Press releases, shows, and ... Press releases, which are good.
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The agency has traditionally not written its own press releases on food recalls and merely republishes company press releases, sometimes days after a recall was initiated.
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Teenagers are sending press releases and putting together press packets.
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Tweets and press releases are not going to do it.
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"I wish that was in the press releases," he joked.
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Retailers that are hiring more people are doing press releases.
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Filings and press releases are riddled with inaccuracies and fraud.
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No reliance on wires, press releases, or even the internet.
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The press releases were randomized to receive an intervention or not, with the intervention consisting of Chambers's team jumping in to make sure the content of the press releases accurately reflected the scientific study.
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Drake isn't satisfied with just press releases, tweets and Instagram posts.
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Literally, sign my email up for all the comedic press releases.
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Do our press releases get picked up by the Financial Times?
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Your press releases, your promo videos for tours, your photos, everything.
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Are your keywords coming up there or in their press releases?
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Exploited workers are sick of press releases, rhetoric & self-congratulatory announcements.
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"At this point, it's all posturing and press releases," Swift said.
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Which probably sounds boring, because press releases like that usually are.
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She's not listed in the press releases for either the Oct.
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Duties included faxing press releases and waving signs in downtown Concord.
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If you write press releases, you face no limits under AB5.
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Dozens of politicians turned to prayer, according to their press releases.
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And then I worked my way through ... Just press releases, right?
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But here, there is hope: Even though a lot of hyped-up science may start from university press releases, new research finds that press releases may be a powerful tool to inoculate reporters against hyped-up claims.
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Already, courtroom looks are inspiring press releases, Instagram accounts, and trend recaps.
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There were plenty of those, and 500 press releases in 2018 alone.
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Contract information compiled from General Services Administration data and government press releases.
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Contract information compiled from General Services Administration data and government press releases.
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This is easily one of the coolest press releases I've ever gotten.
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The series of press releases from the NRSC also highlight Democratic Sens.
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It's been mentioned in Taser press releases as far back as 2009.
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If the NFL could issue press releases in statute form, it would.
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Methodology: Mentions include press releases, floor statements, email newsletters and social media.
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The "adults only" warning plastered over the show's press releases is intriguing.
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Yacht companies have also distributed press releases or guidelines addressing coronavirus concerns.
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Despite the many press releases, there has been no formal mining announcement.
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Yacht companies have also issued press releases or guidelines addressing coronavirus concerns.
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He also admitted that he sold press releases stolen from Marketwired — hacked into by co-conspirators — and purchased access into Business Wire's network, all in furtherance of a larger conspiracy to profit from the stolen draft press releases.
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Here are the press releases from the Canadian government and the White House:
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Generally, though, the Definers pitches we received looked nothing like traditional press releases.
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Then executives would have a reason to change more than their press releases.
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Today, major label publicists mention their artists identify as "queer" in press releases.
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Some manufacturers opted for online livestreams, while others issued photos and press releases.
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It used to be slides and press releases and now it's [digital] files.
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Go deeper: How an international hacker network turned stolen press releases into $100 million
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What most of these blog posts boil down to are carefully worded press releases.
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All of this has been carefully documented on social media and in press releases.
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Less frequently mentioned, at least in press releases, is the most important factor: Taxes.
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It's still unclear exactly what McAfee's company really does besides send out press releases.
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They realize that one doesn't deconstruct the administrative state with press releases and tweets.
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His campaign released a handful of press releases about why he's unfit for office.
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Bobby: It was press releases and publications that were not controlled by the celebrity.
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The strikes killed a total of six al-Shabaab fighters, according to press releases.
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More of that weird quantum art that always comes with quantum computing press releases.
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"Press releases do not declare victory," said Lauren Groh-Wargo, Ms. Abrams's campaign manager.
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It relies on daily or twice-daily fax updates and press releases to media.
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Instead, they often float freely on the press releases page of a governor's website.
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Much of it is spam, unsolicited press releases, questions or complaints about our coverage.
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Fir Tree owns about 6% of JR Kyushu according to the fund's recent press releases.
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His elaborate planning—official press releases, bookings of hotel suites, dedicated phone lines—was expensive.
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Press releases issued by MONUSCO and Panzi Hospital have documented and decried these unsolved crimes.
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Many of the press releases that Chambers and his team got already looked pretty good.
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There was going to be the serious messaging for our recalls and our press releases.
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The firm's own share of the trouble will take more than press releases to remedy.
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Law enforcement then found evidence of press releases on the laptop the Mexican authorities confiscated.
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So in that respect, it is very much like most press releases you will read.
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The Words Democrats Use: About half of the press releases we analyzed, 285, mention Medicaid.
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By magnifying insanity, the media has allowed Twitter to be a proxy for press releases.
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It's the same persona he's fostered onstage at T-Mobile events and in press releases.
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They were relegated to second-banana status on call sheets and in industry press releases.
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Fitch has published press releases for each of these banks, which are available on 'www.fitchratings.
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Fitch has published press releases for each of these banks which are available on 'www.fitchratings.com.
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Should Medicaid beneficiaries trust press releases they may not be aware of or public tweets?
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Not through dodgy press releases or Hamleys masks, but trying to control what you share.
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In classic Amazon fashion, these press releases should start with the customer and work backwards.
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The employees who'd normally write and issue press releases aren't in the building right now.
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Startups often disclose their overall valuations in press releases when they announce these funding rounds.
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There have been no press releases from the agency or Capital One announcing her move.
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Representatives from all parties coordinated the timing and content of Facebook posts and press releases.
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LG: I got some bitcoin exchange press pushes and press releases and stuff like that.
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Details of the agreement, which would halt the next round of U.S. tariffs on an additional $300 billion of Chinese goods, are being laid out in press releases and will be out as coordinated press releases and not a joint statement, the newspaper said here.
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Details of the agreement, which would halt the next round of U.S. tariffs on an additional $300 billion of Chinese goods, are being laid out in press releases and will be out as coordinated press releases and not a joint statement, the newspaper said.
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Barnes & Noble is calling it a "game changer," because that's what people do in press releases.
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Then this administration fires off tweets or sends out press releases about how bad it is.
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Faraday Future has previously accused Evergrande of lying in its press releases on the stock exchange.
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The announcement used similar language to press releases about discontinuing Project Ara and other moonshot projects.
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The Trump campaign has unabashedly applauded the leaks, touting WikiLeaks at rallies and in press releases.
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Gone were the press releases, issue statements, videos, blogs, speeches, and photos of the Obama years.
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The University of Maryland will return the funding and delete the press releases from its websites.
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But more importantly, buy from American companies whose press releases are backed up by their practices.
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Thus far, members of Congress have responded with nothing except press releases and talk show bluster.
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The RNC would put out press releases to amplify the emails' release, Gates told the FBI.
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Additionally, the conservative Club for Growth PAC and FreedomWorks PAC sent out press releases endorsing Rubio.
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The implication was clear: this show, heralded by panicky press releases from politicians, was incendiary stuff.
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Law enforcement partnerships are also made public through announcements in the Neighbors app and press releases.
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Throughout his tenure as Democratic leader, Reid has defended immigrants publicly and often without press releases.
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A few targeted press releases and some chummy meetings go a long way with this president.
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I collaborate on the press releases and the catalog and visit the artists in their studios.
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But does paid red carpet product use and the press releases I get count as advertising?
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"When you're talking about a passionate product, you can't just put out press releases," Vaynerchuk said.
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She would draft press releases about human-rights abuses, hoping for a blurb in the Times .
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Amazon, Ring, and the police spent days discussing local news coverage and meticulously rewrote press releases.
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But when he looks back, he doesn't see the clear-cut triumph portrayed in press releases.
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Most artists though, have your typical rollout, with singles and press releases and well-timed television appearances.
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Policy details, protecting the candidate through careful press releases and structured media opportunities ... none of that matters.
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I've gotten a lot of press releases and I've gotten a lot of congressional people call me.
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The Justice Department under Obama also noted possible fraud in press releases, including in 2014 and 2016.
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Press releases and articles regularly tout the numbers of detentions, convictions, and even executions of ISIS suspects.
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His opponents send press releases reacting to new twists in Mueller's investigation, tying those developments to Rohrabacher.
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Bernstein cites several pieces written by Shapiro, as well as press releases put out by the CTA.
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The two sides were reportedly close enough to finalizing the deal that press releases were being drafted.
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I spend the morning working on language and graphics for social media content and some press releases.
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I've quoted pieces of your statement verbatim but it's not Gizmodo's job to simply republish press releases.
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The founders of Silk Road 2.0, on the other hand, sent embargoed press releases to worldwide media.
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A ProPublica review of 576 press releases posted on the websites of representatives and senators since Jan.
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Most press releases from the SEC enforcement division list the benefits of individual settlements using economic concepts.
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Some day soon, reporters are going to wise up and treat Trump's tweets like WH press releases.
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PRUITT REPLIES TO SENATOR'S LETTER WITH PRESS RELEASES: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) head Scott Pruitt sent Sen.
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That's sometimes a time for press releases to be issued when companies want to bury bad news.
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These bills are, as long as Republicans control the White House and Congress, effectively glorified press releases.
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A hundred Democratic press releases couldn't be more damning than this visible GOP nervousness about their nominee.
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Too often, Chinese reporters just publish word for word whatever press releases officials and executives give them.
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In some cases, CNN located the data in press releases from local counties, care homes and hospitals.
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This month's horoscopes are all written in the form of press releases for imagined summer group shows.
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For those who don't know, PR Newswire is where everybody puts their ... You put your press releases.
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Epstein valued his connections to Harvard, which are repeatedly mentioned in press releases issued by his foundations.
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There are no press releases by PepsiCo that mention anything about their Mountain Dew product being discontinued.
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One congressional aide said there's been a noticeable proliferation of press releases highlighting Pompeo's local radio interviews.
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There was a flurry of such press releases in the 1990s, but drug prices continued to rise.
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The word "lethality" has attached itself to a stream of press releases coming out of the Pentagon.
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Press releases also rely on Ring templates, according to an "Agency Press Release Template" obtained by Motherboard.
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But it's a stronger punishment than some Democrats issuing critical press releases before moving onto other issues.
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Ring-approved press releases and social media posts typically include a download link for the Neighbors app.
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This account was pieced together through interviews, Florida public records, long-forgotten news stories and press releases.
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This was an unusual announcement: The CBO does not typically send out press releases about upcoming publications.
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It appears that Operation Lanhydrock wasn't the "joined-up, multi-agency" effort being touted in press releases.
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Combined with the press releases and statements this morning, this seems to be a lot of distracting noise.
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HealthNewsReview, a watchdog site that critiques news stories and press releases, called the press release vacuous and incomplete.
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That's when to expect a new round of phone calls (and probably a first round of press releases).
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In a typical month, you would: • Draft press materials like statements, press releases, media advisories, and communications plans.
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And when press releases made unwarranted inferences about animal studies, 86 percent of the journalistic coverage did, too.
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So all we have to go on are two press releases, one of which contains that confusing wording.
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In Obama's last year in office, ICE conducted 22 "surges" (according to press releases on the agency's site).
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Now, her communication with the public consists of press releases and wry smiles given over the duchess pose.
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Moreover, the traders would access and read the press releases on an offshore server, minimizing traces of evidence.
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All told, Republicans have issued some 240 press releases about health reform; Democrats and independents at least 336.
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I have gotten one positive press release — no, I've gotten two positive press releases about the Republican bill.
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Recode Decode with Kara Swisher: Apology letters, "decency pledges" and press releases are toothless substitutes for real change.
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The staff then worked together to analyze and write up the investigative results and produce joint press releases.
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It is the price of long-standing agency timidity and making law through consent decrees and press releases.
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While no new plan is ready, his answers and the Fed's press releases clearly indicate a notable shift.
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Citizenship Out of 753 arrestees, seventy-six are American citizens, according to court records and DOJ press releases.
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Splashy paper titles frequently get covered without skepticism, and press releases might get shared without presenting study limitations.
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The National Association of Manufacturers has put out press releases on several other issues but not about immigration.
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I watched them later and relied on photos, press releases and video packages to get all the information.
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He has also discussed what government press releases describe as "threats" local firms face from "large foreign competition".
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Some exhibitors, like artist Gabi Pérez-Silver, had press releases in English and Spanish on hand for visitors.
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Similar meetings have been hosted in various other U.S. cities this year, according to older Equifax press releases.
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The agency often promotes any closure of Superfund sites with press releases, but the figures released on Dec.
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Their names were listed in press releases alongside other panelists from media organizations, advocacy groups, Google, and Microsoft.
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In this position, Chandler would likely be helping craft copy for advertisements, press releases, and other marketing materials.
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US Navy press releases have been touting the move of the Wasp to the Pacific since last year.
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Yet expert opinion is being supplanted with corporate press releases announcing one-time employee bonuses or wage boosts.
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The proposals have more meat on them than earlier "unveilings" that proved little more than skimpy press releases.
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The indictment also refers to multiple press releases and media appearances that Holmes made that the prosecution considers misleading.
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In recent days, the company has started to provide more information in press releases and public alerts in Spanish.
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It suggests that we largely just repeat whatever we're told from the press releases, for good or for bad.
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And perhaps more importantly, the researchers didn't find evidence that these more careful press releases get less news coverage.
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Ahead of the big Apple TV unveil, the company issued several press releases highlighting minor updates to flagship lines.
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The parade of Internet companies expanding in Ireland in recent years has produced press releases with plenty of similarities.
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Before the moment in question, press releases babied us with cautions, reasonings, and celebrity justifications before the big kill.
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An FBI forensic specialist testified that they were unable to reconstruct deleted attachments, which they believed were press releases.
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To spread the word, the team made a website, issued press releases, and of course, launched a hashtag (#BIGBellTest).
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In the past, to hype a show, I'd send out press releases and put up posters all over town.
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It has been changed on two pages but not in the press releases from the Norwegian Nobel Committee (NNC).
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Recent news articles and press releases touting new products can hint a company is continuing to innovate and grow.
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The two measurements were referenced by CEO Nick Caporella in press releases dated May 4 and 5 of 2017.
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"It's coming from news clips and press releases from Google alerts that we have set up here," he explained.
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They stole the press releases that contained forthcoming announcements about earnings, revenues and other confidential information about public companies.
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In multiple op-eds and press releases from 1997, Sanders made clear he opposed any cuts to Social Security.
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And it has captured the public imagination with press releases about futuristic drone delivery, which does not yet exist.
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Justice has since attacked Manchin in official press releases, a rare breach of political decorum between senators and governors.
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A review of department press releases, blog posts and social media shows a clear pattern of avoiding the topic.
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The Merck and Bristol-Myers trial results were summarized in press releases but complete results have not been presented.
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However certain those valuation figures may seem when listed in press releases or in databases, they're often anything but.
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Those conversations provide invaluable insight into brands and markets that I'd never get from press releases or email exchanges.
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On its website and in press releases, Jumpshot names Pepsi, and consulting giants Bain & Company and McKinsey as clients.
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Are there steps you plan to take that go beyond press releases and calls for a bipartisan select committee?
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Read: a bunch of broke dyke poets sent press releases, bought a van, and showed up in your town.
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Bentley said the Drumm email was "inaccurate" because the department will still be issuing press releases and other documents.
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EPA employees have also been instructed not to release press releases, publish blog posts or post anything on social media.
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Pretty soon they took it a step further, sending stations press releases for fake people to invite on their shows.
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There were other lingerie blogs at the time but they were more focused on press releases, bra fit, or editorial.
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This has led to a strangely poignant overlap between real military press releases and the brutal satire of The Onion.
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The various police agencies celebrated these accomplishments with press releases touting their diligent work and the closure brought to families.
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According to Reynolds, some of the misconceptions came about because of the press releases sent by his publicist, Max Markson.
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They confiscated Ieremenko and Turchynov's laptops, uncovering hundreds of press releases as well as chat logs relating to the scheme.
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As the city scrambled to put together a security plan, press releases from the museum went out sometimes twice daily.
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Republicans go straight for the emotional responses of social media like Facebook, while Democrats prefer the more polished press releases.
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There are always many press releases, but where are retailers, mobile operators, banks or advertisers playing, beyond their typical environment?
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However, there is a disparity between CMS's official letters and press releases and statements made by CMS administrator Seema Verma.
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The aide was active in the White House press office with her name on press releases as recently as Monday.
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Within business copy-writing, Fiverr reports that writing press releases, blog posts and SEO content can be particularly high-paying.
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I suspect a lot of political speeches, letters, press releases and college term papers will be highly dependent on Verrit.com.
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Bobby: Yeah, and I think it's also press releases then publicist, then asking a publicist and getting conformation of denial.
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Amazon uses a process that involves writing mock press releases to decide which ideas are worth turning into new products.
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In that instance, the administration acknowledged it had withheld intelligence linking the attack to North Korea from its press releases.
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While his own company's Twitter feed does do more than just parrot company press releases, it has only 60,300 followers.
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NEW YORK, Jan 30 (Reuters) - As press releases go, it was vague and brief - six paragraphs, 394 words in all.
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So often, their successes sounded like press releases, a combination of "market fit" and sheer luck that felt hopelessly unattainable.
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An unpopular Trump might have less ability to bully corporations into putting out press releases crediting him with new jobs.
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But their press releases and executives rarely, if ever, talk about the financial benefits of their new enhanced negotiating power.
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If the language surrounding Colored People Time — its many gallery notes, press releases, conversations with the curator, referenced texts, etc.
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The primary responsibilities include:• Researching and writing press releases and managing the flow of announcements coming out of the organization.
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Companies still insist on mentioning AI in their press releases, but don't wait for you to ooh an ahh anymore.
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We are in a huge waiting pattern until impeachment, but I'm working on a few press releases related to Iran.
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For more than a decade, the arrival of this month has meant very little beyond press releases and bad reporting.
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The data is announced during the company's earnings calls and is not included in its press releases or regulatory filings.
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But that's absolutely not what the press releases said, and there was a reason people thought they were getting $125.
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But he referred CNBC to prior press releases announcing that Cohen would be testifying before that committee on Feb. 7. Sen.
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They want people to know you're trans, so they can include it in press releases and so on and so forth.
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A week before it was due to be published, the press releases and the embargoed copy of the paper went live.
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As a result, many press releases are utterly useless unless the reader also is an elite member of the art world.
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This leads to press releases so insipid and anodyne that many rounds are covered by precisely zero members of the media.
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Amazon has certainly sent out similar press releases touting its growth, but the timing does seem beneficial for the Trump team.
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Credits, music metadata and related content like press releases, video and audio links can all be added to the image file.
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Moments when experimental bots go rogue—some would call it cheating—are not typically celebrated in scientific papers or press releases.
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For further specific sensitivities for of each issuer, please refer to their individual press releases and/or rating reports at www.fitchratings.com.
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So a new Twitter account is automatically transforming his social media outbursts into official-looking press releases from the White House.
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In the years since, the home-sharing site has repeated the declaration in press releases, op-eds, emails, and on billboards.
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In 2009, researchers at Dartmouth looked at a random selection of press releases from 10 medical centers in the United States.
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Hospitals and health care companies often flood email inboxes and wire services with press releases that tout new procedures or devices.
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Including pictures, compelling videos, links to news stories, press releases and innovative presentations you've delivered will bring your experiences to life.
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If an editor knew me, my emails were more likely to survive their daily purge of press releases and unsolicited pitches.
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The stark similarities between the language in these press releases raises the question: Was their messaging directed by the White House?
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It claimed that certain financial statements, prospectus and press releases issued by the company were incorrect and misleading, the company said.
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Videos embedded in press releases put out by McSally's congressional office are hosted on a YouTube account managed by her office.
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Is there any accurate way to assess how the war on drugs is going other than through press releases about busts?
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Links that once led to Tillerson's speeches, press releases and photo gallery were replaced by links to such information about Sullivan.
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Another unnamed technology company reportedly paid for negative Apple press releases, which were in turn picked up by outlets like Breitbart.
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Several plaintiffs' firms have issued press releases urging Facebook investors to contact them, a standard practice in securities class action litigation.
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While none of these companies put out press releases explaining why they cut back stock purchases, this is the obvious explanation.
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But the state party chairman said the flurry of tweets and press releases coincided with Buttigieg's presidential campaign launch on Sunday.
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It's not unusual for agencies to issue press releases touting their accomplishments, especially when authorization and appropriations bills are being considered.
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Late into the night, Price would edit, line by line, Microsoft Word documents or press releases that his staff was producing.
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Somewhere, they always do something cheesy that's clearly somebody's memory, or it ends up sounding like a series of press releases.
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Jerry Brown declared an emergency seven times this year, due to such disasters, according to a count of his press releases.
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Policies with long-term implications are being based on speculative press releases intended to raise capital parading as science facts. —Dr.
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As press releases go, this one is pretty good, mostly because the language is straightforward and the stated goal is modest.
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Nowak, a Harvard mathematical biologist, seems to have been Epstein's favorite scientist, regularly mentioned in press releases issued by his foundations.
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He embedded his accusations in the public consciousness through a cascade of press releases, phone calls, letters, interviews and online posts.
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These press releases include each issuer's key rating drivers and sensitivities, as well as the list of all rating actions taken.
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You know, I'll give you one example: In the early days we'd have frequent talks about the value of press releases.
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Quietly, officials at these and other science agencies have been removing the words "climate change" from government websites and press releases.
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No one was notified in advance, they added, although the MTA pointed to press releases and presentations to the community board.
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He was to use publicity tools, which included press releases, films and speeches, to urge Russians to remain in the war.
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And just like other companies that have recently issued press releases with the word "blockchain," its stock price shot through the roof.
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"Exploited workers in this country are sick of press releases, rhetoric and self-congratulatory government announcements," said General Secretary Jason Moyer-Lee.
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These conferences, Smith says, gave the industry an excuse to put out grabby press releases about tobacco as pleasurable rather than addictive.
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To be honest, the research on how scientific press releases translate to press coverage doesn't make my profession look all that good.
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So far the Philadelphia Police Department has dispatched officers to more than 50 demonstrations from Monday through Wednesday, according to press releases.
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As both it and DoubleDutch are private companies, they declined to comment on the deal terms or price beyond their press releases.
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Nowadays they mix celebrity gossip and feel-good stories with hastily rewritten press releases, the occasional outrage-bait, and sundry viral fluff.
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And soon after he signed on, his name also began appearing in a string of press releases touting inventions and other promotions.
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They reiterate policies they've already suggested in press releases or past years, trying in vain to get Congress to pass them anyway.
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For someone like Korchevsky, a registered US investment adviser with over a decade of experience, the stolen press releases were easy money.
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For a complete list of rating actions, please see the separate and related press releases published today for each bank listed above.
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Then there's the hype cycle, where writers might opt to cover overblown, one-sided university press releases instead of the actual science.
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According to Science, it urges them to work for accurate and balanced reporting, and to collaborate with communications officers on press releases.
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The map compiles existing data from the Center on Privacy and Technology at Georgetown Law, news reports, press releases, and other sources.
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In several press releases from groups claiming to be affiliated with the counterprotests, the rationalizations for anti-police rhetoric were made explicit.
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The search used AlphaSense' proprietary algorithm to look at event transcripts, company presentations, press releases and SEC filings, excluding inside ownership forms.
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In press releases, the committee said the extension or review of an investigation does not directly indicate that any violation has occurred.
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"It is not unusual to issue free press releases," Gustofson said, either as part of an advertising package or for content partners.
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His office also brought over 100 cases in an insider trading scheme that relied on hacking press releases before they were public.
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In 85033, the USDA began to include photos on its press releases to help consumers identify recalled food products under its jurisdiction.
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I reviewed press releases and I advised the assistant director in charge of how and when we should respond to press requests.
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McAfee is currently MGT's executive chairman and he has been the company's main voice in press releases and on Twitter since May.
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At the White House, she focuses on illegal immigration, often sending out press releases to highlight stories about the issue to reporters.
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At the same time, there's more private foundations than ever, probably more press releases than ever about good work people are doing.
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In press releases, the company boasts that in the testing phase the app exchanged millions of messages with users, and 500,000 selfies.
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"I would hope they would stop trying to work things out through press releases and leaks to the media," the strategist said.
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But enough about the bad stuff — let's look back to a better time, when major media companies literally produced musical press releases.
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That involved trawling social media for profiles and photos of the men and any news reports or government press releases naming them.
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In IRS filings, on his foundations' websites, and in press releases, Epstein described contributions to many universities and scientific or medical organizations.
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Officials on various House investigative committees described the process as a loose, informal request that prosecutors typically treat as glorified press releases.
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"We're very quick to do press releases and press events and very slow after that to get the resources," Mr. Ananich said.
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Short projects like writing press releases for one product push cost less than something like a launch spread out over two months.
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At the Environmental Protection Agency, staffers were ordered via a memo to stop issuing press releases, blog updates and social media posts.
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" I would have conversations with them, my team would have conversations, saying, "There's a value in press releases, but it's not news.
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A Google search for "juvenile curfew law" produces scores of recent press releases and news articles on juvenile curfew-law enforcement actions.
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Anonymous has distributed attention-grabbing and ready-to-publish imagery or press releases that were easy for journalists to quickly report on.
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He is listed on department press releases as a point of contact for information on local road projects over the last several years.
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The Environmental Protection Agency received harsher restrictions: no social media, no press releases, no blog posts, no speaking engagements, agency employees were told.
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PSA Press releases a lot of funny self-referential pingame pins, but this one is just a good old fashioned well-drawn design.
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Let's get to the thirsty-ass tweets and press releases from teams who had a cup of coffee with the Hall of Famers.
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It happened during the George W. Bush administration, for example, when NASA scientists were not allowed to mention climate change in press releases.
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He appeared in promotional videos and was quoted in company press releases, drawing on his background as a US attorney to reassure customers.
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They're putting out press releases with the words "sustainable" and "artisanal," while churning out toxic fashion that poisons the environment and exploits workers.
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However, thanks to leaked photos and poorly timed press releases, we have a pretty good idea about what you might see come Wednesday.
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The LinkedIn employee mentioned efforts to search through Department of Defense press releases and internal company resources to find other, potentially troubling, contracts.
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Skully had recently installed a new CEO and just a few months ago was still sending out positive press releases about its product.
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"The odds of exaggerated news were substantially higher when the press releases issued by the academic institutions were exaggerated," the study authors conclude.
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Coincidentally, I have read a couple of Burger King press releases, as part of my job as The Verge's designated One Direction blogger.
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Since then, Amazon has posted 7 press releases with job creation in the headline (as many as it posted in all of 2016).
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"Olivia and her office helped us with the press releases, and [gave us advice on] how to deliver the message properly," says Chang.
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Democrat press releases about the lawsuits and crocodile tears about Republican "unfairness" were rarely followed by coverage of their ultimate failures in court.
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Past being prologue, caution and judicious exploration of facts and balancing risks and costs should be next steps, not simply repeating press releases.
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In response to Motherboard's specific questions about the app, InstaCharge sent Motherboard four press releases responding to various press criticisms about its viability.
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Source:- Company press releases by Kraft Foods, McDonald's, Harvard website Reporting by Soundarya J and Praveen Paramasivam in Bengaluru; Editing by Anil D'Silva
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I don't want to just send out press releases and tell companies that they should, you know, make people use their product less.
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With press releases, magazine covers, paparazzi photos, Instagram, Facebook, and the Notes app at their disposal, how do they announce a new relationship?
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At the EPA, staffers were ordered to stop issuing press releases, blog updates and social media posts, according to a memo to employees.
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"I don't pretend that our press releases get the same attention as when Mark speaks out on this issue by any means," FWD.
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You can organize your media contacts in the service and segment your distribution list, write and distribute press releases and measure your campaigns.
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I read these press releases from all festivals, "This is going to refine, this is going to be the best," blah blah blah.
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Work collaboratively with NHC's Communications Department to articulate policy priorities to NHC members and stakeholders through press releases, publications and social media. 9.
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Player signings mean team press releases announcing those signings, and most of those releases won't include the actual dollar value of the deal.
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Separate press releases with further details of the measures taken by the Governing Council will be published this afternoon at 15:30 CET.
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The NRCC kept sending out press releases attacking House Democrats who've supported impeachment on Thursday, even after the news of the arrests broke.
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Can they really wish to spend their time there doing nothing but filing disgruntled press releases and listening to the anger of Sens.
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This time around, I wasn't even allowed into the rescue area, we were just given press releases (from the government) to write up.
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And based on Senate Democrats' press releases of late, obstructionism for the mere sake of obstructionism is the main goal driving their agenda.
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"NVC Fund" is a private equity fund that invests in "Blockchain Technology, Fintech Cryptocurrency" and other various industries, according to the press releases.
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Heathrow Pause has publicly announced its plans, held several meetings with authorities, published press releases, and shared its detailed plans on social media.
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If you don't keep track of press releases from Challenger Gray, you might think this is a Very Big Deal: All that productivity!
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These companies spent days with the Aurora Police Department preparing them for the operation, and discussing local news coverage and rewriting press releases.
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We find ways to contextualize it and try and present the truth on the ground without letting them write their own press releases.
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The passage of the cuts was quickly followed by a slew of corporate press releases, more than 25.25 in all, announcing employee bonuses.
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Navy press releases confirm the island has received a total of nine critical patients from Puerto Rico hospitals after they experienced power failures.
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Celebrities like Billie Holiday released memoirs in the 1950s, but before Feiffer discovered Christina, they were typically glorified press releases written by A-listers.
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The deal, unveiled in press releases late Sunday night and discussed at rallies and TV appearances all day Monday, has already seen its bumps.
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They also issued press releases in Chinese and English, did radio segments, and garnered coverage in English and Chinese newspapers both local and national.
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The party's House and Senate campaign committees are firing out a steady clip of press releases attempting to tie each vulnerable candidate to Trump.
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A 2014 correlational study found that when press releases exaggerate findings, the news articles that follow are more likely to contain exaggerations as well.
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His campaign boiled down to little more than luncheons and parties and chatting to important people, backed up with frequent press releases and letters.
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Press releases had announced that series star Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) would depart the series well ahead of the expected midseason finale send-off.
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"No press releases, no media attention, no 'Look at what I am doing for homeless veterans,' " Smith wrote in a post for Veterans Today.
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In two press releases published on Domino's Japan website, the company claims it is working on a variety of delivery methods around the world.
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According to press releases from both companies, the goal is to create shared cars that can operate autonomously within designated areas of a city.
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In earlier advisories and press releases about Obama's last-minute trip to the country, "Jerusalem" was written without a country after the city's name.
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The two sides were so close to agreeing to those terms, according to the New York Times, that press releases were even being drafted.
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Producers had previously announced in press releases that the part was to be played by Justina Machado, of One Day at a Time stardom.
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Blogs and white papers posted by Facebook on its own website are not dialogs with the press; they are simply one-way press releases.
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The beds are for the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Washington, D.C. Contract information compiled from General Services Administration data and government press releases.
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Overall, Pew Research Center found that last year, Republican members were much more likely to post more Facebook messages over press releases than Democrats.
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The study, which surveyed congressional Facebook posts and press releases concludes that legislators, like the media, go negative in their outreach to the public.
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Despite CMS' press releases, blog posts and data aimed at convincing us otherwise, these cuts and flawed reasoning simply mean bad outcomes for patients.
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Perdue can publish press releases criticizing the agency's actions until their communications teams develop carpal tunnel syndrome — but they can't really do anything meaningful.
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After a string of photos, press releases and jokes about getting naked, HBO on Thursday released the first trailer for its upcoming comedy Camping.
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"Companies are obviously not sending out press releases saying, 'We're not hiring more people,' but that's what I hear on the street," Kirkbride said.
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" He boasted, "What we did was move the public-relations advisers from being senders of press releases and lunchers with journalists into serious strategists .
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The Intercept noted that the department is six times likelier to issue press releases in terror cases involving Muslim suspects than non-Muslim suspects.
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His campaign is basking in the positive coverage, sending out press releases highlighting stories from media outlets that they've quarreled with in the past.
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Position Responsibilities:• Manage media relations activities:o Draft media materials including press releases, pitch letters, quotes, fact sheets, talking points, and letters to the editor.
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Working in the current system, we reporters feed on press releases from journals and it's difficult to resist the siren call of flashy findings.
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In part, perhaps, it's because they are closer to reality, to genuineness—not filtered, cleaned up, through press releases or, years later, in books.
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Well, the notion that a candidate or a political figure would put out press releases or generate information on their own is nothing new.
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During the final weeks of the year, as companies rushed out press releases crediting Trump for their year-end bonuses, they emphasized the bonuses.
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A. Mitchell Palmer, with one eye on justifying these mass arrests and the other on his Presidential campaign, issued a series of press releases.
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"At some point the city has to rethink how it executes the criminal justice reform policies they send press releases about," Mr. Lancman said.
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At least four of the 12 known vaping-linked deaths involved THC cartridges, his group notes, citing media reports and health agency press releases.
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University press shops are less likely to put out press releases on meta-reviews than they are on a striking and dramatic single study.
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He is calling himself governor-elect in press releases and has already set up a website to collect resumes for leadership positions in his administration.
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Little is known yet about the fifth installment in the series besides Ford's return (Shia LaBeouf is mysteriously absent from any press releases thus far).
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EPA employees have been banned from communicating with the media and have been instructed not to send press releases or post anything on social media.
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The language change for DOJ press releases is the latest in a series of policy changes by the Trump administration on these groups' wish lists.
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Press releases and team statements about the events of that day came out, highlighting themes like "solidarity" and "unity" rather than racial inequality and injustice.
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And journalists' inboxes have been filling up with press releases regarding talks and panels on the subject held by various organizations and countries' cultural attachés.
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But not many journalists look at the actual report; they often rely on press releases, which may misrepresent the nature and meaning of a difference.
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At this point, there's only one fact about Ataribox that matters, and it didn't come from either of the vague press releases issued so far.
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In fact, it was the self-promoting Arpaio's own words in news clips and press releases that prosecutors used against him to make their case.
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What's more, the study found that more accurate press releases don't receive less coverage, but the coverage they do receive tends to be more accurate.
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"The main message of our paper is that you can have more accurate press releases without reducing news uptake, and that's good news," says Chambers.
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Over the past year, they've made a series of portraits depicting members of the fictional Belamy family, amplifying their work through attention-grabbing press releases.
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And they don't sell "vapourware", says Jennifer Tejada, boss of PagerDuty, referring to programs, common during the internet bubble, which existed only in press releases.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee issued a flurry of press releases calling out Democrats in competitive races to declare whether they support the Democratic nominee.
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The emails — many of them prepared statements, briefings, and press releases rather than conversations — show how disturbingly slow officials were to take the crisis seriously.
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It is important to remember that the reality underlying most press releases falls somewhere in a truthiness continuum between padded resume and Soviet economic pronouncement.
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In a press releases issued on Sunday, the Butte County Sheriff's Office confirmed that the number of fatalities from the blaze had grown to 29.
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The government has no interest in records relating to the 1.3 million IP addresses that are mentioned in DreamHost's numerous press releases and Opposition brief.
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But peer beneath CAIR's carefully-crafted press releases and publicity stunts and it's clear that the group's reactionary Islamist roots are as strong as ever.
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This week, the White House began an eleventh-hour effort to build support for Haspel, issuing a swath of laudatory press releases and briefing reporters.
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For all the work and advocacy that's gone into the new-look Democratic legislation, the documents remain -- for now -- little more than glorified press releases.
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Recently, CNN obtained a copy of a Justice Department email to the U.S. Attorneys offices that updates instructions on describing alien status in press releases.
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For example, diplomatic missions in Seoul, South Korea, and Chennai, India, sent out press releases and videos showing the flag hanging outside their respective buildings.
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"Throughout the first half of 2015, many Central Command press releases, statements and congressional testimonies were significantly more positive than actual events," the report said.
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If you were just paying attention to press releases this week it'd be easy to believe that tech companies are winning the war on hate.
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Every girl who's ever been in an indie rock band is portrayed in the press and in press releases as a 'manic pixie dream girl.
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Press releases are now emailed, the intermediate technology of fax machines has been relegated to the past, and changing type font involves no manual labor.
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Twenty-two of the bartender's contacts were quarantined, 15 of whom have since tested positive for Covid-19, the provincial government confirmed in press releases.
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The optimistic take, in the minds — and press releases — of party leaders, is that its appeal is broadening and, hey, the more contestants the better.
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Within those folders, I create a folder for each notebook with my drafts, notes, and any additional resources like press releases all in one place.
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That fact was gleefully noted in press releases from the White House and the Republican National Committee, as well as a floor speech by McConnell.
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They also visited Ramallah and Jerusalem, making trips to the Western Wall in Old Jerusalem, during the trip, according to press releases from the campaign.
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We report — as if news — press releases from the government, corporations, special interests or nonprofits (that are often undisclosed fronts for political and business interests).
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Ring requests to look at press releases and any messaging prior to distribution to ensure our company and our products and services are accurately represented.
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Buffett added: "You will not find a lot of press releases about buybacks that say a word about valuation," but he clearly believes they should.
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Both Royal Caribbean and Norwegian will also donate at least $1 million each to the relief efforts in the islands, according to their press releases.
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Firms have also circulated articles and press releases about the contributions countries make to the American economy, and other materials that bolster their client's image.
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His tweets rack up thousands of likes and retweets, in part because he uses the platform to make actual arguments, not simply distribute press releases.
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Some of the emails were candid about being press releases sent for Lime, but one was much more oblique and targeted rival scooter company Bird.
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A former critic for the journal Texte zur Kunst, he regularly integrates writing and art, often engaging the press releases, as he has done here.
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And as the department has continued to tweet about its open missing persons cases, people have begun to notice the press releases circulating on social media.
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According to the Journal, prosecutors are also preparing charges against Ieremenko and accomplices for alleged involvement in a 2010-2015 scheme to steal corporate press releases.
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Of course, the Internet's been going off in the comments, but this is hardly the first typo in White House press releases under the Trump administration.
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New York, Australia, and England are all hours ahead in business, as usual, and press releases have to be sent, pitches followed up on, clients managed.
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As for official sources, coalition members put out press releases that vary from reasonable—the British and Canadians have been particularly good—to unbelievably, shockingly bad.
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But we have no idea whether patients got a good deal — financial terms were not disclosed, and both companies declined to comment beyond their press releases.
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The bottom line: UnitedHealthcare and Envision trotted out kumbaya phrases in their press releases, but both companies have accused each other of some pretty unsavory things.
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That's just one way in which Astra differs from other space startups, which typically issue press releases and coordinate media events around each and every launch.
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Everything from discounts to leaked retail metrics to the timing of press releases can create an imprecise, but valuable picture of how well sales are going.
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In their press releases, all of the carriers point out that RCS offers them business opportunities — that's something that we've been hearing about for a while.
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"The evidence shows that these specks" — as Hanford officials have referred to them in press releases — "are more dangerous than I had thought possible," Kaltofen said.
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When asked for comment regarding their efforts in Parkour, a FIG spokesman sent VICE Sports links to previously published press releases and otherwise declined to comment.
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A lot of people focus on numbers and push them around in press releases, government documents, research reports, trade agreements, news stories and on and on.
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Federal climate data remains online, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration continues to put out press releases highlighting trends in global warming and extreme weather.
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Between the lines: Facebook has put out handfuls of press releases regarding fake news, displaying a more concentrated approach of how they are tackling the issue.
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Image: Antone MartinhoThere's a formula to how you experience science: First, splashy press releases come out about a study, like ducklings being capable of abstract thought.
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Nedev was accused of filing bogus tender offers through the SEC's public Edgar database and issuing fake press releases, and then trading on positions he took.
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This is just a header for an undifferentiated list of news clips, press releases, fact sheets, and transcripts of speeches that are related to the category.
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Instead of announcing the change to their brick-and-mortar policies via social media, press releases, or otherwise, Topshop simply rolled out the updates without notice.
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"I would also include a monthly budget for updates, so any new legislation, press releases, or communications would be translated on an ongoing basis," said Grotenstein.
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The big difference between those campaigns and Ford's, of course, is that those brands sent out press releases and disclosed their involvement to the Unicode Consortium.
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That sigh is coming from hundreds of programmers stepping up their new interfaces and that ripping noise is myriad press releases getting torn up and rewritten.
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Unfortunately, like most things Apple, the company seems to be set in their ways, and will always say something like "iPhone devices" in their press releases.
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The fact is, while promises of free college and total loan forgiveness make for flashy press releases, they aren't serious solutions for most people's daily lives.
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The House Science Committee did not publicize the trip on its website or social media accounts, and did not issue any press releases or public schedules.
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As a (reluctant) tech reporter, I get a lot of press releases for products that only work if you assume the body functions like a device.
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In addition to leaked images from nearly every angle, the company has already issued several official press releases ahead of today's big unveil in New York.
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Early drafts of Dr Soon-Shiong's press releases sent out in the second week of January show that he had intended this coalition to be broader.
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Joining them are press releases from the official Food Safety Service of the Republic of Armenia, the government agency tasked with hunting down illicit Azerbaijani apples.
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Wendy Gustofson, formerly the marketing director for RNS, told me that Gallagher gave three press releases away to Catholic organizations in July, September, and October 2017.
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Obama's transition team issued press releases about his calls with foreign leaders beginning just days after the 2008 election, albeit with scant descriptions of the conversations.
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"This language correctly reflects a decision made by the Task Force in 2009 and was consistent with the press releases issued for previous detainees," Carter wrote.
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Harvard was not aware of any gifts since a $6.5 million donation in 2003, despite foundation press releases referencing $85033 million in donations, according to NBC.
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And the company press releases often contain boilerplate language extolling the virtues of the company instead of focusing on the public health consequences of the recall.
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While there's nothing inherently wrong with that, it also violates everything the association says it stands for, both in press releases and in federal antitrust court.
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FAIR and NumbersUSA responded to inquiries from VICE News by sending their press releases about the White House immigration proposal, which they believe isn't harsh enough.
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Previous news reports and other publicly available information, including the Justice Department's own press releases, have made the deals these "flippers" made the government public information.
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There is almost no clear state-wise data on the number of COVID-19 cases in India, only aggregated press releases sent out twice a day.
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It's worth noting that in press releases and conversations about the new QLEDs, Samsung officials made no mention of 4K, 8K or even HDR HDTV technologies.
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WWF issued multiple press releases about the rhino deaths and touted the report's key findings about how WWF could help prevent similar mistakes in the future.
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A Georgia trader has pleaded guilty to making illegal trades based off of stolen, unpublished press releases obtained from hackers who broke into three business newswires.
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Legistorm updates its list daily with software that scrapes from congressional schedules, Facebook pages, press releases, and Twitter accounts of members of congress and their staff.
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Many dispensaries around the US and Canada have moved to online only as well, according to press releases and social-media messages sent to Business Insider.
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They join almost two dozen other states that plan to continue taking in refugees, according to Axios' compilation of news reports, press releases and public statements.
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Maybe Maggioni is right; the strongest force for gender-neutral fashion isn't the hyped and carefully orchestrated stories that department stores tell us in press releases.
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"So many companies today get by just fine with a web site—no printed pamphlets, no samples to ship, not even printed press releases," he told me.
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The bank and art fair were "continuing a shared commitment and understanding of the unique role contemporary art plays in today's globalized culture," according to press releases.
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If you believe the hype and press releases, the Valley is like Lake Wobegon on steroids; all the engineers are not just above average, they're 300% better!
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PredictLeads, for its part, collects data from websites, press releases, news articles, blogs and career sites, then uses supervised machine learning to extract and structure the data.
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The internal memo specifies that no press releases will go out to external audiences, there will be "no blog messages" and media requests will be carefully screened.
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If we can't evaluate the claims of press releases, how can we evaluate the merits of studies (which aren't immune to shoddy methods and overhyped findings themselves)?
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It too finds evidence that when university press releases are made clearer, more accurate, and free of hype, science news reported by journalists gets better as well.
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CenturyLink and Level 3 Third Quarter 2016 Earnings Results In separate press releases issued today, CenturyLink and Level 3 announced earnings results for the third quarter 2016.
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The bodies of about 37 fetuses or infants were found in three unrefrigerated boxes, while 26 were found in a freezer, the DPD said in press releases.
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As an executive at Amazon who built the Alexa Smart Home group, Charlie Kindel became very familiar with the company's use of so-called future press releases.
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SEC enforcement division press releases note, for instance, how much investors were harmed by an alleged wrongdoing or how much the individual settlement will deter future wrongdoing.
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"The Commonwealth has sent out a lot of press releases to that effect but what he has done is exercise his Fifth Amendment right," his lawyer says.
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But he said he's reading between the lines of press releases, which often tout tests in very controlled environments that do not totally reflect the real world.
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While the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain general secretary, Jason Moyer-Lee, tweeted that "exploited workers are sick of press releases, rhetoric and self-congratulatory announcements".
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The Congressional Leadership Fund, a super PAC aligned with House GOP leadership, sent press releases following the California primaries targeting Porter's and Hill's stances on single-payer.
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And I think that's sort of how it's transitioned to now, there are still press releases, but they are controlled by the celebrity on their Instagram feeds.
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For further details of these entities, as well as for regulatory information, please see the individual press releases for each bank published today and available at 'www.fitchratings.
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There's a whole sex trafficking office in the Cook County Sheriff's Department, and they put out these press releases all the time, and they shut down Craigslist.
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In December, the department began issuing press releases for every single "critical missing" person—defined as anyone under 15, over 65, or otherwise deemed to be vulnerable.
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But there's also a machine learning and natural language processing-powered document search tool that can sort through SEC documents, earnings call transcripts, press releases and more.
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Ashby's never been one for selling himself; he dropped Too Bright in November, sans press releases, interviews, or any other fanfare, but the work speaks for itself.
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The ability to gather embargoed press releases from journals, universities, and others was "like a phase change," longtime science journalist Charles Petit told Wired earlier this year.
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The column's success was due in part to Smith's own celebrity status, giving her an insider's access rather than relying largely on tipsters, press releases and publicists.
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The value of widely reported news stories is exactly why Cussler uses his alleged shipwreck discoveries in his press releases and on the covers of his novels.
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To get ready for Monday, each attorney is taking up a different project, such as drafting press releases, preparing talking points and writing a letter to Gov.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) claimed they were told to stop issuing press releases and social media posts, a claim White House press secretary Sean Spicer denied.
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It pairs glamorous pictures of the president-elect's daughter, drawn from her own account or press releases, with captions sent by other users that express personal anxieties.
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And if you can believe the press releases, this herd will be followed next year in the United States by luxury electric offerings from lesser-known companies.
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He says phrases and words out loud, things like "couple that with" and "via," that seem like they have only existed in press releases from pharmaceutical companies.
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Indeed, a search of the VA website shows press releases on contracts as small as $568,000, awarded to an Oklahoma firm in 2000 to design a military cemetery.
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The Rubin personas issue press releases, conduct interviews published on websites, offer grants and scholarships to high school and college students, and maintain profiles on major social networks.
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Apple and the Stanford University School of Medicine each issued press releases today citing the results of the Apple Heart Study that they jointly announced in November 33.
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To stave off public outcry over privacy violations, you'll have to launch PR initiatives that range from press releases to astroturfing campaigns to product placement and music festivals.
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Associate level candidates should also have at least two of the following: • Experience drafting written materials for external audiences, ideally in the format of press releases, statements, advisories.
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And he taught Greenpeace, fiercely applying his red pen to press releases and, when necessary, demanding sharp thinking as loudly as he liked to play his blues guitar.
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ET. The page was first spotted by MacRumors, which noted the company typically issues press releases right around the time the store is set to come back online.
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Websites existed as static objects, power was still centralized, and there were still gatekeepers—those who had access to albums and press releases ahead of the general public.
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According to The Miami News Times, the university, which is currently on spring break, sent out press releases just five days ago announcing the 174-foot bridge opening.
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There are about 2.7 billion inboxes globally today, so while this big number looks good in press releases, it merely means that ValiMail does use a standard protocol.
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Traders who were active on US stock exchanges drew up shopping lists of company press releases and told the hackers when to expect them to hit the newswires.
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Trump arrives in Beijing next Wednesday, and the administration has been on the hunt for announcements that would make for photo ops or press releases during his visit.
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Robby Chang took over as CFO in February 2018, and McGonegal continued at Riot until April, when he became a consultant, according to SEC filings and press releases.
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A review of publicly available court records and press releases distributed by Ratcliffe's office during his tenure as U.S. Attorney turned up no other incidents of potential terrorism.
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According to press releases obtained by PEOPLE, a second suspect, Sosa Mandiez Croft, 18, was arrested Wednesday at his home after police found him hiding under his bed.
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She argues that CERN's press releases overstate how much new science we'll learn from the new collider, knowing that the public doesn't know enough to evaluate these claims.
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I think I speak for the whole The Verge staff when I say that we do not want any more press releases from anyone, ever, for any reason.
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Tweets are essentially the modern-day equivalent of unsigned, typewritten letters; they should not be given the same weight as statements and press releases from the White House.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe got a title change, after he was referred to as President Abe of Japan in yet another of the White House press releases.
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In the past, those jobs have included responsibility for drafting talking points, writing fact sheets, issuing press releases and planning events to roll out the President's policy priorities.
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The Dark Overlord has shown it has a relatively sophisticated understanding of the media, at least compared to other hackers, by providing journalists documents and issuing press releases.
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Other recent Telegram posts include direct links to Wikileaks' press releases on the alleged CIA documents, and descriptions of what versions of Android specific exploits are effective against.
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I know I am not alone in thinking that most press releases sound like they were written by a student who took an online course from Benjamin Buchloh.
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"There has been a number of press releases, unfortunately not yet papers, but even the local experiments are things that should be taken seriously," Savarino told Business Insider.
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Indeed, carefully crafted statements and press releases aren't sufficient anymore to secure votes as the public is now looking for heartfelt Twitter apologies and thorough cable news interviews.
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The hackers provided Momotok and other traders with credentials and instructions on how to access and use overseas servers where the stolen press releases were store and shared.
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"Mark" is presumably Mark Zuckerberg, though it's nice to know that people at Facebook aren't too formal and like to use first names when issuing official press releases.
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Just a mission statement White House budget proposals are rarely worth the paper they're printed on, serving more as mission statements or press releases than serious fiscal documents.
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I got a burst of supportive press releases from establishment green groups — like the Center for American Progress and League of Conservation Voters — as the bill was unveiled.
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I was experiencing what I had only previously read about in press releases: a luxury hotel striving to introduce its guests to a stylized version of the local culture.
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"Press releases always talk about quantum space race in number of qubits," said John Martinis, University of California, Santa Barbara physicist working with Google on their Quantum Supremacy project.
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Nevertheless, any First Lady Moment is typically a big press moment, and PR agencies will immediately blast out press releases about her outfit to fashion media following an event.
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For others, including its earnings, the bank sends a link to its own site out at a scheduled time via Twitter, instead of outsourcing internal data for press releases.
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Among them was Rodriguez, who was now well-versed in giving interviews to journalists — even becoming a member of the caravan's media relations committee, helping to draft press releases.
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Hear from communications veteran Brooke Hammerling, founder of Brew PR and The New New Thing, about how to build a narrative that isn't driven by press releases and announcements.
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No other specs for the V30 have been revealed, but we're pretty sure LG will have a few more press releases like this one ahead of the actual launch.
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He holds photo ops with dictators rather than engage with the substance of diplomacy, skips vetting for even his most senior staff, and substitutes inflammatory tweets for press releases.
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All day, as I bike to the office and back, attend restaurant previews, and hit the bar with coworkers, I'm fielding press releases and responding to tips from readers.
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Movie loglines — those one-sentence descriptors that Hollywood studios put in press releases and on imdb — are typically bloated, overstuffed with adjectives, clichéd ... and not always what they seem.
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Boeing started to stress in its press releases how many American jobs it was creating; it asked the president to unveil the first 6-10 jet produced in February.
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"We want to ask Facebook, what have you actually done, besides appearing before Congress, or issuing press releases, or updating your policies," Noah Hagey, Rainsy's lawyer, told VICE News.
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Newswires like Business Wire are clearinghouses for corporate information, holding press releases, regulatory announcements, and other market-moving information under strict embargo before sending it out to the world.
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The Donald Trump White House has a decidedly mixed record when it comes to the accuracy of its press releases, but lifting an entire paragraph from someone else's statement?
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Cooper and his team largely dismissed McCrory's claims of fraud and have been referring to the Democrat as governor-elect in press releases for much of the last month.
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This week's announcements of new versions of the iPad Mini, the iPad Air, the iMac and Apple's AirPods were made quietly, through press releases posted early in the morning.
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During Thursday's summit, Trump also crowed about how engagement on his tweets explodes "like a rocket" after he posts them — as opposed to more traditional White House press releases.
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A Ukrainian hacker has pleaded guilty to participating in a scheme to hack into three business newswires, steal unpublished press releases and use the information to make illegal trades.
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The scheme — which resulted in the theft of more than 150,000 press releases from publicly traded companies — netted approximately $30 million in illegal profits, the Justice Department said Tuesday.
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A Ukrainian hacker has pleaded guilty to participating in a scheme to hack into three business newswires, steal unpublished press releases and use the information to make illegal trades.
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Any of these actions would speak far more eloquently to Trump and his new best friend Putin than any number of outraged press releases or tweets by GOP leaders.
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The USDA declined to issue press releases or announcements on more than 45 peer-reviewed studies that were cleared through the nonpartisan Agricultural Research Service, Politico reported on Sunday.
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Among the clues studied avidly south of the border is the output of North Korean news agencies: multitudinous, mostly vacuous and usually the verbose ramblings of official press releases.
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According to a government complaint against him, Peterson "defrauded investors by issuing false filings and press releases touting its purportedly lucrative — but wholly fictitious — business deals," Yahoo News reported.
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In August, federal authorities brought civil or criminal charges against 85033 people and companies that allegedly conspired to steal unpublished financial press releases and shuttle that information to traders.
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For further details on these entities, as well as for regulatory information, please see the individual press releases for each bank published today, available on Fitch's website at 'www.fitchratings.
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So far in this election, the public is primarily relying on media reports and press releases from the Clinton and Trump campaigns regarding the status of the transition projects.
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Most of his public comments appear in canned press releases, like when his massive firm, Apollo Global Management agreed to acquire Shutterfly, the US digital imaging company in June.
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Spokespersons for Ralph Lauren and Alexander McQueen, while acknowledging on background that the Trumps had worn their clothes, did not issue the usual press releases boasting about the relationship.
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Many dispensaries around the US and Canada have moved to online-only operations as well, per press releases and social media messages sent to Business Insider throughout the week.
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I know that's asking a lot, but just consider the inability to send out press releases taking credit for supporting an arts center -- Congress's personal sacrifice for the cause.
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We certainly saw an awful lot of chaos last weekend at airports, and putting out press releases with this kind of error certainly suggest a large degree of sloppiness.
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Democrats jumping on the case: Democrats immediately seized on the decision with a flurry of press releases to highlight the stakes for the election, while Republicans were mostly silent.
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She admits that managing a large team and dealing with the nitty gritty of comms (writing up press releases, pitching speakers for tech conferences, etc.) aren't her strong suits.
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She's a quick writer and tackles about six or seven orders per day, ranging from press releases to blog posts, but website content creation is her real money-maker.
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Press releases were sent to journalists filled with big numbers: The race used 35,000 traffic cones, 40,000 feet of snow fence, 30,000 feet of rope, and 15,000 plastic ties.
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A review of press releases published on the Trump Organization website shows that 15 of 25 new acquisitions or joint ventures announced over the past five years were overseas.
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Overall, company documents referencing "tech" and "technology" peaked around August 2018, according to Sentieo data pulled from US and international public companies' earnings calls, financial transcripts, and press releases.
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Much less rare: Press releases from HR firm Challenger Gray, announcing that an event many people in the U.S. are interested in will cost U.S. employers lots of money.
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Call it a tale of two press releases, which then resulted in a what-the-f*#k reaction from investors, with Yahoo shares down more than 5 percent today.
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I was thrown in as anybody is and sort of given a stack of press releases to distribute and contacts to just send it to without having the knowledge.
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Authorities said traders would give hackers "shopping lists" of press releases they wanted to see in advance, and then made trades based on them in such companies as Caterpillar Inc , Home Depot Co and Panera Bread Co. Prosecutors said Dubovoy admitted to buying stolen press releases that he knew contained non-public earnings data for publicly traded companies, and that he made trades based on their contents after sending them to another trader to review.
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Authorities said traders would give hackers "shopping lists" of press releases they wanted to see in advance, and then made trades based on them in such companies as Caterpillar Inc, Home Depot Co and Panera Bread Co. Prosecutors said Dubovoy admitted to buying stolen press releases that he knew contained non-public earnings data for publicly traded companies, and that he made trades based on their contents after sending them to another trader to review.
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MLS has proven to be an outlier of the leagues in terms of LGBT rights, and directly mentioned that Pulse was a "gay nightclub" in one of their press releases.
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With this in mind, we have been troubled by the constant emphasis, in press releases and public speeches, on our gender and nationalities, rather than the content of our work.
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Protesting by screaming in the streets , threatening reporters outside the Supreme Court, sending out press releases railing against "xx" for the Supreme Court before we even know who "xx" is.
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IFA is a huge event, so instead of trying to wade through the thousands of announcements and press releases, we organized all the coolest shit from IFA into one spot.
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Stephanie Avakian, co-head of the SEC's Division of Enforcement, said the same criminals also stole advance press releases sent to three newswire services, though she didn't name the newswires.
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But after the outpouring of press releases and announcements this week, the thing that we'll keep coming back to from this event is most likely going to be LG's V30.
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Supporting documents included press releases about Thiel's participation in an Auckland ideas conference, media interviews with the investor mentioning his love for the country, and articles about his local investments.
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Beneficiaries of Epstein's scientific largesse included Harvard and MIT, according to press releases and records including filings by Epstein's charitable foundations to the Internal Revenue Service, reviewed by BuzzFeed News.
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Trump's campaign has seized on the disclosure with the candidate declaring, "I love Wikileaks" last week on the stump, while his headquarters churns out press releases on the latest discoveries.
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Not only will such a strategy give networks a feel-good moment; they'll also be rewarded with critical acclaim and more statues to add to their post-Emmys press releases.
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In an email obtained by site, EPA employees were instructed not to blog, post on social media, issue press releases or update agency websites "until further direction" by Trump officials.
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Korchevsky's defense argued, and US prosecutors have admitted to the court, that they found no press releases on Korchevsky's computers or evidence that he was in contact with the hackers.
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It's almost as if the White House was able to press "publish" on half a dozen press releases simultaneously, all while keeping the government sources completely anonymous for some reason.
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Humane Society International (HSI) and Duo Duo Animal Welfare Project have each issued press releases indicating that dog meat sales will be banned at the 2017 incarnation of the festival.
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According to the Journal, Michael Wessel, a member of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, sounded the alarm after Huawei issued press releases and tweets celebrating the partnership.
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Named the Dust Detector Experiment, or DDE, it was perhaps the least impressive component of the Apollo 11 science package; NASA didn't even bother to mention it in press releases.
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Following Merkley's comments, the Senate Leadership Fund, a major GOP super PAC, sent a deluge of press releases Monday afternoon that questioned whether red-state Democrats would join the blockade.
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Instead our domestic procurement policies encourage Amtrak to buy trains that cost double what European railroads would pay, but then politicians send out press releases celebrating the local job creation.
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First And Goal Twitter loudly touted its 2016 NFL deal in press releases and earnings calls last year, so losing it to Amazon the following year wasn't a great look.
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Time after time, Republicans weren't shy in chiding the president in recent weeks for going after the nation's chief law enforcement officer, with some even issuing press releases defending Sessions.
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Forms filed say the firm will "plan and execute an event" on behalf of the client, including media outreach, press releases, handling RSVPs and setting up interviews with government officials.
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Quorum analyzed 21625,2900 press releases, floor statements, constituent newsletters and social media posts from campaign and official accounts as of late Monday afternoon for discussion of sexual assault and harassment.
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Press releases after BlueMountain's sale had noted that Siderow would be a president of BlueMountain, while Feldstein would become the chief investment officer of Assured Guaranty's new asset-management unit.
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"Don't be fooled by unrealistic predictions of returns and claims made through press releases, spam email, telemarketing calls or posted online or in social media threads, " the Finra alert said.
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In an ocean of autonomous underwater robots that are often more hype than function, GRACE stands out as one of the few systems driven by proven prototypes over press releases.
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Sure, Democrats in Congress are objecting to the GOP proposal via press releases and on Twitter, but Kimmel has been clearly more effective at attracting media coverage on this issue.
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Discussions with Chinese officials preceded new cybersecurity measures in Vietnam, Uganda and Tanzania over the last year, Freedom House said after reviewing Chinese state media articles and government press releases.
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To help Delaney correspond with Weinstein's family about the efforts to rescue Weinstein, the FBI proposed sending Delaney press releases containing unclassified, non-sensitive information to share with Weinstein's family.
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The list of no-go topics at the EPA, which appears to have the blunt of the blow thus far: Social media Blogging Press releases to media Speaking engagements Listservs
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It was not clear how many total times Amazon paid fines or admitted responsibility, since the FAA does not issue press releases for fines below $50,000, an FAA spokesman said.
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With rollout calendars to stick to, many of them went ahead and sent out press releases, big batches of photographs and slick video shots via email, as they usually do.
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County officials in California and Washington state have also issued press releases confirming recent deaths related to coronavirus and new cases, (Los Angeles County here , Seattle and King County here) .
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I will say that they have tens of thousands of moderators who are moderating stuff every day, and they're not putting out press releases every time they take something down.
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Amarasingam says these incidents aren't the first times IS has been targeted with fake products, noting that fake press releases and issues of Dabiq have been released in the past.
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If these recommendations are supplemented with detailed press releases if violations occur, so much the better, as the information can inform businesses about the full scope of Iran's deceptive practices.
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Other big banks, including Wells Fargo & Co, Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Morgan Stanley, also cleared the Fed's bar, and most issued press releases detailing big increases in shareholder payouts.
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On top of that, however, as Brazile reports, the Clinton campaign signed a memorandum of understanding giving it, in return for fundraising, review authority over DNC hiring and press releases.
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Once accepted, the sites reprint press releases or content provided by a partner, with an aim at attracting traffic via Google News, Google Alerts, social shares, and search engine optimization.
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It has forced candidates to try to bounce press releases off a fast-evolving story to win attention for their campaigns, presenting both opportunities and challenges for second-tier candidates.
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For nearly three years, Parnas beckoned investors to buy shares in the company through press releases and other promotions that a federal court receiver would later deem to be fraudulent.
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There is no uniform SEC disclosure standard for most ESG issues, so there is no clear way to hold companies accountable beyond press releases and hard to parse ESG reports.
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Leonid Momotok, of Suwanee, Ga., traded on stolen press releases containing nonpublic information from companies such as Caterpillar, Hewlett-Packard, Home Depot and Panera Bread, according to the Justice Department.
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The SEC has charged 85033 people in a high-profile scheme to hack into three business news wires, steal unpublished press releases and use the information to make illegal trades.
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The scheme — which resulted in the theft of more than 150,000 press releases from publicly traded companies — netted approximately $30 million in illegal profits, the Justice Department said last month.
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The NYAG, as an entity, has issued scores of press releases trumpeting its fight against the President as evidence of its reason d'etre (sic) and its success as an agency.
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If the president supports your stance, your organization can leverage any mention of your cause or policy solution in email solicitations, calls to action, or press releases following the speech.
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The George W. Bush administration systematically changed scientists' press releases, misrepresented scientific findings to Congress, neglected or deleted information on government websites, and dismantled the Environmental Protection Agency's library system.
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Among other things, it requires companies to disclose material information through prescribed channels (for example, press releases on newswires and official company blogs) that provide a fair outlet to market participants.
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It's impossible to tell from Netflix's press releases (which talk about how it's adapted from a popular novel) or from the trailer above (well, unless you speak Japanese, which I don't).
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Once upon a time, it would have been political suicide for a mainstream politician to use the kind of rhetoric seen in Tanton's early writings and even contemporary FAIR press releases.
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The hackers would then upload the stolen press releases to foreign servers for the traders to access in exchange for 40 percent of their profits, paid to various offshore bank accounts.
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In October 2015, two months after Ieremenko was indicted by the US for the press releases, they set up Benjamin Capital Group, a UK-registered investment bank in Ukraine's capital city.
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MEADOWS: You know why he doesn&apost come on is they would rather do private press releases to spin the narrative at midnight and try to act like they are complying.
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The traders then made trades based on the press releases' contents in such companies as Caterpillar Inc, Home Depot Co, Las Vegas Sands Corp and Panera Bread Co, authorities have said.
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CBP has not yet confirmed that Perceptics is the company it was referring to in its press releases earlier this week, and has declined to answer questions about the company affected.
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There's a major war going on across the Hashemite Kingdom's northern and eastern border, and much about Jordan's military role in that war won't likely be the subject of press releases.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee has emailed a flurry of press releases over the last week knocking his record and highlighting the absence of the former governor on the campaign trail.
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It was one of many gloomy press releases from green groups that filled my inbox in the run-up to President Donald Trump's State of the Union speech on Tuesday night.
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A glance at the EEOC's latest press releases suggests that, ten years after I last dove in deep, it's still going on at just about every kind of job there is.
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The Commerce Department notes in its press releases that it has launched 48 percent more anti-subsidy and anti-dumping investigations under the Trump administration this year compared with last year.
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In the world of online dating, the single busiest day each year is the Sunday after New Year's Day, at least according to press releases issued by dating sites like Match.com.
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President Trump spoke on the phone Monday with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni about the upcoming Group of 20 summit, according to White House press releases.
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" Talking points from the internal email and agency press releases say airports are "exercising our contingency plans to ensure and maintain effective security due to call outs and anticipated high volume.
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I got umpteen-dozen press releases, all of them about how new tech products and new tech people and new tech services will make you a better, happier, more successful person.
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However, several teams made a point in their press releases to say they procured their tests privately and did not drain public resources from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Very often reporting of studies — and press releases — are devoid of context and the reader doesn't have any good way to know which of the two he or she is getting.
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It's a reality echoed by Neil Yager, the chief scientist and co-founder of Phrasee, an AI platform that formulates ideal, scientifically precise email headlines for press releases and marketing campaigns.
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However, several teams made a point in their press releases to say they procured their tests privately and did not drain public resources from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Foundation officials insisted they never intended to hide APCO's in-kind generosity, citing tweets and press releases and program acknowledgments that both organizations made between 2008 and 2016 about their collaborations.
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The retailer declared a quarterly dividend 12.5 cents a share, the same amount it has declared since May of 2013, according to a review of press releases on the company's website.
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If all its field manuals and press releases call for greater lethality, it should expect some blowback among those in Silicon Valley who prefer to limit war and reduce civilian harm.
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When he was told it would be a while, he said he'd wait and asked if the staff could print out Johnson's press releases so he could study them in the meantime.
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Worse, it's made it clear that even after years of press releases, corporate slogans, and lobbying, the major tech companies don't know how to talk about their power without making people uneasy.
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Long story short: Their results here are correlational, not causational, as they ended up lumping together the experimentally manipulated press releases and the ones that were already good in the same analysis.
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Why it matters: Public stances, from campaign ads to press releases — especially on activist issues — have effects on the public perception of a company, its future sales and even the stock market.
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Fetuses also cannot feel pain until the onset of viability, generally placed at around 24 weeks, according to ACOG (which has taken to titling its press releases about abortion "Facts Are Important").
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For further details on these banks, the rating actions, rating drivers and sensitivities, as well as regulatory information, please see the individual press releases for each institution published and available at 'www.fitchratings.
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But as the hours wore on and rumors intensified of just how fierce and bloody the fight for El Adde was, the press releases stopped and the KDF's media wing went silent.
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As for now, "it's business as usual and information that routinely clears through the office of communications will continue to do so," like public facing press releases and fact sheets, he said.
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While living in Ukraine in November 2010, according to court documents, Pavel Dubovoy sent Arkadiy's partner in the construction business an email containing instructions on how to access the stolen press releases.
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My friend who is a ghostwriter said he couldn't talk about some of his clients, but that he was allowed to say that he writes press releases and speeches for Burger King.
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"The average investor looking at their financial statements or their press releases, would have no idea what this is or how it flows through to their profit and loss statement," he said.
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The links are often embedded mid-sentence in course descriptions and press releases, and four days after eTraffic published its findings, many of the links are still present on the affected sites.
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Franks as well as Erwin Chemerinski — another law professor who Speier has quoted in press releases supporting the bill — have explained why there is absolutely no public interest in publishing nonconsensual porn.
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The Problem Solvers Caucus, which has not been as active or visible in recent years, has been pumping out press releases and pushing for changes to ObamaCare to help stabilize insurance markets.
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Instead, intel about its highly anticipated Black Friday deals generally comes in the form of press releases and "sneak peaks" the online giant decides to share in the leadup to Black Friday.
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"Papa John's results proved to be as eventful as expected with a sizable comp downturn, dueling press releases and ongoing boardroom drama," BTIG analyst Peter Saleh said in a note on Wednesday.
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According to Ars Technica, new Mac hardware has not been mentioned onstage at an Apple event since March 2015 (although there have been small updates, unveiled in press releases and online announcements).
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According to her, those include harming scientific research, putting doctors and even medical students in danger by naming them in press releases about the investigation, abusing congressional subpoena power, and suppressing facts.
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There's a lot of press releases and hand-wringing but you don't really hear a big coherent case for here's what the future of regulation on these issues ... Right, No. I agree.
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There were three individuals pictured in a folder called "Dead men" and seven in a folder called "Murders," all of whom could be identified through news reports, press releases and booking photographs.
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"Historically, these have been very quiet affairs, 15, 20 people, sitting together, conducting sales," he said, noting that press releases instead had the agency expecting hundreds of people at that particular sale.
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First, the three companies, Cherubim Interests (CHIT), PDX Partners (PDXP, formerly "My Social Income") and Victura Construction (VICT), all list the same chief executive officer in January press releases: Patrick J. Johnson.
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According to preliminary results, more than 98 percent of CVS shareholders' ballots and 97 percent of Aetna shareholders' ballots were in favor of the deal, the companies said in separate press releases.
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All of this is more relevant now than ever before, because most news operations are 24-hour rolling cycles, where press releases, particularly those from official-sounding bodies, may be posted unchecked.
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If city leaders drift around, changing out some street lights, opening a bike lane, creating a new transit app, they will end up producing lots of press releases but insufficient emission reductions.
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Well, I almost never agree with anything anyone in the current administration says, but I read their press releases and interviews and late-night tweets regularly, because I need to stay informed.
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It found, among other things, that computers - already used to write brief news reports from press releases - can be trained to read and write longer blocks of text more easily than previously thought.
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A spokesperson for the Department of Veterans Affairs told "American Greed" that while the agency does not put out its own list of awarded contracts, it does issue press releases on large awards.
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Obviously, a search for VA press releases on Wannakuwatte's International Manufacturing Group — which any prospective investor could have done — turns up no results, let alone the $100 million-plus in contracts he claimed.
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But that's not what's happening, and the people angriest about it seem to be glossing over this point Do you think zero Democrats will tweet, speak, or issue press releases after the SOTU?
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No one ever wants to read press releases, not even journalists, and especially not when the documents are dense corporate financial updates trying to make things sound rosy to investors no matter what.
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First we would give precedence to news that only I had – we called them "exclusives" but they were basically press releases we received early – and wend our way to news others had – reblogging.
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It often gets lost in the flurry surrounding the press releases announcing a positive test, but behind every one is an athlete who has put his or her entire soul into a sport.
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His campaign regularly sends out press releases designed to convince whoever is reading that Donnelly is a base-bucking Democrat with wide support from Republicans because he's willing to split with his party.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox Using data from the Gun Violence Archive, police reports, and local press releases, we pieced together every reported shooting in America between 11:30 am Wednesday and 1 pm Thursday.
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On its website and in press releases, "Democracy Spring" said "hundreds" have been arrested so far, and reports that 3,500 people from 33 different states have pledged to join the protests this week.
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Manage all communications with the media including: (1) speaking with reporters; (2) preparing Commissioners for interviews; (3) drafting press releases; and (2023) collaborating with Commission staff on editorials and speeches for Commissioners.3.
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Happy Valentine's Day Cultivated readers, We've been very aware that V-Day was around the corner for a while now because of all the themed press releases that have been sent our way.
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From US Special Agent Parisella's visit onward, Turchynov continued to hack press releases, but now at the behest of elements within Ukraine's intelligence services, Ukraine's Cyber Police Chief Serhii Demedyuk told The Verge.
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The combined total of profits made public by the SEC stands at over $22015 million, but that represents only a fraction of the money authorities believe was made off the stolen press releases.
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To be clear, our research consisted of reviewing press releases published by the EEOC as well as searching through other public records on Google, and was not part of an in-depth investigation.
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After all, most Super Bowl advertisers have learned how to stretch out the lifespan of every Super Bowl ad, with press releases announcing each new ad, sometimes weeks before the actual game airs.
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In addition to arranging songs, playing multiple instruments, and singing, she personally prepared press releases, booked tours six months in advance, and managed the schedules of multiple bandmates to keep the machine moving.
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Even when such conceptual work appears with a passel of explanatory press releases, interviews, and artist statements, it nonetheless manages, as critique, to remain less committal—less risky—than actual, full-fledged critique.
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But no one involved with the deal will say that the promise of passivity is codified in anything beyond press releases, and the prospect of a strong financial return is anything but certain.
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"Having said that, the Russians have of course lots and lots of sensational press releases about [Russian President Vladimir] Putin's new toys, so a little bit of skepticism is in order," Karako added.
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What we saw instead last night was members of Congress opting to send weighty press releases stating their policy preferences instead of doing their jobs and voting on whether to authorize military actions.
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The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) sent out press releases on Wednesday linking Trump and the Supreme Court debate to Republicans in Arizona, Florida, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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Others issued press releases and dug up statistics to argue that Warren's plan would cause more harm than good by curtailing an industry they say has created millions of jobs and helped communities.
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Bionic Arm The "cool prosthetic" genre of video is one science news viewers have likely come across—university researchers love to issue them as press releases, which often get embedded in news stories.
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Screenshot: Ewing Police DepartmentThe emails show that Ewing P.D. used one of Ring's pre-written press releases when announcing its adoption of the company's Neighbors app, inserting a quote attributed to Chief Stemler.
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The department came up with sweeping action plans on climate change and climate science and highlighted its work on a number of different platforms, including press releases, blog posts and social media blasts.
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When a product is recalled, both the brand and the CPSC spread the news via press releases, social media, and the occasional personal notification if a company has access to a customer's information.
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To rebut that claim, Watson cited Trump campaign press releases touting a Muslim ban, along with television appearances by Trump's adviser Rudy Giuliani and White House policy adviser and campaign speechwriter Stephen Miller.
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Its urge to inspire manifests as soaring soundtracks to three-minute mission-promo videos, press releases with words like "humanity," and slick graphics of spacecraft that don't exist yet but could any day now.
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A cursory search turns up a smattering of press releases from the mid-00s along with a few IMDb entries, one of which is a credit on the Van Wilder: Rise of Taj soundtrack.
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Obvious blames journalists for this sort of coverage, but they also regret the language they used in early blog posts and press releases, saying they did so only to grab attention and provoke discussion.
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Goldberg's collection of press releases, flyers, and postcards reveal who, when, and how one is tagged with "queer" — almost as metadata that structures where content circulates IRL and in the invisible cloud of capitalism.
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And I don't succeed on that every day and I end up rewriting other people's stories and regurgitating press releases and all that stuff that we feel like we should spend less time doing.
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Eyewitness accounts from medics and the legal observers at Standing Rock suggest that the Sheriff's Department has also been spreading false information about the peaceful protesters through press releases and their official Facebook page.
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The rhetoric of wall texts and press releases that attempts to organize our responses is typical of museum and gallery framing of contemporary art, but in these instances it does the work a disservice.
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And although nearly 85033 percent of Americans say that personal insults are "never fair game," lawmakers continue to lob them at one another with increasing regularity in floor speeches, press releases and fiery tweets.
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Since taking office, Pruitt has kept notoriously tight control over his regional offices, requiring everything from press releases to enforcement letters to be approved by EPA headquarters in Washington, D.C., before being sent out.
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From planning shows and staging press releases to working at a Blue Bottle for "extra bread and free coffee," a stringent work ethic has always been key to the 26-year-old Miami native.
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Sahachaisere, who owned a public relations firm called Investsource Inc, was responsible for promoting the worthless stocks, while Kershner was responsible for drafting false press releases about non-existent businesses and deals, prosecutors said.
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Their role includes drafting and reviewing written materials — including press releases, bylined articles, white papers, RFPs and marketing collateral — creating print and online advertising, producing corporate videos, preparing speeches and presentations, and managing budgets.
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Press releases from the resort emphasize that it will not be fully 3D-printed, but the technology that is allowing sand and salt water to be used as a building material is still innovative.
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Even in the press releases, the government was too ashamed to admit the fact that everyone knew to be in them: Saudi Arabia funnels money to the extremist groups that threaten Europe with terrorism.
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This apparent defensive orientation stems from press releases about joint U.S.-ROK military exercises over the decades, which play up the defense of South Korea so as not to stoke Pyongyang's fears of invasion.
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" On Tuesday, the Trump Organization called Kramer Levin's claims "false, as the many press releases issued by Kramer Levin concerning their work for us (to say nothing of the invoices we have paid) attest.
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In recent months, the thousands of Jewish people who have left Ukraine for Israel have been touted in Israel press releases that celebrate the increased numbers of people leaving Europe for the Jewish homeland.
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The hanafuda maker is still playing its hand close to its chest, however, only unveiling a short, three-minute concept video of the Switch, plus a little bit of information in follow-up press releases.
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Not wanting to completely give up on writing, I chose to go into communications, where I could apply my love of the written word to churning out press releases and event blurbs for local newsletters.
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On Tuesday, a source at the EPA said that staff had been told by members of the Trump administration not to speak to reporters or publish any press releases or blog posts on social media.
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"Three years from now, when a new City Council is seated, the press releases issued this week cheering the Council's 'bold' action will be long-forgotten and the hard truth will settle in," REBNY said.
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Screenshot from a now-deleted press release by the Donald Trump campaign, saved by the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine (Internet Archive)Unfortunately, there's no easy way to search the old press releases at this point.
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It's become a cliche for car companies and AV startups to cite the 37,000-plus figure at public events or in their press releases as a way to tout their so-called life-saving technology.
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But official trips to the West were few and far between following Khashoggi's death, and the normally active Saudi Center for International Communications was sending fewer and fewer press releases about changes in the kingdom.
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The company issued similarly brief press releases ahead of the 3DS and Wii U's respective reveals, confirming the existence of the platforms but telling investors and the public to wait until E3 for extra information.
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Authorities said more than 150,000 press releases were stolen from Business Wire, Marketwired and PR Newswire from February 2010 to August 2015, and used to generated in excess of $100 million of illegal trading profit.
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The groups worked together to produce press releases focussing on what the international community can do to help provide young people in Syria with education, highlighting poverty as a significant cause of school dropout rates.
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The scheme involved hacking into three business newswires, stealing not-yet-published press releases by public companies that contained financial information and using that information to make trades generating roughly $85033 million in illegal profits.
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The organizations said in press releases that Essam Koshak in Mecca and Ahmed al-Mushaikhass in the eastern city of Dammam were summoned for questioning by police last week but have yet to be released.
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The messages showed him coaching prosecutors on the timing of raids and arrests, asking them to publish press releases to criticize Lula's defense and sending investigative tips while he was legally obliged to remain impartial.
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This idea was so exciting that The Highwire sent out a press release, which is currently being hosted on the Associated Press site for press releases, lending it a thin but shiny veneer of respectability.
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According to press releases from both companies, CSCEC won a $32 million contract from Damac earlier this year to build a six-lane road in the residential portion of the development, known as Akoya Oxygen.
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"If you look at their press releases, they're already starting to circulate lists of elected officials who are going to be in close races in midterms and as people in particular to target," he says.
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Foreign and military leaders still churn out sunny press releases about what tomorrow will bring, but they do so from behind the high walls that have become a dominant feature of the capital city, Kabul.
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There is a discrepancy between attendance numbers submitted to the SEC and those touted in press releases for every single WrestleMania dating back to at least 2008, with an average inflation of about 15,000 spectators.
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Chuck Grassley (R-IA), the hawkish chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, used to send out occasional press releases about individual immigrants with DACA getting charged with particularly serious crimes, like murder and child molestation.
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A series of both criminal and civil cases have been going on for months now to expose and potentially punish hackers and traders who used unpublished press releases to inform their trading and make big money.
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But, unlike most carmakers who just focus on luxury and performance in their press releases, Volvo included video of the XC60 undergoing crash testing at the Volvo Safety Center in Gothenburg, Sweden in its announcement today.
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The listing on the Sotheby's website only hints at Bacon's distate for the artwork, and the "official" auction house story has been parroted by many in the art trade media (which loves to republish press releases).
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Though Epstein was publicity-shy, his charitable foundations described him as a "science philanthropist," and between 2012 and 2014 issued press releases highlighting his support of top scientists, some of whom he counted as personal friends.
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In the new paper, he and his team actually did an experiment: Working with nine universities press offices in the UK, the research team intercepted 312 press releases before they were sent out to the press.
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Especially this week, as I attend CES and digest a deluge of "our stuff is the best" press releases, I long for a company that can state the advantages of its products simply, concisely, and directly.
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The Clinton campaign sent out links to Trump corporate press releases and news interviews that showed the origin of these products, but CNN research has also found that many items are listed as being made overseas.
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It's far from illegal, however, for CEOs or executives to buy or sell their company's stock just before earnings, and Tesla has not issued any major press releases or statements recently that would influence the stock.
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"If states want to diversify their economies and create tech jobs, they have to do more than say so in press releases," said Bradley Tusk, CEO of Tusk Ventures and a policy advisor to leading startups.
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Ukraine does not extradite its own citizens, so Special Agent Parisella could do little more than try to get the hackers to talk about the press releases and other stolen payment card data they had found.
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If the Senate Judiciary Committee is going to issue official press releases slut-shaming a survivor based on only the say-so of her ex, then we might as well enjoy ourselves however we see fit.
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Working within the jurisdiction, if the FDA finds a product to be harmful once it's already on the market, they are forced to issue consumer alerts and press releases warning the public about a tainted product.
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Authorities have said the scheme centred on the theft by Ukraine hackers Oleksandr Ieremenko and Ivan Turchynov of more than 153,000 press releases from Business Wire, Marketwired and PR Newswire from February 2010 to August 2015.
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Among programming teams, Docker has become so ubiquitous that just in the past two months giant tech companies like IBM, Oracle and Cisco put out press releases touting the availability of the technology to their customers.
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But if their celebratory press releases are to be believed, perhaps their public relations officers are too busy celebrating the Trump administration's proposal to return them to their core mission of efficiently accomplishing nothing at all.
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Clickbait, in particular, has had an undoubtedly negative effect on readers—the very people that journalists promise to set out to inform—by dishing up endlessly repackaged press releases that retain their PR distortions and untruths.
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Press releases from Epstein's Jeffrey Epstein VI Foundation claimed he made donations to more than 21625 organizations after his 2900 plea deal, while Epstein has said he donated $220006 million to Harvard University before the deal.
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Dozens of Republican offices have blasted out press releases about "Schumer's shutdown," while GOP leaders ticked off a list of newspaper headlines on Saturday that said Senate Democrats blocked a stopgap funding bill on Friday night.
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After 39 delicious years in business, dozens of flavors, and countless press releases, Ben & Jerry's may as well be known for its outspoken activism as it is for its pints of Chunky Monkey and Cherry Garcia.
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Dubovoy, of Alpharetta, Georgia, became the second defendant to admit criminal wrongdoing related to the alleged theft from February 2010 to August 2015 of more than 150,000 press releases from Business Wire, MarketWired and PR Newswire.
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Why it matters: The same Pew study from 2017 found that before Donald Trump became president, Republicans were much more likely to leverage social distribution networks, like Facebook, to communicate with their constituencies over press releases.
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Beshear said in a statement that he hoped "after today, the nasty press releases and name calling stop, and the governor joins us for the real work that needs to be done to help Kentucky families."
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Like many of the press releases from one of the world's most popular porn platforms, it tells us just how much and what type of porn people are consuming in the company's signature quirky, lighthearted style.
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My daughter has held meetings, prepared press releases, spoken to media, run social media accounts and even worked with T-shirt designers to create merchandise to raise money for our local event and the national one.
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Among other issues, critics bemoaned DOL's aggressive and protracted investigations, its use of conclusory and sensational press releases to shame employers into compliance and its overreliance on statistical analyses to try to establish disparate impact discrimination.
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Ask about current events Be sure to read the latest press releases, news articles and social media posts from and about the company before heading into the interview and ask relevant questions based on this information.
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"I think that if you put the two press releases together, you can see what basically happened," Cui Tiankai told Reuters in Washington on Monday after returning from Buenos Aires, where he had joined Xi's delegation.
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The department also referred to its recent use of Twitter to circulate press releases about missing persons: "The number of missing persons reports has remained constant since 2014," DC Mayor Muriel Bowser stated at the press conference.
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The band's Spotify Singles EP, which came out this morning, is something of a relief then: no weird press releases, no questioning the very fabric of reality, no God-awful Twitter debates about What It All Means.
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The USDA's deputy administrator Michael Young clarified in a follow up memo that the gag order specifically applies to policy-related statements in press releases and interviews, which need to be vetted with the secretary of agriculture.
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Federighi said it's "gratifying" to see other companies discussing privacy, but that it'll take more than "a couple of months and a couple of press releases" to change these companies' business practices, which rely on data collection.
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Scott Pruitt Under administrator Scott Pruitt, the Environmental Protection Agency has grafted the tactics of partisan political campaigning into its communications efforts — slagging reporters by name in press releases and hiring political operatives to monitor the news.
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Indeed, one review in BMJ found that one-third of university press releases contained either exaggerated claims of causation (when the study itself only suggested correlation), unwarranted implications about animal studies for people, or unfounded health advice.
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On Monday, an MSNBC report quoted sources from inside his campaign who described the operation as "dysfunctional" and unable to perform basic tasks like announcing endorsements through press releases and issuing timely rebuttals of Hillary Clinton's speeches.
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I want personally to explain the reason because I don't believe the earlier press releases sufficiently set out what I wanted to say to our fans or the way in which I thought it should be presented.
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Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, and others have divisions dedicated to keeping vintage vehicles in shape; Porsche recently devoted two press releases to a 911 restoration, and offers a variety of new parts like dashboards for long-discontinued models.
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I try not to quote directly from press releases as a rule, but sometimes a line like, "NutriBullet has taken the art of smoothie making to the next level" jumps out and you can't really avoid it.
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This news comes amid confusion about a government gag order on scientists that instructs them "not to speak to the press, and informing them that there would be an immediate halt on press releases," Scientific American reported.
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Twenty-four of the 2628 organizations that were listed as grant recipients from Epstein's foundation in press releases or IRS filings from 28503 to 22019 said they had no record or gifts from Epstein or Gratitude America.
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Those who have dealt with the secretive but pugnacious tone set by founder and CEO Jeff Bezos know that aim-to-please press releases from Amazon are rarer than a San Francisco liberal at the Trump inauguration.
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All inside was reduced to dust aside from a six-pack of Lone Star and the vial of rainwater, but the opening event was a massive party, marked by invitations, press releases, and a lot of beer.
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The Middle Eastern news outlet Al Bawaba also reported last year that a page purporting to be ISIS's Amaq News Agency had been openly posting videos and press releases for months with no discernible intervention by Google.
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Since the virus hit in December, almost 403,000 wildlife farms across seven Chinese provinces have been shut down or put under quarantine, including breeders specializing in peacocks, foxes, deer and turtles, according to local government press releases.
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In press releases and five missile tests over the past month, Kim has displayed two different short-range ballistic missiles, a multiple-rocket launcher, and a submarine that could potentially shoot nuclear missiles from hidden, underwater positions.
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Within hours, via press releases, media hits and coordination with other groups, they had made their point: President Donald Trump's decision to kill Qassem Soleimani was a mistake, and the U.S. needed to de-escalate the tensions.
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Using publicly available information like press releases and company websites, as well as crowdsourced and self-reported titles, the startup can map out a company's leadership hierarchy from the CEO all the way down to junior employees.
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"We determined that while these individuals have been referred to as 'acting' in various news reports and Department press releases, all three of them have been formally given the title of deputy director," the inspector general wrote.
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I am skeptical that Walker, by holding a few lunch meetings in fancy hotels and giving a speech that he could've ad-libbed from Bush administration press releases, suddenly went from incapable to capable on foreign policy.
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Your home, workplace, or studio has become impossibly overstuffed with random art books, flyers, press releases, and checklists gathered from fall exhibitions, and your collection of whimsical art toys — from the articulated David to the Warhol Barbie.
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We are constantly bombarded with news reports and press releases touting new research claiming that a scientist somewhere has managed to transmit data at insane speeds using lasers, or microwaves, or a new type of fiber optics.
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Court documents from 2016 that ended up on Naked Security alleged the hackers used a variety of techniques including social engineering, malicious software, and SQL injection attacks to obtain documents they then sold to stock traders:The traders created "shopping lists" or "wish lists" for the hackers listing desired upcoming press releases for publicly traded companies… [T]heir trading activities shadowed the hackers' capabilities to exfiltrate stolen press releases… trading data often showed a flurry of trading activity around a stolen press release just prior to its public release.
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At Amazon, Andy Jassy, CEO of Amazon Web Services, has become a bigger presence in recent years, but most senior executives have stayed below the radar, rarely speaking in public and only sparingly being quoted in press releases.
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The job was easy enough—collect contacts, find writers on the topic send press releases, and package promo copies—but my boss wore on me because she would rant to me about the dangerous times we lived in.
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When courts ask whether the second go at a travel ban amounts to unconstitutional religious discrimination, Mr Trump's press releases, speech transcripts and tweets will all be entered into the record as evidence of the ban's true purpose.
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But for as long as there have been news media, there have been manufacturers of content designed to exploit them, including photo-ops, sound bites, campaign rallies, press conferences, press releases, spin doctoring, rampage shootings, and terrorist attacks.
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Turchynov would send the stolen press releases to eggPLC and two other Moscow-based middlemen, who would pass them on to traders; the hackers would take a 40 percent cut of profits, and the middlemen took 0003 percent.
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Let's stop for a second, though: This is WikiLeaks, and everything released by WikiLeaks needs to be taken with a spoon of salt, especially their press releases, which have embellished findings presented in documents released along with them.
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Usually, by this point, we'd be up to our ears in Bachelorette marketing, already overloaded with a ton of press: a barrage of titillating sneak peeks at the drama to come, ubiquitous ads, juicy interviews, press releases, etc.
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As Oklahoma Attorney General, Pruitt had a habit of taking press releases from local oil and gas companies, stamping his letterhead across the top and passing them on to the EPA verbatim as the official position of Oklahoma.
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Embarrassingly, their tactics were obvious from the start, with press releases generated with "fill in the blank" opposition, persistent delay tactics, and increasingly bizarre allegations against one of the most distinguished judges on record in modern American history.
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In the race to define the narrative around the nominee, some organizations even failed to change the gender pronouns or remove the space holders for the nominee's name before issuing canned press releases based only on political opinion.
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THE MINISTRY OF PEACE AWARD FOR IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH To Julian Assange, for his transition from a self-proclaimed "we open governments" anti-authoritarian crusader to the (figure)head of an organization that literally reposts Russian press releases.
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Ms Brooks finds that through the recent, long wars most soldiers have spent their time supervising the building of wells, sewers and bridges, resolving community disputes, working with local police, writing press releases, analysing intelligence and so on.
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At the same time, the Saudi Twittersphere took off and started researching the names, and doing the same thing — looking for what is called open source information, social media profiles, news reports, government press releases about these guys.
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To assemble this portrait of Mueller's FBI team, POLITICO scoured court records, news accounts and press releases and conducted more than two dozen interviews with defense lawyers and witnesses as well as with current and former FBI agents.
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Companies already share some of this information—a relationship credited as aiding in the cross-platform identification of so-called "bad actors" in press releases from Twitter and Facebook—but the report says they don't go far enough.
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According to documents and emails obtained by Motherboard, Ring aims to control not just press releases and announcements, but statements designed to be spoken aloud and posted on social media platforms such as Neighbors, Ring's "neighborhood watch" app.
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Jeffrey Epstein's foundation looked for all the world like a charitable powerhouse: On its websites and in its press releases, the foundation was described as a patron of hospitals, universities and film festivals, run by a global philanthropist.
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As is standard for ONE Gallery exhibitions, the show is organized around a glass table containing precious archival material, from press releases Varble hand-typed for his own shows, to his beautifully intricate drawings to letters he received.
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The only way to gain access to the NRA's ratings is to become a paying member, so I relied heavily on 2012 work by the Washington Post and press releases from the NRA to fill in the gaps.
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Overall, the BBC Trust report — which was titled Making Sense of Statistics— praised the broadcaster's "strong record" on reporting statistics, but said it could also do more to contextualise data and go "beyond the headlines" of press releases.
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The website, which is actually pretty OK design-wise, goes on to include an About Me section that lists Schnatter's awards and accomplishments, related press releases and news coverage, letters he's written, and, um, his own personal legal documents?
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In 2015, the commission unmasked a ring of stock traders and hackers who had accessed company press releases from distributors Marketwire, PR Newswire and Business Wire before the information was made public to make $100 million in illegal profits.
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"Because of the public desire to see pictures like this, an awful lot of people started rendering their press releases using these kinds of images," Paul Scowen, Arizona State University astronomer and one of the image's creators, told Gizmodo.
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Press releases from the company come with a disclaimer that the "Everyone Wins" nominee gift bags are not affiliated with the Oscars, but in 2016 Distinctive Assets was subject to a law suit from the Academy, citing trademark infringements.
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Agencies including the Department of Energy, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Health and Human Services, and the Department of Transportation have all had websites or press releases scrubbed of references to humanity's role in rising average temperatures.
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"Using non-public press releases stolen by overseas hackers, Momotok and his group of traders engaged in a brazen scheme that was unprecedented in its scope, impact and sophistication," U.S. Attorney Robert Capers in Brooklyn said in a statement.
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As a result, press releases, earnings calls or management meetings will always take a backseat to the raw data — be it measures of market cap, profitability, valuation, volatility or momentum — all of which feed into factor-driven quant strategies.
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The USDA got swept up in yet another gag order sagaOn Monday, it was reported that employees at the US Department of Agriculture had received an email forbidding them from releasing "public-facing documents," including press releases and tweets.
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They were among 43 defendants sued by the SEC since August in connection with what it says was the theft of more than 150,000 press releases from Business Wire, Marketwired and PR Newswire before the corporate news became public.
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Something tells me no one in this situation is going to be quite as forgiving, and that's why this UNEXPECTED kiss (as TV Land promoted it in press releases and Younger trailers) just feels wrong on so many levels.
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Between January of last year and this month, 25 people between the ages 20143 and 19 were shot in Miami-Dade, based on a search of daily press releases put out by the Miami Police and county police departments.
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How we got the data: We wrote software to scan through more than three years' worth of press releases issued by the Department of Defense, and parsed each release to collect detailed information about the location of every airstrike.
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Today, the agencies that produce the ad spots put out press releases and sneak previews of what viewers can expect to see on Sunday, while websites everywhere scramble after the game to post rankings of the best and worst.
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Many large retailers and restaurant chains in the U.S. and abroad have deployed software that uses a variety of data to fine-tune and automate their employee's schedules, according to press releases, public statements, and employees interviewed by Motherboard.
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When I search my work inbox, it only takes a few minutes to find press releases telling me the signs most likely to cheat (Leo), least likely to save money (Pisces), and most likely to fake an orgasm (Taurus).
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"Additional price cuts so soon after the first wave — and without accompanying press releases — would probably not have as much effect on customer traffic and purchase habits (which are the main purpose for price reductions)," Goldman and Palmer wrote.
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If you do a search on maybe the last six to 2150 months' worth of press releases, and the announcement wins, we partnered with Baidu and Qualcomm and Nvidia to build the connected cars and the future autonomous platform.
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The only way to gain access to the NRA's ratings is to become a paying member, so I relied heavily on 2012 work by the New York Times and press releases from the NRA to fill in the gaps.
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As of publishing time for this piece, Amazon has sent out more than 200 press releases in 2018, and I have read or skimmed nearly all of them, excluding only things that seemed like an obvious waste of my time.
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" Following bipartisan criticism over his debate performance, Trump has attempted to regain control of the narrative by trotting out a new attack line against Clinton, both on the campaign trail and in an onslaught of press releases: "Follow the money.
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One possibility the FBI is considering is that the SEC breach was connected to a group of hackers that intercepted electronic corporate press releases in a previous case which the FBI in New Jersey helped investigate, several of the sources said.
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He sees no real difference in his world between Fox News and the Republican National Committee -- and he certainly wouldn't tolerate the RNC putting out favorable press releases (or TV commercials) about the Democrats who are trying to beat him.
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Concept cars were a-wheeling, press releases a-pinging, self-driving vehicles a-destructing in unexpected bad weather (AV sensors don't mix well with rain right now), and our own Jack Stewart was in Sin City to catch it all.
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Among the things that staffers said had prompted outbursts from Klobuchar: minor grammar mistakes, the use of the word "community" in press releases, forgetting to pack the proper coat in her suitcase, failing to charge her iPad, and using staples.
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"I have not seen DOJ send out that kind of threatening message before in its pre-election press releases," Wendy Weiser, a voting expert at the Brennan Center for Justice, part of the NYU School of Law, told BuzzFeed News.
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The big picture: There's always been a divide between Republicans and Democrats on the issue, but this data — measured by the number of floor statements, press releases and social media posts that mentioned climate change — shows that the chasm is growing.
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White representations of African Americans, in particular, were exported to the West Indies and inscribed in a vast and diffuse archive of pamphlets, reports, circulars, press releases, prospectuses, and journal articles produced by Wall Street about the Caribbean and Latin America.
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The campaign has not been sending press releases to let reporters know when or where her events will be, and the candidate is already willing to fight with the media about what the story of Tulsi Gabbard ought to be.
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While the nation's largest gun lobby champions the latest bills in its press releases, local lobbyists who take the NRA's absolutist rhetoric at face value find themselves chafing at its corporate model of working hand-in-glove with Establishment politicians.
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Five years ago, trolls favored fluffy business method patents that were granted during the dot-com boom, when companies eagerly filed patents for basic things you could do with the Internet, like sell books, hyperlink content or publish online press releases.
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In advance of the summit meeting, the South China Morning Post, citing sources, reported Thursday that both sides are preparing press releases for an expected agreement that includes the U.S. postponing planned tariff increases on $300 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Announcements like that are en vogue, but look closer, especially in between the lines of these press releases, and you'll see that the world's biggest automakers are far more likely to ship hybrids than full electrics in the next few years.
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The page linked in its "about" section to a website called "America's Freedom Fighters," which posted content and duplicated press releases that appeared to be written by others about violent crimes and gun rights -- all alongside a sidebar of ads.
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Indeed, Trump's spokespeople have clarified that many of these EPA "blackouts" are likely to be short-lived — both the freeze on grants and the political review of outgoing scientific press releases are expected to be lifted by Friday, January 27.
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What likely happened, according to Austin, was that, armed with the knowledge that stolen press releases were being used on the markets, the regulators looked at logs of suspicious trades and gradually discovered that some of the entities were associated.
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As a result, many B2B and enterprise-IT companies are often laser-focused on talking about their products' specific bells and whistles, staying in "sell mode" for a technical audience and cranking out wonky whitepapers and often-boring product press releases.
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Among the little more than a dozen press releases Calico has put out, there were only broad descriptions of collaborations with outside labs and pharmaceutical companies — most of them focused on that overwhelmingly vague mission of researching aging and associated diseases.
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"The primary elections are over and rather than issuing partisan press releases, the speaker needs to end his month-long vacation and begin working with the governor to enact a balanced budget alongside structural reforms that grow our economy," Trover said.
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The police said that hackers were able to send the tweets and messages on its website after gaining access to an online portal that can issue online press releases and tweets from the account, which has around 1.2 million followers.
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On Saturday, at a large Methodist church on the outskirts of Seoul, children played in the lobby and organizers handed out press releases as North Korean refugees shared their stories and prayers with the hundreds of defectors who had gathered inside.
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"Providing conference attendees with unlimited physical access to voting machines, most of which are no longer in use, does not replicate accurate physical and cyber protections established by state and local governments before and on Election Day," the press releases adds.
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Ever since the DOJ joined 22019 GOP-led states last week in arguing against the measure, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has been sending out a drumbeat of press releases asking Republican Senate candidates where they stand on the administration's arguments.
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But that line is already softening, with the proliferation of "content," whatever that means, and listicles and press releases masquerading as news stories, and mainstream media articles written by scientists, and tweets that pass for news, the list goes on.
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"Sometime later, somebody connected with publicity at the Army was talking with me and said, 'I looked at all those early [press releases] and I don't find you anywhere," McAfee said in an interview with the New York Historical Commission.
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Consumer groups took issue with the White House claim that killing net neutrality resulted in a $2.3 billion spike in industry investment, numbers that appear to have been pulled from the press releases of US Telecom, a broadband industry lobbying group.
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The issue of personal liability was debated at the SEC in June 212, when commissioners Daniel Gallagher{here} and Luis Aguilar{here} traded press releases about whether and how a crackdown on compliance professionals' accountability is actually occurring, and its appropriateness.
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The SEC said between 2012 and 2016, the company's U.S. unit issued monthly press releases falsely reporting new vehicle sales and falsely touting a "streak" of uninterrupted monthly year-over-year sales growth, when the growth streak ended in September 2013.
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Primary documents such as press releases, annotated image checklists, installation shots, and even entire catalogs are now accessible to offer as well-rounded a view of a show as possible, and the archive will continue to expand as material becomes available.
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"[Pinedo], along with her daughter Mara de Anda Romeo, have published through the internet, social media, and US-based news outlets, false and slanderous press releases claiming that FKC does not own the rights that it licenses," the complaint states.
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According to the Israeli proxy service Hola, whose software would be used to route around internet censorship like this (and which is capitalizing on this situation by way of press releases), both Facebook and the photo-sharing app Instagram were blocked on Sunday.
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The agency is now even less responsive to press questions (only a third of my inquiries this year have generated any kind of response at all) and is selectively sending out press releases to various news outlets and withholding them from others.
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WIRED reported on vulnerabilities in the keyless entry systems of roughly 100 million Volkswagens, open Internet advocates are petitioning to keep web access unfettered in Brazil, and hacking newswires to get embargoed press releases is actually a decent way to do insider trading.
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And that's not counting actual legislation that could actually affect Facebook, if Congress actually decides it wants to get into the business of regulating Silicon Valley's largest companies instead of issuing press releases about it (and hoping federal agencies do the work).
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Press releases for these products — and other proponents of them, including the editors of Goop — often imply that organic tampons are better for you because they don't have scary "chemicals," you know exactly what's in them, and they're better for the Earth.
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Black Insomnia has cited the Mayo Clinic's caffeine recommendations in its own press releases, gleefully pointing out that the medical pros recommend that the average 65-kilogram (143-pound) adult should limit his or her caffeine intake to 400 milligrams per day.
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Harris's team put out a press release on Tuesday, which is written as press releases are: "Over 300 people, representing a broad and influential spectrum of leaders, decision makers and scholars from in and around the technology industry, gathered today," it starts.
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I've spent an inordinate but not unpleasant amount of time aiming to literally piece together Morandá's/Ghenov's words, reading past press releases and artist statements for anecdotes on the fictional poet, and fishing for the visual form it all assumes in the exhibition.
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So, while we have more sources, it will be hard for them to replace the wisdom of a few good writers who avoided parroting press releases and took a very thoughtful approach to assessing new products, based on their years of experience.
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Plenty of ICO projects waste time and precious resources putting out mundane press releases that are devoid of news just to produce something that they hope will placate their thirsty community of retail investors, and miraculously give their token a price jump.
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Christie's International reported sales of $37 million, less than a quarter of the $803 million sold during the same week in 2015, and a handful of auctions at both houses failed to sell 30-40 percent of pieces, according to press releases.
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On July 14, analysts expect to pore through more than 200 pages of press releases, slide decks and financial supplements released by JPMorgan Chase & Co, Citigroup Inc, Wells Fargo & Co, PNC Financial Services Group and First Republic Bank before the market opens.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Moscow-based hedge fund manager, his investment firms and two Paris-based funds have agreed to pay nearly $18 million to resolve a U.S. regulator's claims that they engaged in insider trading using hacked press releases from newswire services.
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That said, amid the many unfunny fake products and press releases, two stood out to me as worthy: The first was Snapchat's epic dig at rival Facebook — a photo filter that turned selfies into what appears to be a half Russian Facebook page.
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Walmart has figured out that the way to kind of push back on big tech is to grab the mic back, and one of the best press releases that sort of says, "We get it," is these acquisitions, whether it's Jet or Bonobos.
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The point is that there's a lot that gets said not in the exercises themselves, but in all kinds of small details, like overflights or press releases (or showing off nuclear warheads), that adds up to a huge amount of signaling between countries.
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After initial disclosure of the Norwegian Cruise Lines and Inovio filings, several securities class action firms put out press releases asking investors in those companies to contact them, signaling that other plaintiffs' firms are looking for a chance to get into the cases.
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In a 20123 study in the American Sociological Review, Duke University professor Christopher A. Bail scanned 1,084 press releases about Muslims written by 120 civil society organizations in tandem with more than 50,000 newspaper articles and television transcripts from 2001 to 2008.
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Most of these press releases were both mundane and anodyne, as not every day can be red-letter, and because, of course, Amazon is not putting anything but a sunny, peppy face on its daily existence when it writes missives about its own business evolution.
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The Fed's policy statements "tend to be complex, jargon-laden, press releases that a casual reader cannot easily absorb," Brandeis University professor Stephen Cecchetti and New York University professor Kermit Schoenholtz wrote in calling for the Fed to overhaul many of its core documents.
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On May 6, the ministry declared that it would no longer email press releases (probably a good call), and that all communication with the media would happen via social media channels like Twitter and Facebook — presumably to stop such a mistake from happening again.
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I've directly or indirectly covered the EPA for six years, and the agency has always been defensive and slow to respond to inquiries, if it bothered to respond at all, and would often direct me to press releases rather than making officials available to comment.
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"We promote our hotline in campaign materials, on social media, and in press releases, and we are eager to take voters' calls," Bringman said in an email to BuzzFeed News, adding that call volume has increased in the last two days with the AP report.
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Leonid Momotok, 153, pleaded guilty in federal court in Brooklyn to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, for his role in an alleged scheme that involved the theft of more than 150,000 unpublished press releases from Business Wire, Marketwired and PR Newswire.
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All Planned Parenthood press releases about her appointment made sure to emphasize that she successfully sued the Trump administration for cutting funds from the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program, and that she has fought changes the Trump administration attempted to make to federal family planning funding.
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