved and it's a new playbook," he said.
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Sunset Overdrive pulls more from the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater playbook.
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You know, it&aposs right out of the North Korean playbook.
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This is all part of the standard North Korean diplomatic playbook.
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For a media company, though, using this playbook would be unseemly.
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McDonald's is seemingly taking a page out of the Seinfeld playbook.
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Maybe we can all take a page out of her playbook.
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Amazon has used this playbook for decades, acquiring companies like Diapers.
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Epic's playbook recalls Steam's own when it first started in 2003.
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"Two words: Dad's playbook", Jung Pak, a former CIA analyst, tweeted.
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Infiniti's new Concept 10 dips into the automotive greatest hits playbook.
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Of late, the playbook has changed: Now they're focused on growth.
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The last weeks have already shown how powerful this playbook is.
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People talk about how Big Oil took from Big Tobacco's playbook.
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This Is Us could take a page from Baskets' playbook here.
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Progressive Democrats must begin to realize that their playbook is outdated.
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Now, Democrats have been using the GOP's own playbook against them.
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Go deeper: LaVar Ball used Trump's playbook to conquer sports media.
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Tech companies are starting to copy Russia's playbook for "corporate warfare."
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Copying fast-growing upstarts has been a successful playbook for Facebook.
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This may be just an updated play from the historical playbook.
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" Mr. Sherman says the goal is "expanding the ecosystem of Playbook.
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Politico: Democrats steal from GOP playbook, attack Trump on gas prices.
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Will Google follow the same playbook when it comes to TV?
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The move was part of his secret playbook with the Soviets.
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Iran is hoping to take a page out of Venezuela's playbook.
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In close elections, the playbook for losing candidates is well worn.
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Fortunately, these presidential candidates already have a playbook with Democratic Gov.
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Another tactic in the BJP playbook is to present itself as
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"I think sanctions are overdue," he said at a Playbook event.
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He is looking to upend the political playbook, and he should.
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It has given the left insight to the right-wing playbook.
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Reagan's deficit shenanigans became the playbook for generations of conservative policymakers.
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Weinstein produced Silver Linings Playbook, for which Lawrence won her Oscar.
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We've already seen this playbook before from the anti-abortion movement.
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There aren't a lot of moves left in the activist playbook.
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So far, markets have followed the 2017 playbook and barely blinked.
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"Today's playbook says the CEO reports to the board," Ulukaya said.
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And everyone -- in Trump's mind -- who follows the Trump playbook wins.
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Other mobility companies have followed the same playbook, to mixed success.
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Worse, the Democratic strategy simply revives the old 1980-2008 playbook.
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"There isn't even close to a playbook, there's nothing," said Dart.
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And his subordinates are taking their cues directly from Ryan's playbook.
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So how can Mr. Barr now use the "ordinary" rules playbook?
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In the meantime, banks are sticking to their cost-cutting playbook.
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Following his father's playbook, he pursued a policy of aggressive acquisition.
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In the Sheryl Sandberg playbook, I had nothing to worry about.
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" He added, "Iranians are now following the Kremlin's playbook from 2016.
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Some of the moves, in fact, come right from their playbook.
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ST. LOUIS — Cori Bush was running the Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez playbook.
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The conversation President Trump is operating from an ancient political playbook.
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That fury borrowed from Mr. Trump's playbook on white male anger.
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And they've given states a playbook for how to use them.
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"There is no playbook you can go by," Mr. Basham said.
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Hornacek playfully waved several sheets from his playbook in our faces.
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So, what does that period imply about the correct playbook now?
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The Trump administration may instead choose another option from its playbook.
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Andy Barr MORE's (R-Ky.) House seat, Politico Playbook reported Tuesday.
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The Toronto Raptors overhauled their playbook last summer to feature it.
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" From one Republican lawmaker: "Who knows what playbook they are on.
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Nonetheless, the preliminary playbook is coming together, beginning at American Bridge.
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In other words, it might follow the private equity industry's playbook.
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"They may have to change their playbook entirely," Mr. Hultquist said.
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In some ways, Saudi Arabia is borrowing pages from Dubai's playbook.
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So did Bill Clinton, who took a page from Reagan's playbook.
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The share buyback takes a leaf out of Warren Buffett's playbook.
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In Wisconsin, the architect of this playbook was former Republican Gov.
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This playbook has been used in swing states across the country.
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Apparently, Trump has crafted his policy towards Mexico using Wilson's playbook.
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The Social Democrats turned to a familiar playbook to push back.
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Walmart has long been trying to rewrite the e-commerce playbook.
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During the campaign, Mr. Trump threw out the traditional conservative playbook.
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The Vindman coverage followed the Fox News conspiracy segment playbook perfectly.
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Juul's efforts to follow the same playbook have been stunningly unsuccessful.
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After all, the playbook has been around for a hundred years.
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Such a playbook, however, is difficult to replicate in other states.
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Nunes has followed this basic playbook again and again ever since.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders of adopting a perilous Corbyn playbook.
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Assad followed this playbook most notably in the city of Aleppo.
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It's a playbook as old as, well, Uber in New York.
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Here's the playbook for how do we do better than Microsoft.
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His playbook has been more Breitbart than Art of the Deal.
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There's a playbook in Washington that presidents are supposed to follow.
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It's a playbook that comes out of the foreign-policy establishment.
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Recently, we released a playbook to help campaigns better defend themselves.
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" USA Today provides more details about Project Blitz's playbook: The ACLU provided a copy of the 2018 version of the playbook, called the "Report and Analysis on Religious Freedom Measures Affecting Prayer and Faith in America.
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And now Amazon seems to be taking a page from Roku's playbook.
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Robert Mueller's early morning raid was straight out of the gestapo's playbook.
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Apollo is also taking a page out of the modern buyout playbook.
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In a move straight out of Scorsese's playbook, Nayeri cues the voiceover.
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Democrats are increasingly looking to borrow from the playbook of Terry McAuliffe,
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It's a playbook that the company's backers have run before — with WeChat.
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Other forms of manipulation Democrats said they have seen this playbook before.
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Some employees say they're disenchanted with the company's playbook of lukewarm responses.
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HEGSETH: Sure, but I know trade is not out of your playbook.
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WHITING: We&aposre having great pro-growth coming from this fantastic playbook.
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It's the first entry on the first page of the Apple playbook.
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The playbook is pretty straightforward: Deny the most potent attacks are true.
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Bradley Cooper may have taken a cue from the infallible Beyoncé playbook.
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This is the Trump PR playbook, and Facebook is running it perfectly.
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Trump looks like he is taking his cues straight from Reagan's playbook.
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I'm pretty sure that's prohibited according to the "meet the family" playbook.
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And they have a playbook for clients if and when that happens.
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In the #MeToo era, there has been a pattern to the playbook.
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When it came to endorsements, he also refused to follow the playbook.
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It's Trump's playbook: "LikeWar" isn't about President Trump; he's just another chapter.
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Borrowing from Trump's playbook, the new right chose to play the victim.
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Go deeper: The Trump administration's "say it out loud" playbook for scandals
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It was a blueprint from Ye Olde Weinstein playbook: charm and threaten.
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Golf diplomacy has become part of Japan&aposs playbook on Donald Trump.
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Unfortunately for everyone, Apple just took a page out of Facebook's playbook.
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This is a scenario lifted straight from the This Is Us playbook.
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REP. STEVE RUSSELL, R—OHIO: It&aposs the typical "Pravda" like playbook.
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Or, take a page out of JoJo's playbook and go dusty pearl.
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But being first lady has no official duties or any clear playbook.
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This is the iPhone playbook, and Amazon is schooling Apple with it.
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There is a Kim family playbook, they use it all the time.
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The remake is one of the oldest tricks in the Hollywood playbook.
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And Gunn is a victim of this particular social media leverage playbook.
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Claiming to support something it actually opposes is part of Comcast's playbook.
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Okay, fine, he was also in American Hustle and Silver Linings Playbook.
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When the driver didn't respond, the cops went beyond their standard playbook.
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The company ran a similar playbook to get legalized in Portland, Ore.
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Their playbook is that the Republicans are racist, that they are xenophobic.
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"Defendants stole a page from the Big Tobacco playbook," the lawsuit alleges.
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In short, Kaepernick took a page from Bill Russell's activist athlete playbook.
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BP's new playbook: Don't expect a big, flashy campaign like Beyond Petroleum.
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And it's not just the notch that everyone's copying from Apple's playbook.
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Go deeper: How LaVar Ball used Trump's playbook to conquer sports media.
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It appears that seniors are hip once again in the Democrat playbook.
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This is the same woman who literally wrote a playbook on love.
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"There's no complete playbook for this, but that's cool, too," he said.
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This board is not, Tagg and Penrose believe, in the computer's playbook.
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Tom Rooney of Florida, the House Majority Deputy Whip, told Politico Playbook.
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Democrats need to switch up the playbook to tie the two together.
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"I knew it was in the playbook," Jones said of the play.
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Even the most mediocre shows now borrow from the Twin Peaks playbook.
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Worse than Drew Stanton desperately trying to execute a Bruce Arians playbook.
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The Trump White House so far appears to be following Reagan's playbook.
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Or will it take a page from the right's playbook, succumbing to
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"That's when you need to be ready with the playbook," he said.
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DATA DU JOUR Monday will be the 252,221th consecutive edition of Playbook.
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"But neither is it time to dust off the Cold War playbook."
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Third, he fell for the oldest trick in the race hustler's playbook.
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Donald J. Trump is borrowing from Mr. Sanders's playbook to court Democrats.
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Kim is simply taking a page out of his father's 2000 playbook.
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Go deeper: Amazon's big mistake in NYC and how Amazon's playbook backfired
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Trump tossed aside the usual political playbook the day after the shooting.
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The next president will not find such a clear-cut playbook waiting.
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The Defending Digital Democracy Project released a "Cybersecurity Campaign Playbook" last November.
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This new, tongue-in-cheek campaign uses a page from ABI's playbook.
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" Tlaib called Trump's remarks "a continuation of his racist and xenophobic playbook.
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A playbook has developed for use by both Democratic and Republican administrations.
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He's using much of the same playbook he used running Taco Bell.
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And now rumors suggest Apple might borrow a page from Samsung's playbook.
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It is a piece straight out of Ms. Ono's playbook, but nice.
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Walmart is taking a page from Amazon's playbook to win over advertisers.
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I mean, this plays directly into his playbook, as you&aposve said.
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The Musketeers' playbook is available to anyone who asks for it — literally.
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However, Putin's proposal is something right out of the old Soviet playbook.
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Now is the time to take this operating playbook and accelerate growth.
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Plus: India's cricket league takes a few pages from the NFL playbook.
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Maybe. I guess if you want to memorize a playbook or something.
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"It's definitely not a playbook for the faint of heart," he said.
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I do think entrepreneurship can be taught, but there is no playbook.
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But SoftBank and Brandless will be using Amazon's own playbook against it.
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"There really is no playbook or master plan or strategy," he said.
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Now, Democrats are using the same playbook to fight the Trump administration.
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One idea is to take a page from the Cold War playbook.
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A move from Trump's playbook Trump might also identify with Johnson's daring.
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It looks a lot like Russia is running Gerasimov's playbook in America.
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Now Lilly, following a similar playbook, is hoping for a similar result.
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Looks like they just took a page out of L.A.'s playbook.
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The manifesto felt like a cross between a playbook and a bible.
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That means we can't wait around for others to execute their playbook.
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Narratives of Chinese intervention are "actually from an old playbook," Kajimoto said.
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"It's a team that doesn't have 'easy' in the playbook," Friedman said.
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But we don't know exactly what the new playbook will look like.
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Utility securities that pay dividends are another safe bet in Cramer's playbook.
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And Republican AGs are ready to dust off their Obama-era playbook.
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They're now looking to use the same playbook against Trump in 2020.
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Tiny economic reforms and targeted brutality are straight from the Kremlin's playbook.
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That they can turn that playbook into this attack is not surprising.
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"We're taking a page straight from the Silicon Valley playbook," Carter said.
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Using size to drive price has always been part of Amazon's playbook.
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But admitting he was wrong is almost never in Mr. Trump's playbook.
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Lindsey Graham, whose snarling complaints came right out of the Trump playbook.
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It is a playbook that authoritarian leaders around the world have followed.
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George HoldingGeorge Edward Bell HoldingBetsy DeVos's playbook of political correctness Education Dept.
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Politicians and educators should take a page out of this professional playbook.
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But this is a feature of the process in the green playbook.
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The cuts are partly a result of SoftBank's playbook, Ms. Lessin writes.
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The company already seems to be taking a playbook from Domino's Pizza.
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Mo Gawdat's LinkedIn profile reads like a how-to playbook for success.
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Will income inequality be an important part of the Dems' 2018 playbook?
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The Republican Party's cynical playbook has met its match in these teachers.
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This is right out of the Saul Alinsky "Rules for Radicals" playbook.
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The ball was in their hands, and they had no coherent playbook.
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Playing with video Manipulation of video was also part of the playbook.
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"Thomas, Alito, Roberts and Gorsuch used the same playbook," the tweet said.
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This is -- the North Korean propaganda playbook is an infinitely rich resource.
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It's definitely something you could see coming out of the Deadpool playbook.
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Help-U-Sell Real Estate, established in 1976, has a different playbook.
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Until now, most states have followed a standard playbook for curbing emissions.
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It's an easy playbook that both parties, and the industry, know well.
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Explain what your research shows about how that "playbook" tends to work.
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Experts say that Mueller is adapting this playbook for the Russia investigation.
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Willow took a page out of Jaden's playbook, all in good fun.
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Is there a standard playbook for countries to interfere in elections abroad?
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He's also the author of several books, most recently The Career Playbook.
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I think in the more conservative areas, that's the playbook to use.
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Ted Cruz also kept to the White House's playbook on Comey's firing.
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Craig Timberg and Tony Romm report that domestic hyper-partisan actors adopted Russia's playbook for the midterms, and found them largely effective: "Everyone's witnessed the playbook playing out," explained Watts, a fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute.
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Proprietary technologies BlackBerry Travel, which let BB users plan and book trips on their devices, and PlayBook video calling, the video conferencing app for the company's infamous PlayBook tablet, will be shut down in February and March 2018 respectively.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is doing something outside of its closely followed playbook.
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Trump stole the liberal playbook and beat him over the head with it.
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Her first book, The Love Playbook is a New York Times best-seller.
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But in the long term, this playbook will only take Trump so far.
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Lamb's winning anti-Pelosi playbook is a good strategy — and Democrats know it.
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McMullin sees the same playbook being used in Germany and across Western democracies.
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Now, teachers in Oklahoma are taking a page from the West Virginia playbook.
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Haley's tough talk could have come straight out of the Obama administration playbook.
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Anonymous is actually taking a page out of Trump's own playbook of pranks.
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Hunter is using the same playbook vulnerable Republicans are using across the country.
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" Summing it up, via Politico's Brussels Playbook: "In other words, there's no winner.
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Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander are not ones to follow the Hiddleswift playbook.
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Beautiful women have always been at the center of Donald Trump's communications playbook.
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Facebook's Diversity Playbook with Maxine Williams (Facebook) 11:30 AM – 11:55 AM
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Perhaps he should take a page out of Royal Jordanian's social media playbook.
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The Halloween assault in Lower Manhattan was straight out of the ISIS playbook.
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Mr Erdogan's opponents have taken a few pages out of the president's playbook.
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And I'm certainly not following the same playbook that everyone else is following.
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He is not the only Republican taking a leaf from the president's playbook.
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The Clinton campaign is trying to rewrite the playbook, going after Republican voters.
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Some states have a completely different playbook for success that works for them.
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Since then, athletes have taken a page from Kaepernick's playbook and followed suit.
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So when it comes to Trump policy, they&aposre using Obama&aposs playbook.
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The company took a page from the playbook of aircraft carriers, he said.
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By taking a page from her opponents' playbook and making it her own.
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Fortnite Battle Royale quite literally takes a page out of the PUBG playbook.
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I hope Republican Voters, and others, are watching, and studying, the Democrats Playbook.
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Playbook 2.0 includes photos and graphics, while the news and gossipy tidbits remain.
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It's a plan for deterrence, and it reads like a right-wing playbook.
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And for those that want to try, there's a clear playbook to follow.
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She accused Mr. Cuomo of working from the "old playbook" of centrist politics.
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Rather, it is straight out of the playbook of right-wing authoritarian regimes.
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He rewrote a playbook that has guided Washington for the past 20 years.
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One user even decided to take a page out of the pair's playbook.
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But the spat over sports was ... a move straight from Trump's political playbook.
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There is no doubt that technology has greatly expanded the grassroots advocacy playbook.
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Whipping up communal strife is a necessary part of the Hindu nationalist playbook.
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It's almost as if Banner took a lesson out of Janet Jackson's playbook.
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Together, Trump and Bannon successfully cribbed several big themes from Nixon's campaign playbook.
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Trump's latest policy is a new chapter in a well-used, twisted playbook.
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For Democrats, the playbook for Supreme Court confirmation hearings hasn't changed in decades.
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Put another way, Virginia Democrats should run the Republican Party playbook in reverse.
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Traditional esports teams, like OpTic, have taken a page out of FaZe's playbook.
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For both parties, it is a page straight out of the populist playbook.
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There are three reasons taken from the 28500 playbook to support this assertion.
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Without direct access, one option is to take a page from Yahoo's playbook.
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This recipe did not come out of the Brooklyn farm-to-table playbook.
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Schumer on Thursday laid out the Democratic playbook over the next two weeks.
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This type of vicious and conniving behavior is straight from the Clinton Playbook.
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Well, here's the thing: Everyday democracy already gives us the playbook for revolution.
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Almost alone among TV dramas, The Americans is following a very classical playbook.
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Understanding how Trump could so radically rewrite the campaign playbook is another matter.
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"Yes, no, hello, nice to meet you — for me, it's a simple playbook."
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He's basically encouraging Russia to try out Gerasimov's playbook in the United States.
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Jennifer Lawrence was 22 when she won her Oscar for Silver Linings Playbook.
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Something we're watching: This is all part of Donald Trump's media manipulation playbook.
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There were message board rumors that Auburn dumbed down their playbook for him.
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President Trump is, in effect, repeating Pete Wilson's playbook on the national stage.
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An NSC official confirmed the existence of the playbook but dismissed its value.
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Many of them follow the same playbook and even share a similar aesthetic.
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Whether this story will rewrite the playbook of luxury remains to be seen.
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Democratically elected leaders borrow from the anti-press playbook of dictators and tyrants.
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Meantime economists have no playbook here for the damage done to the economy.
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But the Republican playbook has changed, and it damages Republicans in suburban districts.
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The activists got a tax cut, but more important, they wrote a playbook.
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The techniques of these kids' apps follow the wider playbook of big tech.
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The traditional playbook often entails responding directly, quickly and forcefully to bad publicity.
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Is the Republicans' preferred playbook as effective as they need it to be?
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Playbook says Halperin spoke to more than 75 top Democrats for the book.
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This extraordinary move goes even further than the 2008-09 financial crisis playbook.
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Deals • The latest on Sears: Its restructuring plan follows a familiar retail playbook.
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Now mischief makers in other countries appear to be following the Russian playbook.
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Also: Turkey's nuclear ambitions; President Trump's foreign policy playbook; the case for regulation.
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Sanders, meanwhile, has a transparency problem and it's straight out of Trump's playbook.
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"We really spent the first four years refining that playbook," Gamache-Asselin said.
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We'll likely see Google use a similar playbook for more verticals over time.
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The North, like most countries with nuclear ambitions, has followed the American playbook.
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Changes in the company's vision "The playbook will start changing rapidly," Welch says.
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I think Selina's experiences are just a playbook in what not to do.
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"We are kind of writing the playbook as we go along," she said.
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A sudden change — like Houston's 50 inches in rain — can upend the playbook.
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"Who knows what playbook they are on," one GOP lawmaker told The Hill.
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Briggs is using his Facebook playbook to build HawkfishBriggs knows about marketing teams.
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The Indo-Pacific strategy would place India at the center of the playbook.
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Since taking office, however, Mr. Justice has operated from his own political playbook.
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In the world of textiles, Mr. Ross used a playbook developed over years.
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For decades Trump has followed the playbook given by his mentor Roy Cohn.
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With this playbook, they rattled our elected officials, targeting Democrats and Republicans alike.
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Dismissing opponents as foreign puppets is the oldest trick in the autocrat's playbook.
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"Kim is taking a page out of his father's 2000 playbook," Yoon said.
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The next Democratic president, he said, "will need to write a new playbook."
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Do you really think Democrats need to take pages from the Trump playbook?
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So we do seem to be following the Reagan playbook for shrinking manufacturing.
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Now he appears to be using the same playbook to remain in power.
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Trump's playbook should be familiar to any student of critical theory and philosophy.
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So Dworkin decided early on to take a page from the enemy's playbook.
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Republicans in Virginia are using Donald Trump's playbook — and Democrats may be trapped.
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Stanfield instead took a page out of Kanye West's playbook and crashed the stage.
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Well, as always, we take a page out of the Emma Roberts style playbook.
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But what differentiates Playbook most is that the app is focused on college campuses.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is taking a page out of Trump&aposs playbook.
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Mostly, though, you can consider this just another page from Putin's playbook of misdirection.
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The left is right back to their old playbook, their favorite tactic, identity politics.
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Related: 'Infotainment': A Playbook for Fighting Trump's America Need More Activism In Your Art?
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He's used this playbook in the past — remember "fire and fury" for North Korea?
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He lashed out with his usual playbook — one that will only make things worse.
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This is a chapter from the city's playbook that should be repeated, he argued.
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It seemed as if the director had taken a page from Beyoncé's Lemonade playbook.
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Robinhood is taking a page out of Amazon's playbook by shunning profits for growth.
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"We call it the Amazon playbook, " said co-founder and CEO Walker Williams, 27.
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But if the November playbook is any guide, the respite may be short-lived.
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That's, again, straight out of the European playbook… but there's nothing wrong with that.
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But the benefits of the Trump–Fox playbook are crystallized in Florida's gubernatorial race.
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I think a lot of people can take a lesson from Marty Ginsburg's playbook.
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However, is it crazy to wonder whether Samsung, and Vizio, follow the Roku playbook?
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This is a preview of The Chatbots in Insurance Playbook from Business Insider Intelligence.
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Go deeper: The Democratic socialists' campaign playbook The Democratic socialist movement comes to Michigan
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"They're out-introducing our side, which is why we created the playbook," she says.
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"We often described it as 'playbook,' an 'operations manual' for cultural disruption," they said.
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That attack, based on no hard facts, was straight out of Joe McCarthy's playbook.
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Up until then, he pretty much plays everything by the standard blade runner playbook.
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"We have to take a page out of this playbook of negotiating," she wrote.
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That, along with growing deposits and loans, has been the Bank of America playbook.
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In many ways, Frances Benjamin Johnston helped write the playbook for today's celebrity photographers.
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The protesters played their parts masterfully, offering a useful playbook for many others follow.
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I think the intention with Vaunt is a little different from Intel's usual playbook.
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The answer comes from Congressional Democrats, who are simply following the corporate raider's playbook.
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One of the documents ordered released -- the 2010 playbook -- has already been published online.
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And his new direction for the company borrows heavily from his parent company's playbook.
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So does's Trump's unconventional presidency amplify the moments when he's following the presidential playbook?
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We're putting together a playbook for organizers who want to use the Bernie model.
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It's a perfect snapshot from the Colin Firth playbook of romantic period-drama heroes.
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There's a playbook Sanders could follow that would end in tears for his supporters.
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The iPhone launch playbook is one of the most predictable patterns in the industry.
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"Money is never a reason for not enrolling in Trump University," the playbook reads.
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It's too premature, it's, it's not-, GC: It's not in your playbook right now.
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The lead up to Fantastic Beasts follows the Phantom Menace playbook move for move.
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But cellular telephony is just the tip of the proverbial iceberg in Ambani's playbook.
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He doesn't care about you, his fans, the sanctity of America, the playbook, anything.
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Cohen tweeted that Trump is using the Real Housewives playbook in manipulating the media.
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That playbook is of course as old as celebrity, but the internet complicates matters.
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During the presser Christie said the businessman is "rewriting the playbook of American politics."
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Turning to users for help is one of the first steps in Uber's playbook.
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It may sound counterintuitive, but Trump might use TPP as his playbook for renegotiation.
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Following a similar playbook in Southeast Asia as in China, though, would make sense.
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Here's the lede of Politico's Playbook from Wednesday: WELL, YESTERDAY didn't go too badly.
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Wouldn't it be grand if all drinking institutions took a page from their playbook?
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Recently, though, the private-equity industry has taken a page from Mr Buffett's playbook.
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It's the same playbook that made Russia the biggest foreign influence in Syria's war.
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A standing Playbook home page, to be introduced later, will update throughout the day.
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Meanwhile, the tentative launch of Deliveroo Plus borrows a little from the Amazon playbook.
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It's clear that the Republicans' attacks are part of a tired and failed playbook.
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Around the world it seems like there's a sort of playbook that's developing, though.
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We kind of think of it as being able to replay the U.S. playbook.
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They are using the same old playbook to manipulate the narrative and deceive us.
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Then take a note from Richard Branson's playbook — watch how babies learn to walk.
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The playbook on how to sow discord and disrupt US elections is glaringly obvious.
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Patel said his campaign has thrown out the "traditional" playbook to connect with voters.
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Trump has adopted one authoritarian trick after another to his playbook over the years.
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So instead they're embracing Trump's 2016 playbook: fear-mongering over Muslims, immigration, and crime.
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The department is aiming to create an incident response playbook to address potential cyberattacks.
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But the Trump playbook is fundamentally wrong for the responsibilities of the White House.
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Current N.B.A. players, if they want leverage, should study Robertson's 40-year-old playbook.
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"This is right out of the playbook of any union busting corporation," said Kitson.
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So, as a distressed asset, the playbook is fairly clear:• Bring in new management.
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As the US influence wanes in the region, that playbook may become more complete.
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Earlier criticisms of Russia's human rights violations have been dropped from his 2016 playbook.
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But if you nominate me, his playbook isn't going to work this time around.
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Using Pelosi as a liberal punching bag is hardly a new playbook for Republicans.
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It's the old Third Way playbook, brushed off and cleaned up for another run.
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It's the same playbook that made Russia the biggest foreign influence in Syria's war.
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Let's take a cue from Perry's playbook and stop pitting people against each other.
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"There's a playbook in Washington that presidents are supposed to follow," Mr. Obama said.
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Regulatory confusion, as the venerable playbook has been set on fire without a replacement.
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VanderZanden acknowledges the playbook similarities to Uber, but also says there are key differences.
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Nothing in this massive playbook has anything to do with our opponent on Sunday.
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With Jira Ops, the company is essentially turning its own playbook into a product.
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"Donald Trump only has one playbook and he is running the play," Miller added.
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In one respect, you put the playbook out there, which gives people increased confidence.
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I'm the last person to say today's activists need to mimic ACT UP's playbook.
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"The playbook is simple: Rob, replicate and replace," said Assistant Attorney General John Demers.
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Trump believed Moore would win because he believed Moore was following the Trump playbook.
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But she says her mind is set according to page 1 of her playbook.
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And when things really get rocky, this playbook calls for pointing the finger elsewhere.
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The playbook also repeatedly urges officials to question official numbers about the viral spread.
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But also because Kavanaugh simply adapted Clarence Thomas's playbook of raging against the machine.
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The Information has more, and says the Saudis are largely following a Chinese playbook.
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Let's flip through the greatest hits playbook and see if I can get inspired.
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" Then she added, a bit ruefully, "My dissertation reads sort of like a playbook.
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The president is following a Republican playbook that is now nearly two decades old.
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I also get to play quarterback, so there's learning the playbook and calling plays.
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The United Nations chief seems to be taking a page from Mr. Brown's playbook.
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"Essentially PewDiePie has embraced the most basic principal in the YouTube playbook," Wilson wrote.
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The request from Schumer was first reported in Politico's Playbook newsletter on Tuesday morning.
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There is another reason why bringing out the playbook from 2016 would be tricky.
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A leaked memo revealed the CEO's playbook for burying news about the jobs cuts.
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Kneeling in protest is out of the playbook of Dr. King, not Malcolm X.
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This has become a staple of the progressive playbook — convict first, ask questions later.
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The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) followed the Soviet playbook for this pandemic: On Dec.
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Now, without a playbook to guide them, they're helping their children heal through activism.
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After the initial coverup, Beijing is now executing the playbook that ultimately stopped SARS.
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But he said the old playbook seems to have been thrown out by investors.
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His silver linings playbook includes manipulating your team and our allies, like South Korea.
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Moreno said he isn't surprised that Trump's team is running with their current playbook.
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Using his tried and true playbook, he hired multiple lawyers to contact The Times.
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Even the way she takes an Insta selfie is straight out of Selena's playbook.
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But beyond that, there is Donald Trump and his playbook for reelection to consider.
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Face-to-face voter contact with presidential candidates is the classic New Hampshire playbook.
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He will read out of Mr. Trump's playbook, attacking globalism rather than big government.
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Market Value SEATTLE — It's one of the oldest tricks in an internet company's playbook.
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The Associated Press: Short-staffed White House dusts off Mueller playbook as pressure mounts.
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And when anti-establishment outsiders have run the populist playbook, they have found defeat.
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If Democrats adopt the Republican playbook, Senate rules will largely work in their favor.
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The Kremlin is using a similar playbook in Afghanistan as it has in Syria.
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Mr. Vogel said the church was just taking a page from the right's playbook.
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It descends upon a company and says, 'This is the playbook you will follow.
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In this way, Biden is following the playbook of the midterms and not Clinton.
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When it comes to success in leadership, there has never been just one playbook.
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When he was coaching in the N.B.A., Dunleavy was known for his voluminous playbook.
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With that in mind, here is a three-step playbook for the new year.
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"Yoder's taking a page from McCaskill's playbook," said Miller, the University of Kansas professor.
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On the contrary, Trump is a brilliant businessman who shattered the conventional political playbook.
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Maduro tried to follow Chávez's playbook, but the results were ruinous for the country.
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Taking a page from the NET playbook, I recruit more volunteers to help me.
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But the playbook can also be a trap that can lead to bad decisions.
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In all, Lesko ran as close to the Republican Party's 2018 playbook as possible.
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That means that part of the blowback from scooter companies has to do with how they cribbed, in part, from the playbook of Facebook and more prominently from the playbook of Uber and Lyft, by dumping electric vehicles into city streets without permission.
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It's certainly possible that Trump will change his tune and pick up the normal political playbook after the Electoral College votes—that playbook dictates that Trump support an independent investigation into the hacks while denying they had any effect on the election.
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His playbook is almost identical: Both Anypay and Kyash have already assembled their war chests.
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I think you just have to look at this as part of Trump&aposs playbook.
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Onslaught of bombs and bullets Investigators like Adel have developed a kind of smuggling playbook.
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Kylie Jenner and Jordyn Woods have each taken a page out of an HGTV playbook.
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And you're taking a page from the OPI playbook and giving the hair colors names.
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Parscale's digital-first approach created an entirely new playbook for how campaigns could be run.
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That's when I go to rookie camp, learn the playbook, and meet with the coaches.
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What should matter to them is that they are acting exactly according to Yiannopoulos's playbook.
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TYRUS: Well, I mean, that&aposs 216 -- I mean, that&aposs 27 -- political playbook 212.
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But just what's in that playbook of his is still a mystery until game day.
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We had to learn a playbook, attend meetings, and go up against All-Pro players.
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The most essential ability combo in Pharah's playbook is the Jump Jet/Hover Jet pairing.
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By now, the playbook for taking down dark web drug dealers is pretty well established.
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It looks like Blaster Master Zero, a reboot of sorts, will build off this playbook.
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The Playbook will show them which robots are nearby and that they can begin coding.
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Parents, if you need more tips, take a page from my mom and dad's playbook.
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This masterpiece is the playbook for business and personal marketing from a real marketing Yoda.
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"We also learned today that the Iranians are now following the Kremlin's playbook from 2016."
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AlphaGo pulled off the 0.5 point victory after facing moves pulled from its own playbook.
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We have clearly put too much trust in the old playbook; the game has changed.
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"It's the same playbook that anti-establishment candidates have used for a while," he said.
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Deanna watched helplessly as her husband took his cues from the rock-star stereotype playbook.
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Weiss describes the three big themes in hedge funds' new playbook for President-elect Trump.
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So that could certainly be a factor in why Apple decided against its usual playbook.
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We want to figure out our playbook without going global right out of the gate.
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Co-author of #Foundership Playbook and mentor of various girls and women in tech initiatives.
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For a start, Oakehsott was against chasing unicorns, or just throwing out the political playbook.
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The latter is legally binding, specific, multilateral — and conspicuously absent from the U.S. economic playbook.
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And this time it is taking a leaf out of Google's playbook to win Indians.
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The big picture: Warren's trustbusting campaign is following a playbook she laid out in 2016.
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And again, while there are strategies for growth specific to social, there's no set playbook.
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Taking a page from the Apple playbook, the center console is bordered with rose gold.
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Over the summer, Instagram took a page from Snapchat's playbook when it launched Instagram Stories.
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"This desperate and crude propaganda is straight out of apartheid South Africa's playbook," she said.
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Milwaukee is the odds-on favorite for the 2020 Democratic National Convention, Politico Playbook reports.
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It's not just conspiracy theorists who use this kind of information manipulation playbook of course.
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Republicans know there's a playbook for capitalizing on an unpopular, party-line health care bill.
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Stone's 2015 book, The Clintons' War on Women, will provide the playbook for this message.
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A Productive Cough throws the playbook out the window and causes a wreck behind it.
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For too long, we've lacked a community approach — a playbook that all can rally behind.
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"An attendee's problem represents a golden opportunity," the playbook reads, in a particularly Confucian moment.
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PLI's "playbook" includes dozens of draft bills to protect abortion rights and expand contraception coverage.
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The move is Amazon's latest in following the playbook of traditional brick-and-mortar retailers.
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The President, taking a page out of Richard Nixon's playbook, has fired someone investigating him.
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Marriott is following the playbook of creating Snapchat-exclusive ads and paying for their placement.
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Beyond winning states that look like Vermont, Sanders' long-term playbook is much less clear.
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"Russia is following the playbook they used in the U.S. Elections in 2016," Brattberg said.
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That is playbook 101 of a person with an agenda and clearly she has one.
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We'll be discussing Facebook's diversity playbook and its strategy to foster inclusion in the workplace.
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Lyft is stepping up its driver perks game with a move out of Uber's playbook.
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Well, to steal a page straight from Putin's playbook, go ahead and shut it down.
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But whether by design or by impulse, Trump is in practice following the authoritarian playbook.
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Ahead of this year's competition, which kicked off Monday, Halayko revealed the brewery's winning playbook.
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Get your weekend playbook ready for all the DIY projects you've been itching to tackle.
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This time he's using the same playbook in the face of a growing conservative challenge.
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Trudeau even seemed to lift many elements of his election campaign from Obama's electoral playbook.
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These people all followed (and likely still follow) a playbook that seems worn, almost comical.
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When starting a tech company, there seems to be a playbook that most entrepreneurs follow.
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Recode goes deep inside the tech mogul's political playbook for funding candidates, causes and companies.
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We also learned today that the Iranians are now following the Kremlin's playbook from 2016.
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It makes suggestions when it sees something that doesn't match up with the playbook checklist.
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Scott Walker (R) is still following the Trump culture war playbook for the November election.
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"These steps provide an instructive playbook for other leaders facing crises like this," Yohn said.
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"That's when you need to be ready with the playbook," the "Mad Money " host said.
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He knew how to fight for it and, fortunately for us, he left a playbook.
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The Nixonian dirty trick playbook is open and Donald Trump is flipping through the pages.
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This is the language of a fanatic that could be lifted from a tyrant's playbook.
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Allen's Playbook retirement — in the middle of a presidential election for the ages — is unexpected.
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Mr Turnbull then took a leaf out of the Labor playbook by ejecting Mr Abbott.
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More than a century later, Tesla seems to be taking a page from Ford's playbook.
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Google and Microsoft before him used outside developers to get huge — it's that playbook again.
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"There is not a playbook for how open platforms operate at our scale," said Wojcicki.
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Politico Playbook reported earlier Friday that Giuliani had been spotted at the Broward County courthouse.
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Others in the industry are now vying to take a page from the Optum playbook.
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"If Colin wasn't reviewing a playbook, he was reading a history book," Nessa told Paper.
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I don't usually have opportunities like that, and I got tired of the old playbook.
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He spoke during a No Labels event presenting a policy playbook for the next president.
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The claim that blacks have "low IQs" is taken right from the white nationalist playbook.
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But beyond the general and widespread praise for Playbook, Politico's European reception has been mixed.
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Of course he may take a page out of Cohen's playbook ... and plead the Fifth.
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People could become ambassadors for a city, get a bunch of information, get a playbook.
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In fact, you might see some similarities between Playbook and another social app's runaway success.
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Trump is using a well-worn playbook when he talks these deals up on Twitter.
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Wade, they'll repeat last year's playbook, which allowed them to block the repeal of ObamaCare.
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That's why Pittsburgh took a page from his playbook — and written one of our own.
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The bottom line: This was the expected reaction and is part of the Russian playbook.
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To get there, Microsoft isn't following its old playbook of trying to put Windows everywhere.
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She did this even as she's putting Comey on blast per the White House playbook.
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In proposing this rule, the EPA took a page out of the tobacco industry playbook.
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The discussion over the fuel tax during the meeting was first reported by Politico Playbook.
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But for weeks, Trump seemed to be working off some kind of Sontag-inspired playbook.
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It's a similar playbook to one the group followed last year with Judge Neil Gorsuch.
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"Early coordination of risk communications through a single federal spokesperson is critical," the playbook urges.
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It's very clear that in this environment, the old playbook was not going to work.
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But you don't need cook out of the paschal playbook, if you don't want to.
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The president follows a basic, if unorthodox, playbook: He and his party over our country.
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At Politico you had the PlayBook email, here you've got ... What is your newsletter called?
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump's successful campaign for the presidency may have rewritten the political playbook.
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I #WontBePunished for believing "The Handmaid's Tale" is a cautionary story, not a playbook. pic.twitter.
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This occurred even though a pandemic playbook had been left behind by the Obama administration.
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"I don't think it's disqualifying," Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in an interview with Politico Playbook.
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For quarterbacks, VR is a decision-making incubator — a playbook with moving X's and O's.
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As a public relations professional and former CNN producer, I have seen Halperin's playbook before.
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But then Mr. Grossman followed the Trump playbook: attack the media and increase his rhetoric.
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Warren's and Sanders's ideas come straight from the socialist playbook that ravaged post-war Britain.
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BTW ... Pastor Troy should read this and rip a page out of Irv Gotti's playbook.
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Today, we see that same playbook used against Elizabeth Warren (and Kamala Harris before her).
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"[The order] is just one aspect of a much larger playbook now underway," he said.
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It's a page of the playbook that other people should be looking at right now.
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Maybe next time the Washington Post can take a note from the Daily News' playbook.
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But at the cutting edge of innovation, there is no playbook, IMDA's Tan told CNBC.
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Here, too, he took a page from what was until recently a Republican litigation playbook.
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"They're running plays from the same playbook," McBride said of Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs.
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Mr. Trump's transient use of his bully pulpit for policy messaging has upended that playbook.
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Called "The Kremlin Playbook," it characterized Bulgaria as the most deeply penetrated by Russia financially.
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"We consider this be to be a play out of Al Qaeda's playbook," he said.
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It is the latest sign that Walmart is trying to revamp its e-commerce playbook.
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"We don't have a playbook for this," said Nicholas Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research.
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For Democrats, the playbook should be simple enough: Promise to make health care more affordable.
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This gives him a win,'" Pelosi acknowledged at a POLITICO Playbook event on Tuesday. "No.
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Kerri Harris is running the Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez playbook in the Senate primary in Delaware.
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And he is taking a page from the media playbook of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
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It's a playbook that will not guarantee policy success, but it will improve the odds.
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Beyoncé, with her towering album and short film "Lemonade," rewrote the playbook (again) in April.
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There is a playbook of sorts for removing a controversial founder-CEO before going public.
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In Britain, proponents of withdrawal from the European Union, or Brexit, followed a similar playbook.
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There's basically a playbook of how to persuade people's minds to use products more successfully.
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When they use terms like open borders, that's right out of the white supremacist playbook.
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Here's the play: Safe to say Seattle will likely scrap that play from the playbook.
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"This is why keeping quiet is oftentimes the best idea," the authors of Playbook wrote.
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The only candidate that can run and win using the Donald Trump playbook is Donald Trump.
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The traditional power elites outside China, corporate as well as political, should study this playbook carefully.
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In 2013, a 23-year-old Jennifer Lawrence took home a statue for Silver Linings Playbook.
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MITCH MCCONNELL, R-KY, SENATE MAJORITY LEADER: We know exactly what the partisan playbook looks like.
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It is the rate hike playbook, and it gets dusted off every time the Fed tightens.
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Sure, Democrats will try to use the playbook Favreau outlines to paint Rubio as an ultraconservative.
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"We already have a very successful playbook, we know how to scale among users," Lee added.
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Julian Zelizer: Trump still being Trump Today's inaugural address grew directly out of the campaign playbook.
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But New York-based recruiters and tech leaders say they're using a different playbook from Amazon.
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When passengers decide on their own that there's a security issue, there's no playbook for that.
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Lefkofsky seems to be stealing a page from the same playbook for his newest company, Tempus.
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GUILFOYLE: Just for a big loss in the column, because that&aposs so far the playbook.
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Their playbook over the years has been to attack her and tie Democratic candidates to her.
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It is one of the oldest tricks in the public relations playbook to provoke the beast.
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This year, Scholz and journalist Nathan Schneider published a playbook for making that vision a reality.
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My only caveat is that bankers have a playbook and tend not to get creative enough.
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Rather than take a page out of the disruptive playbook, Tesla is engaging in sustaining innovation.
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Opportunity Starts at Home has published a playbook for policymakers who want to work on this.
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It's hard to see current Secretary of State Mike Pompeo taking a page from Shultz's playbook.
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In corners of Republican politics, a new strategy has emerged — call it the Trump–Fox playbook.
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Jennifer Lawrence accidentally trips after winning the Best Actress award for Silver Linings Playbook on Feb.
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So Ford must develop a new playbook, and sometimes that means leaving the car at home.
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In fact, the standard playbook calls for squandering a closer's precious pitches at highly inconsequential moments.
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Cerber and CryptXXX followed a similar playbook to rake in $6.9 million and $1.9 million, respectively.
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A college coach's dream, who knew the playbook backward and forward and never missed a class.
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Taking a page out of Sanders' playbook, she has also embraced a $15 federal minimum wage.
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So there are two strands to its revenue generating playbook atop WhatsApp's e23e encrypted messaging platform.
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There was also tension about how much the health team should borrow from the Apple playbook.
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" In doing this, he argues that opioid makers are "borrowing a page from Big Tobacco's playbook.
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It attempts to solve the problem by following the steps outlined in a pre-configured playbook.
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So when we sat down with him, we asked him to turn over his secret playbook.
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So, what is the killer play that Trump or Clinton could take from the Ailes playbook?
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It's the same playbook Facebook ran to seduce celebrities to Subscribe product that competes with Twitter.
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In Poland and Hungary, self-declared "illiberal democrats" are doing their best to emulate the playbook.
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If we know the playbook, why can&apost we fight it and stop attacks like this?
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LinkedIn, yes LinkedIn, is the latest company to borrow a feature straight out of Snapchat's playbook.
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Danvers playbook, as she hovers over Elizabeth and tests her with mundane questions and disapproving looks.
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Self-deprecation is a great way to counteract swag, and Lochte is on that playbook, too.
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To do so, the chain is taking a few pages straight out of Wal-Mart's playbook.
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And there, we augmented the playbook again to work directly with the election commission in Germany.
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The basic playbook that you want to run on that is just make it non-economical.
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There's a playbook for getting out of trouble: bring in new management, cut costs, buy assets.
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These are forays right out of Apple's playbook of building out ecosystems of alternative revenue sources.
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Here's an easy but essential success tip you can steal from the billionaire's success playbook: exercise.
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"There is tremendous opportunity for banks in the current wave of digital innovation," reads the playbook.
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In many ways, Hooper's work on Texas Chainsaw wrote the playbook for future indie horror successes.
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But the playbook on how to target, recruit and manipulate sources has generally stayed the same.
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Building a business around a narrow AI application, on the other hand, requires a new playbook.
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Go deeper: How LaVar Ball has used Trump's playbook, and Trump's deals that brought Americans home.
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Gianforte's success in Montana further proves that Trump can be part of the House GOP's playbook.
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"The D.C. playbook is obsolete," De León said at his first official campaign event Thursday night.
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Chambers and his team researched why and built Cisco's playbook, then tweaked it for 2 decades.
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"We have to see results Tuesday to see if Trump has rewritten the playbook," Larimer said.
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Fear, manipulation of self-esteem, isolation, and financial dependence are all part of the abuser's playbook.
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But now it's increasingly apparent that Trump is following his "Apprentice" playbook in the White House.
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Lil' sis Kylie Jenner has the same playbook, as she so deftly demonstrated a week ago.
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Silver Linings Playbook was a good movie, not a thing any new mom wants to receive.
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Justin Bieber ripped a page out of Jay Z's playbook during a yacht party Down Under.
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IKEA has taken a page out of Samsung's playbook and is selling a hot, fiery product.
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Where do you see cyber versus cyber in the playbook of retaliatory actions versus other tools?
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It all makes Mr. Allen's departure from Playbook kind of a sensitive deal for the company.
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Taking a page from President Donald Trump's playbook, Kemp is running on a "Georgia first" platform.
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As he has demonstrated with his mastery of Twitter, punchiness is crucial to the Trump playbook.
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"I think finishing on tax reform will take longer," McConnell said during a Playbook Live interview.
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After a year dealing with the primaries, Trump doesn't think the "traditional playbook applies," he added.
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"Trump has thrown out the usual diplomatic playbook and the concept of bureaucratic timelines," Klingner said.
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Yes, Republicans will call Democrats socialists, but voters roundly rejected that very same playbook in 2018.
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Grassley's agenda is plain – to follow the 2012 playbook and force CRS to withdraw this report.
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The substantial FCC playbook includes 10 broadband progress reports and two rural broadband reports since 1999.
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"I think it's still to be perfected, for sure," Reid said of his grass-court playbook.
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The company could use its playbook from the Scripps Ranch fires to keep the costs down.
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Motzko still has a Brooks-devised defensive drill in his playbook called Herb Two-on-Two.
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Or is this just another chapter in the North Korean dictator's old bait-and-switch playbook?
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Now the internet's most unruly celebrity fans are cribbing their troublemaking tactics from the same playbook.
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Those choices, reckless moves from the Bolton playbook, have narrowed our options and undermined our diplomacy.
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While control over security forces remains essential in the autocratic playbook, overt strong-arm tactics aren't.
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Still, alienated from the levers of power, Democrats are taking the "swamp" page from Trump's playbook.
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The political playbook included running against our own members instead of focusing on defeating Democratic candidates.
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Roy Moore, taking a page from Trump's playbook, remains defiant despite the damning evidence against him.
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Salman also vowed to focus on FIFA's smaller countries, an appeal right out of Blatter's playbook.
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JoyRun is trying to take a page from the Facebook playbook by focusing on college campuses.
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It's an appallingly self-serving playbook, but it's one that the current E.P.A. is falling for.
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Clinton has adopted Obama's 2008 strategy, emulating parts of his playbook, when it comes to Iowa.
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His playbook has largely focused on finding ways to monetize real estate to enhance shareholder value.
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PeerForward has a campaign playbook full of ideas for events and activities, broken down into steps.
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To whisper into the millennial's heart, as the 226 playbook says, look first to his houseplant.
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For a time it appeared that China's standard playbook for gaining favor was working in Malaysia.
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But once again, President Trump has rewritten the playbook as Hurricane Florence blows through the Carolinas.
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Indeed, the company followed its usual playbook: Its new phones are faster, bigger and more expensive.
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Praising a convicted Paul Manafort for refusing to "break" is straight out of the mafia playbook.
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Yet Boras objected to the notion that teams could not be blamed for following that playbook.
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But what makes France's revolt different is that it has not followed the usual populist playbook.
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No matter the issues, no matter the opponent, they can never quite shake that first playbook.
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The 225 playbook The sharp spike in stock prices doesn't mean the worst is necessarily over.
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Ms. Merkel's playbook worked well: listening, getting the facts right, drawing sober analyses, convincing with reason.
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In another action from the crisis-playbook, the Fed launched a $700 billion quantitative easing program.
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Googe's "Distributed Work Playbook" has several more tips like these for distributed employees and their managers.
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At OV, my playbook was different than what had been done before and this was intentional.
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The last decade's playbook won't be of much use – the Fed may need a new one.
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It's a dog-eared page out of the dirty-tricks playbook, updated for the Trump era.
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It seemed like he had a playbook for every scenario, and the next move was automatic.
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"These efforts aren't new, it's the same playbook with a new problem for Beijing," he said.
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This is what happened in the U.K., where the Bank of England followed the Fed's playbook.
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So Samsung just took a page out of Google's 26 playbook and started revealing details itself.
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It's not surprising that they would attempt to incorporate the coronavirus into that playbook so quickly.
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Rumored guests also include Lawrence's Silver Linings Playbook costar Bradley Cooper, Nicole Richie and Joel Madden.
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So much about the Trump administration seems pulled from the playbook of a post-Soviet kleptocracy.
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Yet the same playbook failed him and his party miserably in the general elections this weekend.
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"There's no game plan, no playbook for this," said Steven Mitchell, the city's economic development director.
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Americans may associate this tactic more with Russia, but Iran has turned to this playbook too.
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Though it was unlikely his first choice in strategies, Gillespie sadly borrowed from the same playbook.
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We've had our bruises, but ... we have a good playbook and the team's executed very well.
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After all, he said, it's a playbook that's worked in the past — in the Clinton case.
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Facebook has been following a similar playbook over the last few years as it prioritizes mobile.
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To hit that ambitious target and match up against bigger rivals, Levi's needs a new playbook.
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The "Silver Linings Playbook" actor has said he took singing and music lessons for six months.
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It's a playbook that we could begin seeing with increasing frequency in 2020, Mr. Decker said.
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North Korea may hope to use a similar playbook, splitting the United States from South Korea.
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Novartis just laid out the playbook for making its $2.1 million gene-therapy treatment a blockbuster.
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It was the classic Russian playbook, security researchers say, but this time the world was prepared.
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This became Google's education marketing playbook: Woo school officials with easy-to-use, money-saving services.
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But the carrot element is a staple of the Pyongyang playbook, entirely disingenuous and rather predictable.
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Taking a page from the same playbook, Morales now says the U.S. is after Bolivia's lithium.
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Blake is hoping a similar playbook might take his latest proposal over the line this year.
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Perhaps the U.S. Department of Transportation should take a page out of the U.K.'s playbook.
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It's a page straight out of the "never let a good crisis go to waste" playbook.
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The rapid reconfiguration of the state would provide a playbook for GOP chapters far and wide.
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In case there's any doubt, Democrats were far from innocent while Republicans ran their REDMAP playbook.
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Based on these successes, travel experts offer a playbook for countries looking to remake their image.
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He is expected to be joined by journalist Mike Allen, who started the popular Playbook newsletter.
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The company has dubbed the alleged crusade against it the "La Jolla playbook," according to Bloomberg.
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"Lawrence won for her role of a young bipolar widow named Tiffany in "Silver Linings Playbook.
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"It's almost a playbook of every type of cinematic device that could be possible," Tsui said.
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Some critics warn that Hoffman's playbook for hastily supersizing startups into Fortune 500 juggernauts imperils society.
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Robert E. Murray's wish list of environmental rollbacks reads like a playbook for the Trump administration.
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Did this represent a departure from the traditional playbook — particularly the "nothing to see here" play?
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Following the Koch playbook, Tennessee keeps finding new ways to undermine the welfare of its citizens.
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And the playbook prescribes responses to different events, and these responses tend to be militarized responses.
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Cori Bargmann walks the audience at UCSF through the CZS playbook Cori Bargmann walks the audience at UCSF through the CZS playbook Biohub will be located at 499 Illinois St. in San Francisco's Mission Bay district, next to UCSF and relatively accessible to the other universities.
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ALFRED VOGEL Pennington, N.J. To the Editor: Re "Unusual Race Tests Playbook for Clinton Bid" (front page, May 29): I would say this to Hillary Clinton: I know that you've been distracted by Bernie Sanders, but get a new playbook before Donald Trump's campaign gains more traction.
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How China Asked the Fed for Its Stock Crash Playbook | Confronted with a plunge in its stock markets last year, China's central bank reached out to the Federal Reserve, asking it to share its playbook for dealing with Wall Street's "Black Monday" crash of 1987. reuters
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Much like how a playbook in sports defines the actions that different players on the field should take in different scenarios, a SOAR playbook defines a sets of actions are followed if a certain event occurs, such as a violation of policy, or a specific threat detection.
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"There is no playbook on how contemporary art can best be incorporated into a cemetery," Weil noted.
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The breadth of topics underscored Trump's unusual campaign and his refusal to follow a conventional political playbook.
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Murder for insurance money is one of the oldest tricks in the playbook of the truly greedy.
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So attacking Biden -- and thereby elevating him to your level -- is right out of Trump's unconventional playbook.
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The US military has this playbook for success against countries: technology, big-unit warfare, and so on.
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And when we started fighting insurgents, it was natural that we would turn to that same playbook.
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He's giving you the playbook, and you either got to get on board or get run over.
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He's also mirroring the White House playbook for handling scandals: deny, deflect, blame underlings, attack the media.
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And once everyone has this trick in their playbook, it changes everything about trading in the NHL.
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Here's one from 2013 from a person who had the exact issue on his BlackBerry PlayBook tablet.
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Since our partnership with San Francisco Unified, we are able to take that playbook to other districts.
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On Friday morning, McConnell followed essentially the same playbook — this time, with every Senate Republican joining him.
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Yes, the Zenfone 5 is an iPhone X clone, but that's because it copied Apple's entire playbook.
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What's strange about the Xbox One's troubles is how it's being bested by a playbook it wrote.
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Taking yet another cue from the Snapchat playbook, Instagram now offers geostickers in its ephemeral Stories feature.
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It also provided a playbook for other brands looking to catapult their intellectual property into viral success.
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What's different is that this time Uber has a playbook for how to deal with the backlash.
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Go deeper: The Democratic socialists' campaign playbook The Democratic debate on what counts as "Medicare for All"
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Now they say she should take a page out of his playbook when dealing with the attacks.
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Here are a few from my Be Fierce Playbook: Research the employer before you accept the job.
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We need to find and stop adversaries who will be copying the playbook they saw in 2016.
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Selling on Amazon, specifically third-party (3P), has become an increasingly important component of the D2C playbook.
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CNBC PRO members can read RBC's election playbook below, which is published here with the firm's permission.
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Jordan Peele's Get Out has altered the playbook in how we think about racism and white privilege.
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Democratic strategists will be relieved to have at least one target who conforms to the traditional playbook.
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But he didn't have a playbook, and no one had ever told him how to make one.
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My next guest is one of those who has taken a cue from the Trump playbook. Watch.
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Money managers don't care, though, because rails have always been a part of their playbook, Cramer said.
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Diamondbacks hand Mets sixth straight loss PHOENIX — The Arizona Diamondbacks have a double steal in their playbook.
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When cornered on television or by lawmakers about his indiscretions, Pruitt took several pages out Trump's playbook.
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"Silver Linings Playbook" is a romantic comedy in which the leading man (Bradley Cooper) is also bipolar.
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One such business process, he said, is a playbook for business continuity that Microsoft's IT team built.
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Nevertheless, it's clear that eFounders has cooked up a secret playbook for software-as-a-service startups.
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"We're thinking about regional expansion and want to build a playbook for international financial services," Lee said.
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He's familiar to Western audiences because of Bend It Like Beckham, E.R., Silver Linings Playbook, and Sense8.
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Cortez Masto and Murphy have used the same playbook, repeatedly attempting to bludgeon their opponents with Trump.
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F. Comparing love to a drug high is one of the oldest tricks in the pop playbook.
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The producers of BBC One's Ordeal By Innocence are taking a page out of Ridley Scott's playbook.
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Concrn also hopes to create a replicable playbook to distribute to other communities that experience similar issues.
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The longstanding online T&Cs trick of obfuscating and socially engineering consent remains an unfortunately standard playbook.
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We have fun with H.G. Wells' book, his playbook, and we start pulling from his greatest hits.
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In April 2017, McConnell followed essentially the same playbook — this time, with every Senate Republican joining him.
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And as we move forward, I strongly encourage party leaders to take some notes from Perriello's playbook.
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If nothing else, viewers should take a page from Trump's playbook and not skip the next debate.
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On average, 45 percent of Broward College students transfer to FAU each year, The Transfer Playbook found.
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World of Final Fantasy has a fantasy premise that feels ripped out of a Japanese RPG playbook.
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N) is taking a page out of a retailer's playbook, offering discounts on everything from Costco (COST.
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But in the Trump playbook, the only thing worse than appearing erratic is not appearing at all.
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The movie ends with franchise-building mid-credits sequences, straight out of the Marvel Cinematic Universe playbook.
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Six weeks later, he'd formed a new company, S43 Capital, using a playbook that he knows works.
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Workers would occupy 40 percent of the board seats, another page out of the failed European playbook.
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The move followed a playbook the private equity firm used in its purchase of The Jones Group.
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"Everything Trump says is straight out of a rapper's playbook," correspondent Roy Wood Jr. said on Thursday.
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They're getting asked to do all these new things and they're like, where's the playbook for this?
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But McDermott told analysts that he would proceed with caution about using the same playbook at ServiceNow.
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As other actors seek to follow the Kremlin's playbook, deepfake technology is growing more sophisticated and prevalent.
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It's still unclear just how reliant the Ravens will be on Jackson's rushing from a playbook perspective.
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The White House has refused to release the document, often referred to as the "playbook," for years.
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With the computer security contest, Darpa took a page from a playbook that worked in the past.
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But he also clearly bristles at the idea that he is just cribbing from the Lamb playbook.
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Historians, sociologists, foundations and investigative journalists have written detailed accounts that show the playbook these companies used.
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A dizzying mish-mash of artistic styles featuring some of the most beloved characters from Nintendo's playbook.
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The Republicans running for office in 2018 should take a page from the 1994 Republican Party playbook.
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Going forward, lawmakers in Washington should revisit the welfare reform playbook as they think about Medicaid reform.
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" In "Silver Linings Playbook," Robert De Niro pleads with Bradley Cooper: "You gotta pay attention to signs.
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When faced with allegations of sexual assault, Brett Kavanaugh took a page from Donald Trump's playbook. pic.twitter.
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Instead he took a page from Trump's playbook and went on offense, singling out Wilson for condemnation.
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Why it matters: Democrats have a new playbook to consider moving forward in the 2018 midterm elections.
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"This is the Trump playbook for dealing with foreign leaders," a source close to Trump tells Axios.
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Genius is special—it's remixing the digital playbook and owning a new space in music and tech.
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" He said King "wrote the President's playbook in regards to how a racist should really conduct himself.
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Grocery store chains have already mimicked Whole Foods' playbook by offering more fresh produce and organic goods.
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For Taco Bell, limited-time offers and value promotions have been a steady part of the playbook.
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The strategy is a notable departure from Russia's 2016 playbook that lawmakers say should raise serious concerns.
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"There's no playbook for this," said Derek Devens, a portfolio manager at the fund company Neuberger Berman.
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In some ways, Republicans are taking another page from Mr. Trump's playbook by reframing an adversarial issue.
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In aiming to take Qualcomm private, Mr. Jacobs would be following a playbook used by Michael Dell.
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So who knows the playbook better than someone who was on the other side in the 1990s?
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Any attempt to bypass parliament on a crucial constitutional question could be plucked from the Trump playbook.
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The reality is that nobody these days coaches exclusively from the old-school, push-em-harder playbook.
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That appears to be the playbook right now, and the conservative media is happily complicit in this.
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And it was obvious that, going in, Colbert had planned to operate from that playbook once again.
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We've seen countless examples already, but recent strategic ploys in Texas and Wisconsin make the playbook transparent.
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It's totally out of the Donald Trump playbook — someone who rules by the dark side of Twitter.
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"This is the playbook of these people in order to gain power and win elections," she said.
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Gymnasiums must be opened, oxygen must be found, and the playbook of the past resurrected once again.
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Only a handful of places can probably replicate Singapore's playbook – Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Qatar among them.
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"We hope to create that playbook on how to do this," CEO Darius Adamczyk told Business Insider.
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Breaking with the political playbook for presidential hopefuls, Mr. Bolsonaro often used curse words during unscripted addresses.
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Fndr will provide each client with a "playbook" consisting of the "language architecture" behind their brand's story.
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We are trying to find out a bit more information on where you, the Playbook community, live.
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One day removed from Phil Jackson's exit as team president, Hornacek implemented pieces of his own playbook.
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Public health agencies take down a playbook from the last event and try to improvise around it.
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What they needed to do was a control-the-clock play, but this wasn't in their playbook.
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In Poland yesterday, Trump spoke about "the West" in terms straight out of the alt-right playbook.
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Mr. Bernier seeks to distance himself from President Trump, but appears to have borrowed from his playbook.
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People tend to forget how much of the 2016 playbook had already been used in earlier years.
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" 'Betrayals of trust' The grand jury described the church's methods as "a playbook for concealing the truth.
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Congressional leaders had the playbook for how to avoid a messy pre-election government shutdown all along.
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Dr. Jenn thinks Trump's playbook may have been set in stone while he was still a child.
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This year, GOP women are overcoming many of longstanding electoral challenges by rewriting the conservative campaign playbook.
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President Trump has played into Mr. Putin's playbook, and most Republicans have chosen to be deliberately oblivious.
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Nevertheless, the "America First" playbook has some rules of engagement for the international community that warrant elucidation.
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Investors are counting on the playbook of the last decade to hold out for a little longer.
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The Weekly: The latest episode of The Times's TV show is about Russia's playbook for disrupting democracy.
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Billie Eilish is ripping a page out of Mark Wahlberg's playbook ... by living it up in Hawaii.
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The Warriors have taken a page from their rival's playbook, with three international players on their roster.
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The same playbook that dreamed up Cadillac's space-age tail fins was soon designing sleek Frigidaire iceboxes.
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"We know from the Russian playbook that often it is not for or against anything," she said.
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He told the crowd that he admires the president because he doesn't follow the typical political playbook.
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It is following the luxury playbook and talking the luxury talk — going for "timeless style" over trend.
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The union-busting playbook that Kickstarter management has been running is as hackneyed as it is transparent.
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And by Thursday, Mr. Tillerson had returned to the standard American foreign policy playbook on Mr. Assad.
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Following the Cuban playbook, he ignored Venezuela's constitution, effectively imposing himself as de facto president for life.
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Putin is defaulting to Russia's tried-and-tested playbook: saying one thing while meaning something completely different.
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"We know from the Russian playbook that often it is not for or against anything," she said.
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All were part of the Democrats' playbook on Ukraine long before Trump ever called Zelensky this summer.
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Mr. Orban's tactics have been compared to the playbook of President Vladimir V. Putin's administration in Russia.
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Demonizing and delegitimizing Democratic Party leaders has been page one of Republican Party playbook up through today.
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According to the playbook, it will eventually claim that Yahoo is not complying with these information requests.
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But at a minimum it should take a page or two out of Wall Street's ESG playbook.
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He's repeatedly attacked Trump with insult-laden provocations straight out of the president's own attack dog playbook.
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Kris Jenner took a page out of Kylie's cosmetics' playbook, 'cause she sure knows how to shade.
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Orbán ran a similar playbook against private actors who could potentially put a check on his power.
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Obviously, you mentioned Microsoft, Google's been executing the playbook very flawlessly on how to not be Microsoft.
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And Bricken noted that there's already a playbook that tells U.S. attorneys how it should be done.
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This is nothing short of a playbook for austerity wielded by some very powerful behind-the-scenes players.
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Clinton's "Define Donald" playbook -- the next step Next up in Hillary Clinton's ongoing Trump lecture series: the economy.
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A cryptocurrency asset manager is mimicking the playbook of one of the industry's most notable critics: Warren Buffett.
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Once again, Pyongyang is following its tried and true diplomatic playbook of pocketing concessions and stalling for time.
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But when you have to have the whole entire playbook to have sustainable three percent or higher growth.
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As for "dumber" — well, in some ways, the USPS is following the playbook that made Amazon, well Amazon.
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If that strategy sounds familiar, by the way, it should: It's straight out of the Amazon Basics playbook.
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Additionally, this week WIRED Security wrote about how Facebook is finally being transparent about its playbook for counterterrorism.
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Rather than sound the alarm, ExxonMobil took a page out of the denial playbook written by Big Tobacco.
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History shows us that is Pyongyang's preferred playbook, and it works all too well to change tack now.
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Instead, they're reaching back in their propaganda playbook for some tried-and-true tropes about the United States.
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Did Swift literally rip a few pages out of her playbook and Snapchat them to her bestie, Gomez?
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Regulators in California should reference the playbook of companies when Europe's General Data Protection Regulation went into effect.
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Now Uber is crying foul because ride-hailing competitors abroad may be using the Uber playbook against it.
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So far, she says, hundreds of legislators have received the playbook, and their staffers are asking for more.
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Trumpworld appears to be using the same playbook against Republican senators by pushing them into a public box.
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For investors fearful of a full-blown trade war, here's Goldman Sachs' playbook to tackle the tough market.
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