And I think over time we'll find ourselves, excuse the expression, running multiple playbooks, and we'll find out what happens when we run various different playbooks.
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New Playbooks New playbooks are continuing to emerge, including creating strategic products for incumbents or using exclusive data leases in exchange for the right to use incumbents' data to develop non-competitive offerings.
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Others tinker with the playbooks, tune offenses to feel modern.
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The Magic Of Marketplace Expansion Playbooks The year is 1900.
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Traditional playbooks and treaties don't apply to this new battlefield.
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Stock buybacks are a popular page in these funds' playbooks.
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It's taking pages from Tesla's and Apple's playbooks to do it.
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There is also nothing in the playbooks about my new teammates.
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"It's a page right out of the bishops' playbooks," he said.
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The campaign on behalf of Unplanned followed some classic showbiz PR playbooks.
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This makes it easier for startups to assemble playbooks and experienced teams.
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Some of the series they inspired even took pages from their playbooks.
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For too long, paywall playbooks have just been copied rather than innovated upon.
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With electric vehicles, carmakers can open their playbooks and implement brand-specific features.
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It is also extremely hard to get studios to rewrite their marketing playbooks.
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Before I go into my meeting with Coach Belichick, McDaniels hands me two playbooks.
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The companies announced that InsideSales Playbooks will be available on the Microsoft Dynamics CRM platform.
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Smith was the league's first female full-time coach, working on game plans and playbooks.
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My understanding of the N.F.L. still resides somewhere in the rudimentary playbooks of Maddens past.
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Those playbooks called for pretty extreme stuff: closing schools, calling off concerts and sporting events.
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So far, President Trump, while waiting for your confirmation, has taken pieces from both playbooks.
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Drugmakers are dusting off their Ebola playbooks as they race to develop coronavirus treatments and vaccines.
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There are, however, a number of successful playbooks to create more durable data partnerships with incumbents.
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It was interesting to see that both candidates have clearly borrowed pages from each other's playbooks.
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This week our recommended titles draw from both playbooks, along with a sense of historical perspective.
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The biggest red flag in a job interviewOverreliance on playbooks, historical answers, and cookie-cutter policies.
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Drugmakers are dusting off their Ebola playbooks as they race to develop coronavirus treatments and vaccines.
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Even stocks that should be "safe" are facing risks that are not in the usual market playbooks.
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Like always, the pioneering companies find their path and we then derive the playbooks out of them.
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" Recruiters were ready to be manipulative, and the playbooks include plenty of information on the psychology of sales: The playbooks are filled with strategies for flattering potential customers, such as saying "I noticed" to indicate that they stand out from a crowd, or saying "congratulations" rather than "thank you.
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Mixing successful playbooks is Joey's thing, whether that's on YouTube, running his various marketing businesses, or playing politics.
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That's how "team members" would entice potential students, according to 400 pages of Trump University "playbooks" released yesterday.
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" One plan: "Providing election administrators, election infrastructure providers, and campaign organizations with practical 'playbooks' to improve their cybersecurity.
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Reached by phone, Mr. Trump addressed such concerns by saying he had proved he could rewrite political playbooks.
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But more than 150 pages remained under seal, from the university's 2009, 85033, Field Team and Sales playbooks.
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The documents amount to "playbooks" used by the company to convince prospective students to enroll in the program.
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They've had playbooks because they have people that get paid in the ivory towers to concoct these plans.
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Instead, DimeTime is a true virtual reality solution, converting playbooks into virtual experiences that players can interact with dynamically.
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That instinct to show a little heart helped elect Bush but then largely disappeared from Republican playbooks and policy.
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Trump University's playbooks encouraged instructors to aggressively sell expensive packages to prospective students, even if they couldn't afford them.
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Private playbooks for Trump University employees that have been released show that seminars and public events were meticulously planned.
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We may need to confront this sad notion: Fixing a semi-democracy will not always follow strict democratic playbooks.
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" Rush Limbaugh said on his radio show Monday: "Everything they're doing is right out of the Democrat Party's various playbooks.
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Because of changes in technology and further expansion of broadband across the nation, both of these playbooks need an update.
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Take a page out of the George Lucas and Sara Blakely playbooks: Make an intriguing film, build a useful product.
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Even as the tech giant edges out traditional retailers like Walmart and Barnes & Noble, it's still taking pages from their playbooks.
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Curiel ruled the unsealed versions of the playbooks (with phone numbers and some email information redacted) should be released before Thursday.
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"My hope over time is the playbooks and scorecards we put out are also followed by other internet platforms," he said.
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By offering increasingly lavish amenities, golf communities are taking a page right out of luxury apartment buildings' playbooks to attract buyers.
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Every government leader should have at their fingertips current playbooks detailing how agencies can readily deploy resources during a crisis response.
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With the coronavirus pandemic hurting the economy, these McKinsey partners recommended private equity firms and their portfolio companies update their playbooks.
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Salespeople toyed with customers' emotions: "Fear is preventing you from investing in yourself," one script read, according to the unsealed playbooks.
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The threat that Mr Runciman cautions against is that AI techniques, like playbooks for escaping corporate liability, will be used with impunity.
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Its philosophical approach is fresh – to let the security community share playbooks via its Github repositories making its platform open and extendable.
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I just think some of the playbooks that media companies have were created in an age when the competition was much less.
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I realize "keep your legs together" is Plan A in most pro-life playbooks, but isn't "keep your baby" our Plan B?
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This sexism coexists with — indeed, is most likely prompted by — a change in gender attitudes that tears up the old political playbooks.
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Chadha compared this sell-off to prior playbooks and concluded that the answer hinged on how expensive stocks were before the plunge.
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The unit was full of amazing items ... there was a custom bust of TO, old playbooks, autographed helmets and sweet Nike cleats.
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Other than glib summaries of "product" as "do what users need," those differential economics prevent media PMs from just following software PM playbooks.
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Playbooks that used to resemble pamphlets have ballooned to the size of physics textbooks, and now can only be contained in digital form.
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The "Fast Money" traders weighed their "Brexit" playbooks, after a Monday poll revealed that support for Britain leaving the European Union has grown.
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The playbooks told employees to tailor their pitches to the emotional needs and problems of customers, promising to fulfill them with few specifics.
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Slack's corporate chat service is taking a page out of the Facebook and Twitter playbooks and adopting an algorithmic approach to showing messages.
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The "Fast Money " traders weighed their playbooks, as the votes on the British referendum on whether to stay in the European Union were counted.
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Today's cyber leaders, in the private sectors and the public sectors alike, should take a few pages out of the military playbooks throughout history.
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Mutiny can also create entire "playbooks," recommending not just the segment to personalize, but what that personalized experience should look like for that segment.
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But they may need to toss out their old M&A playbooks as the landscape changes, according to a new report from Bain Wednesday.
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It looks like Markle and Middleton swapped fashion playbooks for the day, proving that both duchesses aren't afraid to switch up their typical style.
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Last week, Curiel ordered parts of internal documents, including "playbooks" regarding running the enterprise, to be released as part of a lawsuit against Trump University.
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Your tried-and-true playbooks may turn out to be of little use in this contest, but I can promise the game will be gripping.
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If there is one thing we have learned from this year's presidential campaign, it's this: The old political playbooks don't seem to apply any longer.
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As Europe legalizes, companies there are taking their playbooks from the "vertically-integrated" strategies that companies had developed to capture the US and Canadian markets.
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She worked as a Special Teams Quality Control Coach for the Buffalo Bills, where she helped to formulate game plans and build playbooks for the team.
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There simply may be no safe way to deploy social networks during times of crisis or when bad actors include them in their anti-democratic playbooks.
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At the same time, it eliminates funding for art and research it doesn't like -- a dangerous but effective approach straight from the playbooks of authoritarian regimes.
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They're moves pulled directly from Spielberg and King's respective playbooks, and they lend even the darkest moments of the show a sense of magic and wonder.
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And in time, let's hope they not only succeed there, but also bring results-oriented, bipartisan playbooks to the halls of Congress and the White House.
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Perhaps the most notable change in the last four years is that the number of playbooks for companies to follow as they sell software has expanded.
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But while their motivations may be different, scammers and nation state actors use similar playbooks, pushing content that focuses on divisions in American politics and society.
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Other materials, like sales playbooks, explained a technique that used "the roller coaster of emotions" to persuade students to pay for courses costing up to $35,000.
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The different playbooks of D2C brands Venture capital firms have invested over $4 billion in D2C brands since 2012, with 2018 alone accounting for over $1 billion.
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You may think that this kind of work would be difficult to automate, but Antos said that contracts have fairly standard language and most companies use 'playbooks.
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The documents amount to the "playbooks" used by the company in convincing prospective students to join the program, which promised real estate training blessed by Trump himself.
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And for those of us fighting for justice, there are several playbooks and source code repositories left behind by abolitionists, trade unionists, feminists, artists, prisoners, and more.
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Every industry needs to respond to the crisis — including PE. This article provides an outline of the emerging playbooks for both PE firms and their portfolio companies.
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And far from the capital deployment models of old, these new funds have operationally sound value creation playbooks for their portfolio companies, which serve to offset high multiples.
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The "Fast Money" traders weighed their playbooks after the Federal Reserve announced it had decided to leave rates unchanged on Wednesday, but cut its rate forecast for 2017.
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In the beginning, he was too jittery to entirely trust his players or himself, so he doled out voluminous playbooks and regularly drilled every single play during practices.
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"We want to double down on those two markets that serve as playbooks for the rest of the world," said Sheth, who now leads a team of 40.
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Jennifer O'Malley Dillon: One of the things that the Pennsylvania-18 election has shown is that the old playbooks did not work for the G.O.P. in this race.
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U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel ordered the release internal documents — including the playbooks that advised sales personnel how to market courses on getting rich through real estate.
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They'd also be wise to dust off their playbooks from more than a decade ago when the Great Recession last caused revenues to nose-dive with little notice.
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Everybody runs the pick-and-roll, plays with as much shooting and spacing as they can manage, and draws from the same playbooks for most of their games.
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Twitter is looking at developing regions again as it struggles to find new users elsewhere, and it's taking a page out of the playbooks of its rivals for inspiration.
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The scenario unfolding in Sudan seems straight out of the playbooks of generals in Egypt who manipulated the 2011 Arab Spring to their advantage instead of introducing greater freedoms.
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Most importantly, my ideal system is a system of action that enables these tested and documented workflows and playbooks instead of simply tracking the unstructured behaviors of flawed humans.
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The roughly 400 pages of documents included "playbooks" on how to recruit students, directions for how instructors should deal with the media and other details about Trump's seminar program.
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What we stepped out and said four years ago is, let's create a space where we can talk about and think about other playbooks than the split-scaling model.
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If you want to join the ranks of six-figure tech stars who taught themselves to code, take a page from the playbooks of people who have done it.
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DEUTSCHE BANK: These 4 historical playbooks show how deep the coronavirus plunge could go and how long it could last'What if this is the thing that brings it down?
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Demand shocks and weak consumer confidence would weigh on any hopes of recovery, and classic policy playbooks would be "too reactive, too small, and too slow," according to Natixis.
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We asked Times political reporters past and present to analyze a few of these pivotal debate interactions and explain how the lessons resonate in the playbooks of today's candidates.
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The studio's playbooks cover business plan formation, pitch strategies, go to market, revenue, machine learning, management principles, HR processes, sales methods, pipeline measurement, product sequencing, finance, legal and more.
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Selective abortion bans, which are pulled from the playbooks of anti-abortion groups like Americans United for Life, are an old and constant source of frustration for disabled people.
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However, Hooper said that because this cycle is so different from previous ones — it's going on nine years, and it was started by unprecedented monetary easing — old playbooks don't apply.
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Playbooks offer customers a set of recommendations aimed at sales teams, such as the best person to call and the most likely accounts that will end up in a sale.
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Germany's Red Army Faction, for example, was a concurrent left-wing revolutionary organization that followed many of the same playbooks and was similarly managed in large part by militant feminists.
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You're going to call a sports talk radio station to put forth a theory that LeGarrette Blount still has access to Patriots playbooks, and that's the edge the Eagles need?
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There was no real cable niche left to fill, so the channel, then a partnership between Fox and the National Geographic Society, largely copied the reality show playbooks of competitors.
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Getting engaged without seeing or touching a person is a pretty original concept, but once each couple forms, the process takes a page out of other reality dating shows' playbooks.
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With so many industries facing disruption — and companies creating new playbooks for strategy rather than following old ones — you need as many different perspectives as possible to find the best solutions.
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Rather than building manual playbooks, it wants to create a hybrid human-artificial intelligence system that can learn and adapt to new threats while offering more engaging feedback to security analysts.
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That would be a departure from the mission of publishers like 2K Games, which has tried to replicate basketball players as closely as it does their teams' uniforms, playbooks and arenas.
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Kolman set up Zenith's data hub called the Global Performance Media Center, which uses client data to create overarching strategies and playbooks for disciplines like paid search, SEO, and influencer marketing.
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Nation of Makers hopes to fill that gap by providing best practices, fundraising playbooks, curricula, and outreach, and equalization of access, and stuff like that with maker-spaces all over the country.
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" A sales script in the playbooks offers this sample conversation the Trump University sales rep might have with a prospective student: "We teach the technique of using OPM … other people s money.
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The stuff is really cool -- a custom bust of TO, old playbooks, autographed helmets, cleats, and even a copy of an NDA that we're assuming the NFLer gave to people at parties.
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Groups are largely dusting off their playbooks from the administrations of Republican Presidents George W. Bush and Ronald Reagan, whose efforts to scrap environmental rules were met at every turn by litigation.
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The playbooks broke down exactly what Trump University employees should be doing for every event, including blueprints of how rooms should be arranged to the room temperature — never more than 68 degrees.
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A large-scale version of Florida-based artist Derek Gores's collage of the Vikings logo fabricated from old posters and playbooks is positioned on a high wall above one of the concourses.
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This rapid deterioriation in conditions has also flipped some investors' playbooks on their heads, and some investment experts say COVID-19 's ripple effects will extend across industries for years to come.
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"Unless the states and their federal partners expand their playbooks and push harder, the bay and its rivers and streams may never be saved," foundation president William C. Baker warned in a statement.
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Ke Jie started the match using two of AlphaGo's signature moves, which had fallen out of favor with contemporary play but which AlphaGo resurrected after studying playbooks across the history of the game.
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But in the first step we are going to expand in the U.K. to build and prove the playbooks and expand perfectly, learn how to do it and make mistakes and expand internationally.
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Designed for Ansible newbies, this course will get you to grips with how to install the software and create your own playbooks, manage cloud regions, and configure network devices with Linux and Windows.
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For OFFSET, DARPA wants to develop an "advanced human-swarm interface" that combines voice and touch commands with a menu of deployment options that should mimic the playbooks of soccer and basketball coaches.
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Committee officials outlined detailed plans in written "playbooks" distributed this year in the most competitive states about how they intended to assist Republican campaigns up and down the ballot with money and manpower.
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Both Alibaba and JD have continued their old playbooks at physical stores, with the former running a marketplace model that takes a cut from merchants, and the latter staying consistent with direct sales.
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That includes working with some areas to develop "playbooks" for how best to take advantage of the program and creating conferences where officials from the same state or city can discuss their plans.
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Other materials, among them sales playbooks, described a technique that used "the roller coaster of emotions" to persuade students to pay for courses costing as much as $35,000 for the "Gold Elite" program.
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Curiel last week ordered parts of internal documents, including "playbooks" regarding running the enterprise, to be released as part of a lawsuit against Trump University in response to a request by The Washington Post.
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Mr. Martin's solution was to take a page out of the playbooks of classical composers like John Cage and Krzysztof Penderecki, who at the time were creating works in which chance played a role.
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The internet is brimming with playbooks for biological parents, but I couldn't seem to find a go-to text for my situation, nor did I know other guardians, so it was trial by fire.
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Trump's lawyers had sought to keep the so-called "Playbooks" describing the operation under wraps, though U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel noted in his order that POLITICO published one such version in March.
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One of Salesforce&aposs most reliable playbooks— mergers and acquisitions — will be put to the test like never before as the company strives to meet its CEO&aposs ambitious growth targets, according to analysts.
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But it was interesting when we were trying to plot out how to manage this announcement, there aren't that many playbooks that we could find of a successful transition in magazine editorship, especially recently.
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"Investor conviction is low, whether a bull or a bear — not surprising given the savage volatility seen in December 2018, which effectively destroyed the playbooks for most investors," Fundstrat Global Advisors strategist Thomas Lee said.
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Trump ripped Curiel on Friday after the judge ruled parts of internal documents, including "playbooks" regarding running the enterprise, should be released as part of a lawsuit against Trump University, which operated from 2005 to 2010.
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"We have used the WarmLine data to not only create training and educational programs but also used it to develop playbooks tailored to every business unit so leaders can understand their organization's top challenges," said Whye.
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Many of the tips come from standard productivity playbooks—single-tasking, work sprints, restorative breaks, visualization—but the endgame is a mental overhaul meant to help identify your values and make sure they're guiding your work.
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Advertisers dusted off their well-worn playbooks for Super Bowl 50, deploying a combination of humor, celebrities and plenty of animals in their annual appeal for the attention of the game's more than 100 million viewers.
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Quibi will borrow a page from the playbooks of streamers like Hulu and CBS All Access when it launches in April with a subscription tier that includes advertising and a pricier version that&aposs ad-free.
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Her book, Unsportsmanlike Conduct: College Football and the Politics of Rape, describes habits and techniques — what she calls the "playbooks" — that coaches, teams, university, the media, and fans use in response to alleged assaults by athletes.
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This is a remarkable thing to announce openly, and it looks a lot like projection: If you justify your actions as the dictates of tactical "playbooks," you may assume that everyone else is doing the same.
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The Virginia singer-rapper dropped the track on his Soundcloud today, skipping the playbooks in favor of keeping it earnest: "Even though it's cliche I saw you on your Instagram, and I think you're cute," he croons.
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Then last week, Curiel granted a request from the Washington Post to unseal Trump University's "playbooks" — documents outlining how Trump University events worked that Trump argued should be kept from the public because they contain trade secrets.
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It has pulled pages from their playbooks to become savvier with online marketing — launching devices aimed at millennials, seeking to reinvent itself as a 'younger brand' and finding a new love for cricket with a sponsorship deal.
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These laws often came from "playbooks" of model legislation written by national anti-abortion groups like Americans United for Life and the National Right to Life Commission and distributed annually to friendly state lawmakers around the country.
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Among the records exposed are several political guides designed to rally American teenagers around the cause of gun rights, including playbooks intended for students that provide detailed instructions for carrying out pro-gun protests at public schools nationwide.
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The main goal for instructors, the company's playbooks showed, was to get as much money as possible out of students, talking them into upgrading to an annual "mentorship" that cost tens of thousands of dollars and didn't deliver.
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As national anger has boiled over, and as the Vatican insisted to victims that Pope Francis was on their side and dioceses rolled out crisis communications playbooks, the families of Holy Angels have grappled with what to do.
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While InsideSales is reaching sufficient size to have a fairly substantial set of data on its own, he said, having access to Microsoft's considerable data set, including LinkedIn, gives even more data fuel to drive the information in Playbooks.
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"With the Covid-19 shock hitting against an initial condition of overvaluation and extended positioning, all four playbooks suggest the selloff so far (-13% to last Friday's closing low) has further to go," Chadha said in a recent note.
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Elsewhere in healthcare news...In case you need a quick break from COVID-19 news, here's a quick update from Big Pharma's first attempt to take a page out of some of the direct-to-consumer healthcare companies' playbooks.
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The comments come as Trump has escalated his attacks against U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who last week ordered parts of internal documents, including "playbooks" regarding running the enterprise, to be released as part of a lawsuit against Trump University.
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Trump in recent days has escalated his attacks against U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who last week ordered parts of internal documents, including "playbooks" regarding running the enterprise, to be released as part of a lawsuit against Trump University.
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Vendor-neutral and open frameworks like FIDO (an open-source project started by a team at Netflix) and Phantom's community playbook repository create a virtuous cycle, attracting security experts to build their own playbooks and recipes encoding on best practices.
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The Nation argued that Big Wireless took a chapter or two from the Big Tobacco and Big Oil "playbooks" about creating scientific doubt: If the science remains uncertain, no one can conclude long-term mobile phone use poses any risk.
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With 13 days until the Iowa caucuses, Donald J. Trump and Ted Cruz, the senator from Texas, are deploying different surrogates but similar playbooks in the state, where the Republican electorate is conservative and where each is trying hard to win.
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Washington (CNN)A judge overseeing a lawsuit filed against Donald Trump regarding his closed real estate education program called Trump University has ruled parts of internal documents, including "playbooks" regarding running the enterprise, should be released as part of the case.
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Nearly 400 pages of testimony and "playbooks" related to a class action lawsuit against Trump University were released on Tuesday, and they suggest that the unaccredited institution was a mix between a timeshare seminar, Amway, and the Church of Scientology.
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The plan has also taken private equity onto a national stage, opening up the business to a fresh round of criticism and re-writing playbooks of the public policy advisors, lawyers and lobbyists who have been arguing for changes for years.
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For the first time in at least seven years, the proposed repository for high-level nuclear waste is on the political agenda in Washington, D.C., and lobbyists are dusting off their playbooks to once again advocate for or against the site.
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Taking a page from the Betterment and Wealthfront playbooks that have been popularized in the U.S., CowryWise enables young, high net-worth Africans to invest their money more intelligently — with the machine learning tools previously available only to large financial services institutions.
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New York's tax credit design is ripped from the playbooks of mostly "red" states such as Alabama, Arizona, Georgia and South Carolina, where taxpayers receive whopping 100 percent tax credits in return for donations they make to support private K-12 schools.
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Facebook and Google are funding and advising a bipartisan "Defending Digital Democracy" project at Harvard's Belfer Center, with an eye to identifying and sharing threat information, and providing cybersecurity tools and playbooks to America's vast, semi-decentralized, county-by-county electoral system.
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They say that most brands, when they do reach out, still pigeonhole African-American consumers with outdated playbooks aimed at the "urban demographic"— industry-speak for lower-income, younger black consumers who supposedly gravitate toward sweeter spirits like Cognac and flavored whiskey.
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Officials are also consulting state and federal playbooks for potential plans, including measures like closing schools, day care centers and businesses; canceling mass gatherings and curtailing mass transit, although they caution that taking such steps is only being considered in worst-case scenarios.
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"What we're trying to accomplish here is to test some of the planning assumptions we have, the playbooks we have … to identify where things need improvement so we can take advantage of the time we have between now and November," Krebs told reporters.
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National Republican Senatorial Committee Executive Director Ward Baker — the head of the committee that will try to protect the five-seat Republican Senate majority in 103 — has mandated that Republican Senate campaigns better incorporate those types of digital tools into their campaign playbooks this cycle.
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The source also said at least one major British lender was preparing playbooks for client-facing staff in the event of a chaotic exit, which could create cashflow problems for business customers or supply chain failures if EU imports pile up at the border.
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Employee playbooks insisted that Trump University staffers work quickly, dismiss prospective students' financial concerns as "excuses" and focus on issues in customers' lives — like not having enough money to feed their kids or failing to save enough for retirement — to rush them into sales.
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Pages pulled from their playbooks include becoming savvier with online marketing to millennials as Samsung seeks to reinvent itself as a 'younger brand', as well as providing sales staff for smaller stores and even finding a new love for cricket with a sponsorship deal.
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Despite the no-contact rule, it's football with many of its trappings: uniforms, playbooks, huddles, strategy, movement of every player on every play, running, passing, defensive stands, Hail Marys, scrambling quarterbacks, interceptions, barking coaches, roaring sidelines, and the motherlode phrase for points and glory: Touchdown!
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Others radically expanded their brands' playbooks — Michele took Gucci's sleek sexiness, which had by that time grown lackluster, and reinvented the brand as a kooky, maximalist romp through the ruffles; Tisci's early collections at Burberry are already far edgier than his predecessor Bailey's take on upscale Britishness.
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Trump's comments to The Wall Street Journal on Thursday escalate a line of attack against U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who last week ordered parts of internal documents, including "playbooks" regarding running the enterprise, to be released as part of a lawsuit against Trump University.
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But he faces a contentious, potentially publicly damaging legal battle, as shown by the more than 400 pages of Trump U "playbooks" and testimony from former employees that was made public as part of one of the lawsuits against the company, the New York Times reports.
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The cracks in once-solid Democratic support for Israel are one reason that some former U.S. officials and analysts argue that Trump's moves now may give more space for Democrats to maneuver on the Israeli-Palestinian issue by making it clear past playbooks are not binding.
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Those documents include dozens of sworn statements by students and instructors, some of whom described the program as a scheme to cheat customers out of thousands of dollars, and sales playbooks that called for tapping into "the roller coaster of emotions" to get students to sign up.
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Fans of television shows crib from activist playbooks: A Los Angeles woman recently staged a hunger strike to protest Netflix's cancellation of the sci-fi series "The OA." Meanwhile, some liberals are protesting Trump and his allies not by taking to the streets but by skipping SoulCycle.
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On the desk in his old bedroom is one of his Alabama playbooks; in the rec room are seven of his jerseys, framed; in the living room, there is his Philadelphia Eagles helmet and, of course, the giant flat-screen TV, which used to be his.
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In addition, for the private equity-tech relationship to work in the long-term, funds must be willing to assert unusual control over their investment targets, continue to invest in operationally sound playbooks and must help their portfolio companies nail the subscription model, which requires higher upfront costs.
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" The "playbooks" guided Trump University sales reps in how to keep students paying out: A 2010 playbook published earlier this year by Politico2, for example, told salespeople to "collect financial information from those who attended and rank them by their liquid assets to see who could afford more coursework.
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Jesse Plemons and Molly Shannon, playing David and his cancer-stricken mother Joanne, respectively, bring a subtlety to scenes that too often crib from genre playbooks: the ironic visit to the hometown bar; the profound conversation on the childhood playground; the filmed-through-a-crack-in-the-door cancer prognosis.
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If Mr. Zinke wanted real reform, he would take a leaf from the Clinton and Obama playbooks and, through economic incentives or negotiations or both, try to persuade states, landowners and industry to collaborate on a grand scale to save a species before it winds up on the endangered list.
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A. R. Bernard took to the blue carpeted stage of the Christian Cultural Center, the 96,000-square-foot megachurch he built 16 years ago at the edge of Starrett City, in Brooklyn, with his usual accouterments: a smartphone, a bottle of water and a large glass marker board that he would soon cover in bullet points drawn from the playbooks of marketing specialists.
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Y.), and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.), have dusted off 1990s playbooks to launch an election-year crusade that blames business engagement in campaigns for America's political woes.
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It's also taking some pages from the Attila and Total Warhammer playbooks, as it creates "Heroic Factions" whose strategic play is intertwined with a narrative element, complete with hero units, special technologies that provide bonuses in the direction of what your faction or leader was famous for, and special missions that will showcase key moments or dynamics that set your characters on their historical trajectory.
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The style that hews closest to familiar playbooks is K-pop, which embraces the boy band and teen-pop of the early 2000s and blends it with modern-day hip-hop and R&B hybrids and, sometimes, the bombast of E.D.M. The nimble boy band NCT 127 — currently touring with nine members — and the breakthrough four-member girl group Blackpink both came to the Prudential Center in Newark, offering slightly differing versions of the template.
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