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Quip Unless you've been living under a rock, you've probably heard of Quip by now.
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We have exposed the building blocks of Quip that are core of the Quip technology.
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Salesforce's Quip business, which already offers tools for word processing and working on spreadsheets, introduced Quip Slides on Tuesday.
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The floss has been in the works since before Quip officially launched its toothbrush, Quip CEO Simon Enever told TechCrunch.
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The trickiest part of a quip theme, unless it's really well known, is — wait for it — figuring out the quip.
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Quip theme today, with the quip involving actress NATALIE PORTMAN, JACQUES COUSTEAU and the combination of their names to make a PORTMANTEAU.
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Taylor, who is a Twitter board member, was previously CEO of the start-up Quip under Salesforce following the Quip acquisition in 2016.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Quip themes in crossword puzzles are tricky to pull off well; unless it's a really well-known quip, solvers might spend a lot of time solving around the quip until they get enough crossings to take a good guess at it.
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For more from Reynolds, check out PEOPLE's latest cover, on newsstands now Baccarin matches Reynolds quip for quip, and with every bit as much charisma.
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Quip won't immediately integrate its toothbrushes with Afora's plans, but it could merge the two businesses over time, said Quip co-founder and CEO Simon Enever.
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The technology tie-up will help Salesforce extend its Customer Success platform and help Quip scale more quickly, Quip said in a blog post announcing the deal.
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"Quip is a horse that has shown quality at the highest level," Elliott Walden of WinStar Farm, which co-owns Justify and Quip, told The Associated Press.
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Then he falls for Vanessa (Firefly and Homeland star Morena Baccarin), who lacks a backstory of her own, but can at least match him quip for quip.
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"Over 30,000 people at Facebook use Quip every single week and Facebook has deeply integrated Quip into Workplace by Facebook, the company's enterprise collaboration tool," he said.
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As Quip eventually began to display patience, Brisset let Quip inch ahead of his training partner before he steadied him again so that he'd stay in that position.
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Quip did not explicitly mention any other companies it has its eyes on, but the goal with Quip Labs is to enable the startup to explore new ideas in the dental health space, regardless of whether they're related to Quip's core offering, Quip CEO Simon Enever told TechCrunch via email.
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He added that they saw an alignment with Quip&aposs goals and Salesforce&aposs goals and realized they could grow Quip a lot faster by being part of Salesforce.
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Photo: Salesforce Photo: Salesforce Bret Taylor, Quip founder and CEO, says the integration involves a couple of lines of Javascript, but it also gives developer partners access to core Quip services.
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" - Rolling Stone magazine "I don't have a Kanye quip.
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Com Inc * Quip will be a wholly owned subsidiary of company * Agreed to assume stock options and other equity awards of quip * Entered into an agreement and plan of reorganization to acquire quip * Deal for approximately $582 million * If deal is consummated, expects to issue between about 6.5 million and 8 million shares of co for all of outstanding shares of quip capital Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1-646-646-8780)
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So they do want Quip to exist, which is great.
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We digested news elsewhere before turning it into a quip.
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Vergara's quip is something we can all stand to remember.
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WE HAD ANOTHER AMAZING COMPANY WE BROUGHT THIS YEAR, QUIP.
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Their humor, typified by Harrison's quip, helped win him over.
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"For a very exclusive clientele," she was quick to quip.
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As far as I know, Facebook uses Quip for everything.
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And obviously, this threat is probably just a throwaway quip.
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What exactly do I mean by making an elevator quip?
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Still, Quip is not alone in offering subscription toothbrush services.
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Another problem Quip will need to address is customer turnover.
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To date, Quip has raised over $20 million in funding.
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When you gift Quip, you can prepay for the year.
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Ryan Aytay, Co-CEO Quip & executive VP of strategic partnerships
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Brisset found Quip to be "quirky" when he first arrived.
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He makes a basketball quip about a friendship fading away.
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After his show, Staples tweeted a sweet quip about Boise.
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If you look at Quip as an example, Salesforce obviously sees Quip as a strategic asset or it wouldn't have bought it, but the company continues to operate independently with customers outside of Salesforce.
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"It's our goal with Quip to help nearly every person at nearly every company in the world to get their work done," Kevin Gibbs, co-founder and CEO of Quip, said in an interview.
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"You can probably speed up all of that," I quip back.
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To date, Quip has raised more than $60 million in funding.
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Salesforce update brings AI and Quip to customer service chat experience
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So for Quip we do care a lot about the space.
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The quip came to mind last week as South Bend, Ind.
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Quip also sends oral health newsletters with tips and blog posts.
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Quip notifies its customers when it's time to see a dentist.
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At Quip, Enever says he's not concerned about the big players.
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Working with Salesforce on Quip is a natural move for Facebook.
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Quip also touts its brushing guides, which explain the optimal technique.
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They advised Quip could easily price somewhere between $75 to $100.
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Dental Connect allows Quip subscribers to access dental advice and services.
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Otherwise, Quip users are charged $5 every three months for refills.
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He joined Salesforce in 2016 when Salesforce acquired his company Quip.
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We'd sit in the waiting room and quip to each other.
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Quip also has a retail partnership with Walmart rival Target (TGT).
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Prior to launching Quip he was chief technology officer at Facebook.
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The Quip co-founder loves Twitter and sits on its board.
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When Salesforce bought Quip, a document-based, mobile-first collaboration tool for $750 million last September, it may have seemed like an odd purchase, but Salesforce and Quip have been hard at work enhancing the product.
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Did they subconsciously remember someone else quoting a quip from a play?
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Celebrity YouTubers in head-to-toe Gucci quip about being unrightfully demonetized.
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I brush my teeth with a Quip toothbrush, then floss with Cocofloss.
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After her quip on Sunday, Warren responded to the voter more seriously.
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" Cohen said he never thought "whatsoever" that the quip would "blow up.
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But the revival crowd, Moore's crowd, roared with laughter at Moore's quip.
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Quip strips down to the basics with its sonic vibrating electric toothbrush.
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Quip electric toothbrush Electric toothbrushes have become pretty fancy — and quite pricey.
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Similar to Quip, Cloud Competing also skipped the Kentucky Derby in 2017.
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Ultimately, CNBC research raises questions about Samuelson's quip in the first place.
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As the quip often goes: seek to understand rather than be understood.
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" Clinton added her own quip, chiming in with: "Things I learned today.
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Yeah, so at Quip we were trying — KS: So you left Facebook.
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Quip appears as a tab in the Sales or Service Cloud interface.
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Afora's founder Jeffrey Rappaport will join Quip as director of dental care.
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With Quip, you don't have to spend much money to do so.
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The quip was met with groans, as fellow Republicans couldn't stomach it.
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Quip has raised a $10 million round for its dental care business.
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The most popular Quip toothbrushes are metal and have one vibration speed.
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Each Quip purchase will provide 30 days worth of life-saving medicine.
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They plot and they quip and then it's just bang, boom, repeat.
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All are desperate to get to America, where they can quip freely.
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As any seasoned investor will quip, that just comes with the territory.
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In the four years since founding Quip, Taylor had raised $45 million.
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The Quip isn't innovative by any means, but for people who don't brush regularly or replace their toothbrush often enough, the Quip is a nice (and stylish) solution to those problems, particularly if you subscribe to the refill plan.
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"The key with Quip was to get him to relax and be doing the right pace that you want him to do," said Richard Budge, WinStar's farm trainer, who worked extensively with Quip in his first months of training.
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All in all, some might quip, A Perfect Excuse to Cancel next year?
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Quip will be a wholly owned subsidiary of Salesforce once the deal closes.
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Stevie can drop a sarcastic quip like no one else in Schitt's Creek.
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Online oral health company Quip raised $40 million in equity and debt financing.
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A quip from his conclusion, written before America's presidential election, has unintended weight.
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The two will focus on cloud-based, mobile and social software, Quip said.
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Even director Ava DuVernay couldn't resist a tongue-in-cheek quip in response.
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Quip, the dental care startup, is releasing a new product aimed toward kids.
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Money does not grow on trees, goes one quip—trees grow on money.
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Quip for Salesforce is embedding that kind of functionality at the platform level.
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"The conversations attached to Quip documents are different than Slack channels," he said.
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" Then came the controversial quip: "Fortunately, the guy was a really bad shot.
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For starters, the company announced integrations with Box, Microsoft, Dropbox and Quip/Salesforce.
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Reagan delighted in making his "good Republicans" quip at fundraisers before GOP donors.
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"Pitching Quip at the beginning was a bit of a challenge," says Enever.
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Afora will now be part of Quip's newly formed venture studio, Quip Labs.
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"You may not have hit anything out of the park yet," he'll quip.
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Quip has taken their health stance one step further by partnering with (RED).
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Bret Taylor, now the COO of Salesforce, was also a cofounder at Quip.
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As quip themes go, this is pretty good: It's tight and it's funny.
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There's nothing funny about the reality of the uncontested facts behind Schiff's quip.
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"I'm f***ing moving to Iowa," she said, in a quip to Sen.
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At Dreamforce, Quip announced some direct integrations with Salesforce, including (as you would expect) single sign-on and the previously mentioned Lightning module to enable users to link, access and create Quip documents, spreadsheets and task lists inside of Salesforce.
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They will provide the ability to embed Dropbox folders inside Quip, just as you will be able to do in Marketing and Commerce Clouds, but you will also be able to access and work with Quip documents inside of Dropbox.
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Electric Couple Set, $60 (originally $75) [You save $15 with code " GET20"], available at Quip This set contains two electric toothbrushes, two cover/mounts, and two large tubes of toothpaste to get started on your oral care journey with Quip.
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You can insert live apps inside Quip documents that have two-way updating capability.
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In addition, his quip reduced a momentous judicious proceeding to a very bad punchline.
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Hip startups like Away, Harry's, Casper, Glossier, and Quip love to advertise through mail.
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In the process, we found an interesting quip about how he motivates his teams.
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As of Tuesday, Workplace offers new file-sharing integrations, including Salesforce, Quip, and Box.
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Pompeo's quip got plenty of laughs, according to three people familiar with the Jan.
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When Dodge gets the Crown of Shadows, his quip is straight from the comics.
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"The features dentists were asking for was the same Quip for kids," Enever said.
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Don was trying — bless his heart — to make a quip about the 2020 race.
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A year later he repeated the quip when talking about the First Lady, Michelle.
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They are going to work on their existing tool and contribute to Quip broadly.
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Unless you've been living under a rock, you've probably heard of Quip by now.
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Quip already counts several key companies, including Taylor's former company Facebook, among its customers.
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Paul Samuelson made the quip that "stockmarkets forecast nine of the last five recessions".
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Shop electric toothbrushes at Quip hereWe hope you're brushing your teeth twice a day.
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For instance, if you buy a quip toothbrush, you'll get a $10 gift card.
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The 1-star customers felt the Quip was gimmicky when compared to a Sonicare.
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Insider Picks reporter Connie Chen compared the Quip to other similar electric toothbrush startups.
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However, as news of the quip made headlines, Kardashian cleared the air on Twitter.
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They then went on to quip about the many changes the Oscars has made.
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And before launching Quipcare, Quip already had 40,000 providers on its Dental Connect platform.
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Conversely, if the user changed the record in Quip, it would update in Salesforce.
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Aside from Quip, there are still quite a few notable startups disrupting this space.
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But when it comes to collaborating with someone, Google Docs, Quip, Pages on iCloud.
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"They say it's Newton's chair, but obviously it's been changed," he liked to quip.
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Jim Rash's character makes a quip about his ex-wife, not David Koechner's character.
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"They just couldn't compete with the Democrats since the election" was Ann Coulter's quip.
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While Quip qualified for the Derby, the horse was never entered in the race.
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What lies behind that quip, in other words, is an impulse against democratic representation.
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What lies behind that quip, in other words, is an impulse against democratic representation.
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He joined the company in 2016, when it acquired his word processor startup Quip.
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The morning show's hosts expressed nervousness about where Buttigieg was going with his quip.
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Salesforce is buying Quip, the productivity app founded by Facebook's former CTO, Bret Taylor.
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The company's $750 million acquisition of Quip places Microsoft squarely within their line of sight.
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Super Saiyans fly through the air, fists clench as power rises, and effete villains quip.
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She delivered a few memorable retorts, including a quip about her physical and mental fortitude.
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" CEO of Quip, a Salesforce Company, Bret Taylor: "At its core, work is about communication.
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He did not linger on this topic, smiling and changing the subject with a quip.
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John followed up his nod to the challenges of being an intrapreneur with a quip.
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Quip and Slack and Trello all, in your own ways, reduce email or reduce meetings.
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" Jennings-Oluwosuko thought the driver's quip was funny even though he was "being a dick.
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After all, as RuPaul's famous quip goes, you're born naked and the rest is drag.
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Or the 'phuture' if you prefer (hattip to my colleague Jon Russell for that quip).
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Ms Jefferson, it must be said, is a master of the arched-eyebrow, sardonic quip.
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That quip alone reads like a manifesto for stronger IRS auditing measures for wealthy Americans.
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When Whitaker made a quip about questioning time being restored during an exchange with Rep.
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GIFs can do more than add a sassy quip to the end of your tweet.
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Thanks to the Afora acquisition, Quip already has hundreds of providers on board for Quipcare.
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Now, with the acquisition of Quip, Salesforce is joining Microsoft and Google in the race.
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If you're looking for something a little trendier, you should pick up a Quip toothbrush.
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Quip is not the only toothbrush start-up attempting to gain traction in the market.
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Salesforce entered Microsoft's territory when it acquired Quip, a word processing app, earlier this year.
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He interrupts his stories to read ads for Quip, an electric toothbrush, and for LinkedIn.
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Salesforce is offering Quip for free for unlimited users and unlimited storage through September 30.
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When Quip began training, at a year-and-a-half, he was no instant success.
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While Quip had qualified for the Derby, the horse was never entered in the race.
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As lawyers quip, a verbal agreement is not worth the paper it is printed on.
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Quip has more than 100,000 weekly users within Fortune 100 companies, including Facebook, Gibbs said.
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Taylor came to Salesforce when the company purchased Quip in August 2016 for $750 million.
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This comes a couple of months after Quip partnered with Target to sell its products, and about six months after Quip raised $10 million from Silicon Valley Bank and acquired Afora, a New York-based startup that offers an alternative to traditional dental insurance.
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He slashes Spencer's stomach open and makes a not-so-clever quip about not having guts.
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Now, you might have to choose just your best photo or your wittiest quip to post.
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They can't be relied on to deliver a well-turned observation or a well-timed quip.
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And the latest Oprah quip might have just started the most epic fight of their friendship.
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One common quip is that the stock market has forecast eight of the past five recessions.
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Together, their ability to reimagine classic functionality for mobile could be a big help to Quip.
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Donald Trump has proven once again that he's a man you could bait with a quip.
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Khloé Kardashian has never been one to miss a golden opportunity to make a shady quip.
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The "Princess Bride" film quip warns never to get involved in a land war in Asia.
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Taylor first joined Salesforce in 2016, when Salesforce acquired word processing app Quip for $750 million.
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Neither Quip nor Shapiro immediately responded to requests for comment from The Hill on Friday night.
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Quip co-founders Simon Enever and Bill May see a prime opportunity to build on that.
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While his endorsement did not carry the day in 1993, his quotable quip resonated for years.
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The Quip is a sleek-looking toothbrush that's great for use at home or when traveling.
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A customer can add a tube of Quip toothpaste to the subscription for an additional $5.
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"You getting nervous?" staffers would quip to former Trump campaign hands working in the White House.
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If so, it attests to the truth of Bolton's quip about the U.N. losing 10 floors.
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At that time, he was quick with a quip to dismiss his party's impractical right flank.
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We don't see many "quip" themes anymore, but once in a while they're nice to solve.
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Many other Quip employees are also still at Salesforce, 4 years after the acquisition, he added.
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"Monica follows Chandler&aposs quip with: "We&aposre Aunt Monica and Uncle Chandler, by the way.
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Schumer used the "Make America Sick Again" quip while detailing Democrats' protest against Republicans earlier Monday.
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Pick the perfect set for your self-care-obsessed friend on the quip holiday store here.
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Jackson on Wednesday made her trademark quip about the low-expectations breakfast the court offers jurors.
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Middle age, so the quip goes, is when your age starts to show around your middle.
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Dean Heller of Nevada, Trump made a quip questioning whether Heller wanted to remain a senator.
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Developers who use Parse include those at Quip, a productivity app, and Expedia's Orbitz, a travel website.
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Lindsey Graham's quip that nominating Trump would lead to certain electoral disaster — disaster that the GOP deserved.
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Included in the jokes was a quip about her accent, something some on social media found offensive.
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Any dumb quip you might think to crack about Logan Lucky, the movie already makes for you.
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Obama is great at hanging back, then delivering exactly the right quip at exactly the right moment.
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" Samberg went on to quip that his least favorite race of people is "the Hollywood half-marathon.
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Quip, the electric toothbrush subscription service, is launching its second product today: a floss dispenser called Floss.
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Other Latinos expressed disappointment with Pence's quip, firing back on Twitter about his comment during the debate.
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The author made a quip about presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign spokeswoman Katrina Pierson on Twitter, Sunday.
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That quip alludes to the other enormous edge that the American chemicals business has at the moment.
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Salesforce recently acquired collaboration software developer Quip, whose founder Bret Taylor joined the Twitter board in July.
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He's hilarious in a way that doesn't feel like he's trying hard, always ready with a quip.
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They include the cloud-based word processing and collaboration app Quip, Figma, Kifi, Officevibe, Smooz and Slackline.
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Indeed, while Quip is using the new sign-in feature, it's also adding a much deeper integration.
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One of the things I feel really proud of at Quip is the team that we've built.
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On Sunday night, Ricky Gervais opened the Golden Globes with an off-color quip about Caitlyn Jenner.
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Quip started selling electric toothbrushes online in 2015 and has since been cultivating a network of consumers.
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Bret Taylor, the CEO of Quip, which Salesforce acquired last year, was previously Facebook's chief technology officer.
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I also had fun writing some of the clues, especially the T.S. ELIOT quip at 29-Across.
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That followed a $750 million purchase in August of Quip, a maker of real-time collaboration software.
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Quip co-founder Bret Taylor, a veteran of Google and Facebook, is on the board of Twitter.
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Nirav was previously the CEO of Epinions and has advised companies such as Zillow, SurveyMonkey and Quip.
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With Quipcare, the goal is to modernize the dental care experience, Quip CEO Simon Enever told TechCrunch.
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At the same time, it has begun to build integration points from Quip into the Salesforce platform.
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Enever called May that night, and they started working on the idea that would turn into Quip.
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It's a passing quip, but it instantly reveals how SNL's writers are steeling themselves for Trump's presidency.
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Quip is Salesforce's modernized answer to Microsoft Office — a tool that combines collaborative documents, spreadsheets, and chat.
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Quip was pointed toward the Kentucky Derby in two weeks' time, but now that was being reconsidered.
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Ronald Reagan's devastating "There you go again" line against Jimmy Carter can be a Sanders quip, too.
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The quip is aimed at their parents, of course, who will just nod or shake their heads.
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Enter quip: the sleek, thoughtfully designed electric toothbrush that's making this year's gift next year's good habit.
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It also made some major updates to Quip, the collaboration tool it bought last year for $750 million.
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"Rotten" is a too-easy quip to describe potentially troubling times for a company named after a fruit.
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" At the end of the infomercial, Thompson delivers the funniest quip of all with a single word: "luxury.
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Luckily, Seacrest did get one good quip in that saved the interview from being an entirely awkward mess.
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He's tired of seeing people quip on social media that workers like him should just find other work.
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It turned out that the standard hot bod quip "it's not a diet, it's a lifestyle" is true.
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But is Mr Kindler's quip—that people are getting bored of stand-up comedy—destined to come true?
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I take a break and check my Instagram, where I keep seeing nonstop ads for the Quip toothbrush.
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" But Elba did get off the quip of the night when he was introducing "Beasts of No Nation.
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Some people think [Quip is] an unorthodox acquisition, but it's in the context of driving productivity for customers.
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While Quip earns points for style, I enjoyed brushing with it the least of all of these units.
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According to GOP sources, Trump cracked a joke about McCarthy's Russia quip and the room erupted in laughter.
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Pro tip: If Clint Eastwood squeezes in a quick quip in front of you, you're about to die.
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Quip is a collaboration tool with built-in office suite functionality, including word processing, spreadsheet and presentation software.
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Trump's campaign manager Kellyanne Conway earlier this week chalked up Trump's comment as a "quip" during the debate.
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We're going to talk about Quip and where it went, but talk a little bit about your background.
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Quip wants to make it easier for dentists to prescribe plans and for patients to stick to them.
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In particular, Facebook is focused on making collaboration smoother by integrating Salesforce's Quip word processing and spreadsheet tools.
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The off-color quip comes amid multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against Jones's special election opponent, Roy Moore.
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" He followed with the quip, "It's like we're living in the Roman Empire and Mark Zuckerberg is Cesar.
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Quip is one of the many new companies looking to disrupt traditional industries — electric toothbrushes, in this case.
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Diana would later quip, "There were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded."
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"According to a recent article, chardonnay is making a comeback," Meyers said to set up the incoming quip.
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Alan Lepofsky, currently VP of Salesforce Quip, has studied the remote work market for more than a decade.
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He was charismatic and lightning-quick with a quip, and thus began our comfortable -- yet always professional -- relationship.
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In one, a joke about adding his accolade to his Tinder profile and a quip about foot fetishes.
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Today, Mr. Gordon offers us what appears to be a simple quip theme that asks us a question.
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The president was wrong to encourage —even within a quip — this type of abhorrent police behavior and abuse.
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Taylor is now co-founder and CEO of enterprise software company Quip, which was acquired by Salesforce in August.
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Quip, the dental care startup that got its start selling electric toothbrushes directly to consumers, has raised $40 million.
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Twitter — Twitter named former Facebook chief technology officer and current Quip CEO Bret Taylor to its board of directors.
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Quip runs on a subscription basis, so brush head refills can be sent to your grad every three months.
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At the time, Enever told me Quip had a lot of new products and services launches ahead of it.
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"It was a quip," she said of Trump's threat that Clinton would be in jail if he were president.
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Though the quip could easily be overlooked, it cleverly dismissed the common portrayal of people of color as cannibals.
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In an interview with Business Insider, Puzder praised the value of machines over humans—and his quip made headlines.
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When it comes to software engineering, that management is best which manages least — to borrow Thoreau's quip about government.
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Rating: 5/10 Thanks to a seemingly limitless advertising budget, Quip has become the poster child for subscription toothbrushes.
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It's obvious from first glance that Quip is unlike the other brushes in this roundup in virtually every way.
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You have a background in consumer services and social media — what influence does that have on Quip and Salesforce?
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President Barack Obama, who was next to the stage, responded with a quick quip before making his own remarks.
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" Another transit official made his thoughts clear with a quip about efforts to "further regulate this emerging goofball mode.
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While company founder Bret Taylor has moved up the ladder to chief product officer, Quip remained a standalone product.
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Today that changed when the company announced it was embedding Quip directly into its sales and customer service clouds.
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After departing Facebook three years later, he became co-founder and CEO at mobile word processing company Quip. News!
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Quip was a corporate collaboration service that just a few weeks ago was bought by Salesforce for $230 million.
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His 21 steals lead the league, prompting his manager from last year, Brad Ausmus, to quip, "That's a shock."
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Smile, and the history of colonialism and the civil wars it ignited will be scrubbed out with a quip.
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Similar to other online direct-to-consumer personal-care brands like Harry's and Dollar Shave Club, Quip offers subscriptions.
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One big acquisition, the document software company Quip, took direct aim at Microsoft Office, one of Microsoft's cash cows.
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The "real stars" quip is a good one, as is the bluntness of the "No you did not" message.
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She was even on the receiving end of a quip from her primary opponent in 2628, when then-Sen.
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Called Quipcare, the service operates on the back of Afora, a dental insurance alternative startup Quip acquired last May.
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Quip says Quipcare patients can expect prices of 30-40% less than the average dental care in their area.
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One man threatened to "spill the beans" about the other's wife; the other responded with a "sniveling coward" quip.
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Customers can access these tools from the all-new Quip App Store, which the company is also announcing today.
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Quip specifically wants to handle the everything that happens before and after your checkups with the dentist, Enever said.
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Quip, in a similar vein to Paper, was bought for a whopping $750 million by Salesforce earlier this week.
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My mind began to race: Was this woman looking for a lighthearted quip about me being a queer punk?
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Some dentists offer to pay for their patients' Quip subscription if they come in for six-month check-ups.
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Levie's quip was attached to a CNBC news article detailing a $1.7 billion payout that Neumann will reportedly receive.
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"He's just been the dream," she said, prompting Harry to quip: "I don't know who he gets that from".
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The delightful ELLEN DEGENERES quip clue was all theirs and made me laugh out loud when I saw it.
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We should all know by now that it is difficult to shoot a quip puzzle idea past Will Shortz.
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Kevin Gibbs is the co-founder and co-CEO of Quip, which he started with Bret Taylor in 2012.
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Quip had been perfectly positioned on Moon's shoulder coming off the final turn, but he couldn't match Moon's finish.
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That Friday in April, Brisset would gallop Quip for the first time since he had raced the weekend before.
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As long as they aren't stoking racial tensions or spreading misinformation, it's hard to begrudge anyone a coronavirus quip.
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If you would like some help with the full quip and its streamlined version, click on the links below.
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He said that Quip is still a small part of Salesforce and that "it's still early" for the group.
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Senior healthcare reporter Lydia Ramsey recommended giving the gift of pearly whites with this streamlined electric toothbrush from quip.
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The MC's catchphrase became a go-to Instagram caption, YouTube video title, tweet, headline, IRL quip, and marketing slogan.
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Perhaps he meant the comment as a conciliatory quip, an acknowledgment that he knew trust could not be bought.
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And it seems clear that Salesforce is looking to increasingly get into collaboration services after buying Quip for $750 million.
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But it has also plowed money into a slew of acquisitions over the past few years, including Demandware and Quip.
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Salesforce has been aggressively spending on acquisitions, buying Demandware for $2463 billion and Quip for $20 million earlier this year.
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" On another is Ronald Reagan's classic quip, "I've heard that hard work never killed anyone, but why take the chance?
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"I think the mix of debt and equity is a great thing for us," Quip CEO Simon Enever told TechCrunch.
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Perhaps the most emotive quip belonged to Michael Gove: "enough of experts" is not much of an appeal to reason.
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Zoom is also planning to work within Quip, allowing users to start a live meeting from the app, Somorjai said.
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The cloud software maker already had an investment in Quip, and plans to operate it as a wholly owned subsidiary.
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While David hasn't commented on Davidson and Grande's engagement, she did make a subtle quip about her ex's new relationship.
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Video "It was a quip, of course, but one that reveals a bit about how I view things," Lagarde added.
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Quip, which was founded in 2012, sold its combined word processor and spreadsheet to Salesforce for $750 million last year.
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" Kaling said with a laugh, prompting Novak to quip back, "I don't know, why am I going to the Oscars?
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Its troubles stem from a quip about the inflationary impact of the porcine pandemic, which has pushed up consumer prices.
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Twitter (TWTR) named former Facebook (FB) chief technology officer and current Quip CEO Bret Taylor to its board of directors.
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This will be carried over into this integration, now that Quip is a part of Salesforce (which acquired it recently).
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The cloud CRM giant spent $22018 billion on Demandware, dropped $22014 million on Krux and another $750 million on Quip.
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Live Apps, which were announced just this morning, provide live connectors for two-way updating between the apps and Quip.
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Kevin Spacey's House of Cards maestro is always ready to destroy his opponents with a well-worded quip or insult.
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" After the laughter and applause, Ryan, looking slightly embarrassed, quick-draws a quip: "I don't think Nancy Pelosi thinks so.
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The idea of a deeper relationship began shortly after Quip agreed to build a Salesforce Lightning module earlier this year.
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The tweets begin with "According to my calculations" and then feature the calculator, usually bearing some sort of juicy quip.
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"So I walk into their house, [Warren] was sitting in this chair and he made some sarcastic quip," she recalled.
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Donning a stupid hat, retweeting a clever quip, and marching once a year does not make one a freedom fighter.
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Now, Quip is expanding into professional care, with plans for "multiple launches" next year, says its chief executive, Simon Enever.
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I use a silver metal version of the Quip, which is similar to the plastic model in terms of usage.
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There's an old quip that voters do not choose their elected officials so much as elected officials choose their voters.
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To date, Quip has raised more than $60 million in funding from Sherpa Capital, TriplePoint Capital, NFP Ventures and others.
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Being live means, if for instance someone changed the source Salesforce record, it would update automatically in the Quip document.
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Quip is a relatively inexpensive electric toothbrush, and the company sends fresh brush heads and battery refills every three months.
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The internet did not take kindly to a quip Donald Trump made about undocumented immigrants during Wednesday night's presidential debate.
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Like Quip and Goby, it's a direct-to-consumer brand that makes brushing your teeth convenient, affordable, and surprisingly exciting.
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Mr. McCarthy said later that his line about Mr. Trump being paid by Moscow was a quip that landed flat.
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Fortunately, there are 216 other entries here waiting to knit together enough evidence for us to fill in this quip.
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The quip was made in a video that was recorded last year but that only surfaced this week in Brazil.
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After stumbling on this quip by Sir Ken Dodd (1927 — 2018) through happenstance, my first reaction was a hearty chuckle.
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SmileDirectClub's main competitor in the more traditional dental care space — other than legacy brands like Crest and Colgate — is Quip .
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People "quip" or "croon" rather than speak, metaphors mix promiscuously, points are made twice, italics tilt madly from every page.
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Can solve a made-up quip (which is tougher than it sounds, because you can't rely on known entities) 2.
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When Taylor left Facebook to start Quip in 2012, Benioff was a natural person to ask for investment and advice.
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Seven years after he wrote that quip in his diary, the joke is on Mr Laws—and the rest of Britain.
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But instead, I couldn't wait until this story was over so Ariel, Sasha, or Heather could throw out another funny quip.
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While referencing infrastructure projects this past April, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell made a seemingly charming quip about his personal life.
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Prior to Quip, Taylor spent three years of Facebook through the acquisition of FriendFeed, a social network that he helped start.
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Benchmark and Quip are located in the same building in San Francisco's mid-Market neighborhood, just blocks away from Twitter's headquarters.
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Most people know Quip from its staunch dedication to sponsoring podcasts, or its ubiquitous ads in the New York City subway.
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Unlike nearly all of his opponents, Kasich has yet to achieve a bounce in public standing from some memorable debate quip.
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In addition to Tinder and Postmates, its launch partners include Poshmark, Quip, Eventbrite, Giphy, Pandora, Bands in Town, Patreon, and SoundHound.
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Henry Kissinger used to quip that the reason why academic politics were so vicious was that the rewards were so tiny.
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Like the old quip about advertising, executives may know that half of their workers' time is wasted, but not which half.
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Target, for example, is now selling Casper mattresses, Harry's razors and Quip toothbrushes — all brands that were originally sold only online.
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" There is, however, one central theme that became a little quip among the artists, the theme that "this isn't for you.
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For example, Salesforce Ventures was an investor in word processing app Quip prior to its acquisition by Salesforce earlier this month.
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During a quip about "the news recently," the older male comedian expressed confusion on why women didn't want to be catcalled.
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In a blog post announcing the news, Quip notes that it will continue to operate its business, but now under Salesforce.
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They quip, they compete, they beat the crap out of some poor minions, and they come out the other end victorious.
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When Salesforce bought Quip in 2016 for $750 million, it was fair to wonder what it planned to do with it.
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Several weeks after Pete Davidson began dating Ariana Grande, his ex-girlfriend Cazzie David made a quip about the new romance.
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Quip is meant to be portable and has a holder that can be attached to the wall with a suction cup.
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" This prompted one MEP from the Greens party, Terry Reintke, to quip: "We urgently need stricter regulation on taxation. EU-wide.
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On the Consumer Affairs website, Quip toothbrushes have an average rating of 4 stars, with a majority giving it 5 stars.
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Many have countered Johnson's interpretation with their own — this was simply an offhand quip and should be taken as a joke.
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ACROSTIC — Today's puzzle is a quip, really, about the inking business, the one that's more dangerous and necessary than tattooing — cartoonery.
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A sparkling British-American cast of newly minted and long familiar stars chirp, swoon, pine, quip and shed the odd tear.
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Indeed, to borrow a reporter's quip about the former New York mayor Edward I. Koch, Mr. Trump was unavoidable for comment.
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There is an old quip that capitalism is the unequal distribution of wealth, while socialism is the equal distribution of poverty.
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That can be frustrating to a solver, but hopefully the payoff of a humorous quip makes up for the extra hunting.
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Bret Taylor has risen rapidly through the ranks at Salesforce after it acquired his word processor startup Quip for $750 million.
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And no one on Capitol Hill trusts anybody after President Trump's "s-hole" quip torpedoed a bipartisan compromise on immigration. 2.
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While it would be foolhardy to say history will repeat itself, I am reminded of the quip that it often rhymes.
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Rumors of a "Rexit" After NBC reported Tillerson's alleged "moron" quip in October, the State Department went into damage control mode.
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And late last year, the company elevated former Quip CEO Bret Taylor to the position of president and chief product officer.
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Later, I did something I probably should not have and shared Franken's quip via Twitter, itself a kind of de-humorizer.
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The Lawrenson quip about Teixeira having "the professional ambition of a gnat" if he prefers Jiangsu over Liverpool is in itself dated.
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Though anathema to many bishops (one or two of whom may dream of disproving the quip), this is squarely within Catholic orthodoxy.
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He even delivers a quip — "Try not to choke on your own aspirations" — meant to echo the old "lack of faith" line.
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Since its launch, Quip has steadily evolved its offerings by inviting dentists to join the platform to connect with Quip's consumer subscribers.
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Just take a look at the length of Meyers' Franken quip as compared to how many minutes he takes to discuss Moore.
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The only thing that's radical in his neighborhood is the cherry 1989 Chevrolet Camaro Iroc-Z that he's wrenching on, I quip.
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"Images are required to spit in a balanced, proportionate fashion," Guardian columnist Peter Preston wrote, branding "HIGNFY" a "semi-satirical quip show".
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We're hyped to announce that starting today we'll be continuing our work with our talented friends over at Quip, a Salesforce company.
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"Here's another beauty" was the sarcastic quip an angry Trump threw at BBC North America Editor Jon Sopel during a press conference.
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The quip came during the United States Coast Guard commencement ceremony in New London, Connecticut, where the President delivered the keynote address.
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Unless Pettis can turn it around for at least a couple fights on the trot, that quip could wind up haunting him.
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Salesforce has named Bret Taylor, the former chief technology officer at Facebook and founder of Quip, as president and chief product officer.
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" It's a particularly nihilistic quip from Rowling's world, especially once it's followed a moment later with "Magical beasts are terrorizing No-Majs.
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To help with that, Quip designed it to easily fit inside your pocket so you can easily take it on the go.
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For example, it's only when a Quip toothbrush is set on a mock bathroom sink does its sleek design become more apparent.
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It was one of several excellent lines — the guy spent the entire episode making up for lost time in the quip department.
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Clinton said after the event on Friday said that the quip illustrates Sanders's focus on blaming the financial industry for America's woes.
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It's not hard to imagine Quip going after SmileDirectClub, whose custom teeth-straightening trays brought in $423.2 million in revenue in 2018.
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With that said, Quip can get costly if you opt for the metal or special editions and you add-on the extras.
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Early partners include Atlassian Jira, DocuSign, Lucidchart and New Relic where the various data types can reside as live data inside Quip.
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It's a blast to swing through the city, trap bad guys in web cocoons, and quip with the Web-head's rogues gallery.
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After a quip about a picture of him on a motorcycle captioned "born to be mild," Pence adopted a more serious tone.
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Gift the Quip Electric Couples Toothbrush Set, $55There's something especially satisfying about seeing your toothbrushes standing side by side in the bathroom.
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Zapier itself uses Slack, Zoom, and a mix of Google Docs, Coda, Quip, and a home-built tool for those purposes, respectively.
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An opportunity to reach this type of spending-savvy millennial has advertisers including Citigroup, Microsoft, Quip, and Casper lining up for sponsorship.
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Many thanks to Will and Joel for opting to go with a quip puzzle despite some views that this style is passé.
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Being acquired by Salesforce meant big changes for Quip and discussing those changes ahead of time made a big difference, he said.
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" Hyde then made the quip to Parnas that "you can do anything in the Ukraine with money," to which Parnas replied: "Lol.
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" In addition to his comments about Huffman, Gervais also made a quip about the streaming wars, telling audience members, "Apple, Amazon, Disney.
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Oscar Wilde's mischievous quip ''I can resist everything except temptation'' contains a truth: People do best by keeping away from the lure.
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She didn't quip about which baseball teams she liked, or do a whole lot of call-and-response with her assembled fans.
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Gibbs said Quip doesn't have plans to introduce email or voice-calling services, which are available from Google and Microsoft's productivity bundles.
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Perhaps the most unusual of its 10 acquisitions was word processing platform, Quip, for which it laid out $750 million smackeroos last July.
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That would be Bret Taylor, the co-founder of Quip, the real-time collaboration tool that Salesforce bought in August for $750 million.
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One member of the Freedom Caucus, who referred to the quip as "ridiculous," said it cost the president votes on the immigration bill.
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" Cohen later called out Cooper for blushing, prompting the journalist to quip, "I'm like, 'Why did I agree to be on this show?
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Corinne adds Tori cracked a joke about not wanting to head straight home ... and then there was the "naked" hands quip about Tori.
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It also shelled out $750 million for Quip, an online collaboration tool, that increasingly brings it into competition with online collaboration tools companies.
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The actress, who has identified as bisexual and is married to a woman, responded with a clever quip via Twitter on Wednesday night.
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Melanie "Melrose" Rosen (Jackie Tohn) is a quip machine who proves to have real heart hiding beneath all that Aqua Net and Spandex.
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Details of the bet between the senators drew laughter in the hearing room and led to Sullivan making a quip of his own.
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" Tomlin then followed up Fonda's quip with, "And in 2017, we still refuse to be controlled by a sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot.
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Derby runner-up Good Magic is the second choice at 3-203 and Quip comes in third with 12-1 odds to win.
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There's nothing wrong with this, per se, but Jenner decided to make a quip about it in the comments section of a photo.
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We all want to watch Lorelai and Rory Gilmore quip their way through Stars Hollow or Will and Grace be codependent best friends.
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However, it looks like that acquisition is not to boost Salesforce's design practice, but to bolster Quip itself, by developing more productivity apps.
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The Texas Republican is no stranger to controversy, and is known on Capitol Hill for regularly having a sharp quip at the ready.
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After the acquisition is completed, Attic Labs' team will join Quip, the document collaboration platform Salesforce bought in August 2016 for $750 million.
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Judy and hubby Jerry Sheindlin were in WeHo Thursday night leaving Craig's restaurant when our photog asked if Depp's quip violated the law.
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This came after Donald Trump called Clinton a "nasty woman" onstage while she discussed taxes — a quip the internet did not necessarily appreciate.
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" In response to Trump's quip, Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook said in a statement, "This is simple – what Trump is saying is dangerous.
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What could have been a quip ("I am Iron Man") becomes a triumphant call that avoids the siren call of a laugh-line.
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So I wanted to —" Losing interest, Meredith started to walk away, prompting Swift to quip, "Don't be too excited about it, my God.
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And you tend to see these things, you know, when we launched Quip it sort of, you know, we didn't have any customers.
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I mean, being rejected all day, starting conversations when you're an introvert, and at Quip we were just way more assertive about it.
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Always ready with a plan or a folksy quip or a tale from her upbringing on the ragged edge of the middle class.
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A quip attributed to Henry Kissinger, "Who do I call if I want to call Europe?" now has a clear answer: Call Berlin.
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There will be buttons for uploading documents to Quip as well as creating new documents, along with a list of all available files.
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The quip was in response to a question from a reporter about whether he had lost weight in the midst of the drama.
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Amy Klobuchar cut the fresh-faced South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg down to size, and all it took was one devastating quip.
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Quip , the direct-to-consumer oral care company whose pastel-colored ads you probably know from Instagram, is moving beyond the medicine cabinet.
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It's not hard to imagine Quip entering the teeth-whitening or teeth-straightening arena, following the commercial success of online dentistry company, SmileDirectClub.
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The whole concept around Quip is to get people to brush more (and to sign up for its $5 three-month refill plan).
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One man beside Mr. Trump became a viral sensation on social media, his face frozen and eye bulged by a quip gone awry.
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The Trump quip, made at a meeting of the American Workforce Policy Advisory Board at the White House on Wednesday, quickly went viral.
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For starters, Quip users will have the ability to store live data like a calendar, Salesforce customer record, or Kanban project management board.
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When we say performance, it's defined as ... and if you listen to a podcast, you've heard ZipRecruiter or Quip or Robinhood or whatever.
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" Ritual vitamins contain "nutrients in their best forms," and buying a Quip toothbrush will get you "the best experience at the best price.
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The Quip model inverts the way consumer product companies have traditionally built market share — focusing on the problem first, not just the product.
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As for America's European allies plotting a separate course toward China, Washington should meditate on Talleyrand's quip: A timely betrayal is good forecasting.
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Physically closed in and unsmiling, outwardly surly and inwardly despairing, Autumn doesn't quip her way out of trouble or even talk that much.
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To paraphrase a famous quip, there are only three things Joe Biden mentions in a sentence: A noun, a verb, and Donald Trump.
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His most commonly quoted quip these days is the one summing up his position on Brexit as having one's cake and eating it.
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While Taylor has gone on to become Salesforce's chief operating officer, Gibbs is still running Quip alongside a new co-CEO, Ryan Aytay.
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Before creating Quip, Gibbs was at Google, most prominently as the creator of Google App Engine, one of its earliest cloud computing products.
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The quip that makes up today's theme is attributed to the popular and beloved British comedian Sir Ken Dodd, who died in March.
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Quip set off down the backstretch on his mile-long gallop, comfortably hitting each furlong in about 18 seconds, his normal galloping pace.
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Crown Affair is a new startup that could be described as Casper for hair — or Warby Parker for hair or Quip for hair.
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The city's basketball-loving masses were dazzled by his confident smile, his cultural ease and his knack for an enlightening quotation or quip.
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And if you believe that old quip defining good acting as not bumping into the furniture, then hand them a couple of Tonys.
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For his part, Trump made an impression with a derisive quip about how Washington erred by not fixing his name to his estate.
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"Quip was the first product I ever sold," Taylor said in an interview this month from the 15th floor of the Salesforce Tower.
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Trump's quip got laughs, but congressional Republicans who are trying to win in 2018 on a tax cuts message may not find it funny.
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Last year, Chris Rock ruffled a few feathers as Oscars host when he make a quip about two Asian boys he brought on stage.
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Themed entrances aside, one contestant introduced herself by making a quip about her "hairless pu---," and another handed Pilot Pete a roll of condoms.
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Last month, the company acquired Quip, a word processing app created by former Facebook Chief Technology Officer and Google Maps co-creator Bret Taylor.
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When Clinton asked for people to compare the substance of Sunday's discussion with the GOP debate from last week, Sanders had a quick quip.
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She took to Instagram to quip about the resemblance, jokingly thanking Jonas and Chopra for being their "stand ins" for New Girl season 8.
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Other times, it's like watching yet another Deadpool commercial or TV spot, with his bro-humor schtick growing less interesting with every passing quip.
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The finest of the newcomers this year appears to be Quip, who has three wins and a second-place showing in five career races.
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Still, shares of the company's stock have fallen nearly 4 percent so far this year, amid a slew of acquisitions, including Demandware and Quip.
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So when he bragged that he was "tougher than Nigerian hair," people picked up on the saying — no matter how offensive the quip was.
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First, we find out how quip MVP Myrtle Snow (Frances Conroy) was brought back to the Apocalypse world after being burned at the stake.
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If the lady in your life can't remember the last time she swapped out her toothbrush, a subscription to quip will help her out.
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Quip founder and CEO Bret Taylor said they really wanted to put the communication component front and center when they were designing the app.
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Ryan's little quip about using heavier weights was just a clever bit of psy-ops, the better to make the whole thing seem authentic.
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When a reporter asked the actor what he would name his children, he shot back with a quip (that also promoted his tequila line).
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When Salesforce first announced its acquisition of Quip and its team, my colleague Ingrid Lunden suspected Salesforce could be planning to do something bigger.
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It was also the scene of the greatest quip of Coughlin's career, which is not quite as short a list as you might expect.
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This can be hard in an office because you're surrounded by colleagues who'll occasionally want to quip in and or ask you a question.
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Now Quip wants to add professionals to its web to create a system that connects dentists with patients to keep people engaged between appointments.
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If the idea doesn't enthuse you, Quip is a startup that might inspire you to concentrate on and enjoy your teeth-brushing habit more.
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When pop culture news used to happen, brands would often jump on the trending topics to promote their products with a light-hearted quip.
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The companies also announced that there would be deeper integration with Quip, the word processing/collaboration tool Salesforce acquired in 2016 for $750 million.
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But before this acquisition, Quip had already started evolving its offerings by inviting dentists to join the platform to connect with Quip's consumer subscribers.
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It was partly a quip — an acknowledgment that supporters of immigration hadn't sufficiently explained its benefits and that some of those benefits privilege elites.
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Kimmel and Damon's bad blood started in 2005, when Kimmel wrapped up a lackluster episode with a quip about bumping Damon from the show.
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That's good news for Google amid its attempt to compete in this market with Microsoft and Salesforce, which recently bought Google Docs competitor Quip.
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Quip was led by Bret Taylor, a former Facebook CTO and an early Google engineer before, and oversaw its sale to Salesforce in 2016.
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Monét's "warrior mermaid" look earned the quip "Tuna Turner" from Ru, and I cannot write anything funnier than that, and therefore will not try.
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Unlike after he'd won the Tampa Bay Derby in March, when he'd returned to full strength within 24 hours, Quip was slow to recover.
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The quip drew hoots of displeasure from the debate audience, and critics saw it as a disrespectful attack on Biden's age and mental sharpness.
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It was the composer Jean Sibelius who apparently originated the oft-repeated quip that no one ever put up a statue of a critic.
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Today's cluing felt a bit on the easy side to me for a Wednesday, but that might have been done to accommodate the quip.
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It is easy now to snicker at that earlier quip about the burden of being a Jewish star, but Myerson was, indeed, very famous.
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SPORTS An article on Sunday about the process of preparing a horse called Quip for the Preakness misstated Quip's status for the Kentucky Derby.
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The biggest growth came in Salesforce's Platform and Other category, which includes the AppExchange marketplace, the Heroku cloud platform and the Quip productivity software.
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The brief cameo had Clinton stretching her comedic muscles, delivering a quip about her experience with emails and another about her previous secretarial experience.
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Actually, I enjoyed one too — her quip about receiving $17k for her campaign from her ex-boyfriends was kind of funny, for a change.
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Though Mr Ali has offered no hard evidence, his claims resonate with Egyptians, who quip that his videos are better than anything on Netflix.
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As Fleabag narrates, she tilts her head confidingly to break the fourth wall, or whispers a quip from the corner of her lipsticked mouth.
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Yet let us not forget a variation on Prussian general Carl von Clausewitz's famous quip: politics is the continuation of war by other means.
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Gibbs took the helm at Quip last year, when its previous CEO, Bret Taylor, was elevated to the position of Salesforce's chief product officer.
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Its depiction of alleged police corruption and prosecutorial bias has inspired some viewers to quip that they hope they are never arrested in Manitowoc, Wis.
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Quip is a subscription service ($40-$150 initially, with quarterly refills ranging from $5-$40) that delivers fresh toothbrushes, toothpaste and other oral hygiene items.
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Queen Elizabeth was captured giving a rare quip while filming The Queen's Green Planet, a documentary airing on ITV in the U.K. on April 16.
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"You know, Hitler was a great leader too," Holtz said in response to a quip about Rodriguez being beloved by players despite Michigan's poor record.
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The daughter of late former President Ronald Reagan issued a powerful response to Donald Trump's controversial "Second Amendment" quip — and her words are going viral.
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Nine months after his death, the quip still sums up the Bay Area-based synth inventor's contribution to electronic music better than anyone else has.
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I can get to know a colleague through their feed or laugh at a retweeted quip from some stranger whose name I'll never see again.
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QuipThe priciest option ($30/month), Quip is best for workplace collaboration, built to handle chat, easy sharing, as well as editing of notes and spreadsheets.
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You can download Quip and have the most incredible word processing and spreadsheet and productivity environment in the history of business and the enterprises. Awesome.
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Several tools are available today, including Salesforce Lightning connectors for GMail and Google Sheets along with Quip Live Apps for Google Drive and Google Calendar.
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It promises to dissolve into the background, like the best technology does, automating tasks and maybe telling us a quip or two along the way.
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LONDON — The age-old sarcastic expression "as useful as a chocolate teapot," has always been a brilliant quip for telling someone they're a bit rubbish.
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Thompson confirms her international treasure status, earning some of the movie's biggest laughs with just a wink or a well-timed quip over Bridget's antics.
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Reid also made a quip about Mitt Romney being right in 2012 when he stated that Russia is a major threat to the United States.
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Although the J. Edgar Hoover quip was clearly a joke, it's just as clear that this case is getting uglier and uglier by the second.
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The battery-operated Quip uses sonic vibrations (where the motor vibrates the bristles back and forth) instead of rotations, providing a higher level of cleaning.
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Electric Brush, $40 + $10 refills every 3 months, available at QuipRead our review of the Quip Electric Brush here—Brandt Ranj, Insider Picks associate editor
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Some Tesla and technology experts are interpreting the CEO's remark as merely being a cheeky throwaway quip consistent with his character, especially his Twitter persona.
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" He believes that "Quip is inspiring positive behaviors around one of the most important aspects of overall health and making dental care accessible to all.
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If there was one moment that stood out — like the best house on a bad block — it was Gervais's quip about equal pay in Hollywood.
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After Justify, another WinStar horse, won the Kentucky Derby and became a Triple Crown threat, the decision to run Quip in the Preakness was revisited.
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Also typical for Trump was a quip he made a few minutes later about shredding the Constitution and serving more than two terms in office.
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On Monday, the "Insecure" creator and star went viral for delivering a subtle quip that was critical of the all-male nominations for best director.
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Taylor came to the company when Salesforce acquired his startup Quip, and he quickly rose though the ranks, reporting directly to Benioff once he joined.
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This Wheel of Fortune contestant named Blair used his introduction to quip about his "loveless marriage" and for a second he really had us going.
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Citing Peter Ustinov's long-ago quip that Toronto was "New York run by the Swiss," I asked what parallel statement might be made about Vancouver.
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Quip Slides lets users respond to surveys within presentations, have conversations and view charts of current data from Salesforce's Sales Cloud tool and Quip's spreadsheets.
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Folders of files stored in Box and Dropbox can be embedded in slides, and users can collaborate as they make new decks in Quip slides.
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Its general approach is to let Morano's images and Moss's face speak for themselves, then slide in with a tart quip from Offred's inner monologue.
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It is also commonly topped with an orange slice and served to Instagram influencers flitting around Europe with their Away luggage and Quip toothbrushes in tow.
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Taylor then became CTO of Facebook for a critical time as the company tried to figure out its transition to mobile before leaving to start Quip.
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In his second consecutive year hosting the Oscars (and year one was pretty eventful), Jimmy Kimmel started the night with quick quip about his track record.
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Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel, whose phone was once tapped by US intelligence, did not take kindly to Trump's quip that they had something in common Friday.
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Target, for example, now stocks Casper mattresses, and just added two more digital-first brands to its in-store assortment with Quip toothbrushes and Native deodorant.
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Romney often likes to quip "my future is behind me," and makes clear his chief concern is what kind of future his 24 grandchildren will inherit.
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"I reminded him not too long ago of a quip that he made, he said that Darrell Issa was going to make him famous," Meadows said.
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The tweet came the day after the first debate between Hillary Clinton and Trump, and it called to mind a famous quip from a previous debate.
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His Peter is bright, winning, good with a quip, and fully convincing as a kid whose perpetual haplessness never gets in the way of his heroism.
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It was left to Mauro to quip nervously that it's "very scary" if children see no point in learning French to a French speaker like her.
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For example, Bret Taylor, who has joined Salesforce via the acquisition of his cloud-based word processing startup Quip, is also on the board of Twitter.
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As Garman points out, Heroku, which Salesforce bought in 2010 and Quip, which it bought last year were both built on AWS from the get-go.
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The famous quip of the President George H.W. Bush "Read my lips," when he promised to hold the line on taxes, came back to haunt him.
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Women are besieged by pickup artists in most of the jokes, and one quip proves that flat earthers were already on their bullshit long before B.o.
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"Yeah, that's right," Trump laughed in response to Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly's caustic quip about the sword at the New London, Connecticut, campus.
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Usefully, however, it's symptomatic of the kind of quip-bait that deflects responsibility onto handy targets rather than taking a good hard look at the mirror.
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Among other highlights, Trump ignored Merkel's request for a handshake from Oval Office photographers and made an odd quip about wiretapping that left Merkel visibly puzzled.
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Apple could have created a funny TV ad, tweet or even made an offhand quip on stage while launching the Apple iPhone 7 and 7 Plus.
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" When DeVos said she was "just asking to clarify," Franken finished her off with a dry quip: "It surprises me that you don't know this issue.
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Trump was simply always there, in your Twitter feed, his orange avatar popping up between a quip from your colleague and a Vine of J.R. Smith.
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Alan Lepofsky, who recently joined Salesforce as VP of Salesforce Quip, says the announcement is the culmination of a desire to embed the tool into Salesforce.
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Venture capitalists like to quip that "software is eating the world" and that products should "just work," and rental car companies are seeing that first hand.
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My point is, if you're going to have a puzzle with a PAL rebus, that's probably the funniest quip you could add in as bonus content.
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The quirk prompted coach Alvin Gentry to quip that he might need to "take out a small business" loan to cover to costs of eating out.
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Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of state made her unfit to serve as commander in chief, Mr. Trump replied with a quip.
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She thanked everyone who sent well wishes, flowers and concerns and offered a quip for those who thought it may have been the end for her.
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Perry's quip came after host Chris Cuomo cited reports of food and water shortages on the island as a reason why FEMA support was still needed.
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When asked about playing against his former teammates, Murphy deflected the question with a quip, saying he previously had faced the Mets in an intrasquad game.
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The idea of all these new tools is to be able to enhance and extend the base Quip product and make it a center of collaboration.
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Of course, there is always sticking around to lobby — "I would rather be taken to Singapore and caned" is his quip on that line of work.
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But when I was handed this one, I was relieved that it was so engaging, plausible and, rarity of crossword rarities, the quip was actually funny.
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And when the 1926 General Strike is mentioned, it's solely to allow Violet to quip that her maid was "rather curt" with her at the time.
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The "I am inevitable" scene is from "Avengers: Endgame," and, well, things don't actually go so well for Thanos after he issues his doom-laden quip.
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The former England striker made the quip as an apparent response to "WWIII" trending on Twitter following the US airstrike on Iran which killed Maj. Gen.
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So, there is an opportunity to transform American politics in the way that John Boehner alluded to in his "death of the two-party system" quip.
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"They nailed the product, but they had a distribution problem," said Peter Fenton, a partner at Benchmark who invested in Quip and sat on the board.
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There are seven quip entries that add a homonym for the long "O" to the end of a common title or phrase to create a pun.
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The camera cut to a sly grin on Simpson's face during Corden's quip — maybe because he knew he was about to prove the show's host wrong.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff is a prolific angel investor, and the company has bought some of the firms he's backed, including Quip and artificial intelligence startup MetaMind.
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The interesting thing is I don't want Quip to be completely independent because then we're just in the same position we were the day before the acquisition.
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In Italy, baristas generally make the coffee in full sight of the consumer, and hand brioche and other pastries across a glass case, often with a quip.
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We started Quip because people were not invested in their oral health, or were only visiting the dentist when a tooth was falling out or in pain.
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Nancies were, in fact, caricatures that society had been trained to laugh at: fey, limp-wristed, speaking with a lisp, with no social defense but a quip.
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"Quip has applied its obsessive design ethos to create a completely new floss experience to inspire better habits and help to build routines," the press material reads.
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" Stewart would quip: "Arby's: for when you're wondering what it tastes like when a cow dies" and "Arby's: the meat that is a dare for your colon.
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Elizabeth, the world's oldest monarch and Britain's longest-reigning monarch, made the quip, picked up by a TV crew, during a two-day tour to Northern Ireland.
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I mean, you saw Quip, you know, this incredible startup that was created by Bret Taylor, the former CTO of Facebook, wants to sell us his company.
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It frequently features ads from hip direct-to-consumer companies like Away, Quip, and Brooklinen, and it's been sued many times before over its rejection of ads.
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Officials liked to quip that the law had created a "Bunny problem": men would have to be considered for employment as scantily clad waitresses in Playboy clubs.
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Well, they're usually introduced with a nice quip or a bad-ass moment, designed to remind you of how much you liked them in their own movies.
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The company has just announced that it is acquiring Quip, the cloud-based word processing app that was co-founded by Bret Taylor, formerly CTO of Facebook.
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We're being vulnerable — but not too vulnerable — and we're presenting our feelings to the world in a pretty, easy-to-digest package: a clever, self-aware quip.
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Ms. Rubin-Vega has one of the choicer roles: Inez has a snazzy way with a quip, and Ms. Rubin-Vega zings them out with appealing élan.
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"Nothing is more limited than being a limited partner of George Steinbrenner's" is a quip that is most frequently attributed to the former Yankees investor John McMullen.
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Once synced, dentists can click a button to confirm patients visit on-time and reward them by paying for the next two refills of their Quip subscription.
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Launched in 2015, Quip is a direct-to-consumer oral care startup that has sold over 1 million of its American Dental Association (ADA)-accepted electric toothbrushes.
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Quip, the oral care company behind the Instagram-famous toothbrush, promises even more products and services in the professional dental care market in the next 9 months.
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Quip, maker of electric toothbrushes, is making use of its most recent acquisition to launch a dental insurance alternative to customers in New York City this summer.
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Quip began as a subscription-based electric toothbrush service that replaces toothpaste and brush heads, partly because you're apparently supposed to change your toothbrush every three months.
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While Paper was already competing with Quip in some ways, Salesforce's major acquisition of the company signaled that it was quickly looking to broaden its enterprise toolkit.
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Apparently the wealthy elites who flock to such events were impressed by the quip, so much so that Hillary deemed it ready to try out in public.
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Taylor, especially, has risen to a place of prominence in the company, after joining the company in 2016 by way of the acquisition of his company Quip.
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Late in World War II, Franklin D. Roosevelt sharply rebuked an aide for making a derogatory quip about Wendell Willkie, Roosevelt's Republican challenger in the 1940 election.
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When Quip stepped onto the track, he didn't buck, which, as a young, aggressive 3-year-old colt who is typically eager to run, he often did.
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And by the time you work your way down to the punch line at 53A, you might even be able to guess the quip as a whole.
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Mr. Arbesfeld makes an observation about what happens when a DENTIST and a MANICURIST face off, and you can read the theme quip in its entirety here.
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A master of political theater and the quotable quip, he is idolized by rank-and-file Tories determined to quit the European Union no matter the consequences.
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If you like how your manual brush feels in your hand but you want more of a deep clean, Quip is probably the best option for you.
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" While discussing Mayer's low tolerance for drugs, the singer said "I know my body," which caused Cohen to quip "I feel like I know your body, too.
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You'll laugh at a moment of ridiculousness in the movie, then laugh at a quip from one of the commentators, then laugh again at the movie's stupidity.
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ANNOUNCES RESULTS FOR FOURTH QUARTER 2017 * DRIL-QUIP - APPROVED TERMINATION OF STOCKHOLDER RIGHTS PLAN BY AMENDING ASSOCIATED RIGHTS AGREEMENT TO ACCELERATE EXPIRATION DATE TO ON FEB 26 * Q4 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $0.02, REVENUE VIEW $99.8 MILLION — THOMSON REUTERS I/B/E/S * DRIL-QUIP - EXPECT REVENUE TO AVERAGE BETWEEN $90 MILLION AND $100 MILLION PER QUARTER THROUGH FIRST THREE QUARTERS OF 2018 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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They opened up the ability to build these integrations to third-party developers and announced a Quip version of App Exchange where third parties could distribute the integrations.
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During the Recode interview Frei wouldn't say who might be on the shortlist of potential Uber CEO candidates, but did quip "Whoever she is...," before becoming serious again.
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When he spoke to a meeting of Liberal legislators that day, he began with a quip about the "Star Wars" movie franchise before moving on to the fires.
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Venture-backed software company Quip was founded by Bret Taylor and Kevin Gibbs, well-known in the technology community for their work at companies like Facebook and Google.
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"I'll make him an offer he can't refuse" (which Puzo may have adapted from a line in Balzac), the Don's cynical quip, has become a figure of speech.
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"Of course, we've already bought some incredible things that are outside our core that we're integrating into our core," Benioff said, highlighting a surge in usership on Quip.
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" Sales trainer Randone, 31, chimed in to quip that the information was "breaking news" that "just happened," playfully chiding his wife, "I can't believe you just said that.
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Today: a marketing specialist working in the food and beverage industry who makes $65,000 per year and spends some of her money this week on Quip toothbrush refills.
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" Then Wiig made a quip about her new short hairdo, saying that in addition to collaborating with Carell for Despicable Me, the two "also get our haircut together.
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It's doubtful that many showed up, but even so, it's an enormous event and Quip had a big presence there, which wouldn't have been possible before the acquisition.
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While attending an Order of Merit service with Queen Elizabeth on Thursday, he had the perfect quip when asked about his decision to step back from royal duties.
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Cruz is not well-known in New York, and polls suggest that his quip about "New York values" did little to ingratiate him even to New York's Republicans.
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Quip, the dental care startup that first went to market with electric toothbrushes, has launched its first product outside of brushes: a floss applicator with a refillable canister.
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By the time you've lost track of how long you've been using your current brush head, Quip will already have a fresh shipment en route to your house.
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Quip began as a subscription-based electric toothbrush service that replaces tooth paste and brush heads, partly because you're apparently supposed to change your toothbrush every three months.
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Recent developments in enterprise software — including Oracle's acquisition of NetSuite, Microsoft's purchase of LinkedIn and Salesforce's acquisition of Demandware and Quip — point to a shift in the market.
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For something as small as a sarcastic quip to a person she had never met and had no obligation to, Sarah no longer felt safe in her home.
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The process consists of representatives from each state coming forward, delivering a little quip about why his or her state rocks, and declaring how the state's delegates vote.
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He is co-CEO of Quip, the collaboration software startup Salesforce acquired in 2016 for $750 million, where he leads the sales team, strategy, marketing and customer success.
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" In typical Ellen fashion, DeGeneres ended her speech with a tongue-in-cheek quip â€" thanking her non-existent husband "Mark" and their non-existent children at length.
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Less than 25 minutes after Andrew's bombshell statement, the Queen was seen carrying out a public engagement, even able to quip about the date: her 72nd wedding anniversary.
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"When he came to me, he was 2, and he was already pretty tall, pretty big, a little bit immature," said Brisset, who trains the Preakness contender Quip.
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Prior to Right Side Up, Shaw scaled podcast campaigns for brands like quip, Lyft and Texture, and has worked with brands like McDonald's, Honda, ampm, and Tempur Sealy.
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Though many wonder why he left, he previously told Business Insider that he finds fulfillment in building things from scratch, and that's exactly what he did with Quip.
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Apart from being a spectacular comeback, Sambora's quip gets at how rewarding creating a song that people respond to wholeheartedly night after night, year after year can be.
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In May 2016, as wildfires ripped through an Alberta oil-producing region, Trudeau opened a meeting with legislators by making a quip about the "Star Wars" movie franchise.
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At 6 feet 4 inches, Mr. Delgado — a former basketball player and Upstate New York hall of fame inductee — is rarely introduced without some quip about his height.
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But with a quip delivered to Republican House members in Baltimore Thursday, Trump admitted he looks strange, though he insisted it's because of modern fluorescent and halogen lights.
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One could imagine Trump continuing to use this little quip to ensure his supporters rush to the polls in November 2020 to fend off a Democratic witch hunt.
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Liz Cheney quoted a tweet listing the all-white candidates on the December stage with the quip: "You forgot about Pocahontas," invoking President Donald Trump's nickname for Warren.
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Quip co-founder Kevin Gibbs took over the CEO role of the unit, which continues to operate within Salesforce and this week introduced a competitor to Microsoft PowerPoint.
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" "Well, if I looked like him, I'd try to distract the photographer too," Fallon's Trudeau jokes, prompting Corden's Johnson to quip, "He's not good looking like us three.
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The recording has a few glitches — the BBC noted that you can hear an an engineer quip that the computer is "not in the mood" for Glenn Miller.
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Rent's rock interludes, functioning as brief snippets of dialogue being traded in the grander scheme of musical banter, feel weirdly abbreviated, building toward nothing but a quick quip.
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Salesforce has an existing investment in Quip, whose word-processing platform is designed to be used by teams to edit documents or spreadsheets on mobile devices, wearables and desktops.
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Whether it's shutting down homophobes or wading into the debate over whether to lower flags to half mast for Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah, she's usually quick with a quip. .
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Same with Hillary Clinton and pretty much everyone else in D.C. The case for Salesforce (Kurt): Well, Salesforce just bought Quip, whose CEO, Bret Taylor, recently joined Twitter's board.
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Kate Winslet told Variety that she found the Weinstein story "disgraceful and appalling," and a few hours later, a quip about her upcoming collaboration with Woody Allen went viral.
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SIMON WESTFOLDVictoria, Australia I was surprised that your review of a book on puns characterised ovine puns as "egg-specially eggs-cruciating" ("The quip and the dread", August 12th).
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Interestingly, Slack started working closely with Quip earlier this year offering users a way of signing into the word processing app with their Slack IDs (that's one to watch).
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Volvo is making sure Europe knows what they are dealing with — a footballer that can quip "I came like a king, left like a legend" with a straight face.
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We wonder what shoe-obsessed Carrie Bradshaw would quip about this situation, (although we're sure her small-screen PR pal Samantha Jones probably has the perfect statement prepped already).
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He's currently the CEO of a startup called Quip, and had co-founded a startup called Friendfeed that once could have been described as sort-of a Twitter competitor.
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For those who aren't interested in Salesforce, Quip is still available as a standalone product, and in fact continues to operate as a separate company within the larger entity.
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" Wiig then made a quip about her new short hairdo, saying that in addition to collaborating with Carell for the animated series, the two "also get our haircut together.
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Quip is an especially poetic coincidence, considering the startup was co-founded by the former CTO of Facebook, Bret Taylor, and counts Facebook among its earliest and biggest customers.
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To connect, patients enter the name and email of their dentist and Quip will send a request to the dentist and will reward the patient with a $703 credit.
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The Harry Potter author, Twitter hero and frequent Trump critic went after the candidate again during Wednesday night's presidential debate, and as usual, she left no magical quip unmade.
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Real-life superheroes Lost in the brouhaha over President Trump's "Pocahontas" quip is the powerful story of why the Navajo Code Talkers were being honored in the first place.
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More than half a century after A.J. Liebling declared that freedom of the press "is guaranteed only to those who own one," the quip seems doubly out of date.
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Not only is it a great electric toothbrush at a reasonable price, but Quip will send them a refill every three months with a new brush head and toothbrush.
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Shareholders were upset that in August, Mr. Benioff agreed to pay $582 million for a company called Quip, a maker of real-time collaboration software that had negligible revenue.
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By stumbling over it, Dean made the line that exists between fake diversity and actual inclusivity, between racial humor and racism, quip and microaggression, appreciation and fetishization — very clear.
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One had actually observed a white woman asking a black coworker if they had taken all the watermelon from a catering tray, clearly a funny quip in her mind.
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Sympathy is always lurking in her voice, especially for Parker's female characters, but you can't stop and wallow; there's the next quip to get to, the next coping mechanism.
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On this show's first season, the crotchety former sheriff Stan Miller (John C. McGinley) fought all sorts of demons in his tiny town, one bitter quip at a time.
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Budge had Quip run his early workouts uphill instead of around the level track, to make it more difficult for the horse to run as quickly as he liked.
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At Quip, a workplace productivity company where Mr. Lau is an engineering leader, he leads circles in which engineers talk about how to work together or ask for help.
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"He made a big mistake by not doing the emails," he said, referencing Sanders's quip last October that Americans were "sick and tired" of hearing about Clinton's technology habits.
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I'm borrowing that quip about life's finish line (that finish line, of course, being death) from her because it's one of my favorite clichés, and it absolutely rings true.
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To keep from talking about politics, the couples quip about nonsense like jelly beans versus Gummi Bears, Cyndi Lauper versus Madonna, until Mitchell steamrollers the banter with his diatribe.
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In his first public remarks after a devastating wildfire ripped through an Albertan oil-producing region in 2016, he began with a quip about the "Star Wars" movie franchise.
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There, he ultimately became chief technology officer before leaving in 22003 to start Quip, which was building cloud-based productivity and collaboration software, with a focus on mobile devices.
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She has the special ability to wield Peacemaker, Wyatt's gun, which she uses to send Purgatory's "Revenants" back to hell, usually with a quip — and whiskey — at the ready.
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A number of transactions, including Quip, came with at-least leaks of massive acquisition values, but an even greater number have not produced anything in the way of financial headlines.
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KW: When you first joined, this is before the Quip sale had been announced, there were a lot of people who thought you might then go run product at Twitter.
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The social network announced Tuesday that Bret Taylor, former Facebook chief technology officer and CEO of productivity software startup Quip, will join its board of directors as its ninth member.
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But instead of meaningfully answering the question, executive producer Mark Gordon offered a sarcastic quip that felt like an irritating brush-off in 2005 and feels slightly more telling today.
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This week she repeated her "no deal" mantra and her quip from last July that Mr Juncker would be the next to learn that she is a "bloody difficult woman".
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff told Business Insider that the deal was largely done to nab Quip CEO Bret Taylor, an ex-Facebook executive who was recently added to Twitter's board.
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Coming from someone who has received everything from his name to his entire fortune from his father, this quip was as silly as it was unhelpful to the Trump cause.
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After Trump's quip in Montana, Jenna Bush Hager, Bush's granddaughter, offered a rare rebuke of Trump by tweeting out a letter her grandfather had written about finding happiness in service.
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Tara is still the quip-loving source of comic relief the show deploys in hit-or-miss fashion, and Heath is still… that guy whose name you tend to forget.
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The bottom line: Whatever your view of welfare reform, to paraphrase Senator Lloyd Bentsen's famous quip about President Kennedy to Dan Quayle: I knew welfare reform, and this isn't it.
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He admits Quip may not seem obvious as a product that serves the customer, but it's about productivity, and that's something that could touch every part of the Salesforce platform.
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In this case, if Trump does go start questioning, say, Clinton's true health status or makes a quip about her collapsing into that van, the focus goes back on him.
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If she has trouble remembering to replace her toothbrush heads often, Quip will do that for her with their helpful subscription model — just $5 every three months for a refill.
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If she has trouble remembering to replace her toothbrush heads often, Quip will do that for her with their helpful subscription model — just $5 every three months for a refill.
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At a conference of religious conservatives, he revived a Biblical quip which became fashionable among evangelical right-wingers (on bumper-stickers, for example) after Barack Obama took office as president.
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On a recent episode of Recode Decode, Quip CEO and Twitter board member Bret Taylor told Recode's Kara Swisher and Kurt Wagner that companies die when they're afraid to fail.
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The gyms are notoriously expensive — Equinox's top membership costs $353 per month with a $750 initiation fee — and it's not uncommon to hear people quip that they can't afford it.
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Instead, her supervisor asked what she should call Messina, made a Ru Paul quip to lighten the mood (he's one of the company's original spokespeople), and that was about it.
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At the 2016 Democratic National Convention, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg got belly laughs with a quip about Donald Trump's penchant for overstating his wealth and business success.
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When it comes to oral health, we should be investing our attention in the basics, and luckily with Quip, you don't have to invest too much money to do so.
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O'Rourke's nonchalant quip that his wife cares for the couple's three children "sometimes with my help" irked a number of the former Texas congressman's critics, who saw it as belittling.
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" Ronald Reagan, who learned to glide through public life on a carpet of soft humor, had this famous quip to his wife after being shot: "Honey, I forgot to duck.
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When criticized for joking about a "public hanging," she insisted that the only relevant context for understanding the quip was her "high regard" for the person whose invitation she accepted.
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Hatton, a four-time winner on the European Tour, finished the tournament at four under par, a wide smile on his face and a ready quip about his notable temper.
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Bret: The battle between Oliver North and Wayne LaPierre at the N.R.A. reminded me of Henry Kissinger's quip about the Iran-Iraq War: It's a pity both sides can't lose.
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The first time I heard the "Only Trump can save China" quip was a few months ago from a self-described apolitical tech entrepreneur in Guangdong Province in southern China.
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"We're past the era of the big debate swings: the bloodless Dukakis death penalty answer, the Reagan age quip, the Bentsen 'you're no John Kennedy' moments," an Iowa Republican said.
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Bennet wouldn't have known to employ, and there's a Brexit-era quip about having to "respect the result" that surely would have received blank stares from Austen and her contemporaries.
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" His longstanding advocacy for pre-emptive wars is reminiscent of Talleyrand's quip when the Bourbons were restored to power after the French Revolution, "They have learned nothing and forgotten nothing.
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Franken is fully aware that even the most thrown-off or nominally irreverent quip can become toxic after being put through what Franken calls the "de-humorizer" of partisan America.
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And if that wasn't enough, Karlan's nasty ridicule of the president, using his son's name as a prop in a quip about royalty, was something most parents would find grotesque.
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Sen. Kamala Harris had a few memorable moments during Thursday's Democratic primary debate, from ending a shouting match with a quip to challenging Joe Biden on his record on busing.
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When I was in high school I discovered that a well-timed quip or joke in the classroom could make an entire class – even the teacher – laugh or at least react.
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For example, in the Cityrow space, I got to sit down and try out the rowing machine, while the Quip area had a mock-up bathroom sink to display the toothbrushes.
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One quip that didn't quite land, maybe because it was a little too on the nose: A joke that Trump would undo last year's turkey pardons simply because Obama did it.
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Floss is most likely not going to attract any new customers who are looking for a revolutionary flossing experience, but it might be a nice add-on for current Quip subscribers.
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Photo: Salesforce Photo: Salesforce Benioff also announced that Bret Taylor, who came over in the $750M Quip deal last year got a promotion when he became president and chief product officer.
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With a few sharp lines, an acid quip, or just a well-timed nod, the candidates can do more to unravel their opponents than in a hundred speeches or television commercials.
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Trained by Rodolphe Brisset and ridden by last year&aposs Breeders&apos Cup Classic winner Florent Geroux, Quip captured the Tampa Derby in March before finishing second in the Arkansas Derby.
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" Navarro then followed up her anti-Trump speech with a similar message in her native-tongued Spanish, prompting host Anderson Cooper to quip: "You are not a Trump supporter, Ana Navarro.
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Salesforce has been on its own acquisition spree in the software-as-a-service (SaaS) market, buying Quip for about $600 million in August and Demandware for $2.8 billion in June.
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Keith Block, Salesforce There was also a good cultural match, and Salesforce liked the Quip team, a point that Block says the company looks at very closely when making acquisition decisions.
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Nordstrom has broadened its assortment to include D2C brands, Target has partnered with Harry's, Quip, and Flamingo – all of which have rolled out their products in Target's stores across the country.
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At the White House press briefing today, Sean Spicer delivered what was clearly a rehearsed quip to respond to questions about possible collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government.
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But even Trump's more forceful pitch—his, "I thought you guys were against abortion?" quip at the Freedom Caucus—suggests someone who doesn't really care about the fate of this bill.
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His patter is honed by a career battling doubters (an analyst once put him down with the quip: "Ocado begins with an 'o', ends with an 'o', and is worth zero").
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The top compartment holds items that I remove upon arrival at my destination, like my Quip toothbrush in its plastic travel case, a full-size tube of toothpaste, and lip balm.
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While the toothbrush sales sector is ripe for competition, the Quip founders had to convince investors they could compete even though they didn't come from a background in business or marketing.
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Currently Showfields has pop-ups decorated with potted plants and pink velveteen chairs from the Australian skin care brand Frank Body and Quip, a dental company that frequently advertises on podcasts.
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There were inevitable jokes playing on the role that made him famous ("Harry Potter and the Deathly Viruses") and new hashtags (#ExpectoCoronus), and a typically wry quip from Mr. Radcliffe himself.
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Some established Twitch channels may even tweet or message out a Jackbox party game "room code" for their audience members to join games like Quip Lash, Drawful, or Trivia Murder Party.
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" On Wednesday, Lineker, now a BBC pundit, updated his old quip, tweeting: "Twenty-two men chase a ball for 280 minutes and at the end, the Germans no longer always win.
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"I just want to put out there re: my Fallon interview — I actually do suffer from OCD, it wasn't just a little quip I made on a talk show," Reinhart tweeted.
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Schumer was quick with a quip during her standup at Wednesday's party, but she also struck an occasionally serious tone to wish governor Cuomo a happy birthday and express her support.
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Plus, the Everything Set comes with a promo voucher for refills, so they don't have to worry about their quip brush head, floss supply, or toothpaste for the entirety of 2020.
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Beneath the wordy, quip-heavy text—and helped along by McNally's insistence on his characters' state of near-undress—the director, Arin Arbus, has placed a subtle layer of physical suspense.
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That 'one-term president' quip McConnell's remark to National Journal in 2010 — that his single most important goal was to make Obama a "one-term president" — has followed him ever since.
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And none of her male colleagues were asked about their sex lives, even though some of them made worse jokes — including Daulerio's bizarre quip about child pornography in a taped deposition.
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Journalist Nina Burleigh's quip, "I would be happy to give him a blowjob just to thank him for keeping abortion legal," served as an extreme version of the generally prevailing sentiment.
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"Mouth rinses with fluoride can help protect teeth against cavities while also helping to strengthen your enamel," dentist Jeffrey Rappaport, DDS, who works as the director of dental care at Quip, says.
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And tools such as Slack, Zoom, Dropbox and Quip, a document-sharing and -editing platform, make it possible to communicate with far-flung employees and track their performance and workflow more accurately.
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But, despite a great showing from Jason Momoa living his Aquaman-by-way-of-Khal-Drogo life and a quip about how rich Batman is, something is noticeably missing: Henry Cavill's Superman.
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Reagan was always the king of the one-liner, but it was Walter Mondale who laid down the best quip of the 20083 campaign during a Democratic primary debate against Gary Hart.
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Quip also has a handy audit system to show who made what changes to documents, just in case a coworker tries to blame a crucial typo or misplaced comma on someone else.
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The global agreement to limit carbon emissions to head off global climate change still enjoys the support of the local Pittsburgh mayor, Democrat Bill Peduto, who tweeted a response following' Trump's quip.
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When Salesforce purchased Quip last summer for $750 million, it seemed at face value to be an unusual acquisition for the cloud CRM company — Salesforce tends to concentrate on more vertical targets.
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Benioff attributed Salesforce's growth in part to the company's recent acquisitions, which included Demandware, an e-commerce play, Krux, an audience engagement company, and Quip, a productivity suite similar to Microsoft Office.
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Croft makes an obligatory quip of disgust, then walks through the gore with the casual disappointment the rest of us experience stepping into a rain puddle on a day we wore sneakers.
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This isn't exclusive to Workplace, and Taylor acknowledged Salesforce/Quip had similar connections in competing products, but as they are seeing customers using Workplace, they feel they need to be there too.
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The places a high hurdle for Quip, and it's just one start-up trying to grab some of the market, which Euromonitor predicts will reach $826 million in the U.S. this year.
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If you're looking for more vigorous and traditional brushing, I'd recommend picking up the cheaper original Waterpik Water Flosser and getting the Quip toothbrush or another electric toothbrush to fill the void.
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"Sorry Hillary, I was running on C.P. time," de Blasio said, using a term that commonly refers to "colored people time," a quip at the stereotype that black people often run late.
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To borrow a quip from the Center for Global Development's Justin Sandefur, the new chart looks more like the Loch Ness monster than like an elephant: So what accounts for these differences?
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However, introverted leaders do have their own shortcomings because they tend to be quieter and value their alone time, Patrick Moran, the chief customer officer at content collaboration platform Quip, tells CNBC.
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It is as Jean Jacques Machado used to quip about defending from underneath the mount—if you are concerned about defending yourself from the mount, you messed up a long way back.
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Periodically, she would take the saxophone from her mouth and blurt out an observation or a quip, typically something personal, mostly about how she was coping with life in the Trump era.
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The perspectives of Nora's mother, Maryam, and sister, Salma, are crucial but remain in the background (perhaps Maryam's reserve can be traced to her quip that "Americans loved to confess on television").
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Among the quotations was a quip about the British royals, in which Mr. Bloomberg used the terms "horsey-faced lesbian" and "fat broad" to refer to two women in the royal family.
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As for Mr. McCarthy's remark, even if only a quip, it showed that Republican leaders were aware enough of Mr. Trump's Russian links six months before Election Day to joke about them.
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Looking out into the audience, the all-white cast praise the audience for being "so white and so diverse" and quip that only white people can afford a ticket to the Burg.
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Will Shortz doesn't run quip themes very often but once in a while, he admits, one will come along that is so good that it needs to see the light of day.
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Over all, I felt the clues were eased up on for a Thursday so that people could solve the quip, because there is a lot going on here even without tough clues.
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" quip — $210 See Details Miller Kern, Shopping Writer "I originally got this sleep mask in one of my Boxycharm boxes, but I loved it so much that I bought another container of it.
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When Cruz misspoke and said he was from Florida, Trump later corrected the record with a quip that Cruz was from Texas, "or maybe Canada" -- a schoolyard taunt, but an amusing one nonetheless.
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The quip illustrates the expectations surrounding jeopdae, a widespread form of business entertainment in South Korea in which firms lavish generous hospitality not only on clients but also on reporters and public officials.
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Nevertheless, Fisher continued to make frequent appearances in film and TV — usually as the long-suffering, quip-delivering best friend, a role she played to perfection in 1989's When Harry Met Sally.
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For the uninitiated: Kardashian West posted a year-old naked selfie Monday night, prompting Midler to quip that Kardashian West would have to "swallow a camera" to show off any more of herself.
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The set was "very Waiting for Godot," as I heard an audience member quip, and the sole upright staff at the back of the stage did evoke the lonely tree in Beckett's play.
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After each started their late-night monologues with a "How was your weekend?" quip, they both dove right into the national topic du jour: President-elect Donald Trump's transition to the White House.
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I feel like the majority of the people who quip about it being an app strictly for sex are basing it entirely on anecdotal circle jerk nonsense and have never actually used it.
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Powered by a single AAA battery, Quip jettisons much of the baggage of more complicated brushes, including the charging system, providing instead a streamlined (and quite attractive) wand with a vibrating, replaceable head.
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Quip comes in eight different colors and finishes with varying prices ranging up to $60, but the cheapest model is a mere $30, with a new head sent every three months for $5.
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He often talks about his critics on the campaign trail, but he has this quip: "I'll cut their taxes too," something he said on virtually every stop last month and repeatedly this week.
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Even quip-happy, smart-ass Tony Stark loses his ability to banter by the end of Civil War, and openly sets out to kill two men in a wave of blank-faced hatred.
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The River Vixen gives him her best flirty, kinda-mean quip, saying she's "choosing to blame Betty's Britney [Spears]-esque meltdown" on the fact the duo didn't get to chat at the party.
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Mr. Taylor, who joins Twitter's board as its 10th member, served as Facebook's chief technical officer from 2009 to 2012 before leaving the company to help found Quip, a workplace productivity start-up.
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This element is most explicit in the season's 10th episode, a literal journey through the wilderness for the catty and quip-ready Margo (Summer Bishil) as she attempts to find her life's purpose.
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Today, artists kicking around in political waters are more likely to make waves online using social media, and more likely to gain viral attention with an unexpected political quip at an opportune moment.
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The idea for the Quip toothbrush came to Enever in October 2012 while he was sitting in the chair of a dentist in Queens, New York — his first dental appointment in the States.
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The Quip founders didn't want a high price on the brush itself to be the factor that was designed to spur people to use it and become more engaged with dental care overall.
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Judge Kavanaugh — a standout student, captain of the basketball team and a master of the quip, according to one teacher — was especially close to Mr. Judge, a fixture of the school's party scene.
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Yet over the last few years, brands — including hot, digitally savvy, direct-to-consumer ones like Casper, Harry's, Wayfair, Rover, Quip, Away, Handy, and Modcloth — have taken to targeting customers in the mail.
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"Wait Wait" resembles the place I fear I may go when I die, where vitriolic and overly entertained cherubs attempt to tickle each other with feather dusters in quip fights to the death.
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The former congressman, who was rattled by charges he cultivated the support of white supremacists and criticized for a quip his opponents interpreted as a veiled racial slur, is eager to move on.
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Steven C. Smith, in his biography "A Heart at Fire's Center: The Life and Music of Bernard Herrmann," repeats a quip from the composer that Hitchcock completed only 60 percent of any film.
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Today's quip by Alan Arbesfeld might not be that well-known as far as I can tell, but if you like puns and other kinds of "groaner" jokes, the payoff is definitely there.
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Patrick Moran, the chief customer officer at content collaboration platform Quip, tells CNBC it's important for bosses to understand the preferred work styles of introverted and extroverted employees in order to be successful.
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In 2012, he built Quip, a software app that was acquired by Salesforce for $750 million in 2016 and served as a stepping stone to earn him the executive title he has today.
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Mr. Meyers, the literate, quip-firing comedian and host of NBC's "Late Night," had spent the preceding days mapping out his conversation with Ms. Conway, a steadfast and unflappable spokeswoman for Mr. Trump.
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That isn't to say Duca doesn't have her fans — she is loved because she's feisty and bold and funny, especially in the face of ruthless sexism, always ready with a quip on Twitter.
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Suddenly, the high-priced defense lawyer who seemed to quip his way through every television studio in the continental United States found himself handling the likes of drunken driving and domestic violence cases.
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This year it's picked up Demandware for $533 billion and Quip for $750 million, and was even looking to shell out more than $20 billion for LinkedIn, though it inevitably lost that to Microsoft.
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" His quip got big laughs and cheers from the audience; they grew into a standing ovation as he mentioned free elections, a Chinese listening station, and Assata Shakur—"that cop killer from New Jersey.
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You can call up Giphy GIFs in Twitch, enterprise apps like Slack and Quip, and (after ironing out a little controversy with how well GIFs were being vetted) on Snapchat and Instagram, among others.
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While it works to rapidly build a strong enterprise product, it has companies like Salesforce acquiring Quip for $750 million and placing it in a position to beat out its note-taking app Paper.
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This "keeping it real" quip probably isn't as throwaway it might seem: Healy is used to talking to journalists, and it's highly possible that he feels a need to play up his famous candor.
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Quip for kids costs $25 for a brush head starter set with a flavored toothpaste subscription ($10 every three months) or $30 with a starter set and brush head subscription ($5 every three months).
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"If we're going to fulfill our mission of improving oral health for every age, it's better to cast those habits and form those habits at an early age," Quip CEO Simon Enever told TechCrunch.
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When Quip was sold, it came as a bit of a surprise, but Taylor said he and his team saw an opportunity to reach a scale that would have taken years on their own.
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The 20-times Grand Slam winner's victories over Greece's world number 15 Stefanos Tsitsipas and world number four Alexander Zverev prompted the German to playfully quip that he was tired of Federer winning everything.
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Finally, the company is embedding Quip, the company it acquired in 2016 for $750 million, into the customer service console to allow agents to communicate with one another to find answers to difficult problems.
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Enterprise software giants across different verticals are moving in the direction of end-to-end solutions in an attempt to own more of the workflow — Salesforce's acquisition of Quip will only intensify the competition.
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But Bran's quip also suggested a theme for the episode, as people gathered all over Winterfell for a final bit of human tenderness before the terrible White Walker horns echoed across the wintry waste.
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The need to have an immediate take or quip, some knee jerk stew of outrage and cynicism, is adding an immense amount of tension to something that really isn't that out of the ordinary.
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"Good Talk," a new series, sees Jeselnik conducting quip-heavy interviews with a handful of his fellow comedians, including Tig Notaro, Kumail Nanjiani and Nick Kroll, who is the guest in the debut episode.
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And so independent central banks are needed to take away the punch bowl just as the party warms up, to borrow the familiar quip of William McChesney Martin, once head of the Federal Reserve.
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But John F. Kelly, the secretary of homeland security, probably did not intend for his quip suggesting President Trump use a sword "on the press" to be recorded such that the world could hear.
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In the quarter Salesforce said it would use cloud infrastructure from competitor Microsoft, and it promoted Bret Taylor, an executive who arrived at the company in 2016 through its Quip acquisition, to operating chief.
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It comes from Season 2, episode 1, "The One with Ross' New Girlfriend" in which Chandler is talking to Joey (Matt LeBlanc) about his longtime tailor and tosses out a trademark Chandler sarcastic quip.
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" Duke professor Peter Feaver opens the John Bolton event with a quip: "I'm so pleased that Duke is going to be able to do what neither the House nor the Senate was able to.
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Thanks to the photo shared along with the blog post, it looks like we've got a sneak peek at other Messenger extensions, as well – names like Instacart, OpenTable, Quip and Airbnb are featured here, too.
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Unlike President Barack Obama's deft use of Twitter to make official announcements or the occasional quip about some major pop-culture event, Trump's Twitter stream seems be channeled direct from his id, consequences be damned.
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Target has inked a handful of similar deals with so-called digitally native brands including Casper for mattresses, Native for deodorant, Harry's for men's shaving essentials, Quip for electronic toothbrushes and Bark for dog toys.
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We got Steve-O out in Hollywood on Friday and wanted to get his take on the political pundit's quip after Zac Petkanas shed light about a disabled immigrant child being separated from her mother.
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Days after Matthew Koma first made a joking comment about the fact that he's been rocking a mustache without his signature scruff, the musician made a quip about looking like the popular Nintendo character Mario.
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He began his career at Google, was CTO of Facebook, founded a couple of startups, and is now at Salesforce after it acquired his latest company, Quip — a tool for online document and project management.
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"The national press believes it is their job to destroy the Trump administration by any means necessary," Bill O'Reilly said in a quip that was sure to please the people who write Dana Loesch's scripts.
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In the Republican primary debates, he often disappeared for extended stretches, letting his many rivals skirmish over assorted campaign proposals, before lumbering in with a memorably evocative quip about, say, the size of his genitals.
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In the nearly 155 years since his death and the end of the Civil War, Americans have been restaging its battles and skirmishes for their families and friends, among them my ancestor's quip and killing.
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Fisher could turn even the dullest of interviews into a quip fest, but to see her at her comedic best, you should head straight to Netflix to watch her 2007 guest turn on 30 Rock.
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The movie's more lysergic sections are followed with carefully aligned narrative bricks and mortar and sometimes sealed with a quip, as if to reassure you that there's nothing too far out about any of this.
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This puzzle's theme is a quip of sorts about pleonasms, but the fun part is that the shaded squares (circled if you are solving in Across Lite) inside reveal a nicely streamlined version of it.
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During a commencement speech in 2018 at her alma mater, the Vermont Law School, MacDonough weaved together stories about some of those tense showdowns with more light-hearted moments, such as a quip about Sen.
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The Los Angeles-based dental hygiene company, which has raised at least $20 million in financing from the growth capital investment firm Volition Capital, takes a different approach to reaching consumers than competitors like Quip.
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After throwing in my link, it suggested the headline "Light Beer Is The Stuff That Pays For Sports Bars And Super Bowls," a quip I hadn't considered as a headline, but makes sense as one.
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The movie veers into dangerously corny territory, especially in the scene in which Doss first meets his fellow soldiers, each of whom is introduced with his nickname and a sly quip that displays his distinguishing characteristic.
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"Ellen Ullman's frank prose and dauntless ambition showed me a new way to survive the world of technology and make it my own," Diana Kimball, product manager at the productivity startup Quip, wrote to me recently.
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For some context, Salesforce only disclosed paying $410 million for Quip in its Q-10, although we have had multiple sources confirm to us that the price including earn-outs was $340 million more than that.
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The strategic piece of the Dropbox deal has the companies working together on customized Dropbox folders inside some of Salesforce's products and an integration between Dropbox and Quip, the productivity software suite Salesforce acquired in 2016.
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His quip that more women joining boards leads to more women doing a lot of talking (rather than moving things forward, in essence), may have been a joke, but it was also dismissive of real concerns.
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Salesforce pioneered the shift to enterprise cloud computing—and Quip has been working since 2012 to reimagine a productivity platform for teams that allows them to be more connected, more collaborative and get more work done.
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Trump's quip that only the Second Amendment could stand between the citizenry and a Hillary Clinton presidency has caused great concern among those who believe such bombast could cause real harm to politicians in this campaign.
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The quip was a reference to a comment by U.S. President Barack Obama during Britain's EU referendum campaign that the country would be in the back of the queue if it voted to leave the bloc.
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For what it's worth, though, we've heard these are just rumors, likely coming out of the fact that Quip has been visiting Slack a lot in the lead up to this announcement, working on the integration.
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Photo: Facebook Photo: Facebook Bret Taylor, CEO and co-founder at Quip, a productivity software company that Salesforce bought last summer for $750 million, says that these kinds of integrations are becoming increasingly important to businesses.
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I'm not sure whether I'm using some type of magical battery or the brush doesn't suck up that much energy, but I've been using my Quip brush on the same battery for an exceptionally long time.
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" Over the years, when asked about his management of the pageants, he has often replied with some version of the quip "The bathing suits got smaller and the heels got higher and the ratings went up.
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From my vantage point on the fringes of the packed concrete amphitheatre I spotted ravers old and young, punks, #realhiphop enthusiasts, and proving a famous ODB quip true, at least one child on his parents' shoulders.
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Electric Brush with free refills for a year, available at Quip, $55To inspire the best oral care you can, gift them a surprisingly cool electrical toothbrush from an up-and-coming startup they've probably heard about.
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The quip comes after Trump wrote a tweet directed at Jay-Z regarding improving job numbers for African-Americans in response to the famous rapper's criticism of the president during an interview with CNN's Van Jones.
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Her quip about the border wall was almost a verbatim recitation of then-DHS Secretary Kelly's remarks from earlier that year and Trump himself had been pushing Congress to find a long-term answer to DACA.
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Gifting a quip Everything Set (which includes an electric toothbrush, refillable floss, mint paste, and the brand's new refresh bag) is the best way to show that you actually care about your friend's or relative's health.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday admitted he should not be making stupid jokes in public after a quip last week prompted the scorn of conservative commentators in the United States and elsewhere.
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The prospect of a long, drawn-out and inconclusive farewell prompted French political scientist Jean-Louis Bourlanges, a former European Parliament member, to quip that the outcome of last week's British referendum would make little difference.
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When I visited the Showfields store last week, only the first floor was open, but it's already home to a number of brands, ranging from mattress company Boll & Branch, to fitness company Cityrow, to toothbrush company Quip.
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At this point, just the franchise's trademarks — the dark sunglasses, the shiny futuristic weapons, the neuralyzers — are supposed to entice the audience as readily as an "Oh, hell no" from Smith or a deadpan quip from Jones.
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As reported by the New York Times, Ward claims in the book that while Trump was fond of Jared Kushner, his daughter Ivanka Trump's husband, he would sometimes quip that Brady could have joined the family instead.
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Jay has talked about the importance of diversifying his portfolio (investing in businesses and artwork) and building generational wealth; Beyoncé's "Formation" quip "always stay gracious, best revenge is you paper" launched a thousand hustle hard Instagram photos.
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Quip CEO Bret Taylor was the co-creator of Google Maps, founder of social network FriendFeed (which was acquired by Facebook in 2009) and later the chief technology officer of Facebook during its aggressive push to mobile.
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It's not exactly mature to imagine you can solve every problem by being super-strong and hitting it, or to fantasize about being able to shrug off any amount of damage and walk away with a quip.
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Quip, when it first launched as a mobile-only native app (it now has a desktop and web version), was described by my colleague Josh as a timely disruptor to the clumsy and very incumbent Microsoft Word.
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As Mr Faloughi knows, some external observers "just think the kids got upset and had a fit": that these disturbances conform to the old quip about academic quarrels being so vicious because the stakes are so low.
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Donald Trump's pledge Sunday night that he would order his attorney general to investigate Hillary Clinton, and his quip that she should "be in jail," is a direct breach of the tradition of nonpartisan rule of law.
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"I'm a Brit who's trying to improve oral health in America, which is the reverse of how it should be," said Enever, the CEO and co-founder of Quip in an interview at the start-up's headquarters.
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Spoiler alert: The quip reads "I HAVE KLEPTOMANIA, BUT WHEN IT GETS BAD I TAKE SOMETHING FOR IT." It's funny in a goofy kind of way, and I immediately knew the perfect person to write about it.
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If you do, you'll find — once you get past the painful first episode — pretty much what you would if you selected any random episode from the series's eight-season run: a tart, high-strung quip-delivery device.
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Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer laugh, quip and bounce with manic energy for a dizzying 30 seconds, and we even learn that Hulu has included a "yadda yadda yadda" feature that will play a randomly selected episode.
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SmileDirect Club's move into the toothpaste and toothbrush business also puts it in the crosshairs of subscription oral hygiene services such as Burst, Goby and Quip as well as established consumer products giants like Colgate-Palmolive (CL).
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There will also be some new horses racing in their first Triple Crown race as well, including Diamond King and Quip, whose fresh legs could come up big should Justify falter in the stretch of the track.
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The band was headlining at Punk Rock Bowling in Las Vegas when lead singer Fat Mike, whose real name is Michael Burkett, was caught making the quip about the October shooting, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal .
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Over celebratory clinking of glasses, my newly-minted-partner friend whispered to me that she was pregnant with her first child, followed with a quip about how she had timed it perfectly because her partnership was now secure.
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The film looks like a war film, because it is, with tracking shots that recall films like Platoon and self-conscious references to Apocalypse Now (including a quip — "APE-POCALYPSE NOW" — scrawled on the side of a cave).
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David Shettler: There might have been a quip about these jerks checking their email on stage at one point, but I don't think it's healthy to be looking at other people's bags when attempting to explain your own.
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A more comfortable level appears to be in the $100 – $300 million range (although the company spent $750 million to buy Quip last summer and a similar total amount to get the ad tech company Krux this week).
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As the conservative German daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung put it, in a quip eagerly picked up by the French weekly Le Point, Macron has "put the cart before the horse" in looking for a greater European financial integration.
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Basic Quipcare uses a pay-as-you-go model that enables you to find in-Quip network dentists, see pre-negotiated rates for non-preventative care upfront, pay for the care, accrue reward points and view dental records.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci has been a stoic and even-keeled public-facing official in the federal government's response to the coronavirus outbreak, but one quip from President Donald Trump during a Friday press conference broke his poker face.
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The entire operation is the residue of a long-running quip between the social media professional and soccer tastemaker Shawn Francis and his friend Ian Perkins, an English guitarist who plays with the rock band the Gaslight Anthem.
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Earlier in the day, Senator Pat Roberts, Republican of Kansas, made an ill-judged quip that he quickly had to apologize for: "I wouldn't want to lose my mammograms," he said to a reporter from Talking Points Memo.
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In the two years since Salesforce acquired Taylor's collaboration software start-up Quip, the 22012-year-old programmer has climbed the company's ranks about as rapidly as the 22016-floor Salesforce Tower has absorbed the San Francisco skyline.
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For Quip this challenge was particularly acute, because just about every company already used some combination of Microsoft Office and Google's suite of productivity tools, both of which come bundled with other key services like email and calendar.
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The product has integration support with Google Docs, Google Calendar, Slack, Asana, Jira, GitHub, Trello, Quip, Figma and others to ensure that information isn't getting further siloed by adding a new piece of productivity software to the mix.
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Steve Carell presented Burnett with the award, calling her "one of the most revered, respected and most well-liked people in show business" before making an off-color quip about nice-guy Tom Hanks that NBC censors bleeped.
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The increasing popularity of the term has meant it is sometimes flippantly used as a catch-all synonym for the experience of "spacing out," reducing a serious disorder to a funny quip to retweet on the bus to work.
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The quip was an obvious reference to the fact that the House Judiciary Committee has voted to hold Barr in contempt of Congress, the latest volley in a fight between President Donald Trump's administration and House Democrats over oversight.
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Taylor, who is currently CEO of Quip, a software business he co-founded in 2012, joins the class of directors whose term expires at next year's annual meeting, the San Francisco-based company said Tuesday in a regulatory filing.
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As CEO of Salesforce acquisition Quip, Bret Taylor returns to the Gang for a chat about his early work on Google Maps, co-founder of the legendary FriendFeed social network, CTO of Facebook, and his new role at Salesforce.
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Friends had a significant edit in the episode "The One Where Rachel Tells Ross," in which Chandler is taken into custody by the TSA after making a quip about bringing a bomb onto a plane; that scene was removed.
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Schwerin said building an early digital infrastructure allows candidates to seize on "moments" later in the campaign -- whether it's a quip on the campaign trail that goes viral or a strong debate performance -- to persuade and, then, mobilize supporters.
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The pool of beer quip was just the latest bad "cheers" that the 69-year-old offered at the Hollywood, Florida, ETF conference — Faber had said on Tuesday that he would not see another bull market in his lifetime.
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I really view this as an industry-wide shift, so tools like Slack, tools like Quip, tools like Trello — there is a shift away from email towards applications that are maybe more nuanced, more expressive than what email was.
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I think you're going to see some pressure on multiples because the bottom line is: less free trade, more regulation, and more taxes, isn't a cocktail [for] this market to go higher," said Wolff, adding a quip: "I'm drinking.
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Sometimes I quip in response to friends on the outside (and to government sources) that if they mean by the word partisan that it is New Yorkers and Washingtonians against the rest of the country then they are right.
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"But she went on to force several jokes that didn't land, such as when she sought to invoke Obama's campaign slogan in a quip at Biden: "Hey Joe — instead of saying, 'No we can't,' let's say, 'Yes we can.
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While Salesforce's acquisitions and war chest are relatively small, the company highlighted in a presentation to analysts this fall that it had acquired Quip in part to land its co-founder, Bret Taylor, a former Facebook and Google executive.
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President Donald Trump let loose at a Tuesday Republican fundraiser with an impromptu roast of GOP lawmakers, which included him making a quip that his wife, first lady Melania Trump, wouldn't "cry her eyes out" if he were shot.
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In the Arizona battle for an open Senate seat, Representative Martha McSally, the Republican nominee, used a 15-year-old quip about the Taliban by Representative Kyrsten Sinema, the Democratic nominee, to say that Sinema is guilty of treason.
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The chocolate bunny -- or perhaps rabbit -- in the photo's foreground obscures what is likely an actual journalist conducting a television interview with Trump Jr. President Trump's eldest son appreciated the joke, retweeting Rush's photo and adding his own quip.
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This year, Target has a huge focus on TVs, gaming items, smart home, and headphones, plus free gift cards tacked onto a lot of items For instance, if you buy a quip toothbrush, you'll get a $93 gift card.
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Photo: Ben Margot (AP)Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry is backpedaling from his quip last week on the Winging It podcast endorsing a classic conspiracy theory: that NASA's six-manned landings on the moon from 1969-1972 somehow didn't occur.
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She can be a one-woman army – her nickname, after all, is "The Calvary" – but she's also a fully formed character, and we're happy to see her kicking butt, dealing with her many personal dramas or dropping the occasional quip.
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" Peel — $214.99 See Details "I'm super basic when it comes to toothbrushes — I've always preferred the control I can have with a manual brush over the fancy electric ones with spinning heads, so trying out quip was somewhat adventurous for me.
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The quip is kind of like a hybrid between a manual toothbrush and an electric one — it leaves the bulk of the brushing in your hands, but adds in a vibrating feature that enhances plaque removal a little bit more.
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But either way, the rest of the evening has been a bit sparse when it came to conversation about the changes happening in Hollywood with the #MeToo movement and Time's Up, so it was a welcome surprise to hear Stone's quip.
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Earlier this month, Quip, a cloud-document collaboration startup Salesforce acquired last year, made an acquisition of its own, of Unity and Variety — a startup co-founded by two ex-Facebook designers who had overhauled its Messenger app, among other things.
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And perhaps the end result of all that tit for tat was Salesforce bought Quip last year for $750 million to bring its own collaboration tools to the Salesforce platform — and decided to build a warmer relationship with AWS and Google.
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This kind of movie myth-making is unprecedented, and requires deft hands to ensure fans and casual viewers understand what's happening on-screen, often with a quick visual or quip that must say more than a full scene of spoken exposition.
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Here are some of the best quips made at this year's meeting by Buffett, 86, and Munger, 93, who seemed as sharp as ever: Buffett opened the meeting with a quip he's used before but always works on the crowd.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The first face-to-face meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel started awkwardly on Friday and ended even more oddly, with a quip by Trump about wiretapping that left the German leader visibly bewildered.
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De Niro was receiving the Brass Ring Award Saturday evening at the Children's Diabetes Foundation's Carousel of Hope event in L.A., when, for whatever reason, he decided to wade into politics with a quip about the newly appointed Justice Kavanaugh.
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The idea of providing a single place to collaborate without task switching is certainly attractive, but it remains to be seen if customers will warm to the idea of using Quip instead of one of the other tools out there.
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Aside one brief quip from her curious elder daughter, there is also no apology for Marlo's beleaguered body, and at times the film insists that, even when feeling like an "abandoned trash barge," this mom still has it going on.
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I had PO_IARDS at 1A and had to run the alphabet to get the letter N. I knew the W.C. Fields quip at 64A, and that bought me much of the southeast, especially after I filled in Dennis "The Worm" RODMAN.
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Rubio's mockery of Trump for having small hands and his quip: "You know what they say about men with small hands," served mostly to show that "Little Marco" was not in the same league at insult politics as his tormentor.
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Speaking about how it felt to lift the European Cup in Rome, he came out with a quip which must have inspired a fair few snorts amongst his old comrades, and which would have done the scriptwriters of Dad's Army proud.
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" Schumer told Entertainment Weekly, which debuted the clip, that the idea for the promo came after writer Christine Nangle made a similar quip at an awards show: "She said I couldn't be there because I was being treated for overexposure.
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"In the scene, Olenna is helping Margaery choose jewelry for her wedding to Joffrey, and the soon-to-be queen makes a quip about wearing a necklace of "dead sparrow heads" that seems to hint at what's coming," Bradley posits.
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A common quip I heard as I reported this piece is that all it takes to open a sober home in most of the US is to hang up a sign at your front door claiming to be a sober home.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. — A bay colt named Quip, who stands 22013 hands and weighs 183,218 pounds, woke up in his 212-foot-by-219-foot stall in Barn 72 at the back end of Keeneland racetrack here at 3:30 a.m.
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On that Friday in mid-April, when Brisset took Quip for his first gallop following the Arkansas Derby, the horse climbed the quarter-mile dirt road from the barn to the racetrack in the company of his stable pony, Jonas.
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He has kept up the charade ever since, avoiding the national spotlight and rarely making so much as a quip in public, determined to convince his constituents back in Anoka and Bemidji that Hollywood Al was a thing of the past.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's late-night TV quip this year about how no one should be "eating a hamburger for breakfast, lunch, and dinner," the Green New Deal says nothing about meat-eating or vegetarianism or any other kind of diet.
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When he wasn't celebrating Bisexual Pescatarian Week at Anavrin or suffering through another Great Gatsby "Old sport!" quip, Joe was slowly unveiling — through the books he was reading — the exquisite twists and turns that would befall him and his victims.
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Republicans also launched attacks against the Democratic witnesses, particularly Stanford law professor Pamela Karlan after she made a quip about how Trump could name his youngest son Barron, but couldn't actually make him a baron, since the president isn't a king.
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Marvel has perfected the art of the afterthought joke — the moment when a character of status, usually a powerful superhero or villain, delivers a grandiose speech that's met with silence, before an acidic quip from someone else undercuts the whole thing.
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We spoke to Zac -- the Democratic strategist who had a fiery live TV exchange with Trump's former campaign manager -- and he tells us Lewandowski's quip about the disabled immigrant child being separated from her mom personifies everything about this White House.
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" Quip will remain a standalone app after the acquisition and the company says that getting bought will help it "expand our service more quickly and reach millions of people all over the world — which has been our mission since day one.
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So it does seem like there's plenty of appetite for M&A, with other recent big exits with Intel snapping up Nervana Systems for $350 million and Salesforce picking up Quip for $750 million (the latter of which was also a Greylock investment).
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By enabling a single sign-in for the customers it shares with upstart workplace apps like Quip, Figma, Kifi, OfficeVibe, Slackline and Smooz, Slack is making a play to control what's often referred to in enterprise-focused software as the identity layer.
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A brand called Google Ghost whipped up commemorative T-shirts, inspired by Donald Trump's unintentionally viral quip at Hillary Clinton during the second presidential debate, before the broadcast was even over, with a promise to donate 50% of the proceeds to Planned Parenthood.
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The show, which airs on Spike TV on Thursday, saw Affleck and Damon quip their way through their acceptance speech, joking that they beat out the likes of other Hollywood bromances like George Clooney and Brad Pitt, and Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill.
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As he received a barrage of questions from reporters about the Senate's apparent strategy of passing something that it doesn't ultimately want the House to pass, Cornyn pushed back with this quip: "I guess we ought to go back to Schoolhouse Rock."
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WASHINGTON, June 15 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday said he wished people would "sit up at attention" for him like North Koreans do for their leader Kim Jong Un, a quip that sparked instant outrage on social media and cable news.
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That left Senator Tim Scott, Republican of South Carolina, to quip that the administration had done a good job bringing Republicans and Democrats together, with both parties hearing from constituents who fear that the cuts in Medicare payments could limit access to treatments.
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The brilliance of a quip like "Give a man a fire and he's warm for a day, but set fire to him and he's warm for the rest of his life" lies in its subversion of expectation, but in a particularly literary way.
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First introduced saying the aforementioned peanut butter line (he drops peanut butter on his pants and chooses to phrase it this way, motive unknown), Ray tags along as Karen's plus one through the film's sinister developments, occasionally tossing in a bizarre quip.
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" Mr. Nealon's quip came after other speakers in the packed Wilshire Ebell Theater in Los Angeles had described Mr. Shandling's mother, Muriel, as smothering, wounding and, as the security consultant Gavin de Becker, a longtime friend of Mr. Shandling's, put it, "awful.
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So the country's national newspaper appears to have taken it upon itself to spice up its weather updates, by slipping in the odd quip and pop-culture reference: Weather update: Thundery showers mainly over northern, eastern and central Singapore in the afternoon.
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In their first White House meeting, Trump pressed German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the United States' most important European ally, to meet NATO's military spending target, and in an awkward quip repeated his claim that he had been wiretapped by the Obama administration.
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Facebook, on the other hand, has not been as aggressive in building out that aspect of the Workplace platform, with the primary integrations being with some of the more popular services on the market today like Box, Microsoft, Dropbox and Quip/Salesforce.
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The ad is about a substantive issue (tax policy) and even lightly touches on wonky controversy about how you should measure the distributive impact of tax policy (when they quip that even a tiny tax cut means a lot to poor "Side Table").
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In fact, Facebook employees still use Microsoft Outlook for email and Quip for document sharing, instead of Gmail and the suite of Google document services the company used to use until around 2012 because, former employees say, Facebook executives never trusted Google.
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Beautycon is expanding, both in the brands it attracts (B-Well, its push toward health and wellness, drew the likes of Kind snacks, Quip toothbrushes and West Elm furniture) and its locations (international dates and cities, beyond London, are in the works).
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SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Black Brazilians have reappropriated an insulting quip by a prominent television anchorman, using his words — "It's a black thing" — to draw attention to contributions of Brazilians of African ancestry and to the lingering impact of racial subjugation in Brazil.
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When he took Quip to the oval, he had him run by himself rather than with other horses so he'd be less aggressive, and on occasion he'd train him clockwise instead of the standard counterclockwise so that he wouldn't fully anticipate a workout.
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Senator Kamala Harris, Democrat of California, argued that when an armed robber hoped you'd hand over your wallet, "'hope' was not the most operative word at the moment," a quip that was just about perfectly sized to fit in a tweet — and did.
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She watches him train for his next charity triathlon, buy bright new drapes about which she wishes she could, but can't, make a carpet-matching-the-drapes quip, walk his dog, recycle, be a well-adjusted individual and valuable member of the community.
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In a wellness industry that's jam-packed with self-care ad slogans and exaggerated health promises, quip is like a breath of fresh air — the gift you can give that will actually impact their wellness routine by improving their daily health habits.
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On Friday, jurors saw a videotaped confession, more than an hour long, during which Mr. Wilson explained in detail how he tricked the car dealers, explaining away his lack of a credit score with a quip about not liking to borrow money.
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Likewise, Bob "The Brain" Newby had just enough airtime to charm us with his puzzle-solving abilities and meta Goonies references — don't tell us you missed the former Mikey's "pirate treasure" quip while trying to decode Will's drawings — before he too became a casualty.
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European Commission Secretary General Martin Selmayr coined a new Twitter tag: #29MarchMeans12AprilMeans31Oct - a quip on how Britain had been due to leave the EU last month, then got a reprieve recess until Friday and now a new delay, months longer than London had sought.
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We're desperately resisting the urge to make an obvious "naughty or nice" quip here, but this badass two-tone lipstick hack truly gives the best of a daring dark pucker and a bright red color pop combined (and it makes for an unforgettable statement look).
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The majority of that $3603 billion went into the acquisition of e-commerce business Demandware (acquired for $2.8 billion in June), and $750 million for cloud-based word processing app Quip, but the filing also revealed some other prices that were not previously reported.
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Like his reference to far-right influencer Candace Owens in a 43-page manifesto published just before the killings began, the PewDiePie quip immediately set off discussions on Twitter about whether or not the killer was trolling the media, whose coverage would inevitably follow.
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He also noted that he believes his company's success is driven by customers who are looking for a user-friendly CRM solution and the convergence of productivity suites and CRM (he cited the recent acquisition of Quip by Salesforce as an example for this).
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The acquisitions, which last year included big deals like Demandware for $2.8 billion, Krux for $800 million and Quip for $750 million have brought down their cash position, but have helped fill out the product portfolio and bring in new customers and additional revenue.
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But it's clear that the integrations announced this week at Dreamforce are only the beginning of what we will see in the future, and Quip is very much an important part of the Salesforce product family — even if it might seem like an atypical one.
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Conventional wisdom says that a country is only as trustworthy as its last words or actions, and that credibility can dissipate swiftly (Will Rogers' quip comes to mind: "It takes a lifetime to build a good reputation, but you can lose it in a minute").
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Tools such as Slack, Zoom, Dropbox and Quip, a document-sharing and editing platform, make it easier than ever to communicate with far-flung employees and track their performance and workflow more accurately, said Trina Hoefling, author of Working Virtually: Transforming the Mobile Workplace.
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That quip prompted one GOP senator in the room to pipe up and say the president better hope he doesn't lose reelection, a joking reference to West Virginia's status as the most unhappy state in the country, according to the Gallup-Sharecare Well-Being Index.
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" Ms. Nanayakkara, now the director of experience at Quip, the toothbrush start-up, used her Bali excursion to focus on four goals: "chill out, get rid of my eye twitch, eat as much local cuisine as possible and define what I want next in life.
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Dame, which like Maude is a direct-to-consumer company launched by two young women, is precisely the kind of brand you'd expect to see advertised on the New York City subway, which often features ads by lifestyle startups like Everlane, Quip, and Casper.
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There are moments when Pius will say something that sounds like actual heresy — like, say, that he doesn't know if he actually believes in God — and attempt to pass it off as an offhand quip when the believer on the receiving end blanches with horror.
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CEO Marc Benioff used the occasion of Block's departure to point out that Salesforce has a strong executive bench — including Bret Taylor, who joined in 2016 after the acquisition of his startup Quip, and quickly rose through the ranks to become chief operating officer.
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Burr has been plagued on multiple fronts in the home stretch: He feuded with a local newspaper that drew comparisons to Trump, apologized for his quip about gun owners shooting Clinton and walked back a pledge to block all of her Supreme Court nominees.
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Doing their best to defy the famous 1904 Charles Dryden quip about D.C. baseball — "first in war, first in peace, and last in the American League" — the Washington Nationals defeated the St. Louis Cardinals in four straight games to reach the 2019 World Series.
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Footage of Widodo doing a dance move with K-Pop band Super Junior on a visit to Seoul went viral, and a quip in an economic speech that he was one of a team of superheroes, "The Avengers", fighting trade wars, spawned memes and hashtags.
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Luckily for him, attendance at the House of Commons was light that day, so he got away with a couple quick apologies, an incredibly British remark about Siri's interruption being a bit of a "rum business," and a quip about being heckled by his own phone.
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If you're as beauty obsessed as we are, you've probably heard this unoriginal quip more times than you can count from hotel bellboys and even random dudes on flights who are trying to be chivalrous (although — let's be real — you can lift your own damn bag).
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NATO allies shrugged off the demand as part and parcel of Trump's brash push for allies to spend more on their own defense at a summit in Brussels, with a quip from the alliance's chief that it should aim to meet its goal before reaching further.
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" Colbert goes on to say that while Trump Jr.'s story about the nature of the meetings changed, at least eight attendees have been reported, which caused Colbert to quip: "This is the first time that a Trump has lied about having a smaller crowd size.
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They include standalone services from popular startups like Slack, Quip, Trello and Asana; as well as those offered by large companies like Microsoft and Citrix, which not only build their own solutions but have been aggressive acquirers of those startups that have built popular enterprise productivity tools.
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For those of you not obsessed with Old Hollywood, let us explain this famous quip from Bette Davis: Late in life, the iconic actress did some hilarious, rambling interviews on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson — seriously, you should watch whatever ones you can find on YouTube.
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The point of his quip was that while we've found ever more clever ways of pushing around bits of information, we are still living in a material world — and our command of that material world has advanced much less than most people expected a few decades ago.
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The remarks were brief, but Perez did manage to rattle off a doozy of a quip - invoking a trope that has become commonplace among a certain subset of the liberal commentariat: "We have a president .... I don't know who it is, Putin or Trump," Perez declared.
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While Salesforce and Microsoft sometimes work together, they also compete, and adding Quip into the mix at Salesforce could one way for Salesforce to do that better (and counterbalance the fact that Microsoft is building and acquiring more products that compete with Salesforce on the CRM front).
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Kennedy's quip doesn't apply quite yet to the race for Pennsylvania's 23th Congressional District, which remains too close to call after Tuesday's special election, but Republicans are already acting as though they have lost the race to Democrat Conor Lamb—and they're making excuses for it.
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There are even more common brushing mistakes, but I'm sure you're not here to get a laborious lecture on your oral health mistakes — you want to learn about what Quip is, and read a review that explains how it can improve the way you brush your teeth.
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"Kennedy made an unrelated quip at the end of the segment which was focused on unity – there was absolutely no joking or laughing about the events of this weekend and a screen grab of her smiling is hardly indicative of the entire segment," reads the statement.
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That "cover-up" quip is what caught Mr. Trump's attention — providing him with a proximal justification for scrapping the infrastructure meeting, though the preprinted placard hanging on a podium in the Rose Garden declaring "No Collusion, No Obstruction" gave away the forethought that preceded the presidential eruption.
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Op-Ed Contributor "He may be an S.O.B., but he's our S.O.B." That quip — of uncertain origin, but often traced to Franklin D. Roosevelt about Nicaragua's ruthless dictator Anastasio Somoza — became a shorthand excuse for dubious American foreign policies during the 1930s and the Cold War.
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By the time Quip was 2 and able to breeze three-eighths of a mile, WinStar sent him down the road to Brisset, who, after working as an assistant to the Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott for 10 years, had just opened his own barn.
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Over the past two weeks, we asked you to pick the three surviving Democratic primary candidates you found to be the strongest, and we offered you a chance to share a witty insight into the race we might publish — a "quip pro quote," one of you observed.
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That's 42 months without a glimpse of Lady Mary's (Michelle Dockery) artful sneer, 1,282 days without a Dowager Countess (Maggie Smith) quip, and 30,768 hours without a single person being wrongfully accused of murder, or dropping a soup bowl (missteps of equal importance on this show).
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One of the things that made his infamous quip about Jerry Falwell's death in 2007 so bold—if Falwell had been given an enema, he told Sean Hannity, he could have been buried in a matchbox—was that it described his late persona almost as well.
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NATO allies shrugged off the demand as part and parcel of Trump's brash push for allies to spend more on their own defence at a summit in Brussels, with a quip from the alliance's chief that it should aim to meet its goal before reaching further.
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Quip (12/1) Lone Sailor (15/13) Sporting Chance (30/1) Diamond King (30/1) Good Magic (3/1) Tenfold (20/1) Justify (1/2) Bravazo (20/1) The Preakness Stakes will take place on Saturday, with coverage set to start on NBC at 5 p.m.
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The 2009 essay tells the story of a grandmother, "a brunette version of our fellow Texan Ann Richards, who always seemed poised with a staggering, stiletto quip," whose struggle with Alzheimer's ends up healing not just, as it would appear, her own health maladies, but also healing her family.
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" The last time this happened, HBO responded with a funny quip about the mistake, writing, "In response to inquiries from those who saw a craft services coffee cup in Sunday night's episode of Game Of Thrones, HBO states, 'The latte that appeared in the episode was a mistake.
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Most of the other Housewives, especially Moore, have made fun of Whitfield, laughing at her lack of recognition outside of RHOA; her biggest claim to fame from the show being her iconic Season 2 quip, "Who gon' check me, boo?" and a line of T-shirts bearing the quote.
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Yet as we learn more about Trump's foreign-policy views, thanks to extensive interviews such as the one conducted by Maggie Haberman and David E. Sanger published over the weekend by The New York Times, the mafia comment seems less like a quip and more like a confession.
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In the age of social media, embarrassing parents are no longer relegated to the school drop-off line: they're front and center on your feed, leaving comments à la Mick Jagger's iconic "Watch out for the water" quip on his son Lucas' photo of him at the beach.
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This is appropriate, since "War Paint" brings to mind many movies of that period, hen flicks (its stars were too regal to be chicks) like "The Women" and "Old Acquaintance," in which female antagonists in to-die-for dresses did fierce battle with one another, tooth and clawed quip.
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For now, it seems that today's announcements are about enhancing the original Quip product to become more like the rest of the Salesforce family with the ability to customize and build on top of the core product while also providing ways for companies to hit the ground running.
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