When she says "we need to refocus," I don't see it as LGBTQ people of color need to refocus—but the whole LGBTQ political movement needs to refocus and see that there's a lot to fight for still.
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Business Refocus: We believe that the exterior business (FAE) disposal in 212001 is an illustration of the group's aim to gradually refocus its business.
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To help refocus the company, Newell last month announced it is considering selling off a number of its businesses to refocus on its core lines.
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The massacre in Charleston brought a refocus on the flag.
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But despite management's call to refocus, Wall Street remains unconvinced.
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Any positive thought will do to refocus your brain's attention.
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He also said that he would refocus on New Jersey.
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You're likely to be constantly attempting to refocus your aim.
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Refocus your attention on your body to quiet your mind.
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The party must use these results to refocus their strategy.
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"These moments help me to refocus on myself," she said.
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Instead, refocus on something indisputable: your own feelings about the situation.
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If the company wants to remain dominant, it has to refocus.
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I think the Mueller testimony will be explosive and refocus attention.
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But the accusations against Rosen refocus some attention on Fox News.
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"It's just something I need to get back to and refocus."
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I had to refocus my life to prepare for a child.
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If he needs to refocus, Singleton doesn't need to look far.
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But it took a late-season meeting to refocus the team.
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So we redesign, refocus, and really rein in the IRS abuses.
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But now, he said, it was time to refocus and recalibrate.
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We should refocus their efforts on actual threats -- not regional theater.
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He exhaled loudly before almost every piece, to settle and refocus.
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The only thing that will get him back is training, refocus.
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In addition, he has tried to refocus Sears onto the internet.
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Congressional action should refocus SBIR on the most promising growth opportunities.
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What it can do, however, is renew or refocus our attention.
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"I had to take a deep breath and refocus," she said.
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Let the thought of the people you've invested in refocus you.
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Moving forward, it plans to refocus on nine core consumer businesses.
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The best thing to do is acknowledge it's happening and refocus.
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Walton encouraged his players to reflect and refocus over the break.
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Refocus to problem-solving if you have control over a situation.
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"Sorry," he says after meaningfully closing his eyes and attempting to refocus.
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Reformers might want to refocus their efforts on where the problems begin.
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A refocus on the V20 could give LG a much-needed boost.
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I just need to refocus the spotlight on things that need it.
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You hear the tone, realize that your mind is wandering, and refocus.
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Will refocus his energies to ongoing campaign against the Atreides Empire. pic.twitter.
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NS's new bosses want to refocus the group on its Dutch operations.
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"We'll refocus American space program on human exploration and discovery," Trump said.
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He wants to refocus on 5G, the next generation of wireless technology.
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There is a growing sense that it lacks the "refocus" gene altogether.
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Donald Trump tried to refocus his campaign after a rough few days.
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The layoffs are part of an attempt to refocus the company's priorities.
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When they couldn't calm down, they were put in a Refocus Room.
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With this deal, Coty will refocus on revitalizing its flagging beauty division.
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Instead, the fan's embrace of his nearest rival helped him to refocus.
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Maybe check in once per week or month to refocus and reenergize.
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It's time to refocus U.S. and European efforts at recharging those ties.
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The drugmaker has been shedding assets to refocus on high-growth areas.
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National School Choice Week gives us a time to refocus and reconnect.
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Here's hoping they can refocus the lens through which they see you.
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He said he will refocus the space program's focus on space exploration.
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But she decided to refocus on these women, who so clearly needed help.
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But Viacom needs to refocus on what's worked in the past, Morris said.
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Twitter's plan to refocus on its core business has created another casualty: Vine.
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It's perfect to reset and refocus and discreet enough that no one notices.
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Hakeem encourages her, promising her that she'll get to refocus on her dream.
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Even though these are my daily goals, at times I slip and refocus.
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It's a constant battle to maintain focus on healthy things and refocus stress.
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Now, Twitter will refocus on its burgeoning live video strategy, according to Bloomberg.
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That frees up Tinder to refocus on what it does best: quick matches.
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Sure, but President-elect Trump has to refocus the attention of the market.
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"When he false-started I just said to myself: 'Refocus'," Clement told reporters.
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Trump will have to refocus attention on Clinton's flaws to win the presidency.
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"If you're hurting, get healthy, refocus and set a new goal," Keflezighi said.
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After the election, people can refocus attention on why this is so important.
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McAfee has said it will refocus on identifying potential threats on cloud networks.
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So refocus your attention, and check in a lot less (or when necessary!).
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Now that Epstein is dead, the investigation into him could refocus on her.
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They're calling for ICE to refocus its energies, without terminating the agency altogether.
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I had to make sure to pull myself back and try to refocus.
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""And sixth, refocus the whole of government on suppressing and controlling COVID-19.
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However, I stepped away to refocus on the real world and a career.
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Women in their 20s worked to refocus American public life toward social concerns.
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Franzen stared straight ahead, trying to refocus on an agenda for the day.
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So he brought in marketing experts to rebrand and refocus the group's message.
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One caveat: Unlike mirrors, the video image requires you to refocus your eyes.
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"We started to refocus on the monetization in November and December," he said.
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It's used as a reminder to step back and refocus rather than overreact.
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The refocus has begun to add to the bottom line, according to Cargill.
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Lopez Obrador wants to refocus aid to social and economic projects, he added.
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We made a conscious decisions to refocus on female empowerment and issues about women.
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Put simply, hypnosis can help refocus the brain on more pleasurable sensations, Jensen says.
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And we might also be able refocus our efforts on solving problems like obesity.
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I would love to refocus the energy and the attention on the real problem.
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"That is actually what Y Combinator has urged us to refocus on," Allen said.
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That system let consumers refocus images even after they were taken, à la Lytro.
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Refocus and commit to being as productive as possible while you're actually at work.
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But drivers' minds wander, and their ability to refocus and then react takes time.
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President Trump hasn't done much to help refocus the narrative, at least on Twitter.
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In those times, it's important to have a phrase that can help you refocus.
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"We also refocus Medicaid's limited resources to the patients most in need," said Rep.
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The efforts of Pepper and the Kings had to refocus on clearing Ray's name.
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It meant she couldn't refocus to figure out how to reconnect with the girls.
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However, Spieth said he's gotten "a little lazy" recently and has had to refocus.
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Attempts to refocus on infrastructure in the next two years have not produced results.
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Some members have already suggested that it is time to refocus on fetal rights.
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Acquiring Demandware could refocus shareholders on growth, buying the company a bit more time.
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Generally, WeWork is working to refocus on its co-working mission and balance sheet.
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"I think I've got to take a step back and refocus," he told Olivi.
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Instead, it sought to refocus attention on Democrats and their actions during the campaign.
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The need to refocus on clients has been clear from Goldman's recent financial results.
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I walked without a coat, wanting to take a break and refocus my mind.
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It's designed to refocus her campaign and clarify her narrowing path to the nomination.
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Infiniti will refocus its efforts on China and North America, its largest growth markets.
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We will refocus on a return to our proud history of offering dynamic, educational internships.
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The company wants to move away from its complicated donut associations and refocus on coffee.
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To do that, he plans to refocus NASA on a crewed mission to the moon.
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I'm grateful that my partners have embraced my desire to refocus my priorities right now.
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We should embrace experiences that refocus on human interaction and connection because they are rare.
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So what might this refocus on the primacy of state-based regulation of insurance portend?
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Leadership decided that the young Montreal studio would refocus on smaller games for smaller screens.
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In any case, the progress on trade should allow investors to refocus on the fundamentals.
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Only one person can refocus, which is President Trump, and I wish that he would.
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The Moon enters your sign this evening, encouraging you to refocus on your emotional needs.
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There has never been a more important time to refocus the farm bill on nutrition.
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I try to take two solo trips a year- to slow things down and refocus.
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The bureau will refocus those education resources on phone calls instead of in-person visits.
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If it hasn't, I still have time to regroup and refocus in the coming month.
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Riyadh has been trying to refocus the coalition on fighting the Houthis on its border.
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This attests to the way a contemporary artist can refocus the view of premodern traditions.
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We thought it was an appropriate time to refocus on certain areas where our clients really have needs from us in the commodities business and others where there wasn't really good client demand to refocus some of those resources on other parts of the business.
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President Trump will refocus the EPA on its essential mission of protecting our air and water.
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Altria said it plans to refocus its resources on more compelling reduced-risk tobacco product opportunities.
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"Do your job" is something Belichick says constantly to refocus his team's efforts on the field.
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We have also undertaken steps to refocus our information-sharing and our personnel in Saudi Arabia.
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Tursilawati's death will refocus attention on the status of foreign domestic workers in the Gulf States.
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Odebrecht is disposing of assets to refocus on construction, which accounts for a third of sales.
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Policymakers need to refocus on safeguarding those interests going forward with the tools remaining to them.
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Investors wondering where to go amid geopolitical uncertainty should "refocus back on the U.S." he said.
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This will put you in a serious mood and encourage you to refocus on your goals.
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Rather than combating terrorism, the department should refocus its mission around combating risks of all kinds.
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If she stands strong throughout all three debates, it could refocus the race in her favor.
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So regroup, refocus, and learn from our mistakes, come back stronger next game, and be better.
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The Cavaliers took advantage of their time away from the spotlight to recharge, recalibrate and refocus.
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Despite the refocus on earnings, the market could still be rattled by geo-political sabre-rattling.
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But the Trump administration also promised to refocus EPA on clean air and clean water enforcement.
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But that day will never come unless we refocus our efforts on doing what really matters.
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He remains eager to get back in the classroom and refocus on his area of expertise.
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Then, gently refocus and guide yourself back to active listening instead of thinking ahead or interrupting.
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With each hit, the focus blows out, forcing the lens to refocus and momentarily disorienting us.
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Ambitious Hamas plans to refocus Gaza's economy east, away from Israel, foundered before they even started.
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Male doctors, he says, are notorious for interrupting patients in an effort to refocus the discussion.
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To counter this, the Saudi rulers tried to refocus global attention on the Arab-Israeli conflict.
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Rising stars like Stacey Abrams have helped refocus efforts on increasing voting access, registration and turnout.
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And he must continue to urge restraint and a refocus of Turkish military actions against ISIS.
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"I still think I can get better," she said of her decision to refocus her game.
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We'll come in tomorrow and know more about that situation and then we'll refocus on hockey.
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"Renato is the right person to refocus IOOF and restore trust with our stakeholders," he said.
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No idea how I got here, but it's time to take a break, so I can refocus.
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Aluminum associations the world over are calling for a refocus on China's massive production and export capacity.
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State leaders must refocus policies on employment to reinforce work as the surest pathway out of poverty.
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"The directive I'm signing today will refocus America's space program on human exploration and discovery," Trump said.
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Scrambling to refocus his campaign, Trump plans to deliver a speech in New York Wednesday attacking Clinton.
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It cut 100 staffers that year to refocus efforts around licensing content and away from native advertising.
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And while the actress admits the momentary freakout was scary, it ultimately helped her refocus her life.
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Or, will the so-called Islamic State reinvent and refocus on weakly governed sub-regions and countries?
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The committee's proposal will refocus the FAA on its core mission as the nation's aviation safety regulator.
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His job, according to sources, is to make hard decisions about Nest's investments and refocus the company.
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Aluminium associations the world over are calling for a refocus on China's massive production and export capacity.
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This will empower you to release your baggage as you refocus your energy toward a brighter future.
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Like rival GM, Ford has been taking steps to refocus its lineup on trucks, SUVs and crossovers.
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It's a subtle refocus that, unbelievably, turns Kratos into a complex, interesting character for the first time.
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Cornell Brooks, in May as part of a move to refocus the organization on resisting President Trump.
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Lytro began as a point-and-shoot camera that was able to refocus images after the fact.
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It plans to refocus itself as a later-stage investment firm, more like a private-equity outfit.
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Ask them to be your ambassador and give you cover if you need to refocus your time.
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The getaway Trips taken before starting work at a new employer can help travelers recharge and refocus.
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Let's move the church past vows of celibacy and refocus on faith, prayer, healing and good works.
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"We refocus and pick each other up, and that's a sign of a good team," Holtby said.
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The deal is the latest move by General Electric as it seeks to refocus on its roots.
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" Mr. Smallwood characterized the move as part of Wag's new plan to "refocus on delivering sustainable growth.
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But you know, being a pro athlete I just had to refocus and give it another try.
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He has said he would refocus the EPA on its core mission to protect air and water quality.
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And I think what 2016 showed us is, we need to recalibrate that and refocus on the voters.
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Another strategy, according to Dr. Holub, is to refocus the conversation to emphasize health and wellness beyond appearance.
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"Obviously it was tough all day long and we just tried to refocus for the game," said Gardiner.
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As Rolling Stone noted in June, the Democratic Party has worked to refocus itself on down-ballot races.
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She has shifted Penney's strategic priorities to refocus on the retailer's once-thriving and higher-margin apparel business.
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Dismissing the cases in which the videos had become an issue was an attempt to "refocus," he said.
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But Credit Agricole already restructured in 2011 and 2012 to downsize the investment bank to refocus, he said.
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But with this win under her belt now maybe she'll refocus her efforts specifically on toppling the patriarchy.
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Now that it's public, Snap can refocus on advancing its product, which it's repeatedly done successfully through acquisitions.
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In an attempt to refocus the room, Dre reminds his colleagues that their pitch is due that day.
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The women do daily activities to relax and refocus and when they are ready, begin learning professional skills.
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So we really think a refocus first will tell us what type of customer service we can get.
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Mueller confronted him, telling him to refocus on the mission ahead—but ultimately provided more comfort than discipline.
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This dip in investor confidence comes as Nokia attempts to refocus its business on telecoms and networking equipment.
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And that seven-month break gave me so much peace and clarity on where to refocus my attention.
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The carmaker will also likely refocus efforts on North America and Europe to make up for weaknesses elsewhere.
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Something must be done – and quickly – to refocus the nation's safety net on those who truly need help.
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Most rebel groups were preoccupied fighting Assad, and had no ability to really refocus on the Islamic State.
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The truth is regardless how much you have on your plate, everyone needs breaks to refocus and recharge.
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"The directive I am signing today will refocus America's space program on human exploration and discovery," Trump said.
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The Democratic leaders seemed short on concrete strategies, too, committing generally to refocus their message on economic issues.
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As a result, he said, the company needed to refocus on its original lines and bolster its processes.
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Multiple physicians wrote letters to support a petition to the court to refocus care around comfort and dignity.
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Mr. Paxton was right to say that we need to refocus our minds, to get back to basics.
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Johnson, who has had a tumultuous 70 days in office, is eager to refocus attention away from Brexit.
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The effort to refocus the public's attention comes as several Republicans have gone silent about Trump's comments. Rep.
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But the president could refocus his battle for wall construction in spending bills for the next fiscal year.
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But by April, he wrote, the liquidity tailwind should fade and the market will refocus on company fundamentals.
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Ms. Mayer has tried to refocus Yahoo's business on the so-called Mavens (mobile, video, native and social).
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The department needs to refocus itself on the long term quality of life of the families who serve.
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The idea is to reduce missions battling terrorist groups and refocus on confronting powers like Russia and China.
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"Now it's time to refocus, and get back to business," Managing Director Mark Vassella said in a statement.
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It then began plans to scale back its investment bank to refocus on Europe and its home market.
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They said, "We're going to refocus on video," which is what everyone says they're going to focus on.
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Images lack saturation in most cases, unless you tap to refocus in the exact right position and get lucky.
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Since taking the helm, Giancarlo has made his ambitions clear to refocus and reinterpret the mission of the regulator.
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"I like running because it's a way for me to alleviate stress, clear my mind, and refocus," she shared.
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To make that happen, Zuckerberg says Facebook will increasingly refocus around small group messaging, encrypted services, and ephemeral communications.
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Everybody has kind of had to step back, take a break, refocus, and now we will start those conversations.
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It has vowed to refocus on traditional values after bleeding support to the AfD in national elections last year.
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Today's gambit by Republicans is the latest attempt to refocus an impeachment inquiry into the president's conduct with Ukraine.
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Instead, it is vital to refocus on effective policy alternatives to the Republicans and the future of this country.
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My reply, which I hoped would end the conversation so I could refocus on coaching, came out horribly wrong.
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There's a lot more to be said about this, but I want to refocus us on the political questions.
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So, if you lost momentum this summer, here's your chance to refocus and close the year with a bang.
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It's all proof that taking the time to refocus your camera on cuteness can be beneficial to everyone involved.
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It then announced it would scale back its global investment bank and refocus on Europe and its home market.
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"We decided the prudent thing to do was to refocus the way that assistance was being spent," Kirby said.
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Others use meditation and mindfulness to refocus their charges on the hunt for a 4.0 and higher SAT scores.
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I think it kind of just helped us refocus on what's important and how to win in this league.
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Instead, Hykes says he plans to refocus on his family, friends and the company he advises and invests in.
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The remarks came as the Trump campaign looked to refocus after a series of gaffes by the billionaire developer.
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CEO Heinz Huber said the initiatives will refocus Raiffeisen "structurally, financially and culturally" so customers should expect higher performance.
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Richard Angell, director of Labour activist group Progress, said the party had to refocus on issues that concern voters.
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"We respect and support his proposal to adjust his remuneration to refocus attention on the FT's mission," it said.
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But Galarreta said it is time to refocus the party on its roots and the legacy of Fujimori's presidency.
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In therapy, I learned how to separate myself from my obsessions, ignore my compulsions and refocus my attention elsewhere.
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That's because a key US ally in the ISIS fight has had to refocus its energy on fighting Turkey.
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" But ultimately, she tells Amy, "I had to refocus and reprioritize the reasons I wanted to vote for him.
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"The directive I am signing today will refocus America's space program on human exploration and discovery," Trump had said.
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Trump will attempt to refocus the nation's attention on his economic record when he addresses the nation on Tuesday.
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But one issue that has received short shrift is the need to reduce and refocus the Pentagon's massive budget.
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Microsoft recently killed off the Cortana app and introduced new Cortana capabilities to refocus Cortana on the enterprise market.
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The dust has settled on Mark Zuckerberg's surprise announcement that the social network would refocus its business on privacy.
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The new owners want to refocus the site on tech and tech-lifestyle content, and will lay off 50 employees.
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Last week when Northam confirmed that he would not resign, he promised to refocus his agenda on addressing racial inequality.
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Trump has dismissed the allegations as "fake news," while attempting to refocus attention on leaks of information to the media.
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What happens over a period of time ... you get to a stage where you've got to right-size and refocus.
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After more than a decade, though, Ashton may have had enough of trying to refocus this product of her youth.
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It's maybe no surprise then that Micro Focus decided to sell off Suse in an effort to refocus its business.
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Pivots can be the making of a startup, helping teams refocus on a good idea when previous things haven't worked.
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Under the restructuring, LeEco will refocus on encouraging Chinese-American consumers to watch LeEco's Chinese content library, one person said.
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Erdogan, who campaigned hard ahead of the vote, said on election night the AKP would now refocus on the economy.
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Colon struck out looking on four pitches and walked back to the dugout to refocus on his real job, pitching.
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The White House, perhaps trying to refocus the immigration debate after its family-separation debacle, rallied to the agency's defense.
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The process of aligning incentives must be updated to refocus on value over a full life cycle of the project.
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Mr. Falih is part of the plan to refocus the country's financial firepower to invest in areas other than oil.
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As Attorney General, he will refocus the Department of Justice on upholding the rule of law and ensuring public safety.
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The company has also considered layoffs and divestitures of certain businesses in an attempt to refocus and reinvigorate its growth.
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History lesson: Lytro's first product was a point and shoot camera that could refocus images after they had been taken.
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His supporters point to the Pentagon budgets he built to refocus the military on the threats of China and Russia.
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Days later, I returned to Niger to refocus my company and to keep our mission in the region moving forward.
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As protesters in Iran draw attention to their government's domestic repression, the international community should refocus on Iran's global misdeeds.
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Riyadh has been trying to resolve the standoff to refocus the coalition on fighting the Houthis on its southern border.
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If the U.S. is to remain an innovation leader, we need to refocus our national conversations before it's too late.
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The key to the comeback is a refocus on what matters to equity value, DiCenso said: The market's underlying fundamentals.
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Though it's tough for you to relax your ambitions, Saturn doesn't ask for a full work stoppage; just a refocus.
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Metta World Peace says Donald Trump needs to ignore the NFL protests -- and refocus on stopping the violence in Chicago.
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Saudi Arabia called on both sides to refocus on battling the Houthis, who hold Sanaa and most major urban centers.
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Parks previously told PEOPLE that after Nida left, she had to regroup and refocus on her on herself and her children.
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PHRMA CEO Stephen Ubl cast the "Go Boldly" campaign as an effort to refocus the discussion about the strides in research.
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More than 10,000 people have been rescued in Texas, Duke said, and officials were beginning to refocus their efforts toward rebuilding.
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The big picture: The changes are meant to refocus NBC News' video and reporting teams around daily news and custom content.
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Is it time for the industry to refocus on the messages it delivers and the politics it collectively aligns itself with?
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That could bode poorly for the S&P once investors refocus on valuations after the Fed decision on Wednesday, Pavlik wrote.
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VFA has tried to refocus its goals away from things like 100,000 jobs and toward improving support for its existing fellows.
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It neatly underlines this season's refocus on the idea of family as being central to whatever ideology you might subscribe to.
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"You can imagine how difficult that was for them to go back out there and refocus and play tennis," Byrnes said.
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"This budget helps refocus the agency on being more effective, more focused, and less costly," Julia Valentin said in an email.
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The policy team announcement and economic speech come as the Trump campaign tries to refocus its message after a tumultuous week.
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Two of Facebook's most important executives are leaving the company amid its decision to refocus its platform around encryption and privacy.
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But some of the changes Facebook has made to refocus on "meaningful social interaction" has infuriated another group: its viral stars.
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The Trump administration today promised "fresh strategies" and to work closely with Mexico to refocus anti-drug efforts at all levels.
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Investors have cheered Petrobras' recent push to cut debt and refocus on oil exploration and production via an aggressive divestment program.
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Now that the company has debuted, Upwork wants to refocus once again on its business following weeks of talking to investors.
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The presumptive Republican presidential nominee tried to refocus his campaign on Wednesday with a speech attacking his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton.
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The Swiss bank is restructuring to refocus on its private bank and away from the more volatile business of investment banking.
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Perhaps it's understandable that traders seem eager to set aside the always-overblown trade-war concerns to refocus on corporate results.
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We need forget about dilapidated health coverage and refocus on what it is we want from health policy to begin with.
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Ford has committed to spend $11 billion to refocus the company on new products such as self-driving and electric vehicles.
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Vice Media will refocus around its TV production unit, its international news team, its digital properties, and its original TV content.
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It is now time to refocus on economic growth as a critical guardian of jobs, quality of life and national security.
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I will refocus the EPA on its core mission of ensuring clean air, and clean, safe drinking water for all Americans.
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The potentially imminent introduction of additional US troops to Afghanistan should refocus and re-energize efforts to bring those hostages home.
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But I've built a good network and I can talk to people about what's going on, then refocus on the goal.
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But a show of Ms. Sterne's work at Van Doren Waxter, "Machines 1947-1951," may help refocus attention on her art.
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Virgo season is here, Aries: It's a brilliant time for you to refocus yourself, get organized, and break some bad habits.
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Since then, the company realized they wanted to refocus on solving this same problem but with an eye on the enterprise.
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The improvements to Apple Watch UI, as well as the refocus around health, are direct learnings from that first market seeding.
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Those are dark places to linger, especially on two-show days, so Mr. Parker looks for ways to refocus and unclench.
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Leaders and societies seeking to protect the well-being of their people may need to refocus on tougher issues, she said.
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As the allegations against Weinstein continued to multiply, some wondered whether the outpouring would refocus attention on Trump's past with women.
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The once dominant auction and shopping site is trying to refocus on its core businesses after facing pressure from activist investors.
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It's been the effort of many years to refocus the company more to its core, which is shipping, transportation and logistics.
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Our committee's bipartisan plan, released Monday, looks to fix critical areas of the agency and refocus its mission toward helping taxpayers.
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Ultimately, for the talks to be successful, the United States needs to refocus its entire presence on establishing and supporting them.
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Some progressives are calling for Sanders and Warren backers to bridge their divides and refocus attacks on others in the race.
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Coach closed 21990 percent of its stores in 2695 to refocus, and then, in 230, Mr. Vevers introduced ready-to-wear.
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Democrats have used the Porter saga to refocus attention on the women who accused Trump of sexual misconduct and assault. Sen.
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On #WomensEqualityDay & every day, we refocus on building a more inclusive nation that expands access to economic opportunity for all. Sen.
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I can pledge that your letter has prompted me to refocus on the term and the unintended messages it can send.
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Mashable's new owners plan on keeping the site running but want to refocus the company on tech and tech-lifestyle content.
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We just have to refocus our game plan, but if we do, 2018 and 2020 can be years of great promise.
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And of course along the way, we can refocus on the businesses that we've come to understand are really differentiated and special.
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Lynch will replace Tim Westergren, Pandora's cofounder, who left in June as part of a plan to "refocus" the online radio company.
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But Frazier's legal strategy led to a $4.85 billion settlement in 2007, allowing Merck to refocus on its pipeline of experimental medicines.
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Ford Chief Executive Jim Hackett told investors the company is undergoing "a profound refocus" of its operations and may exit unprofitable businesses.
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Another company that is getting out of oil in order to refocus on its core business found a buyer for its assets.
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Therefore, it is perfectly reasonable for America to argue that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) should refocus on defending against Russia.
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Venus enters Earth sign Virgo this evening, encouraging you to refocus on your beauty routine and bringing good vibes to your workplace.
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Last week also marked a pivot point in the long quest to refocus America's criminal justice system on rehabilitation, not just retribution.
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"The company will refocus its attention on its grain and oilseeds origination, merchandising and trading activities in these markets," the statement said.
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Without terrorism at the center, the agency can refocus on assessing and reducing an array of risks for natural and technological disasters.
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Keeping a gratitude journal will help you refocus on the positive and carry over that energy into other parts of your life.
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Bill Clinton said the foundation will continue its work and would refocus its efforts after an overhaul that could take a year.
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Management intends to substantially refocus and optimise the sales process, launch new product lines, emphasise mobile growth and focus on audience monetisation.
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Credit-ratings firm Moody's has said that Nomura's overhaul plans, if successful, would help it refocus its business and reduce earnings volatility.
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Past misadventures in high-risk investment banking have haunted his attempt to refocus the bank onto its more staid corporate banking roots.
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"Ultimately, I hope the research helps people refocus spending priorities and stop to think, "Is this purchase going to make me happy?
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In iron ore, its push to refocus has meant concentrating on Australia's Pilbara region, where it has lower costs and higher grades.
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Hill repeatedly fought back against these debunked conspiracies and instead tried to refocus Congress's attention to the bigger picture regarding Russia's meddling.
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Saudi Arabia had been trying to resolve the stand-off to refocus the coalition on fighting the Houthis on its southern border.
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The dizzying array of proposals could serve to refocus the midterm debate back toward an issue that Trump is more comfortable discussing.
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This is a fantastic time for you to refocus on your physical health, break bad habits, and to recommit to self-care.
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The government said in July it would refocus the fund to meet the needs of an economy that had since grown rapidly.
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According to Shift, it did so in order to refocus on its Hertz partnership which doesn't require the same kind of staff.
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When the room is swimming and so is your head, you can only hope for shimmery guitars like these to refocus you.
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But during a meditation session on Tuesday, when thoughts of her ex began to surface, she was able to stop and refocus.
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"Even though my life has been altered like most other people, I decided to refocus and create a new plan," Kedrowski said.
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As the allegations against Weinstein continue, some have started to wonder whether the outpouring will refocus attention on Trump's past with women.
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And refocus his priorities: He needs to be thinking about why his department isn't meeting its goals, and how to fix that.
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I hope this is a turning point for my fellow activists to refocus our fight where the real power lies: the states.
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Saudi Arabia called on both sides to refocus on battling the Houthis, who hold the capital Sanaa and most major urban centers.
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In an attempt by the correspondents' group to refocus on the First Amendment, next year's dinner will feature the historian Ron Chernow.
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The company said it would refocus employees affected by the auto center closures on stocking and cleaning the rest of the stores.
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Stephens, whose serve had just been broken by Azarenka, took advantage of the opportunity to change into a fresh dress and refocus.
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Two Democratic super PACs declared Biden the presumptive nominee and said they'd refocus their efforts toward getting him elected in the fall.
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He's been slashing costs and trying to refocus most of its production on its best-selling SUVs, trucks and other profitable ventures.
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He said the ban on mound visits had been counterproductive, because pitchers lose a chance to refocus and often continue to struggle.
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Simons went on to say that he believes this partnership with Miuccia will help strengthen and refocus the creativity of the brand.
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The arrest came after investigators received information that caused them to refocus on the residence, acting US Marshal Brad Sellers told reporters.
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"We respect and support his proposal to adjust his remuneration to refocus attention on the FT's mission," it said in a statement.
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However, renewed attention on the legal threat to the ACA could refocus Democrats on defending the law's insurance protections for preexisting conditions.
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But it's also a chance for the caucus' moderates to refocus the conversation in Washington on a more center-left policy agenda.
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" He continued, "It's time to put aside the conversation about releasing this enterprise and instead refocus on how to wind it down.
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Davis later helped the network revamp its firebrand image and refocus on policy and philanthropy, eventually rebranding under the name Stand Together.
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He said the ban on mound visits had been counterproductive, because pitchers lose a chance to refocus and often continue to struggle.
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A moment of inspiration struck when each artist decided to take on an alter ego as a way to refocus their energies.
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Uber said it will refocus on San Francisco, where the company is headquartered, and Pittsburgh, where its self-driving team is based.
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The leverage against them, and for their optioning-in to become vigilantes - either refocus your energies towards cleaning-up crime, or serve time.
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But Condor said esports fits into the key tenants CEO Marissa Mayer said the company would refocus on: Sports, Finance, News and Lifestyle.
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Lytro initially gained attention for the ability to refocus pictures after the fact but the implications of Light Field technology run far deeper.
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When it was over and I had a minute to refocus on reality, I thought about an interview I'd done the day before.
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This breathing room could allow the administration to refocus and maybe finally announce the $1 trillion infrastructure plan Trump's teased since the campaign.
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One of the first things Altberg did when he joined Linden Lab was to refocus the company's efforts to make Sansar a priority.
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The administration is trying to refocus the agency around responding to crises like the opioid epidemic and halting the spread of infectious diseases.
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Parks tells PEOPLE that after Nida left, she had to regroup, refocus and work on herself and children — Ayden, 6, and Dylan, 3.
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The noise may be distracting but a solid second quarter U.S. earnings season could see investors refocus on fundamentals and the corporate outlook.
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When other people's criticism starts to weigh on your will to push forward, check back in with yourself and refocus on your goal.
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After the marginal success of their last reboot, the company aims to refocus on the core of what makes their characters so special.
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So while Google definitely tried to refocus many of its projects in the last year, the cost for running these programs only increased.
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How the media missed Bernie Sanders What it means more than anything: Clinton doesn't need to refocus on the Democratic race with Sanders.
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It mirrors Facebook's refocus on users over news, that it announced in the midst of questions about fake news and Russian troll accounts.
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Almost a year later, Azoulay has sought to refocus the agency on its fundamentals, with Mosul's reconstruction at the center of that effort.
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Buttigieg explained that he wants to refocus elections away from the individual candidates competing toward the people they would be elected to serve.
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Petrobras, as the company is known, plans to sell shares in the BR Distribuidora unit to cut debt and refocus on core activities.
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Most recently, Apple laid off 200 employees from Project Titan to refocus development efforts on "several key areas" according to an Apple spokesperson.
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Trump's comments Monday come as the White House is launching a three-week "Made in America" messaging campaign to refocus Trump's public agenda.
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She plans to refocus her leadership PAC and get heavily involved in primaries, even though that's something long considered taboo in the party.
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For the U.S. administration, North Korea is rapidly becoming an old troubling issue that interferes with the U.S. refocus on great power competition.
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Vista said Tuesday it will refocus its portfolio by exploring "strategic options" for its Savage and Stevens firearms businesses, which could include divestiture.
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To refocus attention on the workings of power at these signings, she took an oblique approach: a re-creation of the flower arrangements.
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Compared to other ways to refocus, like running, it does not require planning ahead or take up a lot of time, she explained.
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The President's attack should refocus things -- and remind all parties that the biggest threat to American democracy currently sits in the White House.
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Polanco is delighted to be able finally to put this matter behind her and refocus her energies on her family, and her career.
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Or maybe, as they suggest below, they just want to refocus our attention on the history of sampling political speeches in pop music.
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I moved to the middle of the room to lie down in order to refocus my senses—arguably my worst idea so far.
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He was great at making us refocus on important things by blowing them up into symbols, but he didn't give too much away.
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The authorities have also sought to refocus public attention on the killing of Qassem Soleimani, the commander killed in the U.S. drone strike.
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Trump's comments Monday come as the White House is launching a three-week "Made in America" messaging campaign to refocus his public agenda.
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The equipment rental giant said it plans to refocus its A-Plant business in the UK due to competitive pricing and market uncertainty.
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This summer, when former EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt announced his resignation, I was hopeful that the agency would have a chance to refocus.
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Perhaps with the new year, the FTC can refocus and become the shining beacon of consumer protection that I know it can be.
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On the second anniversary of the #MeToo movement, its founder, Tarana Burke, is taking the opportunity to refocus public attention on political action.
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Representative Devin Nunes, the top Republican on the Intelligence Committee, called for the panel to refocus its investigation on the former Soviet republic.
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"America First" would become the driving mantra, and the US would refocus taxpayer dollars on domestic problems rather than foreign ones, he said.
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In an era of proton beams and immunotherapies, art can help doctors hit the pause button — and refocus our attention on the patient.
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As the FATAA guidelines take effect, both Congress and the Pentagon should refocus attention on the implementation of the department's AM&E framework.
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Additionally, "we're asking the court to make the administration redo this announcement and refocus the program back on its original purposes," Harlow says.
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The Asia pivot, the attempt to refocus US foreign policy away from the Middle East and toward East Asia, is a good example.
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Watch Party could refocus this experience towards peer-to-peer interaction rather than everyone screaming through the comments trying to get the creator's attention.
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His goal was to refocus the company, which analysts worried was distracted by international expansions and expensive liquefied natural gas projects under his predecessor.
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In the email, Peretti said BuzzFeed's UK operation would refocus on core topics like investigations and politics, resulting in both editorial and business cuts.
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General Electric — GE struck three deals to sell most of its U.S. restaurant financing assets, as it continues to refocus on its industrial operations.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, and Alyssa Milano drop some truth bombs, and refocus the discussion back to Trump's pernicious policies.
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"After the election, I think people can refocus attention on why this is so important," Obama said in Asia during a trip in September.
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It was a very rough two years of therapy for me to refocus on us and discard the negatives that had invaded my mind.
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"I expect that a new Chair will refocus the Board's standard-setting agenda on the core audit function," said Hunton & Williams Partner Scott Kimpel.
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But with 2018 a mere three days away, now's your chance to regroup, refocus, and wash your hands of the singular grossness of 2017.
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It's just that the president's refocus on Charlottesville helped create a climate where it was easier for the North to deescalate without losing face.
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The surrounding scandal was a driver not just to refocus the company but also for the likely impeachment of the country's President Dilma Rousseff.
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Yes, the museum cut out visitors' favorite part of the room based off data, but the curator wanted to "refocus the experience," Bernstein said.
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Democrats hoping to regain the House need to refocus their message and send a younger crop of lawmakers into the leadership ranks, says Rep.
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I got angry, then sad and frustrated about it and needed a way to refocus that energy into creating something to speak for me.
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Fujiifilm claims the X-T22's processor allows it to refocus more frequently, improving its ability to predict what you're trying to focus on.
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Now, Afghan military officials and NATO advisers say they are trying to refocus on quality, better logistics and cooperation at the large-unit level.
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It helps me refocus my brain a bit and it also helps me get rid of the tune I've been working on all day.
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For example, Beijing's Made in China 2025 initiative is a government-sponsored, centralized plan to refocus the Chinese economy on advanced, hi-tech industries.
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Trump's efforts to refocus U.S. policy in Africa in a direction that is more realpolitik is not a huge departure from previous Republican administrations.
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Bootle argues London should anyway be setting its sights beyond the continent and refocus on faster growing markets in Asia, Africa and the Americas.
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The start on Tuesday of the trial will refocus attention on the region's push for secession which so rattles Spain's political and cultural identity.
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If you felt stuck in 2017 and want to make 2018 more productive, take advantage of the downtime over the holidays to mentally refocus.
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If you find that it's 2 PM and you haven't learned anything significant yet, you'll refocus your efforts for the remainder of the day.
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German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel has suggested that the European Union should refocus its economic policy toward Asia, should the Trump administration pursue protectionism.
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The hope is that the sight of young people throwing stones at armed Israeli soldiers will refocus the world's attention on the Palestinian cause.
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After partnering with some others in the scene on a server, he decided to refocus his efforts by building features you couldn't find elsewhere.
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He has taken on board the latest primary scholarship; but more important, he writes, is his desire "to refocus attention on Hitler" the man.
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Rather than regret all the money spent on ingredients he'll only use once, he can refocus his energy to enjoying his cold, boozy creation.
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Mr. Biden's campaign raced to harness his new momentum and Mr. Sanders sought to refocus his rattled political operation for a newly grueling fight.
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After venting on Twitter in the morning, the president tried to refocus attention on his tax-cutting package set to be released this week.
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"McConnell will deploy every tool at his disposal to refocus on business as usual," Adam Jentleson, a former Democratic Senate staffer, predicted on Twitter.
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Petrobras has put dozens of assets up for sale in a bid to reduce debt and refocus the firm on deepwater exploration and production.
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The perceived threat presented by the Democratic House may not be enough for the NRA to find cohesion and refocus on its legislative goals.
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The GE board decided it was time for a change and chose Flannery to refocus GE on near-term results and immediate cash flow.
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And there is no better time than right now — when there are six million open jobs across America — to refocus the conversation on work.
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Beauty to start a process to sell itself or refocus on its core operations and cut costs, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
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Think about it: Relieved of the duties of office, Mr. Trump would be free to refocus executive time on building a tower in Moscow.
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Its return is part of a broader effort to refocus on so-called great-power competition with more advanced opponents, namely Russia and China.
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The U.S. would also like to refocus the country of origin rules, which now require 40 percent content to be made in the country.
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Nestlé has been hoping "to refocus the magic of Wonka toward future product offerings around the world," according to Roz O'Hearn, a company spokeswoman.
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It has previously sold its stakes in gas utilities in Finland, Lithuania and Estonia as part of a strategy to refocus on its home market.
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In June of 2014, Sony announced plans to refocus the Vita as an expensive indie gaming console with a light sprinkling of triple-A titles.
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In fact the only real downside to silent shooting is that the camera won't automatically refocus when trying to blast through six frames every second.
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We've had opportunities to win some of these games, but it's our job to try to pick up points and refocus for the next one.
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The news from Germany is likely to refocus investor attention on other political events in Europe, particularly a divisive independence referendum in Catalonia on Oct.
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The International Day of the Woman on March 8 is another opportunity for activists to regroup, refocus and renew attention to their causes, Mercado said.
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General Electric (GE) struck three deals to sell most of its U.S. restaurant financing assets, as the company continues to refocus on its industrial operations.
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I also understand efforts are underway to refocus Jinn's strategy towards B2B on-demand delivery, rather than a purely B2C push, which Navarro also confirmed.
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In California, when bag bans and taxes were instituted, the proposition also allotted $2 million to manufacturers to retain jobs and refocus onto reusable bags.
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"The story here is it's an orphaned business within GE, and equity sees the chance to refocus and realign it," one of the sources said.
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While truly conversational AI will eventually rise to proficiency, Facebook is smart to refocus on group bot technology that can reliably solve real needs today.
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The actual ghost-busting scenes can be feel pretty tedious, but that moment of weariness is alleviated when Feig decides to refocus on the comedy.
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Refocus on your physical health, and find ways to connect with nature—keeping a few houseplants around never hurt any Virgos last time I checked!
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But group owners can easily rename and refocus their groups, while keeping their original members – and their ability to push content into their daily feeds.
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Shareholders Jim McRitchie and Steffen Sauerteig suggested that it could help Twitter refocus on its mission of democracy and free speech instead of maximizing profits.
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Bloomberg notes that Cadre's latest move was an effort for the startup to refocus "the newfound curiosity about Cadre on a different name: Andreessen Horowitz."
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When there's a risky situation on the road, or too much distraction within a vehicle, NAUTO alerts drivers to help them refocus and avoid accidents.
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It wasn't until her best friend reminded her that Instagram was "not a real moment," but rather "fleeting," that Bristowe decided to refocus her mindset.
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Strategists have been counting on super-strong earnings to refocus investors on fundamentals and away from worries such as trade wars and concerns about Syria.
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We need to refocus our priorities and our national will to invest in our children and the support that they and their families desperately need.
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"ATVI's refocus on key game franchises over a net headcount reduction is the right path on returning to growth," Benchmark Co analyst Mike Hickey said.
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But if scientists really do want to effect change, I wonder if they'll be tempted to refocus their message on who we put in office.
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Ekholm has quietly ended the company's diversification push to serve non-telecom clients as he intends to refocus the business on core mobile network infrastructure.
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Growth may be slowing, so now might be a good time for the company to refocus the margins its making on its 130 million+ users.
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"As a Puerto Rican, I feel we are going to have rough times, but we will learn, refocus, unite and reconstruct our island," Pacheco says.
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In Claure's own email to the company on Wednesday, he thanked both CEOs for "stepping up" but also said the company still needs to refocus.
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The makeup of the remaining staff suggests that the startup will refocus its efforts on the software product while turning off growth in new markets.
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Instead of coming for Sharon Tate and company, they impulsively refocus on the pernicious influence of television and decide to kill the TV gunslinger instead.
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Second, while working to diffuse the immediate military threat of a nuclear North Korea, Trump's administration should refocus the conversation on reform within North Korea.
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PhRMA CEO Stephen Ubl said the campaign was an attempt to refocus the discussion about strides in research, but acknowledged the industry was facing criticism.
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Still, the effort could help Republicans refocus their message amid the threat of a trade war with China and wild swings in the stock market.
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Although Washington emits baldfaced lies with startling regularity these days, I encourage journalists to refocus on the more pernicious misdirections, like Mr. Ryan's magic asterisks.
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There's some chatter that stocks could head lower again when the earnings season ends and investors refocus their attention on the economic impact of coronavirus.
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Guru Gowrappan, who took over as CEO of Verizon Media after Tim Armstrong left the company last September, has been trying to refocus the company.
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" Pelley asked McCarthy again to refocus on the question being asked: "How does the defense of the president, in your view, roll out from here?
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Since then, Melania Trump has tried to refocus on an overall understanding of the need for children to recognize the right way to act online.
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When it failed, it helped push GoPro to refocus its efforts on what it's truly good at: making (basically) one really damn good action camera.
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"We believe this new business model will immediately reduce our burn so we can refocus our efforts where they belong," Farnsworth said in a statement.
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She wants to transform people's perceptions of the butter and cream company and refocus attention on the efforts it's making in the ag-tech space.
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As if to refocus on its foundations, the company kicks off the year with a week of works by George Balanchine, its most exalted founder.
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"Natixis will refocus its Energy & Natural Resources EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) CTF activities in Paris on mid-and-large size Commodity Trade Finance clients".
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The goals and the IPO are part of Thiam's drive to refocus Switzerland's second-biggest bank more towards wealth management and less on volatile investment banking.
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Perhaps the company should refocus its efforts in the United States, considering on Friday, an untrue story about Flo Rida performing at Donald Trump's inauguration trended.
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The new Lytro Cinema camera will be able to do the coolest trick in video history—allowing filmmakers to refocus within a scene after it's captured.
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We must see the new white narrative for what it really is, an attempt to refocus public attention and political capital away from people of color.
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"It's not a good feeling when they come that close to each other but you just have to reset and refocus and keep playing," Lehtonen said.
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One faction, under the group's founder, Abu Mohammad al-Julani, now appears to have made a genuine break with al-Qaeda in order to refocus locally.
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After weeks of trying to decipher the latest developments in the trade war, the start of earnings season has allowed investors to refocus on the fundamentals.
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But what's special is how the device lets beginners refocus on self-expression and playing songs instead of the nitty-gritty finger placements traditional guitars require.
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Disaster programs do a good job of providing relief after a storm but need to refocus on smarter investments to avoid disasters in the first place.
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Shakir told CNN last week that the campaign was prepared to refocus its efforts to Iowa and New Hampshire, where Sanders has shown signs of fading.
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He added the foundation will continue its work, but plans to refocus its efforts in a process that will take up to a year to complete.
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Formally speaking, there is a tension that never resolves itself between the whole work and its myriad parts, which forces the viewer's attention to continually refocus.
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U.S. health officials said on Wednesday that infection with the Zika virus during pregnancy causes microcephaly, a finding experts hope will refocus attention on prevention efforts.
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Last month when an attempt supported by Trump to repeal the healthcare law known as Obamacare collapsed in Congress, Trump said he would refocus on taxes.
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Capita shares were up 6.2 percent as of 1225 GMT, building on gains it has made since Lewis set out a strategy to refocus the company.
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I'm gonna need to focus and refocus my energy and time on, how can I be a better leader to get us back to the playoffs?
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There's a new moon today in grounded Earth sign Taurus, helping you refocus on what's important and supporting you as you try to express yourself clearly.
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Lytro had big plans to change the photography industry with its unique, rectangular-shaped "light field camera" that let users refocus photos after they'd taken them.
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To avoid losing votes, Austria's mainstream conservatives have drifted recently towards the FPO's anti-immigration positions and joined calls to shrink and refocus the EU's powers.
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These recent updates from Apple are not only much needed, they may also be signaling that Apple is ready to refocus its podcast efforts as well.
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Since taking the helm in 2011 Stuart Gulliver has reversed the empire-building that took place in the 2000s to refocus the bank on financing trade.
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But most phone mounts occupy a different focal plane than the road ahead, causing the driver's vision to refocus every time they glance down at it.
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While the rear camera mirror does require drivers to refocus their eyes drastically more than with a mirror, it offers such a broad, uninhibited rear view.
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But he said the rebound would be fleeting as investors refocus on the upcoming meeting in Argentina between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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The plans for an initial public offering are part of continuing efforts by General Electric to retreat from finance and to refocus on its industrial roots.
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Life's priorities are kind of like a moving target, so it's always important to refocus and make sure your efforts are aimed in the right direction.
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Yet the recent turn by Pandora to refocus on its technology - a move that Westergren is expected to accelerate - offers some rays of hope, analysts say.
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The update comes as Apple has vowed to refocus its desktop "pro" line for power users, as graphic-heavy fields like virtual reality become more popular.
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The sale of the units would allow Allergan to refocus on four key areas, including medical aesthetics and dermatology, eye care, central nervous system and gastrointestinal.
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However, before taking charge he backed the plan that was already being drawn up to refocus Barclays' trading operations on its core US and UK markets.
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Doing so will strengthen their memberships, improve the quality of their representation, and refocus their efforts on bolstering job satisfaction and working conditions for their members.
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Ryan's announcement will signal to Republican donors and activists that the House is most likely lost, which should refocus everyone's attention on holding the US Senate.
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Eric Andre has said the following things: Meaning that no matter what crazy shit Trump says, Andre will always be able to refocus the news cycle.
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Every time you check your email, you lose an additional 30 seconds or so that it takes to refocus your attention on whatever you were doing.
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Three trends are driving this change: a refocus on seed stage investing, a shift to locations outside Silicon Valley, and a prioritization of backing diverse entrepreneurs.
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But it's a trade-off the campaign will gladly accept, if the uncharted terrain helps refocus the race into a head-to-head match with Trump.
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Or have kids do some jumping jacks, get a drink of water, take a short walk, climb stairs or play a game to help them refocus.
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HSBC will refocus its European equities business on its core home market of Britain, the sources said, keeping its Paris trading hub to serve continental Europe.
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But we'll be watching that situation like everybody else and it will be interesting to see as they refocus the business how that business moves forward.
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BOCOM International said in a research note on Tuesday that the market would gradually refocus on AAC's fundamentals, adding that it had a strong growth outlook.
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Then you had to refocus on what users actually wanted to translate, which frequently had very little to do with reasonable language as it is employed.
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Because on the one hand, you have got a company that is doing a massive restructuring, trying to refocus its business on container shipping and logistics.
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We should refocus on intelligence efforts, law enforcement, and international partnerships to prevent terrorist attacks against the United States, whether they originate from home or abroad.
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Its peers, Nestle and ABInBev, have sold food operations worth billions of dollars each over the past year so they can refocus on their core businesses.
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Every person we meet has a story that forces us to refocus and rethink first impressions, to see the layers beneath the flashy or shabby suits.
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The company plans to refocus on nine core consumer businesses, which generate $11 billion in total net sales, roughly 82 percent of Newell's fiscal 2016 sales.
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It could be short-term or long-term volatility, but to keep people from losing their minds, she helps them refocus on their long-term goals.
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Pruitt has said a "healthy debate is the lifeblood of American democracy," and he has indicated his review could help refocus federal funding for environmental regulation.
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"Returning to our roots of what originally made Chipotle great has helped refocus all of our strategies toward the guest experience," Ells said in a statement Thursday.
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"We expect the stock to appreciate as investors refocus on the earnings power of the business, which we think will approach $2.00 in 2017," the letter said.
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"But I feel that I'm at a stage now where I can put all those past performances behind me and refocus on a good week," he said.
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When you spend most of your off hours thinking or talking about work, it could be a sign you need to refocus with a vacation, says Kerr.
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Reflecting on the scary scene, Chrisley said that although she made a "mistake," she believes that "God has used this situation" to refocus her attention on Him.
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In this case, Collins and Coons are interested in making permanent Shah and his successor Gayle Smith's efforts to refocus USAID on reducing child and maternal mortality.
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Depending on when and if Apple makes that reveal, Cook and company might have a hard time getting everyone to refocus on all the other new stuff.
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The conglomerate is to refocus its business on three core areas—power, aerospace and health care—and to retreat from other industries, such as transportation and lighting.
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Lytro's once futuristic "living pictures," which photographers and viewers alike were able to refocus to their heart's content after they were taken, are now almost totally dead.
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Ziff Davis now plans to refocus the news site toward tech and tech-lifestyle content, which is what Mashable originally focused on when it launched in 2005.
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When Berg was asked to comment on the "us or them" narrative, she was quick to refocus attention on what the US can do for its allies.
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And, starting tonight at Invicta 15, reigning World Featherweight Title holder Cristiane "Cyborg" Justino can refocus her career and work toward a legacy that's all her own.
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"Though it won't take long before we refocus on the challenge facing the Prime Minister in getting House of Commons support for her Brexit deal," he added.
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Ferrero last year bought Nestle's U.S. candy business for $2.8 billion, as part of the Swiss giant's efforts to refocus on its core food and nutrition brands.
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Italy and Greece were both underperforming with the former's yields up to seven basis points higher as investors refocus on political posturing by League leader Matteo Salvini.
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Russia Trump is calling for the alliance, which was initially assembled during the Cold War to ward off the Soviet Union, to refocus itself on fighting terrorism.
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It's time we rethink our philanthropic policies, but instead of decreasing giving, let's refocus it — applying the principle of America first — to how we treat charitable donations.
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After acquiring Nokia's phone business for $7.2 billion two years ago, Microsoft wrote off $7.6 billion last year and cut 7,53 jobs to refocus its phone efforts.
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Twitter has announced it will be laying off 9 percent of its staff (roughly 350 people), as the company tries to cut costs and refocus its operations.
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The punishment inflicted on them wildly outweighs the crime they committed and only serves to refocus the debate onto internet bullying and away from their original misdemeanor.
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EuropaCorp said its strategy was to refocus on its core business to produce two to three English language feature films each year, and two French language films.
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The reassessment is part of acting Director Mick Mulvaney's broader push to rescind the bureau's most aggressive regulations and refocus the agency's work on promoting consumer freedom.
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"Now, it's time to turn the page and refocus the country's attention on the many substantive domestic and international challenges facing us," Donohue said in a statement.
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And in March, CEO Zander Lurie announced the company was laying off 100 employees — about 13 percent of its workforce — to refocus its services aimed at businesses.
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Kansas State hopes a bye week before its Big 12 opener against visiting Baylor on Saturday allowed the offense to refocus after a forgettable performance against Vanderbilt.
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"He needs to refocus a little bit, and he'll admit it," Kerr said of Green's penchant for walking a fine line between advancing chemistry and creating chaos.
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What is totally feasible, however, is that the two states could refocus their current energy competitions in the region to secure nonnuclear contracts rather than nuclear ones.
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Twitter executives and the board have tried to buy more time to show that they can refocus the company on those live events and increase its appeal.
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In the medium term, however, Saudi Arabia will have to moderate its price goals and refocus on market share if it is to maintain its leadership role.
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The U.S. will refocus its stabilization efforts in areas liberated from ISIS, and shift resources to its efforts to defeat ISIS in northeast Syria, per one official.
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The regime has been sluggish in stemming the tide or countering it with anything resembling a China-style intranet to refocus attention on the state media apparatus.
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Trump, in another public indication that she may refocus on efforts related to an early promise to combat cyberbullying, visited a middle school in a Detroit suburb.
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At the same time, the markets will refocus on the bread-and-butter concerns that have weighed on stock and bond returns for much of the year.
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Perhaps Congress should look to see if the FTC has gone astray and, if so, adjust its funding to help the FTC refocus on consumers' real problems.
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The last days of summer are here — we're ready to refocus our attention to our studies and work this week with a little help from the planets.
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The deliberations stem from a push to reduce missions battling distant terrorist groups, and to instead refocus on confronting so-called Great Powers like Russia and China.
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Some legal experts predicted the ruling would force the anti-abortion movement to refocus its attention from the mother's health and emotions, back to the fetus itself.
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Top-rated employees set aside alone time every week for a non-negotiable meeting to refocus and align their to-do lists with their high-level priorities.
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Like other commodity traders, Louis Dreyfus is now grappling with ample supply, lower prices and slower economic growth that have cut margins and prompted firms to refocus.
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Nadella has also made big moves to refocus Microsoft on its cloud business, including leading major reorganizations and dropping products that fail to serve his broader vision.
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He quickly reminded me that while it&aposs important to refocus our efforts on mitigating our debt, there probably wouldn&apost be a quick fix for it.
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Government needs to refocus its efforts toward providing empirically supported dietary guidance that relies upon valid scientific data and rigorous evaluations of the consequences of such advice.
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Still, it's an eight-hour flight from the U.K. to Joint Base Andrews, and the House Judiciary Committee's impeachment hearing could refocus the president's attention, he said.
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In the best-case scenario, you can come to view a firing or layoff as an opportunity to learn new skills and refocus your career, Kazez says.
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I hope that instead of talking about impeachment and the 2020 Democratic nominee, we can refocus on how communities can work together to change their own lives.
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Brady told reporters that House Republicans had been focused on their elections for committee ranking members and were going to "refocus" on the tax package on Friday.
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The Autonomy purchase was the centerpiece of a strategy by Leo Apotheker, HP's chief executive at the time, to refocus his company on business services and products.
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The scratched surface, with other colors peeking through, requires you to refocus, begin noticing all the different tones, shifts, and surprises Hull has orchestrated in one composition.
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But sometimes, we need a refresh, whether it's to help us refocus and get back in the zone or to replace items that have been worn to death.
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The technology could mimic our eyes even more with the help of VR headsets that track gaze, allowing the film to refocus based on where you're actually looking.
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But we think men already get enough attention, so we decided to refocus ours to the women and non-binary artists who are breaking up the boys' club.
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Many of TED's return visitors report that the conference is an annual dose of inspiration, useful for helping us to reset, refocus, and connect with their personal ambitions.
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The YouTube platform and a refocus on creating Internet-friendly programming pushed Sesame Studios towards collaborations, including working with YouTube star Todrick Hall for the channel's launch video.
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VW plans to drop diesel vehicles in the United States and refocus on sport-utility and electric cars to try to revive its fortunes after the emissions scandal.
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Brigade accepted that its best bet was to refocus on govtech infrastructure like its voter identification and elected official accountability tools, rather than a being a consumer destination.
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"Our goal is to redesign, refocus and rein in the I.R.S.," Representative Kevin Brady of Texas, the Republican chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, said on Tuesday.
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Moving forward, Rubicon plans to refocus its recruiting strategy by posting job opportunities on diversity-specific job boards, attending women in technology recruiting events and creating mentorship programs.
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He then sought to refocus the conversation on President Obama's shortcomings and what he said was a need to revive the country, safe terrain for Republican primary voters.
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She has long spoken favorably about American use of force when it's not directed at toppling dictators, arguing that the US needs to refocus on fighting Islamist terrorists.
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The sooner you can dust yourself off and figure out why you lost, the sooner you'll be able to refocus on what matters and -- now more experienced -- win.
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Tim Book Two refocus Burgess's attention from the story of his life to a passion that helped shaped it: collecting vinyl and visiting record shops across the world.
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In 2012, it released an experimental consumer camera that let users refocus images after the fact, then followed up with a $1,599 camera for professional photographers in 2014.
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Now that Roy Moore has lost the Alabama Senate race against Democrat Doug Jones, the president will likely refocus his energies on the communications between Strzok and Page.
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Though intended to punish Assad for a chemical weapons attack, the U.S. strikes last week also served to refocus the world's attention on the bloody war in Syria.
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The Syrian government hopes Trump will end U.S. support for the rebels fighting Assad and refocus U.S. policy solely on fighting Islamic State, perhaps in cooperation with Russia.
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While some point to historically slim margins and energized voters in states like Texas and Georgia, others say the party needs to refocus on candidates with broad appeal.
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The assets stretching from Algeria to South Africa bolster his effort to refocus Total on operations in Africa, the North Sea, deep offshore and liquefied natural gas (LNG).
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As Graham broke down exactly what he was interested in investigating, it's clear that Republicans want to refocus the attention on one of their favorite targets: Hillary Clinton.
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This introduction of transparency would refocus the spotlight on the true culprits, as well as provide valuable information the venues and artists may not want fans to know.
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The Instagram format allowed Nonoo to connect with her large online-shopping audience — and cemented her decision to skip this season altogether in order to refocus her business.
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Then, in early June, the Miss America Organization announced it was scrapping the iconic swimsuit portion of the competition in an effort to refocus the pageant's overall message.
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" Pence said the administration will refocus the space program toward "human exploration and discovery," adding that the U.S. will be the first nation to "bring mankind to Mars.
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This is one of D2iQ's first major product launches since it changed its name in August, and it's part of the company's overall strategy to refocus on Kubernetes.
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Studies show that it takes an average of 25 minutes to refocus after being interrupted, so setting aside time for email can help you avoid constant inbox distractions.
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The Cherrys, though quick to condemn all forms of racism, say Mr. Trump is fundamentally correct when he promises to refocus the federal government's priorities on Americans' needs.
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They love the sounds you make, because it tells them if they're doing something right or if they should refocus — otherwise, they're relying on the old alphabet trick.
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There are studies that show being outdoors can help people recover and refocus while managing PTSD, and other studies that show working with farm animals can relieve symptoms.
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To the extent campaign finance reform can get politicians to refocus their attention on the economic needs of voters, not donors, that will help greatly in controlling polarization.
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But the key to Nintendo's return was a refocus on what it does best: offering an innovative experience with familiar IP. Oh, and the GameCube controller Smash Bros.
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With this deal, Juul "suddenly has the resources to refocus from defense to offense," said David Sweanor, an antismoking advocate who supports using electronic cigarettes as an alternative.
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Twitter is cutting 9 percent of its staff, or roughly 350 people, as part of a broader plan to cut costs at the company and refocus its business.
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The "boyfriend loophole" provision is "a refocus on should we be just looking at domestic partners or should we be looking more broadly at intimate partners?" he said.
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The unit had been splitting cases involving South American countries between the three other offices before Backschies decided they should refocus their resources and add agents in Miami.
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"We need to continue to reform our criminal justice system, and reprioritize and refocus its purpose," Brett Kittredge, an executive with the policy center, wrote in its analysis.
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The firm will refocus its efforts on serving European companies and retail-banking customers, pulling back from nearly two decades of trying to compete with Wall Street giants.
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That way, they figured, they could get ahead of the story, win a little sympathy from voters for being victimized by Russian hackers and refocus on the campaign.
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"Auntie Maxine," as she is affectionately known by her supporters, has used her committee gavel to refocus the panel's agenda on protecting consumers and expanding opportunities for minorities.
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If you ask Kevin Plank, the athletic brand's founder, chairman and CEO, 2017 was a transformative year that will refocus Under Armour and propel it to new heights.
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Mr. Brennan's goal, he said during his confirmation hearings, was to refocus the agency on the traditional work of intelligence collection and espionage that had sometimes been neglected.
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Royal Dutch Shell is working on selling out of its onshore assets in Gabon, according to two sources familiar with the matter, seeking to refocus its African presence.
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While it makes sense for Google to refocus on China given the economy there, search carries the risk of low financial returns while simultaneously being most sensitive area.
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The most recent, for fall 2017 shown in London, implored her audience to convert to green energy, refocus attention on the environment and buy less by sharing clothes.
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I am hopeful that President Trump will be able to refocus our policy toward Russia to protect our vital interests and assure peace and stability in the region.
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To try to prevent that, an administration official said that the United States would refocus training with the Saudi Air Force in how to better choose bombing targets.
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"These changes will help us meet our commitment to refocus around our core aviation and tourism and logistics businesses," HNA Group Chairman Chen Feng said in the statement.
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Despite the gut-wrenching drama, she was able to move past the rejection and refocus on Siegfried and build on the feelings she had started to develop for him.
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We recently made some changes to the innovation portfolio to refocus our efforts on supporting our core business, both in stores and online, and delivering against our strategic priorities.
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In the nearly two years after Fyre Fest, Ja Rule founded an app company and has decided to refocus on his rap career, with a tour planned for 2019.
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" Buttigieg said he believes in using force "only ... when left with no alternative" and called on the United States to "end to endless war and refocus on future threats.
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If anyone is upset that Kim is getting even a slice of glory for her advocacy on behalf of Johnson, they should refocus their energy on doing their part.
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The company is trying to refocus around selling chips for cloud computing rather than PCs, which still contribute 60 per cent of sales and 40 per cent of profits.
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"Post elections, the market is likely to quickly refocus on the Fed, which is then going to have a clear path to resume tightening, in our view," it said.
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He said he had encouraged Anglo to refocus on its South African operations and to position its business for "the many opportunities available in the rapidly growing Indian market".
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Ten industry sources told Reuters that ScotiaMocatta was curtailing lending to the physical metals supply chain and would refocus on major corporate clients which have broader relationships with Scotiabank.
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Rather than thinking about quitting your job as soon as possible so that you can retire and slowly decline, think about this next chapter of life as a refocus.
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Obama must refocus on the program that bears his name in order to ensure that his successor, whether Republican or Democrat, doesn't alter it dramatically or simply dismantle it.
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When the eye has time to refocus and adjust, however, it becomes apparent that Ewald Lienen's face is tied to a random bloke's head by a piece of string.
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It really helped me refocus and tune in to the fact that I need balance in my life when it comes to my wellness — that's what I'm striving for.
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Cordell's team now hopes to build on their string of victories to refocus West Virginians on the stunning natural beauty of the state, rather than the coal it contains.
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The public safety stakeholders we heard from said we should refocus our efforts towards community-based approaches that meet the needs of young adults, largely outside the justice system.
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Below, check out Seng's words of wisdom that boast a major payoff, like how taking a class in a new subject can help you refocus and work through obstacles.
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North Korea's latest nuclear test on Sunday will refocus attention in Washington on the threat Pyongyang's nuclear program could pose to US allies -- not to mention the US itself.
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To untangle and refocus a national effort on housing America's families will require a President to make a certain and forceful pivot that leaves little doubt about this issue.
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So in 2016, the company cut 19 jobs, or close to 10 percent of its workforce, almost exclusively in sales, and started to refocus on selling to bigger clients.
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The infrastructure push comes as the White House seeks to refocus attention on core promises to boost jobs and the economy Trump made last year during his presidential campaign.
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Kasich agreed to cease campaigning in Indiana, while Cruz would refocus resources in Oregon and New Mexico, but so far their coordinated effort is off to a rocky start.
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For some, a mini-retirement — a meaningful respite in which you take a break from your career — can be the right move to overcome burnout and refocus your purpose.
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The CEO has been pushing to refocus the partnership on revenue producers and make it more exclusive after years when, he believes, it ballooned under his predecessor Lloyd Blankfein.
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But, according to Maxfield and Hale, many top employees set non-negotiable check-ins every week to refocus and align their to-do lists with their high-level priorities.
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To refocus videos on education and prevent exploitation, the guidelines stress that patients should be asked to consent to filming in advance and be allowed to refuse the request.
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"The market has started to refocus on the possibility that ultra-easy monetary policy will come to an end one day," said Christian Lenk, a strategist at DZ Bank.
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The decline of flashy logos has been looming over the luxury space for a while now, so this may just be another reason for labels to refocus their branding.
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" Kudlow also looked to refocus attention on economic gains under Trump, saying on NBC, "We had some blockbuster retail sales, consumer numbers towards the back end of last week.
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Cooper downplayed concerns last week on a call with reporters saying that the policy change will help refocus regulatory attention on weapons sales that could pose national security risks.
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They allow you to refocus your day on your priorities, so you can make progress on your meaningful work instead of reacting to every incoming demand on your attention.
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Silenced by 'free speech' Again, this is why Twitter needs to refocus on cleaning up its community rather than only letting people build tiny, temporary shelters from the abuse.
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In fact, the Islamic State's reversion from de facto governing body to destabilizing guerrilla ideology could lead the group to refocus on 22019/11-style external terror attack planning.
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In a recent paper titled "On the Measure of Intelligence," Chollet also laid out an argument that the AI world needs to refocus on what intelligence is and isn't.
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The domestic policy proposals would be an excellent start to restore local control and refocus the federal government on problems that can only be addressed at the national level.
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Divesting the software assets will help Dell refocus its technology portfolio and bolster its balance sheet after it agreed in October to buy data storage company EMC Corp EMC.
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But Mini Materials' Miniature Cinder Blocks set is a lot more than fun and games: It's a great way to refocus your attention, practice strategic thinking, and unlock your creativity.
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The new moon in Scorpio arrives on November 18, which is an excellent time for you to commit to ending a bad habit and to refocus on your wellness routine.
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The president's trip and latest uproar over his meeting with Russian officials come amid rumors that he might shake-up his senior staff in a bid to refocus his administration.
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Yet the issue has languished on Capitol Hill — and the Trump administration's repeated attempts to refocus lawmakers through the label of "infrastructure week" have become a running joke in Congress.
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The conservative figure also expressed confidence in Trump's ability to reach a trade deal with China, predicting that the president will refocus his attention on the issue if re-elected.
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President Emmanuel Macron has been the most forthright among EU leaders in wanting to draw a line under Britain's Brexit crisis quickly to refocus on pushing forward the bloc's agenda.
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The response of a show like "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" has been to be rebrand and refocus: in its third season the show turned its attentions to mental illness and treatment.
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As the brightest phase of the lunar cycle, it has the potential to reinvigorate and refocus our energies — clearer heads tend to prevail in the light of the full moon.
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Trump's campaign advisers have sought to refocus him, including through a pair of scripted policy speeches on the economy and terrorism that offered a stark contrast to Trump's freewheeling style.
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"It won't take long before we refocus on the challenge facing the Prime Minister in getting House of Commons support for her Brexit deal," said Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes.
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So they will shut down the smaller, less-efficient, more-polluting blast furnaces, but at the same time they will refocus all their production on the newest, largest blast furnaces.
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Those rumors were later confirmed by a lengthy post from Zuckerberg himself where he spun the roll-up as a chance to refocus his embattled and untrusted company on privacy.
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That is why, in part, many public health experts expressly called for the emergency designation months ago -- as a way to refocus attention and to bring in much-needed funds.
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As Toys "R" Us restructures its debt, he plans to refocus the chain on in-store experiences and spruce up its marketing — beyond using a decades-old commercial jingle, presumably.
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Some senators are still hoping to refocus for now on a smaller measure to stabilize state insurance markets, buying them more time to work on a broader set of changes.
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But it will never be fixed until we re-establish security at the borders and refocus on immigrants who want to come here legally – so they can actually become American.
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Erg, which is controlled by the Garrone family, has repeatedly said the petrol station business is no longer core to its strategy as it seeks to refocus on renewable energy.
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"It is long past time we break up the Department of Homeland Security and refocus its mission on keeping our country safe and responding effectively to emergencies," the proposal notes.
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In his bestselling book, "I Will Teach You To Be Rich," Ramit Sethi shares practical advice that you can use to refocus your money for better long-term financial results.
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The clip also hints that the company sees its upcoming phone as a hardware version of a Google search, as well as a chance to refocus on its hardware efforts.
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" In December, President Trump signed Space Policy Directive 1, giving NASA a new direction: "The directive I am signing today will refocus America's space program on human exploration and discovery.
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Its proponents believe it could take charge of the largest, most complex cases, make politically tough decisions to reduce debt, and allow banks to refocus on their normal lending activities.
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Since taking the helm last year, Cryan has been working to refocus the bank and settle a slew of legal and regulatory troubles that have cost it billions of euros.
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Now, with Mr. Trump's advisers struggling to refocus the race away from his critiques of the appearance of Alicia Machado, the former Miss Universe winner who was invoked by Mrs.
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He even says he was able to refocus enough to rewrite his wedding vows, which he recited successfully at the ceremony the next day, as if the crash never happened.
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"The fact that we've had the missile event means that short-term speculative traders can now refocus on the macro," said MUFG's head of macro strategy in London, Derek Halpenny.
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In April, it said it would refocus on German customers as part of a push to restore the edge it has lost in the decade since the 20163 financial crisis.
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But, says Ray, why don't we make 2016 the year we refocus the conversation on how being transgender intersects with other types of marginalization, like poverty, disabilities, or drug use?
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The planned sale is part of a wider trend among European retailers to refocus on their historical, mature markets, balanced by a presence in a smaller number of emerging countries.
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For example, if you interrupt writing an email to reply to a text message, it will take time to refocus when you turn your attention back to finishing your email.
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Many see the New York real estate mogul as spending too much time fighting within his own party and have called on him to refocus his campaign message on Clinton.
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Kanye West's recovery is giving him time to refocus on his true work of art -- the former mansion he and Kim are expanding into a mini-Versailles of the Valley.
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And knowing Gordon like I know him, I know that he will refocus and he'll come back — and hopefully he comes back when he's ready and it's the right time.
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There are other admirable reform efforts in Congress including those that would lower sentences for low level, non-violent offenders and refocus prison resources on rehabilitation and lowering recidivism rates.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell is working on selling out of its onshore assets in Gabon, according to two sources familiar with the matter, seeking to refocus its African presence.
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The company said on Tuesday that it would stop bidding for contracts to build new power plants and that it would refocus on servicing existing plants and on reactor design.
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His increasingly inflammatory tactics are allowing him to refocus next Tuesday's election on his chosen issues, after a week of serial bombings and shootings that drowned out his closing argument.
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Perhaps from the looks of her Instagram, she figured out how to take a lengthy sabbatical somewhere tropical and warm, in an effort to recharge and refocus on her goals.
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Her aim apparently is to tone down the often overblown and incendiary debate about the Rohingya's identity and refocus the discussion on finding practical solutions to problems affecting their livelihoods.
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I suspect he will work to refocus the State Department on the Trump administration's priorities, while empowering it to have the resources, and authorities necessary to effectively promote those priorities.
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Rather than compete with Amazon or Google in the consumer market, Microsoft recently killed off the Cortana app and introduced new Cortana capabilities to refocus Cortana on the enterprise market.
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Politics If the Democrats thought the House Judiciary Committee's first official impeachment-related hearing would refocus the public's attention on ex-special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, they were sadly mistaken.
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If you may have felt like changing to the Golf Channel before, you are sure to refocus your attention — and perhaps even go a little misty — as this production concludes.
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The Trump budget says it will refocus economic and development assistance to "countries of greatest strategic importance to the US," implicitly saying it won't necessarily be guided by greatest humanitarian need.
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Grappling with intense paperwork, a volatile insurance market, and economic demands, many young doctors are looking to universal healthcare as a means of streamlining their work to refocus on patient care.
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That charge will be highlighted by the Office of Congressional Ethics, which House Republicans this week quietly tried to kill before President-elect Donald Trump told them to refocus their efforts.
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John Kasich -- who has been critical of the bid to narrow the Medicaid expansion that he fears could impact 700,000 people in his state -- tried to refocus the debate on Sunday.
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Instead, Altria said it will "refocus its resources on more compelling reduced-risk tobacco product opportunities," referring to tobacco products that are thought to be less harmful than smoking conventional cigarettes.
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He's hoping that, after November, he can turn back from politics a bit and refocus on the equally weird worlds of terrifying televangelists, tortured game-show hosts, and condescending celebrity chefs.
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Finally, the USA Act calls for a refocus on Article I of the U.S. Constitution, something my colleagues and I -- and a growing number of USA Act supporters -- believe is critical.
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Seeking to refocus his presidential campaign, Donald Trump will lambast Democratic rival Hillary Clinton as a failed secretary of state who is out of step with Americans on trade and immigration.
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Detailing the company's ongoing plans to strip or consolidate loss-making ventures and refocus resources, the management said in an earnings call on Friday that it will focus on artificial intelligence.
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The spokesperson added that Deliveroo intends to refocus resources and investment to accelerate growth and expansion in other markets across Europe and APAC — without specifying exactly where it plans to focus.
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And although the financial terms for each company are different, they're looking for the same assets from Fox — which, in turn, is looking to refocus on its core network TV business.
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Deutsche Bank had led efforts to become a major global challenger, but its decisive action to cut costs and refocus on the domestic market will be seen as a white flag.
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The company, founded in 2006, created the first consumer camera to utilize the technology, resulting in the camera's ability to refocus photos to any part of the image after they're taken.
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In an attempt to refocus, GoPro spent the last few years trimming its product lineup, it went through four rounds of layoffs, and eventually, it killed off the drone division altogether.
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Monday's transitions could provide a clean slate: a new chief of staff and the resulting restructuring could benefit the first daughter and presidential adviser with the space and opportunity to refocus.
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In June, Huarong said it would refocus on its core bad-debt business in a shift after years of overseas acquisitions ranging from a Hong Kong broker to a Chicago hotel.
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And many wonder whether the state will refocus on farming, which, until the oil boom came along, was the state's biggest economic driver with one in four residents working in agriculture.
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The infrastructure push comes as the White House seeks to refocus attention on core promises to boost jobs and the economy made by Trump last year during his campaign for office.
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Volkswagen said on Tuesday it would drop diesel vehicles in the United States and refocus on sport utility and electric vehicles, in the wake of a damaging diesel emissions cheating scandal.
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The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) on Friday voted to dismiss its sitting president as it works to refocus and spend more time aggressively resisting President Trump.
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And this summer the company announced it was exiting the German market, saying it would refocus resources and investment to accelerate growth and expansion in other markets across Europe and APAC.
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The show seems to have finally realized that it has bit off more than it can chew and is determined to refocus on what matters as we look toward next season.
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If he can achieve it, he will help refocus New York fashion, which has been in something of a creative vacuum in recent years, casting about for a post-sportswear identity.
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With these colorful magnetic blocks (which also come with a travel bag), they can take a mental break or use the opportunity to refocus their mind as they build creative sculptures.
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Plus, it can also help refocus young people from being grade- and achievement-obsessed, to having a broader view of how the world works, and finding a genuine calling within it.
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We need to focus on opportunities to refocus the education system and retrain them and that's the message that's been sent and maybe it'll force us to get our act together.
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By turning to trade policy, Trump is set to refocus on one of a handful of major policy areas on which the president can act without having to rely on Congress.
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"A simpler tax code that is easier to navigate would allow small businesses to refocus time and resources spent on compliance into growing and expanding their businesses," Risch and Shaheen said.
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She engaged Troy Barnes, 48, and spoke to him about ending cash bail and minor marijuana prosecutions and how she would refocus the district attorney's resources toward going after bad landlords.
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Many of the challengers I spoke with talked about more than holding the president accountable; they also want Democratic party leaders to refocus on issues they say matter to Americans today.
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He told the reporter how to spot the birds using the binoculars, to keep the eyes on the bird and bring the binoculars to her face so she could quickly refocus.
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The reaction grew more intense after Mr. Dercon suggested that he would refocus the theater as an interdisciplinary space hosting international productions, which many saw as undermining the theater's ensemble tradition.
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As China tries to refocus attention away from Wuhan and onto the U.S., the Trump administration appears unwilling to back down from using what many deem racist language about the coronavirus.
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There have been no disposals as yet, though rivals Nestle and ABInBev have each sold food operations worth billions of dollars over the past year to refocus on their core businesses.
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"This is a fresh opportunity for the administration to refocus on issues or measures that could actually help small businesses," said Frank Knapp, co-chair of Businesses for Responsible Tax Reform.
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The deliberations stem from a push to reduce post-9/11 missions battling terrorist groups, and instead to refocus Pentagon priorities on confronting so-called Great Powers like Russia and China.
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So in the midst of a definitively non-sleepy season, we partnered with Leesa to host a party at the Refinery29 HQ to refocus on — and celebrate the gift of — rest.
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The 39-year-old British photographer said the conversation with Jintana was pivotal for him, inspiring him to refocus his lens on the deadly battle for land, environmental and human rights.
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The yellow-vest protest movement forced Macron to refocus on cutting taxes for households after he eased the tax burden on businesses and investors in his first two years in office.
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Trump has called climate change a hoax and has promised to refocus the EPA on protecting air and water quality, while scrapping many of Obama's initiatives to curb carbon dioxide emissions.
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With the 2020 impeachment chapter of American politics closed, Congress will need to refocus on the governance challenges long-identified by conservatives — including a ballooning federal debt and ineffective executive agencies.
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"What we usually do is create some kind of action they do to refocus because an action connects mind and body," said Caroline Silby, a former figure skater turned sports psychologist.
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She also said the Instagram episode has helped refocus her on causes important to her, like animal rescue, and that she has applied to volunteer at a homeless center in Washington.
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Petrobras, which is selling tens of billions of dollars of assets to cut debt and refocus on deepwater offshore exploration and production, has already completed some major sales in gas distribution.
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Can Dundar, editor-in-chief of newspaper Cumhuriyet, told Reuters he would use his trial, which has drawn international condemnation, to refocus attention on the story that landed him in the dock.
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The new infusion of cash will keep SoundCloud around, but its ambitions have reportedly shrunk: "SoundCloud will refocus its business around selling tools for musicians and other content creators," according to Bloomberg.
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As part of a company refocus on the Firefox web browser, Mozilla recently laid off 50 members who worked on Firefox OS development and projects unrelated to the browser, according to CNET.
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BARCELONA, Spain (Reuters) - Jailed Catalan politician Raul Romeva hopes the upcoming trial of separatist leaders at the Supreme Court in Madrid will refocus attention on the region's push for independence from Spain.
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Michael Gove, the environment secretary, is an omnivorous reader of history books who, in an earlier role as education secretary, tried to refocus the history syllabus on teaching facts about British history.
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GM in March shuttered its Lordstown plant, which built more than 16 million new vehicles over 50 years, to refocus its production on more the profitable trucks and SUVs Americans prefer today.
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Hackett announced a massive $11 billion restructuring plan last year, boldly deciding to phase out all sedans — except for its iconic Mustang — to refocus the company on its popular trucks and SUVs.
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So instead of agonizing over worst-case scenarios, Ropeik advises to instead refocus one's mindset on small, achievable tasks that will provide a sense of control and leave you feeling more empowered.
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As fisheries continue to refocus their efforts towards cephalopods, it becomes critically important to manage stocks appropriately so they do not face the same fate as many fish in the recent past.
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Challenging the popular art historical premise that male painters were creating the most important work of the mid 20th century, the show aims to refocus attention on both sculpture and female artists.
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If Trump can stay out of the fray Thursday, GOP lawmakers hope it will finally be able to clear the air, and -- however briefly -- allow them to refocus on the President's agenda.
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"At the end of the day, you have to buy into good companies that have good core businesses so you can refocus on those core businesses and improve their operations," he said.
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Republicans tried to refocus from the human carnage to the billions of dollars the wealthy would save on their taxes over 10 years and the $3 billion in savings for Social Security.
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On the flip side, it could encourage countries with emerging solar power to cut emissions or refocus solar panel efforts to more sparsely populated or remote areas, where pollution is less severe.
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But many Republican policy experts — and some elected officials — say it's probably time for the GOP to refocus its health care energy toward smaller changes to the ACA and the system overall.
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But that kind of investment almost certainly came with the promise to "refocus and reinforce" the company, as board member Roger Faxon put it in a press release tied to today's announcement.
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On the eve of former special counsel Robert Mueller's much anticipated testimony in the House of Representatives, Senate Democrats are trying to refocus the nation's attention on Russian interference in US elections.
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I know that many Americans will rightfully think the Middle East is "not our problem," that it is not worth expending more lives and treasure, and that the U.S. must refocus inward.
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It's understandable to want to kickstart your health, but there are much safer and healthier ways to refocus your eating patterns — and they certainly don't require you to subsist entirely on liquids.
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Mr Son had seemed to refocus on paying down his firm's massive net debt, which reached over $20173 billion at the end of March, a ratio of four times gross operating profits.
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This legislation, the Transitioning to Integrated and Meaningful Employment (TIME) Act, would rightly refocus efforts to employ Americans with disabilities on helping them train for and find jobs in the mainstream economy.
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"The government should refocus towards investing in renewable energy, which is the investment of the future and which certainly doesn't damage our health and the environment," said Greenpeace Romania director Patricia Puschila.
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As life gets busier for entrepreneurs, Dawn advises them to slow down and refocus their priorities with a one-page (or shorter) vision statement that describes the ultimate direction of their business.
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" The lawmakers alleged that Democrats' investigation has been a partisan attack on Trump, adding they believe Cummings should "refocus your investigation" away from the president and shift it toward "responsible, bipartisan oversight.
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Ahead of the trial, Dundar told Reuters he would use the hearings to refocus attention on the story that landed him in the dock, describing himself as a witness not a defendant.
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We won't trade less because we're not signing the next F.T.A. That said, the absence of new F.T.A.s is an opportunity to refocus our trade policy on workers and more balanced trade.
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Chris Christie tried to refocus his attention on New Jersey on Tuesday amid criticism that he was campaigning for Donald J. Trump the day before instead of attending a state trooper's funeral.
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With Trudeau's strong defense of Morneau, and the finance minister likely to unveil a smaller budget deficit in Tuesday's fall fiscal update, Liberals have a temporary chance to refocus on good news.
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Last month, Denver became the first American city to decriminalize psychedelic plants and fungi for residents 21 and older with the same goal: to refocus law enforcement resources toward more serious crimes.
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In a statement, a WeWork spokesperson said the cuts were being made as part of the company's efforts to "create a more efficient organization" and refocus on the core office-sharing business.
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In a statement, a WeWork spokesperson said the cuts were being made as part of the company's efforts to "create a more efficient organization" and refocus on the core office-sharing business.
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The White House said that the indictments had nothing to do with Mr. Trump or his election campaign and instead sought to refocus attention on Democrats and their actions during the race.
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Now is a time where both the Israelis and Palestinians must bolster and refocus their leadership, to encourage them to be open towards a solution and to not be afraid of trying.
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But Mr. Trump, who has been criticized for a slow and not always empathetic response to the storms that devastated Puerto Rico, sought to refocus responsibility to where he believes it belongs.
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Instead of short-term profiteering and speculation, markets would refocus on long-term investments like brick and mortar companies: the kind that create good-paying jobs and careers, generating more investment overall.
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For instance, such a change could increase the financial ability of the 1.1 million young workers from 85033 to 34 without a college degree working in food service to refocus their skills.
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It will also offer a chance for organizer Arts in Bushwick to refocus the event as more of an artists' platform than a party, as gentrification continues to creep into the area.
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But just as the play uses Alexander Hamilton's immigration story to refocus America's identity on immigrants and people of color, its Puerto Rican adaption refocuses national attention on the often discounted commonwealth.
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Yet he could refocus Western thinking over time by redoubling his efforts to reform Saudi society, not only providing women more rights but also by releasing from prison the activists he recently arrested.
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With its proxy battle concluded, Campbell is now likely to refocus on its CEO search and the businesses it is selling to pay down the debt it accumulated through its Snyder's-Lance acquisition.
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So much attention and time had been taken up by Chad and all the drama surrounding Chad that I really needed to refocus and make sure I was moving the right relationships forward.
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At the time, Lorinda Roberts, mother to the cat's owner, Jon Gulla, relentlessly searched for the feline, but had to refocus her efforts when Gulla was diagnosed with lymphoma shortly after Julie's escape.
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He called on all parties to end hostilities and refocus their efforts on the fight against their common enemy, ISIS, which was repelled when it attempted to infiltrate Tuz Khurmatu two years ago.
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Under Trump, DHS's task force to counter violent extremism shifted to refocus specifically on Islamic terror groups while putting fewer resources toward combating far-right domestic terrorism, with the assistance of Katharine Gorka.
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With Apple's huge App Store revamp in 2017, the company made several changes to refocus user attention away from top charts and rankings to editorial content, stories and tips, recommendations and curated collections.
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Hunter said the decision to refocus the case around the single claim that the companies caused a public nuisance that needs remediated will obviate efforts by the companies to delay the upcoming trial.
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Within the military, some expressed concerns that a large-scale parade would disrupt military training schedules and refocus thousands of soldiers' time on an event very few of them wanted to participate in.
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Given Sterling's intention to refocus the loan portfolio on commercial and industrial (C&I) loans, traditional CRE, and commercial finance, Fitch expects asset quality to worsen over time relative to AF's historical performance.
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"As a regional advisory firm, we're taking the opportunity to refocus our business model to further grow the debt capital markets, capital markets advisory, M&A and private client advisory platforms," he added.
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New CEO Christian Sewing has said the bank would refocus on its European and German customer base and cut back on costlier and riskier operations where it doesn&apost hold a leading position.
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Our analysis shows that today, PAG is a better predictor of software valuations than growth alone, and we expect this to continue as investors refocus on businesses best conditioned for long-term success.
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With the right hardware and software, the result is you can reassemble those light rays to create an interactive picture, one you could endlessly refocus, like with the photos from Lytro's consumer cameras.
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The president has been working to refocus his agenda on the economy and trade, after enduring one of the worst weeks of his presidency following his controversial summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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It's okay to admit you're bummed if the restaurant lost your reservation or the museum is closed on Mondays, but after a few minutes of moping, refocus on what you can enjoy instead.
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With the exception of JLR and TCS, which have proved their worth abroad, it might also refocus its attention on fast-growing India, where just a third of its turnover now comes from.
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These reforms are in the same spirit as those recommended by the Administrative Conference of the United States, which called on Congress to reform the PRA to refocus it on its original purpose.
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Since taking the helm last year, Cryan has been working to refocus the bank and settle a slew of legal and regulatory troubles that have cost it billions of euros in recent years.
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WASHINGTON — In the face of some stunning electoral setbacks this week, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and President Trump are trying to get their party to refocus the mission at hand: confirming judges.
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Buoying Democrats as they attempt to refocus the party's donors and activists on down-ballot races is that -- while whiffing in congressional special elections -- Democrats have flipped eight state legislative seats this year.
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It was an effort to refocus on one of the president's core messages as he struggled to contain the fallout over his handling of the racist violence in Charlottesville, Va., over the weekend.
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The former Housing and Urban Development secretary is also set to refocus his policy priorities on poverty, according to the outlet, an issue that has been core to his campaign since its start.
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But as the water begins to recede in the state, leaving behind at least 13 people dead and some 60,000 homes damaged, it is important to refocus on what is really important here.
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"Gregory came to Nokia... and took the bold decision to refocus Nokia Technologies on licensing... We have agreed that his work at Nokia is done," Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri said in a statement.
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Even though Like totals would still impact how the algorithm ranks a post in the feed, if rolled out, the change would refocus Instagram on self-expression instead of being a popularity contest.
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Mr. Bey's images refocus that visibility, giving shape to a long-gone version of New York, and to the ephemeral strands of Mr. Hammons' art, which are discussed now in near-mythological terms.
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Our allies -- who have been harassed and harangued under President Donald Trump -- also didn't hear candidates talk much about how they would repair relationships and refocus on protecting rather than insulting American allies.
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I'm going to do every single interview and have fun at the awards and not really worry about having to refocus for the slalom, because what's going to happen is going to happen.
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Then when the time stops and exhausted students come crawling off the mats in search of water, he'll completely refocus his attention and motion to an unsuspecting student to come sit with him.
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Ray Donovan, who leads the D.E.A.'s New York office, said he believed China's recent decision to ban all variants of fentanyl as a class could ultimately force traffickers to refocus on heroin.
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That means Australia, Japan and other US partners need to build up and refocus their forces in the region, and consider increased cooperation with the US, to ensure their security, the study claimed.
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Just refocus yourself a little bit on the important things that you do have control over, like your daily routine, important ingredients and the essential steps to having glowing skin all the time.
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Nigel Sears spent a night in a nearby hospital last weekend but was well enough to return home, which meant Murray could stay in Australia and try to refocus on winning the title.
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Roger Faxon, a Pandora board member, said in a statement that the recent moves were meant to "refocus and reinforce" the company, and that Pandora was still committed to its new subscription platforms.
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Most analysts expect markets to recover their footing further once investors refocus on the healthy economic backdrop, but volatility remains elevated and Mr Prince, cautioned that there could more pain in the pipeline.
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Pelosi and her deputies have long attempted to soften the blow of impeachment for their most vulnerable members — including a blatant effort last week to refocus attention on the caucus' policy wish list.
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The message is for players to take time to breathe in the atmosphere, recognize only four teams are still standing in the 2019 NCAA Tournament and then refocus on winning two more games.
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Volkswagen — Volkswagen has been added to the "Conviction Buy" list at Goldman Sachs, saying a recently announced settlement with U.S. regulators over its diesel emissions issue should allow a refocus on the automaker's fundamentals.
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"You often get rhetorical flourishes that are directionally right, but then when you refocus the mind on the yes-or-no question, you get the mumble and the obfuscation, the subject change," he said.
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Its refocus on straight horror should satisfy both sides of Stephen King's fanbase and entertain anyone who just wants to celebrate this time of year with a few goosebumps...and maybe a few nightmares.
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Chief Executive Roberto Castello Branco, who took the reins in January, is overseeing the sale of dozens of assets in a bid to reduce debt and refocus the firm on deepwater exploration and production.
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The company has grown to 1,500 employees and handles $403 billion a month in transactions across 71 countries through a smartphone app, TransferWise had reason to ditch the original system and refocus on costs.
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Producing and purchasing distribution rights to films has long been a key to the company's planned turnaround as well, and now it's highlighting a "refocus" that more heavily involves that side of the business.
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In 2011 HSBC decided to reshape and refocus how it worked as a business, which involved a string of cost-cutting measures, scaling back retail operations and inevitably, the phasing out its iconic motto.
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For the national media, this was a rollercoaster — but through it all, Salazar tried to refocus the campaign on her leftist platform for addressing local issues, particularly the ballooning cost of housing in Brooklyn.
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The company plans to refocus on a variety of movies, some of which will go straight to its streaming service, Prime Video, rather than limit itself to films it hopes will receive critical acclaim.
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" She goes on to explain how she is making "healthy choices" and practicing self care, admitting, "In those times all I had to do was refocus and take back control of MY OWN MIND.
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The world's largest container shipper has struggled to convince all of its investors about a major restructuring plan announced in September 2016 to review its sprawling businesses and refocus efforts into transport and logistics.
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The divestment represents a victory for current Petrobras leadership and Chief Executive Roberto Castello Branco, who is pushing to aggressively unload assets in a bid to cut debt and refocus on exploration and production.
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"We don't necessarily have the most successful smartphone business in China [but] now we actually have a new management team, we will refocus on our product strength...and get a clear strategy," said Wong.
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"The bottom line is get a good rest tonight and make sure we refocus and get ready for a tough game," Tampa Bay defenseman Victor Hedman told reporters after assisting on two goals Friday.
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Act three Ideas piloted through a VA innovations center, like managed care, have the ability to truly transform VA's ability to provide timely care to veterans and allow VA to refocus on its mission.
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His goal is probably to divert your attention from punitive measures for his ongoing aggression and to refocus you on your usual suspects -- Democrats, Robert Mueller and your perceived "unfair" treatment by other countries.
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Some of these requests could result in newly embarrassing information and, at the very least, will refocus public attention on controversial internal disputes within the DNC, such as disparagement of the Bernie Sanders campaign.
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Johnson said that many of his patients who have used the mind-altering drugs report feeling more present and having a better ability to refocus their priorities, especially when it comes to familial relationships.
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In a memo published by Digiday on Tuesday, Peretti said the company would refocus its efforts on BuzzFeed Originals (home to quizzes and viral videos), commerce content, branded content, and branded production and publishing.
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The rebuke from Ms. Collins comes as Mr. Trump seeks to refocus his message in the presidential race, emphasizing themes of economic growth and nationalism rather than narrow political feuds with his own party.
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Just one day after we highlighted Google's apparent interest in creating virtual reality hardware, the company came out on Wednesday to refocus attention on Google Cardboard by revealing some numbers around its adoption rate.
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"When I became CEO of Zenefits, I promised on Day 1 to reset our culture, refocus our strategy on serving small businesses, and create a new beginning for success in the future," Sacks wrote.
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"We'd love to say it allows us to step down a little and refocus," said Dr. Aylward, but the agency considers it important to keep hundreds of its employees in the West African countries.
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Apotheker was replaced by Meg Whitman, who planned to refocus the company on its core hardware strengths after an outcry from shareholders over the new strategy and a steep decline in HP's share price.
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The TAG divestment represents a victory for Petrobras' leadership and its Chief Executive Roberto Castello Branco, who is pushing to unload assets in a bid to cut debt and refocus on exploration and production.
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"It would be huge, if, say, the hackers stopped in the States and decided to refocus on Europe," said expert Andrei Soldatov, author of books about the Russian secret services and their electronic surveillance.
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Disney has not divulged any plans for Fox's movie operation, but it would almost assuredly cut it back and refocus certain divisions on making movies that can be distributed online instead of in theaters.
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One way to refocus on tasks after a distraction, as an individual, is to practice mindfulness and awareness of your own bad procrastination habits, business productivity expert Edward G. Brown told the Washington Post.
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Paul says he's dead serious about fighting AB and thinks it would be a great opportunity for the 31-year-old wideout to refocus his life while he's persona non grata in the NFL.
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Trump's meeting with Iraqi President Barham Salih will also refocus attention on Trump's recent march to the brink of war with Iran and his decision to kill Qasem Soleimani, who headed Iran's Quds Force.
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And the atmosphere, with the crowd fiercely behind the Beavers, may have helped briefly refocus the players toward basketball — particularly when Oregon State surged to a 235-point lead late in the second quarter.
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Campbell Soup said Thursday it is selling its international and fresh food businesses as the 22009-year-old condensed-soup maker struggles to regain its financial footing and refocus on its signature packaged foods.
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Executives say the changes are necessary to refocus the company on growth areas, such as electric and self-driving vehicles, and away from money-losing or slow growth sectors of the company, mostly overseas.
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But on Thursday, Clinton declined to make a single reference to Sanders, suggesting that she was looking past the primary and hoping to refocus on the to the fall general election fight against Trump.
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This reduction enables us to refocus our strategy, rebuild in line with our new company values, and grow in a controlled way that will be strategic for our business and beneficial for our customers.
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Between these two announcements, it seems that the company is slowly adopting standard film industry practices in a growing attempt to refocus and rebrand itself as an entertainment conglomerate that can compete with traditional studios.
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If ZTE is banned form using Android, there's a chance the company may pull out of the US, and like Huawei, forced to refocus its efforts on other regions such as Europe and Asia.[Reuters]
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Vizcarra, a former vice president, replaced Kuczynski after he resigned last month and has vowed to refocus the government's efforts on infrastructure spending to help bolster economic growth that slowed to 2.5 percent last year.
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For now, she gives us "Justice", a timely record and visual that speaks to how much we actually need to refocus our energy on making this planet a sustainable one to live in and on.
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"With this needless complication in the rearview mirror, investors will be able to refocus on Chevron's underlying fundamentals — of which we remain fans," said Molchanov, who argued neither Occidental nor Chevron should have pursued Anadarko.
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Throughout his presidency, Obama has sought to refocus U.S. foreign policy on regions like Latin America that have received less attention than the turmoil in the Middle East and the terrorism emanating from the region.
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The Republican nominee, looking to refocus his campaign by highlighting his "outsider" candidacy, said he would work to amend the US Constitution to impose congressional term limits, an oft-mentioned proposal that has never succeeded.
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Later in the day, at the ballroom of the Washington Hilton, White House Correspondents Association President and Chief DC Correspondent for SiriusXM Olivier Knox discussed his effort to refocus the dinner on First Amendment values.
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But instead of tendering his resignation, Robert Mugabe—still clinging to the presidency after 37 years—prattled on about how peaceful Zimbabweans are and how the country needs to refocus on a "promising agricultural season".
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The company declared that it will refocus its efforts on "a great Twitter experience that's consistent across platforms" rather than continuing development for Twitter for Mac, a message that doesn't sound great for TweetDeck lovers.
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Mr Timothy, a bearded intellectual, used her as a vehicle for his One Nation brand of Conservatism, which saw Brexit as a chance to refocus the party on people of modest means and conservative instincts.
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"The settlement agreement ... should also help VW and VW's management to refocus its efforts into the development of its operations, and therefore is a positive partially balancing the need to increase its provision," it wrote.
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" A reduction in trade tensions between Washington and Beijing allows the market to refocus on strong U.S. growth, Chadha added, as well as ease pressure on global growth and lead to a "stronger eventual rally.
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PARIS (Reuters) - After top-level restructuring at Airbus come the musical chairs and a new logo intended to convey unity as the European giant aims to refocus its management without a return to past infighting.
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Shareholders at the bank's annual meeting last week overwhelmingly voted in favor of re-electing Gulliver to the lender's board, in an affirmation of his strategy in recent years to shrink and refocus the bank.
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Trump has promised to refocus the EPA on its core values of protecting air and water quality, while scrapping many of President Barack Obama's initiatives to combat global climate change by targeting carbon dioxide emissions.
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"The day should represent a good opportunity for management to refocus market attention to (Wells Fargo's) ongoing fundamentals rather than the remaining noise of last year's account opening scandal," said Sandler O'Neill analyst Scott Siefers.
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The TAG divestment also represents a victory for Petrobras' leadership and its Chief Executive Roberto Castello Branco, who is pushing to unload assets in a bid to cut debt and refocus on exploration and production.
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Once you get rid of your bad habits it's trying to find something productive to put your energy into... I don't want to say it's a struggle, but you definitely have to refocus your energy.
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Although it's easy for Mexico fans to dwell on the current problems with the national team, it's now time to refocus on the Liga MX regular season, which will pass the halfway point this weekend.
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Seeking to refocus the campaign away from Brexit and onto its traditional strong ground of healthcare, Labour said the state-run National Health Service (NHS) had faced a "decade of decay" under the governing Conservatives.
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Seeking to refocus the campaign away from Brexit and onto its traditional strong ground of healthcare, Labour said the state-run National Health Service (NHS) had faced a "decade of decay" under the governing Conservatives.
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The test of Microsoft&aposs efforts to refocus and prioritize will be whether Microsoft can come up with a coherent strategy that works across all of the company&aposs businesses and products, one analyst said.
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Leftist candidate Gustavo Petro, a former member of the M-19 guerilla group, has promised to overhaul state-run oil firm Ecopetrol SA, the South American nation's biggest company, to refocus it on renewable energy.
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Some of the most powerful Steven Universe songs are the ones that take a moment to breathe, refocus, and give us a peek into the mind of a character who's having a particularly hard time.
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From a tech perspective, however, TechHub's Varley argues that if the vote ends up being in favor of "Leave," the government will quickly need to refocus on immigration policy, because engineering talent could dry up.
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The rest came up with various responses, including a refocus on development of the domestic economy, building other export markets, while 8 (or 16 percent) said they had no idea what the government should do.
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With help from the smooth tones of your guide, let the slow, undulating movements of these Pacific sea nettles slow the pace of your breathing and refocus your attention away from the pace of reality.
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His prescription called for Ford to refocus investments on growing markets like China and highly profitable vehicles like trucks and S.U.V.s, while cutting back on initiatives in less promising areas like Europe and passenger cars.
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In this project, Mr. Kurkdjian may have found the perfect medium for representing the ephemeral: phantoms, memories, scents, a play's emotional residue, things that slowly dissipate as we refocus our eyes on the real world.
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Why it matters, via Axios' Dan Primack: Expectations were that the markets would be focused primarily on Fed Chair Jerome Powell's speech in Jackson Hole this morning, but this news will refocus investors on trade.
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In March it announced it was in talks on the sale of its stake in Barclays Bank of Zimbabwe as part of a broader exit from Africa to refocus on the United States and Britain.
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Heading into Tuesday night's debate, the pair had sought to refocus the conversation on their core messaging, but a moment caught on camera following the end of the debate suggested tension between the progressive colleagues.
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His prescription called for Ford to refocus investments on growing markets like China and highly profitable vehicles like trucks and S.U.V.s, while cutting back on initiatives in less promising areas like Europe and passenger cars.
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Mr. McAuliffe, who declined to discuss the White House meeting, said he had been in touch with Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Schumer since the elections to refocus the party's attention on races in the states.
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"DOL should release its analysis immediately or, better yet, withdraw its proposal and refocus on its mission of serving working people, not big business," Heidi Shierholz, the EPI's senior economist and director of policy, said.
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The decision is part of WeWork&aposs broader attempts to refocus on its core business after the company&aposs failed attempt at an initial public offering earlier this year, a representative said in a statement.
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Mid-Atlantic retail REIT Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust has been in recovery mode after its management sold off 40 percent of its portfolio to refocus the company and reinvest in its top-performing assets.
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"Since using Alchemy, our team has been able to refocus its time on building new product features for Augur that we wouldn't have been able to otherwise," Augur's director of operations Tom Kysar tells me.
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The company announced last week it is selling its international and fresh food businesses, as the 149-year-old condensed-soup maker struggles to regain its financial footing and refocus on its signature packaged foods.
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The 22-year-old – who set a short program record score of 112.72 points last month — told reporters that "just little things" had gone wrong and that he was eager to refocus for Saturday's free program.
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In a world of many ride-hail applications — where one just got a barrel of cash to, among other things, refocus its efforts on winning in the U.S. — finding ways to differentiate your service is key.
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You could watch endless cat videos on YouTube or play an addicting game on your smartphone, but if you're looking for a productive way to unwind or refocus, Mini Materials' Cinder Blocks may do the trick.
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While it's possible that some positions are being shifted around to refocus the company on "local" social networking, declining download metrics tell the story of a company struggling to find its identity and retain user interest.
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In Asia, sentiment remained weak following a South China Morning Post report that Beijing could refocus on structural reforms instead of offering stimulus measures after it claimed better-than-expected economic growth in the first quarter.
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"Mrs May tries to refocus the election on Brexit with some disturbing imagery Friendly fire"I don't think you should allow a pretext for people who blow up innocent children…They are not entitled to excuses.
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Often, couples who feel their marriage is on shaky ground utilize postnuptial agreements because they can help remove some of the difficult conversations about finances so that the couple can refocus their energy on their relationship.
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Hunter said Dublin, Frankfurt and Amsterdam might appeal to companies looking to refocus operations in major cities in EU countries with well-educated, English-speaking workforces and attractive tax arrangements for both corporate entities and individuals.
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He would catch up on emails, code for about two to three hours or attend team meetings, and then break for lunch and a little time in one of the game rooms to relax and refocus.
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The company's plan is to refocus users' feeds around posts from friends and family members, not posts from brands, businesses, and publishers, even if it comes at the expense of people spending less time on Facebook.
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But the overall market remains too small for large teams to profitably develop for it, so it's not surprising to see a VR-heavy studio refocus — and, in this case, make big cuts along the way.
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Tasha: I agree that the lens needs to refocus down to the individual hero level for these stories to continue, and examining the hero of a completely isolated country is a particularly smart way to start.
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Trump later walked back some of his comments The economic numbers give Republicans a chance to refocus attention away from the Russia investigation and back onto claims that they are delivering on bread-and-butter issues.
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Shares in Deutsche Bank closed at an all-time low on Thursday as past misadventures in high-risk investment banking haunted new Chief Executive Christian Sewing's attempt to refocus on its more staid corporate banking roots.
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Hall said he sees the potential for three upcoming iPhones, at least some of which would feature wireless charging, glass fronts and backs, and a feature that allowed users to refocus photos after they were taken.
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"The DoD IG made a number of recommendations to refocus the department's efforts on identifying, investigating and reporting the misuse or abuse of government travel cards," the lawmakers wrote to Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Wednesday.
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Microsoft's mismanagement of Rare through the '00s has been well documented, but in recent years, the publisher has made an effort to refocus its efforts on the games people loved around the time of the acquisition.
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In 2016, Renesas beat rival suitor Maxim in a deal to buy U.S. chipmaker Intersil Corp for $3.2 billion, an all-cash deal that bolstered the Japanese group's efforts to refocus the company around automotive chips.
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Just over a year after Skype introduced a colorful, Snapchat-inspired makeover which included its own version of "stories," the company says it's now going to refocus on simplicity – and it's ditching stories along the way.
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Basically, the way that we see changes in real life when we move and refocus our eyes from far to near doesn't happen properly (if at all) in VR, and that can produce pain and nausea.
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Recognize your thought pattern during conversations, and if you find yourself wondering about a missed call or guessing how many people liked your most recent Instagram post, refocus your concentration on your friend, spouse, or kid.
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"What Ryan needs to do is refocus folks on the rationale for having tax reform, not just the political rationale, but the economic rationale," said Jeff Kupfer, a former economic adviser to President George W. Bush.
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How many times have we heard of the Olympic gymnast, swimmer or runner, who was crushed by an opponent, only to rededicate and refocus so they could come back four years later and win the gold?
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The Senate proposal would give state policymakers new flexibility to reduce premiums for Alaskan families and refocus the Medicaid program on the truly needy, making seniors, children, and individuals with disabilities a top priority once again.
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As Politico's Glenn Thrush reports, Obama wants to create what he calls "a 16-year era of progressive rule" and refocus American politics as the "Reagan of the left," as one of his advisers put it.
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Though the agreement was marketed in part as a way to embolden moderate voices within Tehran, the story suggests that it was part of a broader effort to refocus American foreign policy in the Middle East.
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The loss-making bank said after an abrupt management reshuffle last month that it aimed to scale back its global investment bank and refocus on Europe and its home market after three consecutive years of losses.
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The tag line, "There's more in the making" appears to be a nod to both the "one more thing" aspect of this late-in-the-season event, along with the company's newfound refocus on creative professionals.
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"This reduction enables us to refocus our strategy, rebuild in line with our new company values, and grow in a controlled way that will be strategic for our business and beneficial for our customers," Sacks wrote.
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Since new Chief Executive Bill Winters joined last June to lead the bank's transformation he has axed over 13,000 jobs, raised $5.1 billion in fresh capital, and sold bad loans to shrink and refocus the lender.
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Meanwhile, Medium, DoubleDutch, AdRoll and Github are among a growing number of San Francisco-based companies that have downsized recently as they either rethink their strategies or refocus on core strengths while simultaneously reducing their overhead.
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"We should meanwhile pause with executing current plans at hand for 2030...and refocus all resources into new preparations in line with changed network requirements," TenneT said, minutes from a press briefing held in Berlin showed.
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Mr. Trump's team sees the convergence of factors that make the moment ripe, including an increased willingness by Arab states to finally solve the issue to refocus attention on Iran, which they consider the bigger threat.
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Several politicians who are also mothers said that becoming a single parent may refocus some of Ms. Bowser's policy efforts, whether that be improving Washington's public schools or creating additional programs to engage youths after school.
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It was the threat of cross border transmission that led the WHO to declare the outbreak a "Public Health Emergency of International Concern" last month as responders looked to refocus their efforts in combating the spread.
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The failure left the firm perilously underfunded, and it was close to shutting down when Acronym stepped in with an infusion of cash, and a plan to refocus Groundbase specifically on developing mobile technology for campaigns.
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But she also has a remarkable ability to refocus, and once a rally is lost, she will typically turn on her heel and briskly march to wherever she needs to be to play the next point.
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And special counsel investigations can begin with one issue and refocus on another, as was the case with the Whitewater investigation that ended up with Mr. Clinton's impeachment after disclosures of his affair with Monica Lewinsky.
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You can find ways to stay motivated by following a few key habits: Make time for personal reflection, refocus your efforts when you fall off track, and always circle back to what's most important to you.
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The renewed push comes as Mr. Trump, lacking major legislative victories and burdened by bitter White House infighting, is eager to refocus on anti-immigrant policies that powered his presidential campaign and thrilled his core supporters.
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Sewing, who has been with Deutsche for almost three decades, announced in late April that the bank would pare back the U.S. and Asia operations of its sprawling investment bank and refocus on Germany and Europe.
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Rather than compete with Amazon or Google in the consumer market, Microsoft recently killed off the standalone Cortana app for iOS and Android, and instead introduced new capabilities to refocus the tool on the enterprise market.
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"Following EPA's controversial and expansive interpretation of its authorities during the past administration, it is past time for EPA to refocus on pursuing its important public health and environmental missions as Congress originally intended," he said.
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Starr praised the indictment as a way to refocus most Americans on the fact that Russians have pitted them against each other, and noted there's no mention of collusion with the Trump campaign in the charges.
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Director Ava DuVernay, meanwhlie, attempted to refocus the public's attention, tweeting a series of articles about the hurricane destruction in Florida, the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and the accusations of minority voter suppression in Georgia.
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Welch's testimony came as prosecutors sought to refocus the courtroom's attention on Manafort's alleged financial crimes after his defense attorneys spent hours trying to undermine the credibility of their star witness, former Manafort business partner Rick Gates.
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The attack would "refocus IT attention on updating security infrastructure and procedures" and benefit providers in email, network, and endpoint security, analysts at Wedbush wrote in a research report, highlighting Proofpoint and Splunk as stocks to watch.
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Action planet Mars enters Sagittarius on January 26, boosting your energy at work (and helping you find more work, if you need it) and inspiring you to cut off a bad habit or refocus on your health.
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This past June, President Obama signed an act meant to update the old law so that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) could refocus its energy on mitigating the dangers that existing chemical substances present to human health.
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Now that they've copied Snapchat's Stories broadcasting to a wider audience, Snap must refocus on best friends if it wants to stay unique and turn its smaller size and graph into an asset instead of a liability.
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The cuts highlight a decision by the bank to refocus on upper-end Asian clients with $10 million in investable surplus, known as ultra-high networth individuals, up from a $5-million threshold earlier, the source said.
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After Jobs returned and cleaned house, dumping printers and all the other stuff the company wasn't very good at making, Apple was able to refocus on its core products, and the rest, as they say, is history.
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The ability to refocus photos wasn't enough to make Lytro cameras successful He notes that continuing work on third- and even fourth-generation products would've quickly eaten up half of the $50 million that Lytro recently raised.
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To survive, the Trump White House is going to have to get game — show they can govern, appoint the rest of the government, let their legal team deal with the special counsel, and refocus on their agenda.
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"We think European investors will quickly refocus on the remainder of earnings season, economic data and the outcome of Brexit and Italian budget negotiations," said Pierre Bose, head of European Strategy, International Wealth Management at Credit Suisse.
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The solution to midsize newspapers' woes seems obvious: The papers need to refocus on areas where they have a comparative advantage — especially local news — and they need to use the internet to become leaner and more efficient.
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Tim Ryan, an Ohio Democrat, launched an effort to unseat Pelosi shortly after the election in November, though he was unsuccessful, citing the need for Democrats to refocus their messaging and improve outreach to rust-belt voters.
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As the Democratic Party continues to play identity politics against a Republican Party which, despite the economic good news, is clearly out of touch, it is important to refocus on another huge opportunity that has come up.
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The top civilian at the U.S. Army, Secretary Mark Esper, said the Army will reduce, eliminate or delay nearly 200 weapons programs and refocus the funds on investing in capabilities to beat emergent Russian and Chinese militaries.
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The move by newly installed CEO Frank Calabria sets up Australia's biggest initial public offering since 2014 and underscores the desire of the country's energy companies to refocus on their more stable retail gas and power businesses.
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The order "will refocus America's space program on human exploration and discovery," and "marks an important step in returning American astronauts to the moon ... for long-term exploration and use," Trump said prior to signing the document.
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But that strategy blew up because Judge Orrick opted to take President Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions at their word, despite the Justice Department's attempt to refocus the judge on the literal language of the order.
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At this moment in the long war, an inflection point in which there is a growing narrative and belief that ISIS is on the run, we must refocus CT policy towards the top of the innovation stack.
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So this postponement allowed us to refocus the marketing and make it clear that Bob Lee was set up for an assassination that he was not a part of, and is in pursuit of the actual shooter.
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The company has been making major changes in the last few months, ramping up its digital ordering, slowing down its expansion plans and slimming down its menu to refocus its efforts on being a beverage-led brand.
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But before we continue riffing on possibilities for Saturday's final, it is perhaps best to refocus on Tuesday, when Williams has to face Giorgi, who might be unseeded but is hardly unknown to the world's leading women.
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Purdue, who is urging his GOP colleagues to refocus their attention on fiscal issues, surely seems to be a voice crying out in the wilderness in Washington — even amongst the formal fiscal purists in his own party.
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The investment also comes months after Uber sold its China operations to Didi — a move many of its international competitors took to mean Uber might refocus its efforts and its newfound resources on its other important regions.
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"Investors can basically refocus their mental energy away from the macro and back to the micro, where earnings are really good and valuations are really reasonable," said Julian Emanuel, chief equity strategist at the institutional brokerage BTIG.
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He says he would investigate abuses at ICE and CBP as well as refocus the agencies' enforcement priorities, targeting only immigrants who threaten public safety while avoiding raids on "sensitive locations" like schools and places of worship.
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These new leaders can stand up to the establishment, clean house when it comes to corruption and refocus the government's attention where it belongs: on the well-being of the American people -- all of the American people.
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But considering our current political climate, in which outrage occludes so much else, it's also important to refocus the discussion back on Kessler for an entirely different reason: what his fascism portends for the rest of us.
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Hopefully, it will not take the deaths of millions of people to refocus the investment community, not only because of the obvious humanitarian considerations but also because solving the problem is one hell of a business opportunity.
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For the next several months, House Democrats plan to refocus on the negative impact of the GOP's tax plan and ideas proposed in Trump's just-released budget, according to one lawmaker with knowledge of the messaging strategy.
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In mid-October, Soleimani secretly met with Shiite militia leaders to coordinate attacks against the US in hopes of triggering a US reprisal that would refocus public anger from Iran to the US, Reuters reported on Friday.
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What really happened: The New Year, of course, offers a perfect time for everyone to stop and reflect, to truly take stock of what's important in life and pledge to refocus their efforts in the year ahead.
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This reflects Howe's own method of creation, cutting away at narrative coherence so that we refocus our attention on language, recreating the poet's commentary to bring the past as something new and meaningful within our own worlds.
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But it's Mother's Day, so I prefer just to refocus today on what I want, what I'd like to lean toward: a society in which we take excellent care of ourselves, our children, each other and the planet.
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In a regulatory filing, Vale said the sale concludes the divestiture of its fleet of 19 very large ore carriers, known as VLOCs, as part of an effort to strengthen its balance sheet and refocus on core assets.
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The Atlanta Braves open the final homestand at Turner Field on Tuesday against the Philadelphia Phillies, looking to refocus on baseball after Sunday's series finale at Miami was canceled following the stunning death of Marlins' star Jose Fernandez.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - Since taking the helm of the U.S. top commodities and derivatives regulator, Christopher Giancarlo has made his ambitions clear to refocus and reinterpret the mission of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
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CEZ shares rose 1.7623%, bucking a 1.7613% decline in Prague stocks, after CEO Daniel Benes detailed a strategy shift that could see it sell most of its foreign assets as part of a refocus on its home market.
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BAE Systems said it would shed nearly 2,000 jobs in Britain, or about 153% of its workforce in the country, in a restructuring that will refocus the global defence company around three manufacturing divisions: land, sea and air.
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Its mobile bet didn't play out and it's started to refocus its resources to other parts of the business, and while all these bets still seem to be in their early stages, the arrow seems to point upwards.
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The cuts highlight a decision by the bank to refocus on upper-end Asian clients with $10 million in investable surplus, known as ultra-high net worth individuals, up from a $5-million threshold earlier, the source said.
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"With our new supply chain partner in place, we can refocus on day-to-day operations, including improving availability and rebuilding trade in those stores most affected by the disruption," Chief Executive Officer Jonathan Miller said on Tuesday.
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Despite the fact that Lytro cameras possessed a stunning trick (the ability to refocus images after the fact), other obstacles like large file sizes, lower resolution, and their expensive cost made keeping up with those "established" companies impossible.
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"Perhaps the exchange should refocus on its local operations and put on hold any bids for expensive foreign bourses," said Mano Sabnani, former DBS Bank managing director and former CEO and editor in chief of local newspaper Today.
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Another benefit of ranked choice voting: by making the "spoiler effect" obsolete, it would end bitter fighting among progressives who disagree on political strategy, and allow everyone to refocus their energy on advancing the causes we care about.
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