Radical change for the sake of radical change is generally ill-thought out.
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"Flirting with radical change, dramatic change, how we run these systems, I personally — my vote will be not to make a radical change," he said.
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"It seems to me that the principal element that has prompted their radical change of lifestyle and radical change of status is because of the spotlight."
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Fraser continued: "It seems to me that the principal element that has prompted their radical change of lifestyle and radical change of status is because of the spotlight."
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It also serves as an outlet for the insecurity of a nation faced with a new global environment that seems to demand radical change, while practically speaking, radical change is impossible.
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South Park Season 22 has undeniably undergone a radical change.
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More radical change as well, they say, could be coming.
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Mr Khan is not obviously the catalyst for radical change.
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The Egyptian bureaucracy would anyway struggle to enact radical change.
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But there was also a groundswell for change, radical change.
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I'd like to think there's been radical change since 1998.
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Wolffe: That was a radical change from traditional disaster relief.
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Further strained by the global recession, people wanted radical change.
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Brazilians are not alone in their demand for radical change.
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Bernie Sanders, offered -- radical change with a side of fun.
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"Radical change is the nature of American life," he said.
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Now is the time to be open to radical change.
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Scholars debate the mystery of his radical change of heart.
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After taking power in 21990, Mr. Castro promised radical change.
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At this juncture, you would expect some form of radical change.
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RADICAL change is needed to overcome the crisis in liberal democracy.
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Yet even such a radical change may not help finances much.
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Leftists demand radical change to a system they call inherently racist.
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Yet when they arrived in Lebanon, Nidal experienced a radical change.
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What led to her conviction that public education demands radical change?
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What is the basis for this radical change in the law?
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This was a radical change in the history of constitutional government.
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Similarly, at 27D, an "Agitator seeking radical change" is a FIREbrand.
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Will it embrace an agenda of radical change for America's waters?
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Staying one step ahead will require ingenuity, money and radical change.
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Such a radical change so soon after an IPO is unusual.
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It seems I am headed for a period of radical change.
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But such a radical change of direction would send a terrible signal.
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Republicans, meanwhile, may be tempted to hold out for more radical change.
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The northeastern region's independence drive has been an agent of radical change.
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Promising vague but radical change proved to be an effective campaign strategy.
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His term coincides with a period of radical change in Saudi Arabia.
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Some centrists, too, such as the German Green Party, seek radical change.
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I want radical change and Hillary Clinton doesn't talk passionately about change.
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It enabled Sanders to discuss the past, the future and radical change.
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Absent a radical change, the Administration has no mechanism for self-correction.
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Radical change would probably require Congress to amend long-enduring environmental statutes.
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"We never thought there could be such another radical change," he said.
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It will unfold as a gradual and contentious process of radical change.
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Can you stay friends with someone whose values undergo a radical change?
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This is a radical change in immigration policy for the United States.
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The method provided insights into early Victorian society buffeted by radical change.
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"Algerians are calling for radical change, a change in leadership," Ghanem added.
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In fact, our government is on a fast track to radical change.
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If things are generally doing well, where's the need for radical change?
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Carol may have had the most radical change since the series' start.
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A revolution, by definition, involves radical change in the way of doing things.
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Is it a bad idea to make a radical change to my hair?
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Others don't much like radical change, even if they do trust the government.
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Though it was a radical change, the idea made perfect sense to CEO .
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We need to be considering radical change to reverse the war on drugs.
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Ritah and her cohort saw first-hand that radical change was urgently needed.
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We don't need some drastic, radical change to lessen the use of technology.
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"I don't think Zurich needs a radical change in direction," Greco told reporters.
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That's not a function of radical change in U.S. savings and investment pattern.
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Criminals love instability, and nothing brings about instability like times of radical change.
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Such a radical change in its strategic approach does not suit Beijing's desires.
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The first pic was blurry, but fans could easily see the radical change.
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"There is a rising tide among players for radical change," Van Wagenen wrote.
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Ties The most radical change came from the most traditional one: Getting married.
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It's a radical change in what has always been an accepted service pattern.
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Seeing the danger signs, Eneco's management decided that a radical change was necessary.
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It helps that Germans are averse to radical change and find stability comforting.
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In fact, radical change is transforming the two parties' economies in real time.
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It is to be open to change even radical change, when called for.
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It's tough to campaign for radical change when people are so annoyingly happy.
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There is no possible solution for Venice without a radical change of plan.
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The vote boils down to whether the party votes for continuity or radical change.
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We have been talking about the ecosystem of fashion being ready for radical change.
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The way we move around our towns and cities is undergoing a radical change.
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In America, there was a radical change in competition policy in the early 1980s.
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From pretty much the very beginning, techno was a genre centered around radical change.
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It's called The Job: Work and Its Future in a Time of Radical Change.
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As with any radical change, there would be some losers in the short run.
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As chairman, I have said that this farm bill will not represent radical change.
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Like GM, Ford is reinventing itself to compete in an industry undergoing radical change.
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But more and more voters seem to think the country needs more radical change.
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Son's 'radical change in strategy' For Son, it is a surprising change of tack.
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Most, however, involved a radical change in people's eating habits that was rarely sustainable.
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Why it matters: It's a reminder that mainstream voters hesitate to embrace radical change.
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The president campaigned on an agenda of radical change to make America great again.
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Here are some key elements of an agenda of radical change for America's waters.
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There has been no radical change in the central bank's investment policy, Kholifey said.
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My goal is to not bring radical change in a short amount of time.
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This makes their anti-protest messages a significant counterweight to calls for radical change.
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Miss America, America's favorite shitshow of a competition, has decided to make a radical change.
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"Doing a radical change might mean that it just ends up in the rubbish bin."
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The other is Friedrich Merz, a long-time Merkel rival who promises more radical change.
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The presidential and congressional elections scheduled for May 5th are unlikely to produce radical change.
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This was a radical change to the way electric vehicles were previously made, Gore says.
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Reassuringly, the SEC's chair, Jay Clayton, has said he is not looking for radical change.
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The Depression enabled radical change by discrediting untrammelled capitalism and the elites who supported it.
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That implies no radical change in policies for now, which will be positive for markets.
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Fighting back and making sure working people come first is going to take radical change.
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Hydrogen is a powerful example of how science is driving radical change in the sector.
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Scientists warn us that we are at a crucial time when radical change is needed.
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So the AEC represents less a radical change than an attempt to accelerate existing trends.
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Since the mid-17th century the British have had a marked suspicion of radical change.
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And based on the radical change in positioning, investors seem to think conditions are changing.
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Gradual reform, not sudden and radical change, should be our guiding objective in that region.
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Does that seem like a radical change to you, or how do you evaluate it?
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I don't know that they need a management shake-up or need some radical change.
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"It was a radical change, almost like starting over," Mr. Shortz said in the interview.
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Let's embrace their call for radical change and push for the elimination of bail altogether.
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Millions of Americans — many of whom don't consider themselves particularly liberal — want more radical change.
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In the near term, absent radical change, the situation may even grow worse for them.
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But a radical change in course in the White House is a widely held concern.
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A serious effort to duplicate Hong Kong's financial functions in Shenzhen would require radical change.
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"Without a radical change in both climate policy and water management, things will only get worse."
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This radical change to our environments that we brought about is the addition of synthetic pigments.
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And his nomination to the high court, it&aposs hardly a radical change in 81 years.
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That won't change anytime soon, but the car will undergo radical change—from the inside out.
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Perhaps -- and there's good reason to think this -- he's not looking to engender radical change himself.
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And on the security front, Alckmin's proposals don't promise any radical change from the status quo.
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If heading off that danger requires change that sounds radical, maybe radical change is in order.
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It would have to be soon and it would have to be a pretty radical change.
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"People saying that it's too radical, it's like, well, we need that radical change," she said.
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Germán Vargas Lleras, 56, is a center-right candidate backed by his own Radical Change party.
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They just decided that other things, namely that he represented radical change in Washington, mattered more.
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"We're not proposing radical change in the relationship between shoe companies and our schools," Scott said.
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The general electorate would, we were assured, select the candidate offering judicious incrementalism over radical change.
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Instead of being afraid, Mr. Warner felt motivated to make a radical change, to take responsibity.
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Neither victory was large, but democracies can usher in radical change by the narrowest of margins.
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That launch was considered a success, especially as it involved a radical change to key vehicle.
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But there is also a period of radical change in store within The Times's own newsroom.
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This would be a radical change for a court that has had nine justices since 1869.
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Super PACs are here to stay, but they are not the only source of radical change.
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This would be a radical change to the medical safety net for the nation's poorest citizens.
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"It is a radical change that is attempting to be foisted on the American people," Sen.
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Second, for such a radical change in US electricity markets, it is comically short on details.
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"When we're not supporting him, he'll have problems," said Senator German Varon of the Radical Change party.
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The desire for radical change in Washington trumped -- ahem -- absolutely everything else in these critical voters' mind.
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By contrast, after weeks of debating radical change, the Diet (parliament) recently passed greatly watered-down legislation.
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"We brought out thousands and thousands of new voters who were ready for radical change," he said.
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In an industry of elite cliques and hierarchies, few can truly advocate for radical change from within.
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So perhaps a wealth tax is a return to the Founders' principles, rather than a radical change.
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The church is thousands of years old, and operates as such; LGBTQ parishioners are proposing radical change.
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Another factor is the expectation that EU rules and fear of upsetting markets will deter radical change.
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In Chile Mr Piñera's victory can be seen as more a vote for continuity than radical change.
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Is it really the most radical change to which the #MeToo and Time's Up movements can aspire?
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Yet radical change demands a shift in emphasis, from providers to patients and from doctors to data.
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While this may seem glaringly obvious, genuine free-market competition in healthcare would be a radical change.
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Suzanne Jacob, chief executive of SafeLives, said it was time for "radical change" to end domestic violence.
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That is a "radical change" in the country's previously welcoming attitude toward the migrants, the group said.
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And if we don't make a radical change now, that could rise to 10 million by 2050.
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And sometime this summer the most radical change will introduce motion sensors to call balls and strikes.
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RE: FIRST WORDS Jane Coaston wrote about the conservative movement's base and its desire for radical change.
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It would be a radical change for a company that has always tightly controlled the iPhone experience.
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The next step—regulation—will be harder, but there's precedent for radical change even in the industry.
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He finds it exhausting and frustrating that heightened scrutiny of lethal police behavior hasn't led to radical change.
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In the long term, I think conservatism will always have a place as a moderator of radical change.
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The mainstream isn't wanting the sort of radical change that the more progressive of us are asking for.
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Indeed, the signal is clear that China has decided to operate a radical change in its U.S. trade.
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Eric Jackson, managing director of SpringOwl Asset Management, is among those who have been pushing for radical change.
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"Deutsche Bank cannot afford radical change," says Daniele Brupbacher at UBS, a Swiss bank (and rival to Deutsche).
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With Nippon Steel's initial investments in the company long paid off, it had less appetite for radical change.
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After seeing success with its all-day breakfast menu, McDonald's is gearing up to make another radical change.
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The third reason may have been as decisive as any: the public was not demanding any radical change.
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Indeed, unlike Donald Trump, to whom he is sometimes likened, he proposes no radical change of economic direction.
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Nordvig does not see Warsh as the radical change agent that some Fed watchers say he could be.
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The Republican convention pushed radical change while the Democratic one championed the more conservative tenet of unwavering consistency.
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Such a radical change to protections that Americans value goes farther than any ACA "repeal and replace" pledge.
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Even if he wanted to bring radical change, Diaz-Canel is hardly in a position to do it.
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" He added, "Radical change is not easy, and it's important for people on our side to understand that.
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When it comes to social media, barring radical change, election monitors don't expect things to improve anytime soon.
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All of that suggests the party needs to cry out for an urgent or radical change of course.
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"The economic fallout from this means that people could be far more open to radical change," said Sroka.
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These changes are the prelude to summer, when the ice undergoes another radical change: It begins to melt.
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What's needed is a "radical change of course" by using AI to discover alternative uses for existing drugs.
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A majority — well, not from the popular vote, which Hillary Clinton won — chose radical change over reasoned predictability.
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What distinguishes the B.M.A. is fast-paced, radical change, with a view toward what I would call reparations.
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But action has been delayed so long now that only rapid, radical change can still do the job.
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The result has been the most radical change in the process of counting the country's population in generations.
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"Recognizing unions will be a significant change for Ryanair, but we have delivered radical change before," he added.
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On the other hand, if the Newhouses wanted radical change we may have seen evidence of that already.
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The government has vowed radical change to put its sector on a par with Botswana and South Africa.
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Centrist parties likes the Liberals and Radical Change have declined to join the coalition, making their votes wild cards.
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"We're on the edge of quite a radical change to society with regards to AI and robotics," he says.
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As to the design of airframes themselves, cautious improvement rather than radical change is the order of the day.
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Since the beginning of his presidential campaign, Duterte has promised radical change in the country's domestic and foreign policy.
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Massive protests calling for a radical change to Bouteflika's government pushed the ailing president to resign on April 2.
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"On November 9th in America, we woke up to a new administration promising radical change," writes founder Brewster Kahle.
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Macron and Le Pen, accordingly, while differing dramatically in style and substance, both ran as "outsiders" promising radical change.
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Such a prospect would allow a minority of states to propose potentially radical change to our nation's governing document.
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Prior to this, 99% of their rocks were obtained within 5 km — this is a "radical change," Potts says.
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She and her co-founder Isabel Kaplan decided it was time for a radical change after the 2016 election.
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Anything other a two-state solution would be a radical change to decades of U.S. — and indeed, international — policy.
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Do you think that the status quo is fundamentally broken and we have to start thinking about radical change?
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The radical change would bring the number of teams entering the postseason from five to seven in each league.
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Voting for Trump in 2016 was about choosing a radical change agent and it's indisputable that he's been that.
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Amberg, of Los Andes Mining, said Terraza´s plans did not represent a radical change from the status quo.
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These words aren't so much for Haliechuk; he will not witness a radical change to the establishment in his lifetime.
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"The most radical change from our strategy is required in our Australia wealth business," CEO Francesco De Ferrari told reporters.
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"It is a radical change that is attempting to be foisted on the American people," Cruz said in a statement.
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Apocalyptic rhetoric seeks to rile up fears of a climate catastrophe without considering the unintended consequences of rapid, radical change.
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Margaret Thatcher risked doing the same because she thought the country faced a choice between radical change and rapid decline.
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Monday night's debate settled once and for all what this presidential election is about: the status quo vs radical change.
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If you're buying an iPhone X expecting a radical change to your iPhone experience, well, you probably won't get it.
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But such radical change would mean wresting power from the education ministry, teachers and institutions that value only academic instruction.
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Once a 5-4 majority becomes their worst outcome, Republicans will have an incentive to push for more radical change.
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"We demand a radical change of the system, not a change of puppets," read one banner hoisted in the street.
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On June 11th, it will be one year since Costolo left his CEO post and Dorsey returned, promising radical change.
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The Trump approach would represent one more radical change for the financial aid system that former President Barack Obama overhauled.
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Read told Reuters in June that WPP needed radical change to stay ahead of the digital revolution reshaping the industry.
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They could claim that they personally wanted such a radical change but that the filibuster rule required them to compromise.
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"Batteries promise radical change," said Alex Griffiths, Head of EMEA Natural Resources and Commodities, and lead author of today's report.
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They think the political and economic crisis has made both voters and congressmen more receptive to proposals for radical change.
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With the Highland Park money pit closed, Marcus then made a radical change to the storied Chicago boutique -- its name.
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"It's been a radical change," said Yuris Norido, 39, who reports for several state-run news websites and the television.
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What Europe, the U.S. and the rest of the world need here is a radical change of German economic policies.
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Boxer Adrien Broner was super upbeat Friday night ... a radical change from just a week ago when he threatened suicide.
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And although Mr. Carter sees his victory as proof that Northern Virginia wants radical change, others consider it a fluke.
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There's been a movement in people's minds, a radical change in the way people live, perceive and conduct their politics.
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"Nobody wants a more radical change than the young people," said Sabina Berman, a writer and columnist in Mexico City.
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But 115 years later, it is the flickering interest of tennis's present-day superstars that has led to radical change.
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That turned Norilsk into a petri dish for a slow-motion but radical change pushing ever deeper into Russia's hinterlands.
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"I don't think we will solve the climate challenge with taxes or a radical change in consumer behavior," he said.
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Potential IPOThe company&aposs CEO and co-founder, Sebastian Siemiatkowski, says there has been a "radical change" happening in retail.
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The world is still plunged in injustice, and will continue to be unjust if we do not embrace radical change.
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It means the Trump-Pence administration is trying to make a radical change in the focus of the entire agency.
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Obamacare eschewed radical change — which would have been even less popular, given the disruptions — for progress within the current framework.
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On monetary policy, Allison, a harsh critic of Fed monetary policy in the past, would represent the most radical change.
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We've been getting attention from adults but to get this radical change, we have to convince the people in power.
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Griff says Public Enemy is all about change -- radical change -- and the Academy's efforts fly in the face of that.
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At least this latest call for radical change does highlight an important fact plaguing science: Statistical significance is widely misunderstood.
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The obstacle, then, is misogyny, and her arc, her radical change, will presumably be a journey from powerlessness to power.
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AL: Because they knew they were vulnerable to having a radical change in course in funding for their research into HIV.
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Welcoming this, former Trump adviser Steve Bannon exulted that the Italians had gone further than any other country towards radical change.
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The UN report demands radical change, but all encapsulated within a seemingly unquestionable assumption: that economic growth will and must continue.
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Trump's main argument for his candidacy was that he had so little contact with Washington that he represented a radical change.
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Such gestures will be an important part of Mr Sánchez's rule, because his scope for bringing about radical change is small.
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"Recognizing unions will be a significant change for Ryanair, but we have delivered radical change before," O'Leary said in a statement.
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As they barrel on toward the C-suite, will millennials' leadership style be a radical change in the way we work?
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They claim the property is uninhabitable by the frog barring a radical change in the land's use by its private owners.
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That's a radical change—I mean, it sounds haphazard and it sort of is, that's the adaptability [Andrés] brings to it.
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Chelsea Manning said Friday that she is running for Senate to challenge "establishment" politics and inspire "radical change" in social issues.
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Apple is said to be considering a radical change to the iPhone experience by letting users pick their own default apps.
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We're very much running out of time here — we need to help people understand we need a radical change in direction.
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The horror auteur Kiyoshi Kurosawa offers a radical change of pace with "Daguerreotype," a thriller shot in France (and in French).
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It's the only plausible way the United States is going to make such a radical change to its health care system.
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That year, Google made a radical change in its operations in China, breaking with the country's practices of censoring internet content.
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All signs pointed to another successful amendment for Mr. Bayh and a radical change in the way Americans chose their presidents.
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Whether these candidates are successful or not, their young followers might end up disappointed at the amount of radical change they see.
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If the border adjustment tax becomes law, it will be the most radical change to U.S. corporate taxes in nearly 100 years.
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The conversation, at Georgetown University Law Center, focused on what the participants said was a radical change in federal judicial nominations. Mrs.
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Musca said the bank would announce a medium-term strategic plan on June 6 but that radical change was not in store.
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An even more radical change would be to abolish the amateur draft entirely, and make all players free agents from the start.
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Today, buoyed by a plethora of technologies and a golden age for abundant data, credit is undergoing its most radical change yet.
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So here is one: in many parts of the world, the unexpected consequences of radical change will be a rejection of revolutions.
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WPP, with a market cap of 15 billion pounds and more than 400 separately-run agencies, has said it needs radical change.
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An attempt by very determined people to carry out radical change in a huge country was never going to be without bloodshed.
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The Russian-speaking opposition, who come from a 500,000-strong minority in the country, are skeptical about the need for radical change.
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The Russian-speaking opposition, who come from a 500,000-strong minority in the country, are sceptical about the need for radical change.
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Voters in all three states are looking for "radical change" and are unhappy with the way trade deals have affected America's economy.
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We have seen radical change before — in Russia 100 years ago, in Germany in the 1930s and in China in the 1940s.
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Self-driving capabilities would represent the most radical change in car technology in decades — and the biggest threat to conventional car companies.
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The most radical change under Chavismo was to place "el pueblo" — his label for the poor — at the center of Venezuelan politics.
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Five Star in particular rose to prominence over the last decade excoriating professional politicians and presenting itself as a radical change agent.
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It therefore is not the "force for radical change" required tackle the world's pressing problems, said O'Regan, senior lecturer at Bournemouth University.
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In this context, "Teeth" becomes more than an exploration of a two-tiered system — it is a call for sweeping, radical change.
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Radical change or complete inaction seem to be the only types of solutions that are being debated in today's marketplace of ideas.
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The traditional housing market is undergoing radical change, but people still need a place where they can rest, recharge, and feel welcome.
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An additional 83 percent of his supporters want radical change because they don't believe the traditional way of doing things is working.
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And it's definitely not the time to introduce radical change like full-scale privatization, which most of the leading veterans groups ferociously oppose.
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The people are in full revolt and will settle for nothing less than radical change in Washington, D.C., and the entire political system.
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In the general election she didn't know what she was selling—stable continuity or radical change to tackle the problems revealed by Brexit.
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But some policymakers listening to both Warsh and Taylor wondered whether Trump would actually want the kind of radical change outlined at Hoover.
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The report followed a speech by Italy's new Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, whose promise of radical change had mixed blessings for the euro.
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MetLife is not being pursued by shareholders to make big changes, but investors have pushed for radical change at A.I.G. for many months.
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AquariusJanuary 20 to February 18In a nutshell…Aquarius, you embody paradox: rebel/conformist, serious brainiac/playful perma-teenager, consistency-lover/radical-change queen.
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While in London, Mr. Ramaphosa addressed investors' anxiety about possible land reform in South Africa while acknowledging some constituents' demand for radical change.
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The company also unveiled three — yes THREE — new smartphones today, all of which come with a radical change to the beloved headphone jack.
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It needs radical change, in the direction of returning powers to, not taking them from, the nation states, and bursting the nationalist bubbles.
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Right now, The Assembly has the benefit of working well (arguably better) outside VR, so making a radical change would narrow its accessibility.
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"He is the only man who offers radical change," said one of the many petitions urging him last year to run for president.
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The city is in such need of radical change that each mayoral candidate campaigned on being the only leader who could provide it.
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In the Middle East our goals must be, and I mean must be, to defeat terrorists and promote regional stability, not radical change.
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In the end, people voted for Trump -- and, yes, Clinton won the popular vote by almost 20203 million -- because they wanted RADICAL change.
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But as China's top leader, he has shown a willingness to impose radical change at the top of the party, government and military.
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Then, after I made this radical change in my art, I didn't fit in because of the kind of art I was making.
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And the Dutch system works, which suggests that a lot could be accomplished via incremental improvements in the A.C.A., rather than radical change.
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"There needs to be radical change" in environmental and climate policies and the fight against corruption, Mr. Kogler told the public broadcaster ORF.
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Here's the argument: The American public wants better health care but history has shown, over and over again, that they fear radical change.
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Without a radical change in course, the British prime minister might end up leading her country out of not one union, but two.
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Such changes are radical — but if the election of President Trump has shown us anything, it's that Americans are ready for radical change.
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So Mr. Trump's surprise victory represented a radical change in fortunes for them — a boon for investors and a potential nightmare for critics.
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If we don't make a radical change now, the report says, drug-resistant diseases could kill 10 million people a year by 2050.
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Sanders is terrific at pointing to a problem in our society, whether it be campaign finance, our "rigged economy," income inequality, influence peddling, our inflated prison population, and then turning it into a reason to bring about radical change, how he's the best suited for carrying out this change and how nothing else has worked, so this radical change is necessary.
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Along the way, Heinrich Hiesinger had quit as chief executive, resisting pressure from investors for more radical change, swiftly followed by Chairman Ulrich Lehner.
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But protesters want radical change that will introduce sweeping political reforms Algeria, an OPEC oil producer and major supplier of natural gas to Europe.
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In his newly expanded role, Hinrichs will oversee product development, as well as global automotive operations — core units in the midst of radical change.
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The proposed law was put forward by MP Bedier Abdel Aziz, who said that Western names could lead to a "radical" change in society.
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"We've been working in the Mediterranean since July 2016 and we have noted a radical change in the behavior towards NGOs," Montes Mier adds.
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Without a radical change of government and/or political direction it's hard to imagine those levers being flipped in a more startup-friendly direction.
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Both have been embraced as agents of radical change by young activists who are fed up with the crushing inequalities of post-internet capitalism.
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But Algerians have been pushing for more radical change since Bouteflika's allies abandoned him in the weeks leading up to his resignation last week.
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The ECB comments followed a speech by Italy's new Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, whose promise of radical change had mixed blessings for the euro.
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The move is the latest to show Microsoft's increasing willingness to work with competing products, a radical change for the once fiercely protective company.
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The radical change is not just a result of better sewerage and cleaner heating fuel in the form of natural gas piped from Russia.
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But Algerians have been pushing for more radical change since Bouteflika's allies abandoned him in the weeks leading up to his exit last week.
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The struggle to fight for one's freedom in the context of historical mental subjugation is complex and requires radical change both inside and out.
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"On November 9th in America, we woke up to a new administration promising radical change," the organization wrote in a blogpost explaining the move.
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If we're serious about protecting our health, as well as the environment, we need a more radical change than substituting one chemical for another.
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"There's no need for radical change," the conservative Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer, who had previously opposed reform, wrote two days after the election.
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History makes another lesson clear for many black voters: Lasting radical change often comes disguised in a series of smaller steps, another historian says.
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That annual death toll could rise to 10 million by 2050, a major UN report recently warned, if we don't make a radical change.
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Mr. Sanders is an avowedly left-wing candidate proposing radical change at a time when polling suggests perceptions of the economy are generally favorable.
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Any new agenda has to focus on these opportunities for radical change in the way that government and services like health care serve people.
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President Trump's central argument for repeal and replace is that the Affordable Care Act is "imploding," so some kind of radical change is necessary.
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Because the GND is, at its core, an argument for radical change, it is certain to inspire reaction — a defense of the status quo.
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This is the most radical change for Apple: the company appears convinced that iPadOS is ready to turn the iPad into a true laptop replacement.
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Protesters are seeking radical change that would introduce sweeping political reforms in Algeria, an OPEC oil producer and major supplier of natural gas to Europe.
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Single-payer, by contrast, is a much more radical change — one where a government health plan is not a choice but the only option available.
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PERHAPS NO OTHER factor better explains why so many Britons want radical change, from voting for Brexit to backing Jeremy Corbyn's far-left Labour Party.
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Trump does seem set to make a radical change to his administration, but in the exact opposite direction of what Corker has been calling for.
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Those who dared hope for a one-off radical change in the first year of Mr Macron's presidency, followed by years of stability, are disappointed.
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By refusing to be pinned down to one storyline or set of Rangers, the show made a virtue out of narrative advancement and radical change.
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But the bounce in the share price also signals something worrying: that neither the firm nor American legislators have grasped the need for radical change.
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Trump's "America First" agenda has not produced radical change in the nation's formal international commitments, and few of his more incendiary campaign promises have materialized.
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Just as WhatsApp surpassed all incumbent telecom operators in its messaging scale, financial technology is poised to become the next sector ripe for radical change.
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Yet policymakers should ask themselves this question before acting rashly: will a radical change to Medicaid better prepare us to address our nation's Alzheimer's crisis?
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I still think the system has massive potential but this can only be capitalized on with a radical change in the root of the community.
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With the announced retirement of Justice Kennedy, long the swing vote in a polarized court, American jurisprudence is on the cusp of a radical change.
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Although he promised radical change and offered the most comprehensive platform, it was unclear to local voters if or how he would implement that change.
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The ECB comments followed a speech by Italy's new Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, whose promise of radical change had a mixed impact on the euro.
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" Michel Thooris, a Front National politician who sits on the party's central committee, told VICE News that "the French are waiting for a radical change.
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We asked Navarro what prompted the radical change in his views, and he explained how he went from a free trader to an economic nationalist.
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There is little daylight between his and Yellen's thinking and none of the economists polled said Powell would implement the most radical change in policy.
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Before 2016, no one, Democrat or Republican, thought that the man who would bring about radical change would be Donald Trump, except, perhaps, Trump himself.
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Thought bubble: In a general election campaign, Trump would be defending his record, while Sanders would be pushing for radical change, especially on health care.
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" Ray Buckley, another candidate for the top committee post, who is the party's New Hampshire chairman, called for "radical change" that could "restore public trust.
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My family has no idea where our next check will come from, because of a radical change in rent laws, enacted out of the blue.
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In short, other than Yellen, the candidate offering the greatest continuity with recent policy is probably Lyndsey, while Allison would represent the most radical change.
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The referendum maintains the power of the Italian legislature's upper chamber, a potent check on the Five Star Movement, or any government pursuing radical change.
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The candidates are not seeking radical change with their main proposals — like Elizabeth Warren's tax on wealth or Kamala Harris's big anti-poverty tax plan.
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After 20 years in power, President Abdelaziz Bouteflika quit on April 2 under pressure from protesters and the army, but demonstrators are pushing for radical change.
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Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador sketched out the country's radical change of plan in his administration's National Development Plan for 2019-2024, released last week.
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Already, members of the centrist Radical Change party, led by the vice-president, Germán Vargas Lleras, say that they may try to modify the necessary laws.
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Indeed, on the left, Mrs Clinton is especially unpopular among younger voters, who are most mistrustful of the government and most liable to demand radical change.
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After housing costs, their incomes almost equal those of working households, a radical change from the mid-1990s, when the elderly were far poorer than others.
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A belief that English football could become a far more appealing and hygienic product—and a more lucrative one—animated Mr Dein's plans for radical change.
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But despite a radical change in image, Minaj has maintained her core aesthetic, favoring clean winged eyes, pink lips, and ultra-flirty lashes when at events.
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Beyond his businessman credo, it seems voters were most drawn to Trump's promises to shake up Washington and implement radical change in every sector of government.
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Trump does not have the discipline and policy knowledge to make this kind of radical change alone; he needed a figure like Bannon at his side.
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"We can't suddenly make the kind of radical change in the global carbon economy that we'd have to make to get to carbon zero," Swain says.
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While many point to a Democratic desire for radical change or an excitement around female candidates, President Trump has another explanation for the massive upset. Wow!
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No one talks of more radical change, such as swiftly injecting competition into the state-run, hugely subsidised railways, where debt amounts to more than €40bn.
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Kumar said the voting record was not a radical change after years of raising the issue with corporate leaders, and she declined to discuss specific votes.
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"We hope that Panama has really turned the page," Saint-Amans said, describing its coverage by the convention as a "radical change" in Panama's tax approach.
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In any lumbering bureaucracy that is being forced to endure radical change, even loyal and idealistic staff will resist and complain—just ask a BBC journalist.
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Since the media and the Democratic party destroyed Bernie (our real hope for change), the only option left to produce radical change is to vote Trump.
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That's because the way people get from Point A to Point B is about to undergo the most radical change since the early automobiles replaced horses.
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The question now is whether the American people have faith that the economy can provide for all Americans, or whether they support radical change from capitalism.
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Or, if we want to force radical change, hit them in the wallet by avoiding Hollywood movies altogether and show them how powerful we really are.
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Since the start of the Open era in 1968, when professional tennis players were allowed to compete with amateurs, the U.S. Open had seen radical change.
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If we don't make a radical change now, drug-resistant diseases could kill 7002 million people a year by 22020 — up from 700,000 a year now.
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But the most radical change now directs prosecutors to "explain and justify" on the record the taxpayer costs to put each person they sentence in prison.
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Science has to be situated in trying to understand the social dynamics of the world because most of the radical change happens at the social level.
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Barring some radical change in his psyche, he probably is not retiring all that soon: He signed a contract extension last year that runs through 2024.
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What is strange about Phil is that he seems to have transitioned from childhood to adulthood without a radical change in his tastes, hobbies or goals.
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In 2014, USAID said attitudes had undergone a "radical change" from a decade ago, when gay activity was treated as a crime and a mental health issue.
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" An umbrella federation of most trade unions in England and Wales, The Trades Union Congress (TUC), took to Twitter to express anger and call for "radical change.
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The next iPhone iteration is expected to be a radical change in design — possibly the biggest one since the company made the phones a whole lot larger.
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What all this means: For all the talk of radical change, Trump is taking fairly conventional approaches to trade, health care, tax reform, China and foreign policy.
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Italy's new prime minister promised on Tuesday to bring radical change to the country as his anti-establishment government sought parliamentary backing, sending debt costs sharply higher.
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But the rational thing is inconvenient for the crowd that is used to things staying the way they always have been while preaching radical change to others.
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With Uranus, planet of radical change, entering your sign in May 2018, you are likely already beginning to feel the vague unrest of a root-bound human.
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Then last season, the show experimented with a radical change: The Doctor discarded his sonic screwdriver in favor of wearable technology — namely a pair of sonic sunglasses.
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Bond yields rose on Tuesday, after new Italian Prime Minister Guiseppe Conte promised to bring radical change as he sought parliamentary backing for an anti-establishment government.
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Italian stocks were down 0.2 percent as concerns over the new coalition government's big spending plans resurfaced on Tuesday after Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte promised radical change.
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But it appears to fall short of the radical change in approach implied by his speech -- that was, like many Trump addresses, longer on rhetoric than details.
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Without a radical change of course, the Trump years could break the unique system of American global alliances, resulting in free agency that only benefits our rivals.
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Pessimists on the right, of course, see radical change already well along, unmooring the country from its original virtues and moving it toward the European social model.
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If the young man's notion of radical change is to take part in his life rather than observe it from afar, he's off to a good start.
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Selling the game isn't the only radical change—the Steam version of Dwarf Fortress would abandon its iconic ASCII art style in favor of a 2D tileset.
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Honestly, it's not an overstatement to say that we're about to see radical change, not just in sports but in the related media, tech, finance and law.
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According to a major new UN report, if we don't make a radical change now, drug-resistant diseases could kill 10 million people a year by 2050.
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"Don't let anyone tell you our country doesn't need radical change," Jeremy Corbyn, the party leader, wrote on Twitter as he shared The Guardian's article on Thursday.
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It's a bright red warning sign, a blaring siren that should alert Democrats everywhere that they will not take back Congress without a radical change in direction.
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I've found his passion for reform authentic, his support from the youth in his country significant and his case for making radical change in Saudi Arabia compelling.
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Additionally, he studies how groups shift from embracing radical change to resisting it — whether that's on a corporate project, in politics, or even in a traffic jam.
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Betsy DeVos, one of the most controversial Trump administration cabinet members, just made a radical change to one of the most contentiously debated Department of Education policies.
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By choosing candidates who appeared furthest from the establishment, Iranians revealed their preference for radical change not only to the ruling elites but also to each other.
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Although her foundation paid for a chef to engineer a radical change in the district's food program, Berkeley schools still don't serve food that meets her standards.
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It's through community organizing and petitioning that Virginia and her contemporaries, Shondae (Amirah Vann) and Robert (Michael Beasley), bypass their Congresswoman's hesitancy to push for radical change.
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When Liu proposed this radical change to the author, a rising figure in China's burgeoning science-fiction scene named Liu Cixin, he was prepared to be overruled.
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We give preference to the familiar over sporadic unknowns, and while change can be good, radical change must be met with caution, except in instances of injustice.
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From the tall windows of WIRED's offices in San Francisco's South-of-Market neighborhood I've watched almost a decade of radical change made physical in concrete and glass.
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If the results are confirmed, she will have defeated the party establishment favorite and four other candidates on a promise of radical change to the office's prosecutorial practices.
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Other games go for a radical change: Jak 2 or Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts are perhaps the most extreme examples of the sequel that breaks with its predecessor.
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Thousands of demonstrators marched through the streets of Algiers and in cities across the country on Tuesday, calling for radical change in the eighth week of mass protests.
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Although they both lean towards a certain type of minimalism, it's true that Jacquemus' love of conceptual clothes would be a radical change of direction at the house.
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But this Gang That Can't Protest Straight is not far removed from a better-dressed crowd in Congress pushing for radical change in the nation's public land endowment.
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But such ingenious ways out would scarcely reflect the spirit of a vote in which more than half the electorate voted for populism, radical change and new faces.
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So talk about radical change — they are pursuing it, they are funding it, and they are electing people who are either true believers or willing vehicles for it.
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Then he blamed the dim prospects for radical change in health-care policy on the main bogeyman of his presidential campaign: a "campaign finance system that is corrupt".
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As he courts African-American voters, Sanders also faces a delicate challenge: He campaigns as a candidate of radical change, which at times means implicitly criticizing Obama's presidency.
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Sensing that today's generation of women are hungry for more radical change in society, Primary Information has re-issued the New Woman's Survival Catalog to guide young activists.
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But radical change in this area is unlikely, for the simple reason that the people at the Vatican charged with investigating such matters have a record of traditionalism.
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The state of child care in America is cruel and shameful — and even more shameful because we could make things much better without radical change or huge spending.
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"This is a radical change in our understanding of Type 21 diabetes," said Dr. Roy Taylor, a professor at Newcastle University in England and the study's senior author.
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The two who won, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, wrapped their pragmatism in an idealistic narrative about the need for radical change—and they won two terms each.
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For the collective consciousness of African-Americans, the Emancipation Proclamation marked a radical change in a path to full citizenship and ignited aspirations to achieve rights as Americans.
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But he believes that radical change is branded on Colorado's soul, and that the weed explosion is another shift in the culture's image that will come, and go.
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Unless radical change sweeps the globe, the chances are high that any of us would come back as a nonwhite woman living on less than $2.50 per day.
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"This reform brings a radical change, a big bang in the functioning of the French labor market," said Gilbert Cette, an economist at the University of Aix-Marseille.
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The formation of the new government no doubt came as a relief to many in Iceland, but the lineup of the new administration dashed hopes of radical change.
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"The important thing is that the markets already know that with Gentiloni there will be no radical change," said Maurizio Caprara, commentator for Italy's Corriere della Sera newspaper.
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Absent a radical change in direction, we'll never know if a more expansive and more drawn-out impeachment process would have mobilized the base or swayed more voters.
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There were differences between other APEC members, with some calling for radical change to trade systems while others argued for a return to the status quo on globalization.
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The president's proposed budget that was unveiled this week includes a radical change to the way the food-stamps program, known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, works.
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We're here with journalist Ellen Shell, she works for the Atlantic, but her latest book is called The Job: Work and Its Future in a Time of Radical Change.
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"We don't think the blueprint could be implemented other than seeing a radical change in the pricing model by insuring that rebates get to the patient," Read told CNBC.
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The basic dispute at the Democratic debate on Sunday night was between Clinton's argument that things are pretty much OK, and Sanders's argument that more radical change is necessary.
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Voters in Sunday's runoff election apparently looked past warnings that the brash former army captain would erode democracy and embraced a chance for radical change after years of turmoil.
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"I don't think you'll see a radical change in the system, because the national parties would have a hard time getting the states to fall in line," he said.
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"Using such Western names and abandoning Arabic ones will lead to an undesired and radical change in our society and culture," said Aziz to news outlet The Egypt Independent.
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It's quite difficult because we are competing economies ... we're competing with each other and from there, to go on to work together requires some radical change in our mindset.
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The tacticians emphasise improvements to the way institutions work, without radical change, such as better staff, greater efficiency, more predictable business conditions and finding better ways to target investment.
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One of the major differences between Apple making a radical change like the notch and its Android competitors doing the same is the reaction of their respective fan bases.
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A little too small, but a little too big, and demanding a fairly radical change to how you operate a tablet if you've been using any other iPad before.
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The coming (or maybe it's already here) health care fight in the 2020 Democratic race is indicative of the broader scuffle within the party between incremental and radical change.
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Market sentiment is improving as news of a trade summit hit the headlines, but if there was a radical change in trade dynamics it would have already been leaked.
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To begin with, even if Macron wins, questions remain about whether he will be able to govern effectively — and thereby satisfy the deep longing in France for radical change.
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Clinton time and time again asked the audience to require specifics from their candidates, while Sanders maintained his overarching approach of calling for radical change on almost every issue.
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Merz, a long-time Merkel rival who promises more radical change, is running behind CDU general secretary Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, a close ally of the chancellor, in German polls.
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The anti-corruption campaign has involved a radical change in the unwritten rules that have held the party together since the near civil war that Mao inflicted on it.
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Mr. Hilton said that his book calls for radical change, from top-down government (more power to ultralocal, neighborhood government) to schools (no "factory schools," a reconsideration of testing).
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The people behind the sculpture arguably distorted a quote of King's about overthrowing the political order through radical change and turned it into something bland, meaningless, and wholly uncontroversial.
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This radical change did not come in legislation but a "Dear Colleague" letter from a largely unknown assistant secretary for civil rights at the Department of Education, Russlynn Ali.
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And everyone in Congress needs to keep in mind that the health care industry, particularly clinicians and hospitals, can only endure so much radical change within a short period.
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The community of beer aficionados is expanding very quickly on both sides of the pond and just the beer scene overall is undergoing a radical change at the moment.
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Regulators in India — where both WhatsApp and parent company Facebook have more than 200 million users — are proposing a radical change to the country's internet privacy and liability laws.
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Speaking at a conference in Dubai on Wednesday, he said that – barring any radical change – the fallout of Khashoggi's murder is unlikely to have an impact on Fitch's rating.
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Mr. Filzmaier and other analysts did not predict a radical change in voter preference among the parties, unless something surprising happens in the long run-up to the vote.
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The character studies of "Generation Revolution" point to a single conclusion: Revolutionary Egyptians sought radical change only in the narrow lane of their relationship to the government and police.
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As President Richard Nixon took office, the Supreme Court was headed for a radical change: Earl Warren, the chief justice who oversaw landmark civil rights cases, including Brown v.
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The American political system is built to make radical change nearly impossible and the history of health reform reflects that truth: grand ambitions get dashed, piecemeal reforms occasionally succeed.
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The departure of top Trump economic advisor Gary Cohn should not be viewed as a radical change in the White House, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Purists might object to tinkering with the sport, but isn't the more radical change continuing down a sclerotic path where more and more of the action is no action?
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He started a newspaper called "Muhammad Speaks," and called for radical change such as black separatism, whereby black people would remove themselves from predominantly white institutions and even nations.
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The court cases have not dampened the zeal of protesters pushing for radical change and a clean break with those who have governed since independence from France in 1962.
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Trump campaigned on lowering drug prices, but to have the kind of effect he promised, he might need to be willing to enact truly radical change for drug manufacturers.
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Democrats misunderstood – and still misunderstand – the demographic shape of the electorate and underestimated the enthusiasm among white working-class voters for radical change, even if it carried with it risk.
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And with his campaign, the conversations that the Democratic Renaissance Project nurtured have found fertile ground on the 2020 trail: Do the country's political problems demand moderate or radical change?
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His leftwing critics believed he was trapped in an iron cage of his own making, unable to see how the tides of history might open up possibilities of radical change.
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Chances are that if you were happy with your asset allocation at the start of 2015, you won't need a radical change today, since the stock market was virtually flat.
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Just ahead of the new year, the company made a radical change to its policies, and now requires people to use real names instead of an OKCupid username, as before.
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The removal of autoplaying videos and recommendations, in particular, would be a radical change to how YouTube operates, but one that could protect kids from inappropriate content that slips in.
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A radical change to tariff policy under NAFTA or outright withdrawal could jolt the US economy because it could disrupt cross-border supply chains and transform import and export patterns.
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I am completely realistic about the limitations of my role as a Unesco water chair, meaning I acknowledge the fact that I am not producing radical change in this context.
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This year's eclipses in Capricorn and Cancer brought radical change to your financial world, Sagittarius, and you may have paid off a debt (financial or emotional) while building your savings.
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But it's 2019, only a decade into this 300-year vision, and it's a little hard to see how successfully SoftBank and its portfolio are bringing about this radical change.
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It calls for radical change: a single-payer national health program, essentially an expanded and improved version of Medicare for all, much along the lines that Bernie Sanders has advocated.
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"At a moment that cries out for visionary leadership and radical change, the pope is indulging in make-believe and misdirection," said Anne Barrett Doyle, a co-director of BishopAccountability.
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"First things first," he said in dismissing Sanders' most far-reaching ideas in favor of using the federal government to address the immediate crisis rather than pressing for radical change.
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We've never, as far as I recall, heard the president himself detail the reason for his radical change of heart on all these different facets of the Syria intervention question.
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At a time when there is renewed interest in the role of the museum, the critic, and the artistic activist, Tucker's writing offers a much needed push to radical change.
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The challenge for Democrats is to neutralize the economy, reassuring folks the good times can continue — that there won't be radical change but leadership of which you can be proud.
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"The truth is that, absent some radical change in the dynamic, the House is inevitably going to impeach Trump and the Senate is inevitably going to acquit him," they wrote.
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The authenticity of its demands gives the community something to organize around that CreateNYC does not — not only a belief in radical change but what that change should look like.
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The state waiver process tees up a test of how far the Trump administration will go to promote state flexibility, and whether current law will allow such a radical change.
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If we're going to have any kind of radical change in the next few years and probably the next couple of decades, it will come from the right, not the left.
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Mark Read, running the British firm after the resignation of founder Martin Sorrell, said radical change was needed after a sharp slowdown in client spend led to profit warnings in 2017.
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Airbus privately hopes the MAX will survive the crisis to avoid a costly race to develop all-new aircraft and to ease the prospect of a radical change in certification rules.
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"I'd rather see the empire burn to the ground under Trump, opening up at least the possibility of radical change, than cruise on autopilot under Clinton," said the pro-Trump left.
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Some in the market had speculated Wilson's exit could spur more radical change, such as hiving off general insurance, selling off closed life insurance books or by reassessing the international businesses.
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" She said one "front-burner topic" she planned to focus on was the digital transition at The Times, which she called a "period of radical change that will never be over.
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A senior government official early last week said a rate hike might be on the cards, in a radical change of tack from government officials who previously complained about RBI hikes.
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The demonstrators are pushing for radical change by seeking the departure of senior figures, including politicians and businessmen, who have governed the North African country since independence from France in 1962.
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The dispute over the so-called statute of limitations was the most serious so far to rattle the coalition, which took office in June promising to bring radical change to Italy.
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But although this can sometimes feel frightening, there's a lot we can do now to help make sure we ride this wave of radical change rather than get drowned by it.
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Yes, it would be a radical change in how voting is conducted, but it reflects how many of us actually decide to cast our ballots: We choose the least objectionable candidate.
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The White House's own proposal suggests doing this by preventing all US citizens from sponsoring parents, siblings or adult children to settle in the US — a radical change from current law.
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The demonstrators are pushing for radical change and seeking the departure of senior figures, including politicians and businessmen, who have governed the North African country since independence from France in 1962.
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A KPV-Harmony ruling alliance would represent "a rather radical change of Latvia's position toward the European Union and toward our security matters which, I think, is very dangerous," he said.
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He has sent conflicting signals since the election about his commitment to following through on certain campaign promises while Obama has quietly tried to nudge him away from a radical change.
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The two proposals require transformative changes in an economy that is badly in need of radical change if the United States is to maintain its status as an international economic superpower.
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The Sanders view, however, is that a sufficiently determined leader can overcome these doubts and persuade many voters who are currently doing O.K. that radical change is nonetheless in their interests.
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"The truth is that we have created a radical change and we're proud of it," Conte told the Senate, where he is expected to win a confidence vote later in the day.
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His primary concern is that the billionaire class — which he's not a part of, but has access to through his job — has been too slow to recognize the need for radical change.
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"Anybody throwing stones, rocks […] we will consider that a firearm because there's not much difference," Trump told reporters Thursday, seeming to imply a radical change in the US military's rules of engagement.
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The lack of large, noticeable leaps is because the underlying AI governing how those virtual entities behave — and the AI powering procedural generation tools — has not undergone radical change over the years.
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Details are slim on the new title, but the teaser trailer does show off a new 3D art style that's a radical change from the crisp pixel art of Hyper Light Drifter.
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On the other hand, if the divisions in American politics aren't just about money, if they reflect deep-seated prejudices that progressives simply can't appease, such visions of radical change are naïve.
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Still, Harris speaks the Silicon Valley dialect for a reason: his target audience is the people already working at the big platforms, who remain in the best position to make radical change.
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Mr. Snégaroff said that after Iowa, he picked up Twitter posts from French leftists who hailed Mr. Sanders as a credible voice for radical change, something they see as lacking at home.
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The demonstrators are pushing for a radical change by seeking the departure of senior figures, including politicians and businessmen, who have governed the North African country since independence from France in 1962.
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Herzog, in a vacuum, is the perfect filmmaker to tackle this subject; his alien way of looking at things, should allow him to take a step back and process this radical change.
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For the past sixty years, he has tirelessly called for radical change in every sphere of Arab life, and he is the author of some of the most revolutionary poems in Arabic.
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Such a move would be a radical change in policy for President Obama, who has focused U.S. military operations in the country on targeting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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Virtually all of the biggest 2020 candidates are co-sponsors, but some moderate Democrats, like Feinstein, have been reluctant to sign onto what is, at its core, an argument for radical change.
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Relying on public protests to demand radical change, Decolonize This Place and the 260 or so groups that support their efforts are made up of activists who largely work outside of museums.
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Archbishop Blase J. Cupich of Chicago called the treatise a very radical change in how the Church deals with people who live "everyday lives" and struggle to be faithful to the gospel.
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The'introduction of women into a leadership role forever held by men would, of course, be radical, but considering the current state of the Catholic church, there is a demand for radical change.
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So, when you consider a radical change, like "Hey, let's tear up the global trade agreements; they're a disaster," you're more likely to implement it if you think things are getting worse.
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Single-payer advocates believe that radical change is necessary, pointing out that the United States spends more on health care than any other wealthy country, with some of the worst health outcomes.
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"This is not any radical change by the administration, just a continuation of their push to increase flexibilities in MA and increase the supplemental benefits offerings for beneficiaries," said Avalere's Chris Sloan.
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Nevertheless, delegates in Madrid are facing an uphill battle to persuade major emitters to embrace the kind of radical change needed to shift the Earth's climate system onto a more habitable trajectory.
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While no one should expect him to bring rapid, radical change to the island, neither is he "just a new useful idiot on the world stage," as some critics have labeled him.
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Sutton and experts not associated with the campaigns pointed to Oregon's history of reform at the ballot and the statehouse as an indication it could be ready to embrace more radical change.
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But even if a green-minded Democrat wins the White House, dramatic action to reverse climate change could very well require another radical change in Washington: the elimination of the Senate filibuster.
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If one of our chief fears is that we are operating today in an environment susceptible to more radical change than ever before, I would suggest that this risk might be overstated.
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These, he said, would set goals for politicians who, among other qualities, should have a deep understanding of their role, personally exemplify credibility, work for the common good and accomplish radical change.
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That makes a radical change in the college's economic instruction important not just at Harvard but in the world that, under the rules of American oligarchy, Harvard graduates are entrusted to manage.
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"We want radical change, but I don't want to end up with Islamists ruling the country," said Nadia Beigacem, 21, who studies English at Algiers University and does not wear a veil.
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Regulators in India, where both WhatsApp and parent company Facebook have more than 200 million users, are proposing what amounts to a radical change to the country's internet privacy and liability laws.
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That means that unless our political system undergoes a radical change, we could be on the brink of having no check on the president, no matter how radically he defies the Constitution.
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The framework of radical change and disappearance of guardrails also neglects to identify the Trump phenomenon for what it is: in John Gerring's words (describing 19th-century Democrats), a radical preservationist movement.
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One of the things that I'd love to get your take on is talk about ... is it radical change now, is it very akin to farming to manufacturing, where do you put it?
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Sixty days after Macron became France's youngest-ever president, the chief executives gathered in the southern town of Aix-en-Provence said they had sensed a radical change in the country's image abroad.
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For example, Hensarling has expressed opposition to increasing the current $50 billion figure at which a bank falls under supervision by the Financial Services Oversight Council, insisting instead on much more radical change.
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Mark Zuckerberg should remain in power at Facebook, but a "radical change" is needed on how decisions are made at the social media company, an early investor and former board member said Wednesday.
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As he granted a preliminary injunction Wednesday, Judge Jon Tigar, who was appointed by former president Barack Obama, said the Trump administration had overstepped by making a radical change to established asylum law.
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The American International Group is getting more prodding for radical change from the activist investor Carl C. Icahn just one week before management is scheduled to unveil its vision for the insurer's future.
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But the challenge of convincing a slow moving industry to take a radical change of technology direction perhaps explains why few others are focusing their disruptive efforts on building an industry-wide collaboration.
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There is no deduction, for instance, for a reduced incentive to work or invest, or any of the other negative consequences that might occur from such a radical change in our tax system.
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In a late surge, 35-year-old leftist lawmaker Veronika Mendoza has attracted undecided voters with promises of "radical change" to the free-market economic model of the past quarter century, spooking markets.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Italy's government bonds sold off on Tuesday, facing renewed pressure after new Prime Minister Guiseppe Conte promised to bring radical change as he sought parliamentary backing for an anti-establishment government.
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Transparent and open transition planning that involves a wide array of interests given a seat at the table would likely reduce the chance of radical change in policy in the next White House.
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In response to a younger generation of leaders demanding radical change, Mr. Rajoy, 61, presented himself as a defender of Spanish unity and continuity, and an opponent of a secessionist challenge in Catalonia.
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If you're looking for radical change on your iPhone 83 and don't want to spend the $999 price of the iPhone X, there's still the upgrade to iOS 11 to look forward to.
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Biden is a moderate promising a continuation of the policy agenda of former President Obama, while Sanders is a self-described democratic socialist intent on bringing about radical change in government and industry.
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The something else might be Sanders' radical change In their collective effort to neutralize Mike Bloomberg and his capitalist billions, Democratic presidential candidates may be essentially handing their nomination to Vermont independent Sen.
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The difficulty of envisioning such a thing has led climate hawks like Al Gore to place their hopes on unpredictable social "tipping points," invisible thresholds that, once breached, will allegedly yield radical change.
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George Shackle, a British economist active in the decades after World War Two, described the economy as "a kaleidoscope, a collision of colors subject to on-going, rapid and radical change," Haldane said.
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LONDON, Jan 11 (Reuters) - The Bank of England has proposed easing the burden of European Union capital rules for insurers, but stopped short of meeting calls from British lawmakers for more radical change.
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"Some of the older folks around Albany said, 'Just wait and see—all of these legislators are going to be much more concerned with getting reelected than fighting for radical change,'" Ray said.
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The American writer and self-described "lifelong conservative" Max Boot has experienced a radical change of heart about the Republican Party — half a century after many others were forced to do the same.
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"Governments are going to have to work out ways of permitting these expressions of community insistence on radical change without resorting to the usual crowd control, suppression of dissent and so on," Alston said.
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Properly, it refers to a radical change of perspective on a topic, such as the move from the physics of Newton to the physics of Einstein, or the introduction of plate tectonics into geology.
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But to do that, the 62-year old former prime minister and admirer of late British prime minister Margaret Thatcher now faces the challenge of bringing voters behind a program that promises radical change.
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But as the trial date nears, Najib - who has maintained his innocence - has sought a radical change of image, painting himself as a victim of a vindictive government led by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.
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The leftward lurches of the 1930s and 1960s were also spurred by events, in the form of the Great Depression and the civil-rights struggle, which convinced millions of the need for radical change.
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But as the trial date nears, Najib — who has maintained his innocence — has sought a radical change of image, painting himself as a victim of a vindictive government led by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.
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Last year he called for a radical change of attitude towards immigrants, saying they should be welcomed with dignity and denouncing the "populist rhetoric" he said was fuelling fear and selfishness in rich countries.
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We may not always agree on how to do this, but it is crucial that different voices, experiences and situations are part of the discussion, even when the outcome falls short of radical change.
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The private equity world's focus on small and medium-sized businesses is partly the result of a dearth of larger private equity opportunities in Japan as major businesses are often resistant to radical change.
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Massive ongoing protests calling for a radical change to Bouteflika's regime pushed the ailing president to resign on April 2, but demonstrators continue to demand the removal of all those linked the former administration.
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Audit and advisory firm PwC concluded in a report last year there was a general trend among companies of reforming performance reviews but that removing ratings was still perceived as a "more radical" change.
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Saudi Arabia's decision to overturn a ban on women driving could prove lucrative for international carmakers, with the likes of Ford launching driving schools for women ahead of the radical change in the law.
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It's unclear if Trump would propose such a radical change, but any broad tax cut proposal would counter Democratic candidates who have proposed a range of tax increases, mostly targeting the rich and corporations.
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But the impending shift has raised doubts about whether countries like Britain will be able to create the infrastructure, and generate the electricity, needed for such a radical change in the way people travel.
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As Donald J. Trump, the 45th President of the United States, was taking the oath of office on the steps of the Capitol, the official web site of the administration was undergoing a radical change.
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"In his second year, it's fundamental that Duque pushes the laws that are lacking," said Senator Carlos Abraham Jimenez of the Radical Change party, which is neither part of the ruling coalition nor the opposition.
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The pontiff last month called for a radical change of attitude towards immigrants, saying they should be welcomed with dignity and denouncing the "populist rhetoric" he said was fuelling fear and selfishness in rich countries.
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We must do this right away in order to soberly assess and rapidly react to the radical change that President-elect Donald J. Trump has promised is in store for the United States of America.
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"There is a very different appetite for change... an opportunity that hasn't existed before to make very radical change," said Dingemans, a former Goldman Sachs banker and past chief financial officer for pharmaceutical company GSK.
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But the left's bleak view of our society and its frequent sightings of the end-times are better explained in practical terms: How do you sell radical change unless people believe that things are terrible?
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It's time to come to terms with the "how do you balance family and work" question and its variants, in the earnest hope that radical honesty could help the effort to bring about radical change.
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At no time in history has an outgoing administration attempted to make such a radical change in foreign policy and potentially make moves that will set a potentially permanent chain reaction of events in motion.
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For a city currently undergoing radical change itself, the destruction of an ill-constructed infrastructure becomes symbolic in its replacement by something that is an image of its old self, though newer and more expensive.
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Describing the shift as a "radical change in strategy" Lane upgraded his recommendation on SoftBank from buy to outperform, noting that even if the value of Vision Fund startups halve, the stock is still cheap.
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Without effective political leadership, more Italians will opt out of the political process, either by staying away from the polls — as did most eligible voters in Sicily — or by embracing populist promises of radical change.
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Suggestions about changing times and the polarizing effects of the civil rights movement seem insufficient when it comes to explaining such a radical change, and the reader, like Scout, cannot help feeling baffled and distressed.
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Last weekend retail banking specialist Christian Sewing replaced John Cryan as Deutsche's CEO, raising the prospect of radical change at Germany's flagship lender, which has been slower than rivals to reform after the financial crisis.
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But those are secondary issues; whatever else Trump would do on January 20th, he would begin with a step ("my first hour in office") to fulfill his central promise of radical change in American immigration.
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This movement requires a radical change from what has transpired over the last eight years, similar to the transition under Ronald Reagan that brought us out of the Jimmy Carter years of a declining nation.
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But it remains a priority for the NRA and other gun rights advocates, and the bill's victory in the House puts the US one step closer to a potential radical change in its gun laws.
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If there are more blocks like what we saw this week, we could see a radical change in the corporate calculus that would have a long-term negative effect on the value of some American companies.
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The drug price proposal would have effectively banned drug makers from providing rebates to pharmacy benefit managers and insurers -- a radical change in the way many drugs are priced and paid for in Medicare and Medicaid.
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"We must do this right away in order to soberly assess and rapidly react to the radical change that President-elect Donald J. Trump has promised is in store for the United States of America."[Bloomberg]
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However, if checking to see who liked your last Instagram post is a habit for you, you're going to have to break it down more gradually than that, instead of making such a big radical change.
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As the trial date neared, Najib, Malaysia's sixth prime minister, sought a radical change of image, painting himself as a victim of a vindictive government and trying to shed the image of a wealthy, elite politician.
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Not only would an "out" vote change and complicate the dynamics of European reform, recent polls indicate it would embolden the Scottish separatist movement, potentially leading to a radical change in the constitution of Britain itself.
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But she needs a compelling pitch because, if Americans concluded that the only way to bring radical change was to elect a Trump, Cruz or Sanders, it would represent a disastrous failure of the political centre.
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"It seems pretty clear that barring some pretty radical change, that the Trump administration is just going to try to downplay the emissions control as much as it thinks it can get away with," he said.
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I fear that we are going to move from the race's current banality to an eventual, and most assured, sense of betrayal in which armies of voters see promises of radical change come crashing to earth.
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Those looking for a safe Obama throwback are good with Biden, those looking for a more progressive traditional politician like Warren, and those who are in search of a more radical change are in for Bernie.
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The formula is this: Without a radical change in North Korea's strategic, economic, and political course — and without a public explanation of this change to the North Korean people — Kim's strategy will remain based on WMDs.
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The result has preserved some elements of the building's history, including a renovation under Napoleon, when it became a customs house, and a more radical change under Mussolini, who transformed it into Venice's main post office.
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The Aviva insider took over a year ago and has shied away from radical change to the business, which offers life and general insurance and has operations in Europe, Canada and Asia as well as Britain.
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After two dizzying weeks, Britain seems poised on a threshold, between the folkways and rituals of its past and a future of radical change, where conventions are turned upside down and old rules no longer apply.
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But one might also argue that Thomas Easley's essay, "Hip Hop Sustainability", also represents radical change in its call for bringing sustainability to communities that have been left out of environmental debates—in their own language.
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Clinton also did better with black women than black men and attracted more support from more moderate black voters looking to maintain the gains of the Obama era rather than adopt an agenda of radical change.
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The Aviva insider took over a year ago and has shied away from radical change to the business, which offers life and general insurance and has operations in Europe, Canada and Asia as well as Britain.
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The financial forecast for 2019 may bring us some surprising twists and turns as Uranus (the planet of radical change) moves back into financially savvy Taurus on March 7, where it will stay until April 26, 2026.
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When it was released last year, the basic iPad wasn't a radical change from its predecessor — it featured a 9.7 inch screen size, had Touch ID, cameras, an updated processor, and added support for the Apple Pencil.
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But radical change would be so unpopular with many voters, it could end the political career of any finance minister who tried it, Cable told a panel discussion on Hammond's tax options organised by the Resolution Foundation.
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They share the desire not just for change, but somewhat radical change, despite the risks all the conventional wisdom experts keep telling them they face by embracing a Brexit and a non-political veteran candidate like Trump.
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Pollsters spent a lot of time figuring out why Donald Trump's win was such a surprise in 2016 — but the reality is that there isn't going to be a radical change in most election polling for 2020.
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Amazon's not the first company to move beyond the standard six-inch display (in fact, this isn't even the first time it's done so), but it's still a fairly radical change, as far as these things go.
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Whilst avoiding the merits of the challenge placed before the NCLT, it is difficult to expect radical change through broadly framed relief orders, other than ones that may encourage both the parties to resolve their differences amicably.
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Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio, who heads 5-Star, said the League position risked isolating Italy, while League leader Matteo Salvini accused his partner of betraying ordinary voters after promising to bring radical change to Europe.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Talks on reunifying Cyprus should produce a "radical" change in the island's security situation, which is currently guaranteed by Greece, Turkey and Britain, Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades told a news conference in Geneva on Friday.
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But it did suggest a radical change that would separate the Postal Service from its core mission: to provide unfettered access to communication and commerce to all citizens, regardless of who they are or where they live.
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In the year of his death, which was also a presidential election year, she produced her most flat-out polemical work, a 300-word anti-authoritarian statement, part manifesto, part embittered cri de coeur, demanding radical change.
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The decision is "an acknowledgment that radical change is needed, especially in the context of an industry that is changing very fast," said Carlos de Legarreta, a media analyst at GBM, a brokerage house in Mexico City.
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"This (election) body is a concrete response to demands from our people including those seeking a radical change of the system," Bensalah said, in apparent reference to protesters who have been staging weekly demonstrators since Feb. 22.
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"This (election) body is a concrete response to demands from our people including those seeking a radical change of the system," Bensalah said, in apparent reference to protesters who have been staging weekly demonstrators since Feb. 22.
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Walking around, I thought at times that I had mistakenly wandered into a business-casual Bernie Sanders rally: unrestrained capitalism has gone too far; corporate greed has endangered the planet; the time has come for radical change.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England has proposed easing the burden of European Union capital rules for insurers, but the industry urged the regulator to go further and meet calls from British lawmakers for more radical change.
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Biden has defended the law but is struggling to beat back challenges from the left that what is needed is not incrementalism but radical change including wealth taxes, "Medicare for All," student loan forgiveness and free college.
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On the latest episode of Recode Decode, journalist and Boston University professor Ellen Shell joined Recode's Kara Swisher in studio to talk about her latest book, The Job: Work and Its Future in a Time of Radical Change.
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It likely means that — with some exceptions — House Democrats will pursue incremental rather than radical change ahead of a 2020 election in which they do not want to alienate moderate voters who helped them to win the House.
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The president's executive authority is far more constrained when it comes to guns than in the areas that have seen more radical change (the Environmental Protection Agency, for example, has wide leeway from Congress to regulate harmful pollutants).
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In the 1980s and 1990s, radical change in economic policies fostered by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher put the brakes on government planning and ushered in a new free-market supply-side era and a two-decade boom.
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"We do, however, have reservations about the lack of an evidence-based case for radical change, and the fact that key issues such as governance structure, funding model and risk assessment are deferred," IFAC said in a statement.
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But Duterte and Bolsonaro emerged in relatively abnormal circumstances in their countries' modern histories, capitalizing on weak political parties and positioning themselves as outsiders who can bring radical change when elites and democracy itself have lost public trust.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer, sometimes referred to as AKK or "mini Merkel", is locked in a close race for the leadership of Germany's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) with Friedrich Merz, a long-time Merkel rival who promises more radical change.
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The report, published on Thursday, called for a new complaints procedure along with radical change of a culture that can deter some from challenging bosses and suggested forms of punishment for those found guilty of harassing their staff.
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Turks began voting in a hotly contested referendum on Sunday that could place sweeping new powers in the hands of President Tayyip Erdogan and herald the most radical change to the country's political system in its modern history.
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Ukraine is waking up to the prospect of a potentially radical change of political leadership in the coming weeks after comedian and actor Volodymyr Zelensky won a third of the votes in the first round of presidential elections.
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The activities range from calling for referendums, launching petitions, lobbying elected officials, protesting and using civil disobedience when needed to push for the same legislation in all countries, both democratic and authoritarian, to achieve simultaneous and radical change.
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In effect, Russians took Trump's anti-establishment rhetoric at face value and, perhaps, projected their own president's outsized role in domestic affairs onto the American system and expected radical change in spite of traditional U.S. policy toward Russia.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Hundreds of thousands of protesters demanding radical change marched through Algiers for a seventh successive Friday, as Algeria's spy chief was reportedly fired in a further sign of high-level turbulence after the veteran president resigned.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis called on Tuesday for a radical change of attitude towards immigrants, saying they should be welcomed with dignity and denouncing the "populist rhetoric" he said was fuelling fear and selfishness in rich countries.
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In 1972 the couple made a radical change: They sold their house in Providence and traveled around the country for a year, eventually settling on a farm in the Ozark Mountains of Missouri, where they took up beekeeping.
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"I don't expect there to be a radical change in Germany going forward — Merkel [is] the keeper of continuity, but we have to appreciate that she will be chancellor in a much more complicated political setting," she said.
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ABU DHABI, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's new energy minister said on Monday there would be no radical change in Saudi oil policy and that an OPEC-led supply curb deal would survive "with the will of everybody".
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Democratic activists saw the Republican Party as doomed to defeat without a radical change of course because it was tied to overlapping constituencies that they viewed as of waning significance — for example, older, non-college, evangelical white Christians.
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The Newsroom became a way for us to collectively talk about the last decade, about shifting norms and politics, and the growing sense the status quo could not be solved through experts and incrementalism, but instead radical change.
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Petry said that, while the AfD wanted to see a more "differentiated approach to history", nothing in its program called for a radical change in Germany's approach to commemorating the genocide of Jews and others during the Nazi era.
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ROME, June 5 (Reuters) - Italy's new prime minister promised on Tuesday to bring radical change to the country as he sought parliamentary backing for an anti-establishment government which plans to challenge European Union rules on budgets and immigration.
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BattleTech and Pyre are baby steps, but in a conservative, risk-averse industry inclined to mine the status quo before embracing the radical change that is allowing people to simply be as the are, it has to start somewhere.
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But even as he gave a new pitch for the idea, he expressed trepidation with such a radical change: experimenting with the way the world's biggest central bank does business, he said, could "unleash chaos" in global financial markets.
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But some Republican voters worry that Rubio, who, like Cruz, is a first-term senator, and Kasich, who has labeled himself "the prince of light and hope", aren't tough of enough to usher in the radical change they crave.
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"If machine learning can really take over all human tasks and take over ideas of innovation, then it would be possible to get a radical change in the growth rate" of the economy, Jones told CNBC in an interview.
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"The truth is that we have created a radical change and we're proud of it," Conte said in his maiden speech to parliament, delivered in the upper house Senate, before winning a vote of confidence for his policy program.
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Beyond the fact that a great majority are socially conservative, a great majority also distrust the government because of hundreds of years of experience, and are skeptical of radical change because it tends to negatively and disproportionately impacted them.
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This isn't a radical change and you're not going to find any new controls here, but the company says that the update is meant to make the tools easier to use on mobile, where it was previously almost unusable.
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Unless Everyone Using Bitcoin Makes This Radical Change, the Currency Will Die (22017) This piece marks the beginning of Motherboard's coverage of the "block size debate," now referred to as a "civil war" without a clear end in sight.
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" Benjamin's not alone: Vincent, 37, used to make $6,800 a month as a project manager in IT, so quitting his job meant a radical change: "I was completely devoted to the company, but I had a burnout in 2003.
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But after being thwarted last year in an attempt to tweak the format with smaller changes, like using a neutral-site final and best-of-three-set singles matches, Haggerty doubled down and pushed instead for more radical change.
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With only 20 percent of the U.S. House seats held by women and 23 percent of Senate seats, a surge on the state level strongly foretells a radical change in the make-up of Congress in years to come.
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But in an effort to achieve radical change and notwithstanding the wide and refreshing appeal Ms. Winfrey or someone like her may have, we should not lose sight of the broad qualifications a president must bring to the office.
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Inside the White House, there remains a pitched battle between those who want to make a deal with Beijing and those who are determined to keep piling on pressure to force a more radical change in its trade practices.
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The goal is not radical change but a reduction in calories of 500 a day and/or an increase in physical activity to achieve a weekly deficit of 3,500 calories, the approximate amount in one pound of body fat.
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The energetic leader of the nationalist Bharatiya Janata party seemed to usher in a radical change from the sclerotic Congress government he had deposed, promising jobs for the young, toilets for the poor and economic reforms for investors and entrepreneurs.
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Whether the new policy does serve some short-term political objective shouldn't distract from the view that this is a radical change that will serve mainly to undermine Australia's reputation as an investment destination of choice for the resource sector.
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During these years, the dominant Neo-Confucian philosophy and burgeoning marriage market heralded a radical change for the onna-bugeisha, whose status as fearsome warriors stood in stark opposition to the new order of peace, political stability, and rigid social convention.
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In "Radical Markets" Glen Weyl, an economist at Microsoft, and Eric Posner, a law professor at the University of Chicago, argue that the ideals of thinkers such as Adam Smith, John Stuart Mill and Henry George can still inspire radical change.
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In fact, several strategists believe a Trump presidency might not bring about radical change, despite the New York businessman's pledge to revamp long-established trade deals, slash taxes for businesses and individuals and demolish the government-run health-care program.
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Much of what is best in later conservatism was built on Burke's response: his scepticism about radical change and his belief that, human nature being what it is, the passions of the people must be checked by authority and good judgment.
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But when Ms Ocasio-Cortez or Mr Sanders speak of the need for radical change, the disappointments and damage experienced in the past 212 years give their words resonance across a broad swathe of the less-radical but still disenchanted left.
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That means radical change: At the far end of the spectrum you have ideas like recently deceased Congressman John Dingell's proposal to abolish the Senate entirely in order to take back the disproportionate power granted to small states by the Constitution.
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Mr Vargas Lleras did not compete in a consulta, but the strong showing in the congressional election of his Radical Change party, which nearly doubled its number of seats, shows that he is master of Colombia's most effective political machine.
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This dress was a radical change for Lawrence who, earlier in the evening, walked the premiere's black carpet in a very bridal look from Christian Dior, despite the fact that the event apparently had a funeral attire-themed dress code.
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While no formal targets were set for executives, speaking to the Financial Times Lord Davies said "radical change" in the executive layer was needed if progress was to be maintained and he backed the idea of formal targets in principle.
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Christian Sewing's appointment as chief executive on Sunday and the abrupt departure of his predecessor John Cryan holds out the prospect of radical change at Germany's flagship lender, which has been slower than rivals to reform after the financial crash.
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"The expectation evangelicals have is of a radical change, a 180-degree turn from the life of sin to following Christ," said Kedron Bardwell, a political science professor at Simpson College in Iowa, who is the son of an evangelical pastor.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The 2019 Doha World Athletics Championships could have a very different look to this year's event, IAAF head Sebastian Coe said on Wednesday as he explained how the sport is embracing radical change in the fight to "stay relevant".
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Germany coach Joachim Loew said there was no need for panic or radical change despite his team again looking defensively vulnerable in their shock 1-0 defeat to Mexico in the opening game of their World Cup defense.
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But Ursula Gather — head of the Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach Foundation — and Markus Grolms, trade union secretary at the IG Metall union and vice chairman of the group's supervisory board, suggested that radical change was not the answer.
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A few of them, who once punched their fists in the air to call for radical change, were collecting garbage left along the former protest camp site where people from all walks of life had gathered - women, teenagers, doctors, accountants, vendors.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Britain's prime minister is pursuing a "totally unreasonable" position on Brexit that the EU cannot facilitate and the radical change of approach puts the onus on London to find a way out, Ireland's foreign minister said on Friday.
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Yes, South Carolina's primary next Saturday is only the fourth nominating contest of the season and yes, Sanders, the democratic socialist promising radical change to the US health care and higher education systems, does not have this thing sewn up.
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They realize that this might be an optimistic forecast given the fundamental differences separating those who want a status quo stability (two right-wing parties) and a radical change of "governing culture" (the left-wing Social Democratic Party of Germany).
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She'd like to see Wuerl step aside, even if he's vindicated, in support of "radical change" in how the church handles the scandal, and she'd like to see more action and a push for more transparency from the pontiff, she said.
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"In the first 100 days, people will see radical change" in policy toward the homeless, he said, adding that he would appoint a group of experts who would come up with a way to "tear apart" the homeless shelter system.
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So, I think the notion that this whole thing is extremely plastic — that if only the big shots would line up behind radical change, then the public would come around behind it as well — is a hell of a risky bet.
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The author's core logical construct is this: Conservatives have long offered a broad, declinist critique of modern America — leviathan government, failing schools, family dysfunction — but are unwilling to take the next step and concede that immediate, radical change is necessary.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Veteran leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador was sworn in as Mexican president on Saturday, promising a radical change of course in a country struggling with gang violence, chronic poverty and corruption on the doorstep of the United States.
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Since Hyperallergic first reported on the removal of books and other analog materials from the Fine Arts Library (FAL) at the University of Texas at Austin — first in December and then in March — there has been a radical change of course.
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Whatever voters intended in selecting Donald Trump, no one casting a ballot for him should have been unaware that he represents a radical change from the path that President Obama selected in forging the ACA and that Hillary Clinton wanted to continue.
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RELATED: Trump proposes $54 billion in cuts to 'most federal agencies' The proposals were also formulated directly from the fiery speeches of the President's campaign, which underpinned his belief that he has a mandate for radical change and might make any compromise harder.
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"Politics is politics everywhere - there might be some individuals or some in parliament who will represent different political positions and opinions, and who will ... try and bring some more radical change into this investment agreement," said Davaadorj Ganbold, CEO of Erdenes Oyu Tolgoi.
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The work examines heritage on several levels, as the photographer confronts the radical change in the region following the 2011 tsunami, discusses the efforts at rebuilding, and looks at how the past and present connect through cultural touchstones that still carry on. —K.
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But in his first address to the nation on Thursday, Temer laid out a radical change of direction in strategy while pledging to maintain social programs for Brazil's poor that were introduced during 13 years of rule by the leftist Workers Party.
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For both Miranda and Dani, their parenting philosophy doesn't feel like a radical change: "My ideas on gender were already part of my life before I gave birth, so that was just an extension of what I believed and practiced," Dani explains.
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John Kingman has been asked by the business ministry to look at whether the FRC needs more powers to stop a repeat of corporate failures like construction company Carillion and retailer BHS - or if more radical change in supervising accountants is needed.
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Foreign Aid: The Wall Street Journal — Trump repeated a vaguely detailed idea Wednesday for "radical" change to U.S. foreign aid programs, which he said would allow the government to withhold funds to unnamed countries through which illegal immigrants arrive in the United States.
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Implacable electoral rivals, the two groups have taken weeks to put together their coalition pact and draw up a cabinet team that they say will bring radical change to Italy, which has been dogged for years by low growth and high unemployment.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's new prime minister promised on Tuesday to bring radical change to the country, including more generous welfare and a crackdown on immigration, as the two party bosses who hold the keys to his anti-establishment government nodded their approval.
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He wanted to win simply because he hates losing, and to come close and lose was far more injurious than to be able to say early on that a party of traditionalists simply wasn't avant-garde enough for the radical change he represented.
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LONDON, June 7 (Reuters) - Britain's banks and building societies will have to charge the same amount for all overdrafts from April 2020, the Financial Conduct Authority said on Friday in what it called the most radical change of its kind in a generation.
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Worry and anger has been growing among many Israelis who fear that the economy will become unsustainable in the coming decades without radical change, in part because many ultra-Orthodox men prefer full time Torah study over work and rely on government stipends.
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And his distant second-place finish in the Palmetto State means he'll head into Super Tuesday facing questions about his ability to win over African Americans and moderates, many of whom remain uncomfortable with his message of radical change and political revolution.
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Such tweaks are usually desperate moves meant to goose ratings, and the same could be said of another radical change, when the academy announced after the ceremony in 2009 that it would expand the best-picture field to include more than five movies.
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Clinton is likely to get about 70 percent of the Muslim vote, some believe she isn't so much better than Mr. Trump, and would stand in the way of the radical change needed to improve the lives of average Juans and Muhammads.
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This plummeting number—the lower the pH, the higher the acidity—causes ripple effects across the oceanic kingdom, but especially to sharks, whose long generations mean they might not have the time to adapt to such a radical change in the ocean.
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The state of American democracy, Norris adds, is worrisome but still intact: In America, we see a picture of incompetence and lack of unity, which has stymied any attempts at radical change, but there is still massive uncertainty, especially on foreign policy.
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After next week's vote, she might have another chance to seek changes to her Brexit plan from the European Union, or, failing that, perhaps make a far more radical change by adopting Labour's policy of keeping a permanent customs union with the bloc.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's central bank bought $190 million in foreign exchange markets over the past week to weaken its peso currency, a radical change from just months ago when it was spending billions to prop it up, and may be forced to intervene further.
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Mendoza, a 35-year-old lawmaker promising "radical change," would win 42 percent of votes while center-right Fujimori would get 443 percent in a run-off, according to the survey, the first time they were seen head-to-head in the increasingly likely situation.
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And look: if the political theory behind supporting Sanders is that the American people will vote for radical change if you're honest about what's involved, the campaign's evident unwillingness to fully confront the issues, its reliance on magic asterisks, very much weakens that claim.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's banks and building societies will have to charge the same amount for all overdrafts from April 2020, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said on Friday, in a radical change that will raise questions about the future of free in-credit banking.
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"I recognize that this four-year reduction in the deferral period is not a radical change, and will not change the circumstances for many MSM [men who have sex with men] donors who are currently prevented from donating blood," Philpott said in a statement.
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"There is no one way to get to 90 or 100, and I don't think it requires a radical change in personality," author Dilip V. Jeste, senior associate dean for the Center of Healthy Aging at UC San Diego School of Medicine, told TIME.
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Her meditative, craft-oriented work, with its emphasis on collaboration and multiplicity, suggests a radical change in viewpoint that was essential for navigating the post-minimalist art scene in the 1970s, and for exploring the expanded art canon that looks beyond white male creativity.
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But they were of a piece with the prevailing socio-political mores of a period that was both on the brink of radical change -- the civil rights movement, the anti-war movement, the gay rights movement, the women's liberation movement -- and resistant to it.
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Living in Cambridge, I swim in a river of others just as young and just as committed — committed to ending the war in Vietnam; committed to radical change for black Americans; committed to creating an American New Left, rooted in American realities and traditions.
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The Algerian revolution of 19793, peaceful and focused in its demand for radical change, is giving pause to authoritarian neighbors from Egypt to the Gulf to Sudan who have managed to thwart the street and had hoped that this kind of revolt was behind them.
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The program — which included the use of now-banned techniques including simulated drowning, stuffing men into cramped boxes, banging them against plywood walls, and making them hold painful positions for hours — was a radical change for the United States, where torture has long been illegal.
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The forthcoming block grant program comes with a new name — "Healthy Adult Opportunity" — but retains the original mission long sought by conservatives: allowing states to cap a portion of their spending on Medicaid, a radical change in how the safety net health program is financed.
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Critics as various as Erich Fromm, Herbert Marcuse, Hannah Arendt, Dwight MacDonald and Richard Hofstadter grappled with the possibility that the individual — disoriented by radical change, detached from traditional faith and other ethical constraints — was prone to manipulation by the machineries of propaganda and entertainment.
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But to get it done, members of Congress would need to actually want to make incremental progress toward their core policy objectives, at a time when many prefer to bolster their talking points and dream of the day when more radical change will be possible.
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The applications underline how the Rio Games are set to herald a radical change for advertisers, even if viewers may not notice much difference as U.S. household names such as two-time gold medalist gymnast Gabby Douglas appear in commercials for everything from banks to cereal.
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Beyond the racial resentment, xenophobia and Islamaphobia that is very plainly coursing through the veins of Trump's candidacy and his supporters' fervor, this election is also marked by a genuine craving for radical change, new ideas and new leadership — a craving that cuts across partisan divides.
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IT IS COMPLETELY CONTRARY TO OUR LIFESTYLE, TO OUR CIVILIZATION, TO OUR VALUES, AND I CANNOT PERMIT THE LAXITY, THE WEAKNESS OF OUR GOVERNMENT IN FIGHTING AGAINST IT. MCC: FRANCOIS FILLON WON THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY LAST NIGHT CAMPAIGNING ON RADICAL CHANGE, AND HE'S VERY PRO-FREE MARKETS.
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But for some in the country, dreams of radical change are fading; a report by Transparency International on Wednesday found nearly three-quarters of Ukrainians do not think there has been a reduction in corruption under Poroshenko, compared with under the former president, Kremlin-backed Viktor Yanukovich.
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Covering the period between 1963 and 1977, much of it ruled by Harold Wilson (Jason Watkins) as prime minister, "The Crown" will grapple with the disconnect between a country (and a world) undergoing radical change and a queen determined to hold it together through steadfast tradition.
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Read more: Democrats are embracing a radical change to US healthcare, and it could be the defining political fight for years to come"She is leading a progressive movement and the 2020 candidates understand that Democrats need to be bolder and have bigger ideas," Katz says.
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While Trump has unified the Republicans and tracked toward the center on key issues, the Democrats are trying to decide between their tradition of seeking liberal goals with incremental change or whether they are able to commit to the radical change proposed by the socialist wing.
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LAHORE, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistani opposition figure Imran Khan on Sunday vowed to sweep to power in upcoming elections, promising radical change for the poor at a campaign kick-off rally in the city of Lahore that has long been the power base of ousted premier Nawaz Sharif.
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"Making such a radical change in U.S. policy basically days before Israeli national elections, which are a referendum on Benjamin Netanyahu, very much smells like an attempt to influence the elections," said Ori Nir, a spokesman for the liberal pro-Israel group Americans for Peace Now.
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The fashion industry has always run on radical change and innovation, but the past decade has been especially disruptive: e-commerce, Instagram, and technologies like 3-D printing are just a few of the forces that have transformed the way clothing is produced, bought, and talked about.
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If you feel like you want to change your friends, you want to move, you want to start from zero — whatever you think is a radical change that's needed in your life — you have the full liberty to do that and not worry about anyone else.
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But Craig Garthwaite, director of the health enterprise management program at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, said the thin amount of detail in the press release announcing the companies' venture does not give much reason to believe it will result in radical change in health costs.
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The update is a huge deal for a couple of reasons: First, it will be the most radical change to Google's famously simple home page since 1996, or at least since its big push behind Google+, which began in 2011 and has since been deemed a failure.
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Instead, they said, rather ambiguously, that the data were necessary "to inform a wide array of public-policy decisions" and to allow states to redraw their legislative lines using eligible voters, not total population—a radical change that would shift power in many states from Democrats to Republicans.
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Interviews with current and former employees and leading feminists, suggest Lean In — now the Sheryl Sandberg and Dave Goldberg Family Foundation, in honor of Sandberg's late husband — has struggled to retain its place in the forefront of the women's movement despite intense internal pressure to make radical change.
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With Slimane - a trendsetter credited with revolutionizing menswear with the razor-thin silhouettes he introduced at LVMH's Christian Dior in the early 2000s - Celine is in for radical change, beyond the accented "e" he has already ditched from the brand name, to a mixed reaction on social media.
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In many ways, the fragments of dissent mirror the disappointment among some of the mayor's supporters who say that he has fallen short on his commitment to bring about radical change to the city's police tactics, and to do more to protect and increase the levels of affordable housing.
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The appointment on Sunday of Christian Sewing as chief executive and the abrupt departure of his predecessor John Cryan fueled market speculation of radical change at Germany's flagship lender, particularly at its investment bank, as the bank has been slower than rivals to reform after the financial crash.
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Seats of plywood have been replaced with durable teak panels; the oculus's rooftop cover can now respond more quickly to bad weather; and, in a radical change, the static yellow tungsten lights that illuminated the walls are now dynamic, multicolored LED auras reminiscent of Mr. Turrell's more recent work.
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Tsipras, who became Greece's leader in 2015 before being swept aside by New Democracy's Kyriakos Mitsotakis at elections earlier this year, said that Brexit could be especially negative for the U.K. working classes and the country's most vulnerable if there is no radical change in direction with the withdrawal.
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The following year, the Met will make another radical change in its schedule: It will take a midwinter break in February, when ticket sales are generally at their lowest, and add performances in the late spring, moving the end of the opera season to early June from May.
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Now, come polling day Sunday, even though Le Pen is expected to reach her highest vote count ever, there are fewer smiles on her team, and the radical change of tone in her latest speeches leaves the unmistakable impression of a growing nervousness at the end of the campaign.
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In particular, if the Fed's sins in 2008 — not actually raising rates, but not cutting them as fast as we now know they should have, and talking too much about inflation — were enough to cause 10 percent unemployment, we need radical change in our system, because policy will never be perfect.
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Now, thanks to three parallel areas of development, we have the tools at our disposal which create potential for radical change in transportation — data about resources and demand, electric drivetrains, and Autonomous Vehicle (AV) systems– all of which can be used to dramatically transform the experience of living in cities.
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By Andrew MacAskill and Andy Bruce LONDON, June 19 (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party is considering asking the Bank of England to target productivity to help boost the economy if it wins power, in what would be the most radical change to the central bank's remit in more than two decades.
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I didn't realize what a radical change I was about to make when I went to Fresno, but I knew I was setting out to create two things: a feminist art practice, and a feminist art education so that young women wouldn't have to do what I had to do.
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In a political system with a bias toward slowing progress, most observers see three potential paths ahead, two of which are unlikely and a third that is unpalatable: a radical change to existing rules, the rise of a third party or a continuation of the intractable morass of the status quo.
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Read, appointed to run the business as a joint chief operating officer until a permanent CEO was found, told Reuters in June that WPP needed radical change to remain relevant to clients but that they could evolve their way there, suggesting a review of some assets but no major break up.
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There was concern about how that might affect our distributor, or if others would go along with such a radical change, because Hugh basically talked Bruce and me into it over the course of one night while we were in production, and we kind of just improvised that ending when the time came.
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In Yuval Levin's book, The Great Debate: Edmund Burke, Thomas Paine, and the Birth of Right and Left, Levin juxtaposes the more revolutionary philosophy of Edmund Burke who, like the Republican Party, espoused more evolutionary development of free societies, to Thomas Paine's ideas of radical change and advocacy of the French Revolution.
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Harvard's own Graduate School of Education recently issued a report recommending a radical change to the rubric by which college applicants are measured, proposing that instead of assigning merit solely to academic achievement, admissions offices should give greater weight to community contributions, charitable works and acts of service for the common good.
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The consequences of the coronavirus emergency could be "very serious" on the automotive sector, which was already going through a phase of radical change and massive investments for hybrid and electric cars, chairman Alberto Bombassei told Corriere della Sera, adding that Brussels should have coordinated decisions in the sector during the virus emergency.
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In 21991 — 21973 years after Beckmann suffered a massive and fatal heart attack while on his way to the Met to view another piece included in the exhibition, "Self-Portrait in a Blue Jacket" (21994) — the museum was undergoing a radical change in approach that mirrored profound transformations in society writ large.
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The left-winger also pledges a rewrite of the Constitution to end what he calls a "presidential monarchy" - shorthand for a radical change that would boost parliamentary power and voter control over a head of state who currently enjoys more power in his country than presidents in many other Western democracies, including the United States.
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In its most radical change of pace yet, The Good Place left behind both the Good and Bad Places in season 3, instead sticking its four self-centered humans back on Earth in their old lives, with the reformed demon Michael and the super-computer Janet trying to steer them toward a better afterlife.
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And there was even some evidence that the White House might be groping in this direction — toward reforms that would seek stability more than radical change, tilting the entire system away from low-skilled immigration and toward recruitment, and compromising between restrictionists and enthusiasts by trying to keep the overall immigration rate about the same.
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I think a lot of us involved in art, and every other field really, are going through a moment of crisis because of the current political climate, and I do honestly feel that artists have done more to affirm the status quo as these missionaries for the cult of self-expression than to create radical change in society.
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" Roth notes that after the interview, Batali clarified that he does "not condone" revolution but also does not "think it unrealistic to think that people forced into an untenable situation without the option of improvement or a path to a better life may be faced with very few options other than a radical change of government.
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I have been saying here and elsewhere for at least a decade that America faces today a shift in demographics that will bring about a major change, a radical change of temperament similar to that brought on by the rise of President Andrew Jackson in the early 1800s, and I still receive hate mail for getting it right.
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In "Friday Black," Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah has written a powerful and important and strange and beautiful collection of stories meant to be read right now, at the end of this year, as we inch ever closer to what feels like an inevitable phenomenal catastrophe or some other kind of radical change, for better or for worse.
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At a time when voters elsewhere in Europe and the world are clamoring for radical change and are turning to populist — and often male — leaders promising easy answers to complex global problems, Germany's biggest party on Friday opted for the opposite: a woman succeeding another woman with a nuanced political program that above all represents continuity and stability.
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I believe that the only responsible choice for the Republican Party today is an intervention with the president that makes clear that if there is not a radical change in how he conducts himself — and I think that is unlikely — the party's leadership will have no choice but to press for his resignation or join calls for his impeachment.
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Instead, the politics of American health care are dominated by contradictory impulses — that American health policy should provide more access and lower costs, be easier to understand and offer a wider array of choices, make better use of market forces and come with a greater level of government guarantee, preserve the status quo and enact radical change.
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But the later portion of the night, when California was called for Sanders the moment polls closed, shows that he too has a firm grasp on key Democratic constituencies — the young left, as well as many Hispanic voters, among others who regard Trump as more symptom than cause of what troubles the country and are seeking radical change.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharBiden surge calms Democratic jitters Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden How the Democratic candidates should talk to voters about Cuba MORE (D-Minn.), for the support of moderate voters, who have yet to coalesce behind a single alternative to Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist who is campaigning on a message of radical change.
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For at least one day, in one state, the long-promised political revolution of Mr. Sanders came to vivid life, a multiracial coalition of immigrants, college students, Latina mothers, younger black voters, white liberals and even some moderates who embraced his idea of radical change and lifted him to victory in the Nevada caucuses on Saturday.
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But law and order proved to be a more popularly enduring theme for politicians, pundits and the vast majority of American voters than a report condemning white racism, indicting longstanding democratic institutions and admitting that the civil rights revolution had merely scratched the surface of the kind of radical change required to promote racial and economic justice.
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Required reading for everyone who wants to partake in this conversation should be Jessa Crispin's book "Why I Am Not a Feminist: A Feminist Manifesto," which emphasizes the importance of women taking control of their actions, bodies and decisions, and proclaims that a radical change in one's own life that departs from the patriarchal mode is necessary.
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Whether it's W.I.T.C.H. staging a public protest, in which they rally for intersectionality and radical change, or Ravenous Craft holding a meal in honor of the Equinox, covens today continue to challenge the status quo and defend the needs of the unseen — much like the more than 5 million women who took to the streets for the Women's March earlier this month.
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In a downward compression of the labor market, these jobs have been taken not so much by robots as by college graduates: as much as forty per cent of college graduates are currently working at jobs that do not require a college degree, Ellen Ruppel Shell reports, in " The Job: Work and Its Future in a Time of Radical Change " (Currency).
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Where: 301 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach The 85-year-old artist and Miami Beach native Mira Lehr has a long history of instigating radical change through art — in 1960, she founded Continuum, a co-op for women artists excluded from the traditional, male-dominated art world, and she would go on to champion her female peers for decades to come.
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When the former Antony Hegarty came out as a transgender woman named Anohni and announced her next album as a shift into electronica, I couldn't help but hope for a radical change of pace — finally, I fantasized, she'll abandon her weepy chamber-pop style, realize her true voice over some smashing electrobeats, and settle into an aesthetic she was previously too sad and too quiet for.
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It's possible, I suppose, that Trump knows that the Supreme Court is going to strike down the executive order and is trying to spin that inevitability as being part of what is increasingly becoming his primary political message: that he represents the radical change that America needs, but various institutions (the media, other branches of government, etc.) are undermining him in the service of elites.
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Clinton shares more with the defeated "Remain" campaign than a similar slogan — her "Stronger Together" echoing its "Stronger In." Her fundamental argument, much akin to Prime Minister David Cameron's against British withdrawal from the European Union, is that Americans should value stability and incremental change over the risks entailed in radical change and the possibility of chaos if Donald J. Trump wins the presidency.
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Common reflects on black America, Obama's legacy and the silver lining of Trump Evaluations of Obama are often shaped by whether the artist is part of mainstream hip-hop or the counterculture, and whether the artist is assessing Obama "as a leader of the free world" or as a revolutionary leader who was expected to "bring about radical change," Bakari Kitwana, the Executive Director of Rap Sessions, told CNN.
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But it was not until Mariela Castro was appointed director of Cenesex that a radical change in Cuban society began to take place: In part thanks to her initiatives, the government funded campaigns to fight homophobia and transphobia, started educational programs aimed at the prevention of H.I.V. and AIDS and, in what is surely a first in the history of homosexuality, opened gay cabarets and discothèques and even a beach.
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As Cinzia Arruzza, an assistant professor of philosophy at the New School, writes: An effective opposition to Trump should work on disentangling these heterogeneous and even incompatible motivations, by, on the one hand, fighting back against the new wave of racism, misogyny, and homophobia ahead of us, and on the other, addressing the legitimate desire for a radical change expressed in part by votes for Trump and in the abstention of millions of former Democratic voters.
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