Without proper attention, Sears lost relevancy and its customers' loyalty.
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That lack of relevancy can doom a language to history.
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Search is based on relevancy and for the most part, accuracy.
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Facebook already ranks comments by relevancy based on Likes and replies.
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I'd like to see the president's lawyers make the relevancy argument.
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Relevancy: This is very much dependent on a case by case basis.
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Yet again lamely chasing relevancy - very poorly, with our money, without Congress.
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The shakeup comes as the firm fights for relevancy in the states.
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It's given a new relevancy to the 52-year-old media veteran.
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"I would be okay him making a decision on relevancy," Udall said.
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They have a healthy perspective on the team's long trudge back toward relevancy.
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And we wouldn't be surprised if this move increases Ellison's relevancy with Perez.
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If this will actually increase relevancy in older game modification is anyone's guess.
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The tweets are pulled from any user based on relevancy of the content.
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The National Park Service recently created an Office of Relevancy, Diversity, and Inclusion.
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Once again lamely chasing relevancy, very poorly, with our money, and without Congress.
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Time after time lamely chasing relevancy - very poorly, with our money, without Congress.
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This return to relevancy has been a long time coming for the group.
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As Melville turns 200, I think about "Moby-Dick" and its relevancy today.
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It did strive for some social relevancy, though, with its portrait of alcoholism.
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"American Gods" brings Neil Gaiman's acclaimed novel to television and finds unexpected relevancy.
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The group has retained enough relevancy that some politicians even pander to them.
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That relevancy is something the Raptors haven't had prior, and thinking longer-term, it's a relevancy that will matter the first time the team's cap sheet and competitive window line up to be a true free agent player under Ujiri.
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Set at night in a darkened alley, Hart denies the relevancy of reporters' questions.
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The company has apparently struck relevancy online by playing into a self-pitying narrative.
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Strawberry basil creates relevancy because it's a unique flavor that has a culinary flair.
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If O'Malley supporters are largely concentrated, that could limit their relevancy to a fewprecincts.
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But for the first time, they face a new challenge: a fight for relevancy.
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We must be diligent about evaluating sources of information for bias, accuracy and relevancy.
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Ujiri also mentioned the weight of greater expectations, expectations that only come with relevancy.
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These things all create this relevancy where vegetables have never been celebrated in that way.
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This information may be used to improve the relevancy of results provided by our services.
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As the power dynamic shifts, apps may continue to face new realities about their relevancy.
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Being bored may be that big of a threat to one's own sense of relevancy.
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Feloni: How do you think of relevancy and then how do you think of success?
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But these fledgling companies aren't the only ones at risk of losing relevancy with shoppers.
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The retailer continues to lose relevancy and leaves investors wondering if it has a future.
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In the past 10 years, the body-con trend has ebbed and flowed in relevancy.
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"For somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh," she posted.
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"Facebook is losing an extensive amount of relevancy, " Left said in a phone interview Monday morning.
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"for somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh," she wrote.
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Video games no longer need other mediums to leech for relevancy or authority or artistic integrity.
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But it's still over emphasized in its relevancy to stock market fluctuations or even business prosperity.
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"For somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh," she said.
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In her seeming absence of relevancy in both worlds, Kevin presents to her an end game.
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"Our app is meant to be low frequency, high relevancy," said Che'von Lewis, a Ring spokeswoman.
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"Crime trends change and you have to change with them to maintain your relevancy," Harris said.
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"For somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh," Grande tweeted.
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"for someone who claims to hate relevancy you sure love clinging to it huh," she wrote.
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What is the cultural relevancy and legacy of the early large-scale marijuana smugglers like yourself?
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The company is effectively flipping a switch, adding the relevancy elements to its existing ad inventory.
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There is no viable path to political relevancy for Republicans without support from the Latino community.
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The story from Dagens Næringsliv shows even more signs of a company that is struggling for relevancy.
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Twitter is gradually rolling out its new timeline, which sorts tweets based on relevancy rather than chronology.
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And so far his cultural relevancy has already earned him meetings with Oprah and the White House.
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In search, the freshest tweets don't necessarily contain the most useful information, but relevancy isn't simple either.
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"Brands are looking at Gucci as a great example on how to quickly create relevancy," she adds.
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Back then, the Nissan Leaf and the Volt battled for relevancy amid criticisms of their very existence.
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It has outlived the Cold War and shown contemporary relevancy in peace keeping and combat operations alike.
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When it comes to placing old work experience on your resume, Aikman says to focus on relevancy.
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"It was driven around relevancy and pop culture and it kind of elevated the brand, " he said.
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Now the relevancy of the entire 300 mile long, 700 foot tall Wall is called into question.
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The messy thing about relevancy is that sometimes it means not enough has changed for the better.
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But the way it's increasingly done is: AI optimized for relevancy, AI optimized for time on site.
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"To see the evangelical community be so desperate for relevancy, that really breaks my heart," he said.
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"We figured now would be an opportune time to capitalize on the relevancy of spinning," Parker said.
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It's a bold move for reclaiming relevancy in a world where traditional cameras have been cannibalized by smartphones.
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Just because Apple won the war in 2017 doesn't mean that other companies are totally eliminated from relevancy.
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There is legitimate power wielded by Indigenous and Xicano leaders that helps empower discourses toward relevancy and honesty.
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The climb back to relevancy is extremely steep given and LG is facing a lot of tough competition.
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It's only natural they'd dip their toes into the latest gaming market as a stab at enduring relevancy.
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The Gap brand has struggled to regain relevancy with American shoppers, who tired of the label's uniform look.
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The NSA itself would lose not only prestige but also relevancy, and presumably try to torpedo the move.
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Dan: And just very quickly what do you think is the key risk to your relevancy moving forward.
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The number of times he referred to his business interests irrespective of context or relevancy was truly bizarre.
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Is National Review sacrificing its values in a desperate bid for relevancy under a president it vehemently opposed?
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This year looks like a last push by the old guard of indie rock to find its relevancy.
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Under President George W. Bush, Republicans did a tremendous job of speaking to Latinos with relevancy and respect.
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And perhaps, as people get comfortable with the relevancy-optimized timeline, they'll become more charitable with their follows too.
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Other signs of a falsified following include comment relevancy and growth trajectory: Irrelevant comments may be from a robot.
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They marked the end of Chappelle as a myth, and the beginning of his attempt to regain contemporary relevancy.
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In a statement, Ross pointed to the book's relevancy and the role that technology plays in our everyday interactions.
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Marketplace was built-mobile first on top of photos, and is relevancy-sorted to make browsing efficient and gratifying.
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Made by one of the oldest car makers in history, this particular model was a last gasp for relevancy.
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That's why the company is looking to electrify both its cars and community in its bid back to relevancy.
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" Twitter also requests that users provide supporting URLs that demonstrate "the account holder's newsworthiness or relevancy in their field.
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As a matter of strategy, Democrats must figure out a way to sustain the relevancy of impeachment in 2020.
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As both a professional arts writer and someone passionate about biodiversity, finding a relevancy between the two is difficult.
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However, it also reaffirmed the power and relevancy that the written word still has in this day and age.
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With all the store closures and changing traffic patterns, mall operators have had to react or risk losing relevancy.
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"For somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh," she wrote, without mentioning Davidson.
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That leads me to think about the words of the Bible and their relevancy in this post 2016 election world.
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We really wanted to make it fun and cool, and that's been part of our brand, is this cultural relevancy.
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Similarly, Tesla could sustain itself on its current trajectory, but Tesla can achieve long-term relevancy with such an endeavor.
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Lack of investment has left its stores largely neglected, and, as result, the retailer has lost its relevancy with customers.
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Participating in a book that can only be described as trashy tabloid fiction exposes their sad desperate attempts at relevancy.
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"I was getting asked a lot of personal questions that really had no relevancy to my job description," says Steenhoek.
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A group of Founding Mothers who fiercely debate the Constitution, bringing it up to relevancy in the the present-day?
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While Spotify says it considers 'relevancy and personality of the hosts' in picking podcasts, length is an issue to consider.
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SMU was playing for their only chance at national relevancy this season—that is, they were playing to stay perfect.
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Some never recover their relevancy, and it can take them months or even years to adjust to their diminished statuses.
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Beyond relevancy, there is one more advantage that shouldn't be overlooked when buying specific audiences: breaking out from the clutter.
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Trump unquestionably does big numbers for NBC, and the president-elect's feud with SNL has given the show new relevancy.
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Relevancy equals value, so we want to make sure our attendees are within the right target market for our exhibitors.
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However, the reported CES teaser — if true — promises to inject a much needed bit of relevancy into the Las Vegas happenings.
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As the royal family's relevancy has shifted from executive power to figureheads, why does the general public still care about them?
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Their relevancy, category or vertical, or proximity to consumers creates disproportionate organic value to Pinners and also creates disproportionate commercial value.
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But here are the four main factors that decide a story's personalized relevancy score, and therefore its visibility to that user.
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Agility At least once a month a new platform pushes its way into relevancy, or a major platform adjusts its algorithm.
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Page has something that Ortiz, Jackson, Fedor and 'The Axe Murderer' don't have at the moment, relevancy in the modern game.
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It is unpolished, dry and no doubt designed to display relevancy in the wake of the deadly Sri Lanka Easter attacks.
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For customers, it's a necessary way to sort through the clutter and improve the efficiency and relevancy of their online experience.
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It's arguable that no superstar rapper that made their mark in the 90s has maintained their relevancy better than Snoop Dogg.
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"You can see the engagement levels on Twitter and the relevancy it's playing in our society can't be denied," he said.
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From Lawfare: Reporters only get to print a fraction of what they are told, given constraints of space, time and relevancy.
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A device that punted vinyl out of cultural relevancy (back then, at least) by selling 200 million units over its lifetime?
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Gender equality, racism, poverty, immigrants' rights, political engagement, it's all there, vying with those anachronistic castles and whimsical foliage for relevancy.
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The new feature will show tweets that are sorted based on relevancy, rather than only chronology, at the top of your timeline.
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Lately both pageant systems have been looking to evolve in order to maintain relevancy (a buzzword during the Miss America 2019 telecast).
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" The company says the change is meant to improve relevancy and that it "doesn't mean you will necessarily see more friend content.
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Linda Perry argues relevancy as the reason why Madonna was selected as the artist to honor Prince at the Billboard Music Awards.
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Many are in a battle for continued relevancy with several rising voices who are much younger and equally talented, but less established.
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After several decades of being famous, she's managed to maintain relevancy (and her cool factor) in both the music and fashion industries.
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You'd almost forgotten about Taylor Swift's vintage 2014 album, 1989, until Ryan Adams took his guitar and dragged it back into relevancy.
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The longer he leaves his return, the harder it will be for him to cling on to whatever relevancy he has left.
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Avatar's retreat from cultural relevancy is almost entirely due to how few of its charms can be captured on a TV screen.
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Buttigieg's answer about his relationship to the First Amendment was both unclear in its relevancy and out of sync with the debate.
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Now, however, it's Twitter's new algorithm — which orders tweets according to relevancy, as well as chronology — that users are trying to trick.
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The trade for Gray is the latest off-season move by the Reds as they attempt to shift from rebuilding to relevancy.
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In Week 9 of this season, the Packers and Lions will be fighting for relevancy in their Monday night clash at Lambeau Field.
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Instagram switched from a reverse chronological feed to a relevancy-sorted feed in June 2016, leading to lots of grumbling from hardcore users.
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The issues related to teachers adopting new tech often has just about as much to do with accessibility as it does with relevancy.
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Upvotes are the equivalent of Facebook's likes, and in conjunction with downvotes, are used to determine the relevancy of a post or comment.
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But I think the relevancy already existed, it's just come out in a way that's so much obvious [due to the political climate].
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It assigns each story a personalized relevancy score that's different for each person that sees it, and puts the most relevant stories first.
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They understand it's the relevancy of the band that will be better for their company and do better business with Spotify and touring.
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But this year, the field of artists highlighted actually feels like an attempt at diversity and relevancy—at least compared to previous nominations.
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Baby's first steps toward relevancy do not always lead to being a true contender, even if a team has come a long way.
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And the longer he leaves his return, the harder it will become for him to cling on to whatever relevancy he has left.
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When Google's algorithm chooses which top news stories to display, it takes into account freshness, relevancy and authoritativeness, according to The Associated Press.
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The far richer Bloomberg's more recent reversal of his decision not to run for the Oval Office has given relevancy to Randolph's biography.
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Twitter's interest graph differs from fully relevancy sorted feeds on networks filled with friends where you might be more inclined to read every post.
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Unlike Mr. Tillerson, who was brusquely fired, Mr. Pompeo is close to Mr. Trump, and initially restored a sense of relevancy to the department.
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Why do famous people, whose images are central to their relevancy and livelihoods, keep letting themselves get played for their old bad internet behavior?
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"I'm sorry that I'm going to write about you and tell your story and talk about your historical relevancy and your value," he explained.
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In its 42nd season, "Saturday Night Live" rode an orange wig and a blue pantsuit to its biggest ratings and cultural relevancy in years.
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Beyoncé posed in front of the costumes she wore when she viciously hunted and killed all other pop culture's relevancy in the Lemonade visual album.
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But like everything these days, its tweets have assumed a different relevancy on a stream that has grown into a tidal wave of bad news.
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Even Hawkeye finds a glittering hope at relevancy, though an opening scene that hints he's teaching his daughter to become the next great sharp shooter.
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This, in turn, could better personalize the feed and increase its relevancy, when before it seemed to be more of an echo of past searches.
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Pretty much, I want to squeeze every bit of relevancy from him and then move on to my bigger goal, which is to go pro.
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Although the meat of Apple's accessibility news from WWDC has been covered, there still are other items announced that have relevancy to accessibility as well.
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The most popular musicians in the world are playing their public lives off the credulousness of the listening public to reach new heights of relevancy.
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That's the other thing about cultural relevancy — if you rely on it too much at the expense of deep characterization, you'll barely scratch the surface.
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But like any trial judge, you keep the witnesses to the relevancy," he said, adding that "every procedure, every fairness has been given to them.
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Ian Burman says, to ask Ray about business travel tips for working out, device tracker, algorithm, assumptions, and relevancy under-the-radar fit-tech startups.
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Now, dabbing is of course nothing new in current times and it has appeared in a multitude of videos and desperate attempts at relevancy by newscasters.
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The app is testing a new algorithmic feed, which will orders posts by relevancy, rather than strictly chronologically — a move that has particularly upset many businesses.
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Facebook Marketplace lets you browse a relevancy-sorted feed of things to buy from people who live nearby, and quickly list your own stuff for sale.
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Resident Evil 7 unexpectedly catapulted the series back into cultural relevancy this year, boldly reinventing its survival horror tropes and throwing away many of its conventions.
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Facebook's ability to not only translate but understand the content of text and images could lead to big advances in the relevancy of the News Feed.
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If it's four years from now instead of three, having the best player alive on your team until then virtually guarantees success, relevancy, and unparalleled attention.
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Tesla is not currently in the business of automating humans out of relevancy (long term, Elon Musk has suggested the company might become an Uber competitor).
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Detailed algorithm guides say "relevancy" is determined by many factors, including how often you've interacted with a person, and how much engagement a post is getting.
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Facebook's multi-app structure creates economies of scale in data that allow it to share ad targeting and sales teams, backend engineering, and relevancy-sorting algorithms.
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Naturally, this redirected the industry's attention away from the regularly scheduled east coast happenings — a blow to the gut of NYFW and its already dwindling relevancy.
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But now professional cycling is fighting to maintain relevancy in a packed sports market — thanks, at least partly, to Armstrong and his era of doping cheats.
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That was until he lost to an unheralded Darroll Wilson in his 26th bout, and moved in and out of heavyweight relevancy from that point on.
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And I think that CNN, the thing that I'm really happy with about CNN is there's a thing called news, there's also a thing called relevancy.
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Snapchat is trying to figure out if Stories from friends and professional creators should be separate, and if they should be sorted by relevancy or reverse chronologically.
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" And a few brave people piped up to offer feedback on Instagram's recent shift to ordering posts by relevancy rather than recency: "BRING BACK THE CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER!
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Amazon's chief financial officer Brian Olsavsky declined to elaborate on ad loads or inventory, but said the company is working to drive relevancy and serving useful ads.
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This has made Twitter the default home for this content, but that position has weakened since Twitter implemented its own relevancy algorithm that brings up old tweets.
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So, James Cameron may have been sincere when took the stage at this event to allay concerns about threats to the relevancy of the traditional movie theater.
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It's not that Pacquiao isn't qualified (he would most likely beat McGregor in a pure boxing match), but it's that Pacquiao is losing relevancy in his sport.
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But those two steps are a somewhat simplistic, and fail to truly capture how America's Fav Twins have managed to maintain cultural relevancy for their entire lives.
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Hilton maintained relevancy through a new career as one of the world's most highly paid EDM DJs before gaining popularity again by turning into a meme queen.
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On the one hand, the relevancy-optimized Instagram feed will make sure you don't miss great content even if you don't neurotically check it all the time.
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And with that additional relevancy, especially as advertisers are able to more quickly push users closer to the point that they buy something, may come more advertisers.
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This is your son graduating from college, it's your daughter landing her first job … it's the moment when you hope that your advice has relevancy beyond baseball.
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The debate over his incendiary humor has played out before, but the topical relevancy of Chappelle's latest Netflix special makes it especially tricky — perhaps more than usual.
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Although the film was groundbreaking at the time of its release, Paris Is Burning earned a spot on this list due to its continued legacy and relevancy.
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And, this strike is significant because of the relevancy of Art Basel Miami Beach and the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP 25 occurring in December 2019.
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With awards given out by a voting body of around 90 people, it&aposs easy to take shots when it comes to its relevancy during award season.
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Warren and Sanders were at the center of that stage, and the other candidates took them on as they tried to make a case for their relevancy.
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VR never quite caught on among consumers, but it showed marketers that the NYT was willing to take risks in efforts that drive innovation and relevancy, per Tomich.
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Just as Facebook and Twitter took FriendFeed and refined it with relevancy sorting, character constraints, and all manners of embedded media, the Stories format is still being perfected.
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Systrom wouldn't say exactly how he'll measure quality, but the change will roughly be like when the company re-sorted the main feed based on relevancy, not chronology.
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When you start getting upside down, and it becomes about maintaining lifestyles and relevancy, that's when you start making bad records and doing things for the wrong reasons.
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It made the booths at Nangang that relied on models look backwards in comparison, the old vanguard of tech trying to hold onto relevancy with hired sex appeal.
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The cynical among us might argue that as he slides inexorably out of cultural relevancy, Tony Hawk desperately needs to remind us that he's still here, still famous.
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And it seems like the network is struggling to recapture the thing that made it powerful in the first place: cultural relevancy with a young, ever-rotating audience.
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A film like this is such a gross mischaracterization of the D9 orgs, and it only perpetuates lies that continue to jeopardize our rich history and relevancy today.
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It would be prudent for al Qaeda to pursue both options simultaneously, if for no other reason than to demonstrate relevancy and stop its steep descent since 2005.
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" He added that "We are convinced that ultimately the most important feature of a job-search platform is the ability to provide the highest relevancy of search results.
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Fortunately, on April 25 1997, just at the tail end of their relevancy, they were given a fitting homage in the form of Romy & Michele's High School Reunion.
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Google, for a long time, was the dominant way that people thought about packaged news, and could you bump up your relevancy so you were higher in results.
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A month after Twitter launched its new timeline, which sorts tweets in your feed according to relevancy instead of chronology, the company has quietly turned it on by default.
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Given Grande's recent tweet that maaaaay be about Davidson ("for somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh") I think she's in that camp.
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In addition, Amazon considers other metrics, like the fan engagement on posts across a variety of social media platforms, quality of content, and the level of relevancy for Amazon.
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Google has a lot of work ahead of it now as it fights to gain relevancy in a health tech conversation completely dominated by the Apple Watch and Fitbit.
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Maybe then would a joke about the absurdity of clicking "don't like" when confronted with a video of a terrorist "cutting peoples' heads off on YouTube" gradually lose relevancy.
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The latest move to maintain relevancy and promote his newly re-announced fight with Gall, CM Punk conducted an interview with Colin Cowherd on his radio show The Herd.
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Relevancy-sorting also empowers auto-advance so all your friends' Stories play in a row, unlike Snapchat, which makes you clumsily create a manual playlist of which to watch.
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"During past elections, every time candidates were questioned about same-sex marriage, they said that it was a state decision and that it didn't have relevancy," Chávez Alor said.
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By promoting a fake news narrative that calls our democratic institutions into question, mainstream media, such as CNN, can establish a renewed level of relevancy to its fractured audience.
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"We are grateful for the talents, expertise and time Gretchen gave to move this organization to relevancy, diversity and inclusion for a new generation of young women," Hopper said.
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The relevancy of Morningstar ratings to clients and advisors seems to have declined significantly in recent years, according to Kevin J. Meehan, CFP, regional president at Wealth Enhancement Group.
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But Otis experiences a spike in relevancy when popular bad girl Maeve capitalizes on his untapped skills as a psychologist's son and turns him into the school's sex guru.
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The promising young faces of a franchise, playing 30+ minutes a night for 50-loss teams, and searching for relevancy with a starting spot in the Rising Stars Challenge.
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It's the same kind of stuff that gives this tragic villain-to-be origin story about a fanatical collector the relevancy it needs to confront modern-day "toxic" fandom.
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Fans have voted Earnhardt Jr. their favorite driver for 14 years running, and his popularity has buoyed Nascar as it struggles to preserve its relevancy as a major sport.
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And policy prediction can also be subjective, but I think positivity is more like a relevancy question in terms of, what is the thing that I find most interesting?
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On Thursday, Senator Kamala Harris told CNN, "We need to have all available evidence," but, when asked about the younger Biden, she noted that there are rules about relevancy.
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"It's still early and what we're focused on really at this point is relevancy, making sure that the ads are relevant to our customers, helpful to our customers," Olsavsky said.
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Changes to the algorithm have left the top dogs feeling pressure to create more content to protect their relevancy, yet many established creators are drastically losing views on their videos.
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Snapchat still clings to its reverse chronological feed despite the relevancy sorting Facebook offers in its News Feed and Stories making it easier to keep up with your close friends.
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Twitter's new timeline didn't just appear after it was announced on Wednesday the site would officially get a "Show Me Best Tweets First" design based on relevancy, rather than chronology.
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Troy has demanded a DNA test, and Juicy has continued to call Minnie a liar, accusing Minnie of using Troy in a failed attempt to increase her relevancy in Atlanta.
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What I think Snap needs is tabs for chronologically-sorted messages and relevancy-sorted Stories in the friends side of the app, and all professional content in the Discover section.
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"The challenge for any character, but especially for Mickey since he's so historic, is maintaining relevancy," said Marty Brochstein, a senior vice president at the International Licensing Industry Merchandisers' Association.
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There's an unwritten law of sartorial science suggesting that from just one minute an item spends on the backs of royalty comes instantaneous brand relevancy and a waitlist of thousands.
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Perhaps his work doesn't spark critical discussions about its conceptual relevancy because it has none, as he claimed, but there's plenty to be said about the function of maximalist art.
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There's plenty of talk about how seriously eSports should be taken, of the relevancy of eSports as a profession, to the point where the Olympic viability is a topic of debate.
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And it's also a very specific kind of damage control for a multimillion-dollar brand that must retain relevancy in a changing pop landscape where you ignore politics at your peril.
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H.S. This photo essay is both charming and surprising, highlighting some of the jobs that are fading from general relevancy and providing an interesting insight into the shape of the future.
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I liked it as a thing unto itself and the apparent randomness of it, but I liked how Cooper's arc intersected with it, suggesting possibilities for relevancy to the greater whole.
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Our excitement for you could not have been fiercer, with the promise of nostalgic IP, a fresh spin, and a beautiful aesthetic, plus the social relevancy of witch power in 2018.
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These applications were vetted, as Amazon considered factors like the size of the influencer's online following, fan engagement on their posts, quality of content, and relevancy for Amazon, among other things.
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That's as some 1,200 traditional shopping malls across the country — many anchored by struggling department store chains like J.C. Penney and Sears — are undergoing renovations to maintain relevancy, or shutting altogether.
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"Like all retailers, Amazon decides which products to market and promote in our stores based on a variety of factors, such as relevancy, availability, profitability and other factors," the spokesperson said.
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The big picture: Carbon capture technology, struggling for decades to gain political relevancy and commercial scale, is suddenly getting a lot more attention from people on both the left and right.
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Now Facebook's relevancy-sorted feed makes it easy to get sucked into the latest scandal, fragmenting our frustration, or numbing us to fire within through cute baby photos and inane gossip.
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"We think Coke continues to do a good job driving relevancy with consumers and leveraging innovation and mix to drive solid pricing growth," said Bonnie Herzog and analyst at Wells Fargo.
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DI NOVI In some ways, it feels like the world has not changed very much in terms of the relevancy of this story and how much we need to tell it.
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After nearly a year buried in the Democratic pack, the senator from Minnesota used a strong debate in New Hampshire to propel her to a third-place finish and newfound relevancy.
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But what should have been used as an instruction manual for how to bring the Grand Old Party back to relevancy and respectability has instead turned into a self-penned obituary.
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But as it struggled to keep pace with smartphones as the iPhone and Android rose to popularity, BlackBerry slowly faded out of relevancy when it came to the global smartphone market.
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Marketers will be held to a higher standard, both by clients demanding world-class performance and proof, as well as consumers who want relevancy, helpfulness and privacy from their brand relationships.
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"The View" has regained relevancy and viewers under the network news umbrella, but has done so making headlines with Trump bashing and feuding between its liberal hosts and the panel's lone conservative.
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"We'll keep a close eye on it, but the time has come to move forward because the organization itself is really in a survival mode and has very little, if any, relevancy."
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With consecutive eight-win seasons, including triumphs over Big Ten champion Penn State and national champion Clemson last season, Pittsburgh third-year coach Pat Narduzzi has returned the school to national relevancy.
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Despite backlash about confusing ordering, Instagram now says relevancy sorting has led to its 800 million-plus users seeing 90 percent of their friends' posts and spending more time on the app.
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Even in its core business of selling goods online, some have described it as eBay struggling for relevancy as consumer and sellers in categories like fashion have moved beyond its own efforts.
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But it's just one of the ways that this audacious series, debuting Sunday, April 30, possesses surprising relevancy for a 16-year-old story about deities that have been worshiped for millenniums.
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This was the type of directive he was given when he was hired: to increase the relevancy of Calvin Klein in the fashion world, which meant focusing efforts on his runway collection.
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Longevity in the spotlight actually depends on new "phases" and "transformations," leaving pop queens to constantly vie for power and relevancy via the rebirth of their art and image as they age.
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"We continue to believe that TWTR's position as the place to go for Live updates has value and relevancy in today's social landscape," analyst Brian Fitzgerald wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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This process takes days and even weeks with standard keyword search, so ROSS is augmenting keyword search with machine learning to simultaneously speed up the research process and improve relevancy of items found.
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To that, we should add ISIS's growing difficulties on the battlefields of the Middle East, which force them to find new ways to strike at the West and maintain their relevancy and popularity.
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Undifferentiated merchandise, heightened competition and waning consumer spending led to the department store's loss of relevancy, and it started to lose market share to Target (previously Dayton Hudson Corp), its former parent company.
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There's even a photograph of a KKK gathering in 0000 that we selected for the show long before the recent events in Charlottesville, Virginia, which suddenly thrust this image into relevancy in contemporary life.
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As with most things Dolce & Gabbana, you can debate whether its spring '17 show, which was loosely themed "Tropico Italiano," but more aptly themed "Everything Millennial," was prescient or just a grab for relevancy.
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Grinder and Tinder both made it big, but — especially in the latter case — it seems like only a matter of months before the MySpace curse sets in and relevancy is bullied out by mockery.
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And yet, in spite of all that, teens across America have spent the first few weeks of 2018 making videos about eating Tide Pods as part of that age-old quest for internet relevancy.
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In 1984, the book by George Orwell that's enjoying a resurgence in relevancy due to Trump's Doublespeak, also used game shows as a way to control the masses by keeping them complacent and distracted.
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In a miscalculated bid at relevancy, it also ditches Shakespeare's poetry and prose for a generic hero's journey, one that leans hard on Timothée Chalamet's droopy charisma as the dissolute prince turned warrior-king.
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In the past few seasons, New York Fashion Week has struggled with notions of identity and relevancy, and with the changes that need to be implemented to make it sustainable for the designers involved.
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My muscular body was my main qualification for my job as a gay waiter, an essential facet of my identity as aspiring actor, and the key to my sexual relevancy on the gay party scene.
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"This is the biggest change, I think, to the industry — meaning the cellular industry and the relevancy of its roadmap — that I've seen during the 25 years that I've worked at Qualcomm," he told Cramer.
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Nothing makes me feel like I've finally aged out of relevancy than the fact that Bhad Bhabie (nee Danielle Bregoli) has been nominated for Best Female Rapper, a new category at the Billboard Music Awards.
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While some might say that Greek yogurt is, you know, "clinging to relevancy" or overrated, the truth is that the tangy food has some serious staying power, especially when it comes to the health benefits.
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Together, Mr. Cohen and Ms. Turner are trying to reboot the brand after years of layoffs, dwindling relevancy in the fashion industry and a corporate history of not really knowing what to do with itself.
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Together, Mr. Cohen and Ms. Turner are trying to reboot the brand after years of layoffs, dwindling relevancy in the fashion industry and a corporate history of not really knowing what to do with itself.
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Catawba Valley Community College had a furniture manufacturing course for 40 years, but as graduates struggled to find work upon completing the program and the curriculum failed to keep up with changing technology, its relevancy waned.
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The show's relevancy after the 2016 election, when reality star and businessman Donald Trump was elected the next president of the United States, was just one of the many topics the cast touched on at TCA.
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Just like with Instagram Stories, you'll immediately notice the circular Stories bubbles in a row above the News Feed, showing the profile pics of friends who've posted, ranked by relevancy rather than reverse chronology like Snapchat.
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"The typical ways in which consumers have been approached by grocery retailers and brands is increasingly losing relevancy," said Melissa Abbott, vice president of culinary insights at the Hartman Group, a food and beverage research firm.
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The Colorado Rockies do not appear ready to contend for a division title, but are at least gaining relevancy as they kick off a six-game road trip with four contests against the Miami Marlins beginning Friday.
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More recently, the platform has also adjusted search results to emphasize relevancy over recency and Twitter is also testing a new "top videos for you" section of its timeline that surfaces content from accounts you don't follow.
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I wrote a piece in April about how "Snapchat is stifled by its un-algorithmic feed," advocating for at least adding a relevancy sorted tab or a section of your favorite people to watch at the top.
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Love says there are no plans to get a workout in with #23 -- but he's still a big fan of James ... explaining what the Lakers need to do in order to get back to relevancy next season.
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One perspective: "Sad attempt at relevancy by health care staff on Finance who are upset that their boss is entirely focused on tax reform, as he should be," a senior GOP aide told my colleague Caitlin Owens.
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Wong stressed the idea of context in a brand experience and how contextual relevancy earns you the permission to engage with users — it's important to know exactly what your audience wants and what they'll want to want.
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Even though Microsoft basically doesn't play in the mobile OS and hardware space anymore, it still needs to have a presence on rival platforms if it doesn't want to risk losing its relevancy on the desktop, too.
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BEDFORD, N.H. — Jeb Bush's campaign is teetering on the edge of relevancy, but on Saturday he turned up the heat on his Republican rivals as he focuses on locking up votes ahead of Tuesday's New Hampshire primary.
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"If it's a big New York publishing house, they're probably looking for an idea with relevancy or currency in the market, combined with an author who has a platform — visibility to the intended readership," Ms. Friedman said.
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But when capital lease payments (which come out of financing cash flows under GAAP rules) are a material part of the business, some companies include it in their free cash flow calculations for added transparency and relevancy.
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InMarket founder Todd Dipaola predicts that marketers will be held to a higher standard — both by clients demanding world-class performance and proof, as well as consumers who want relevancy, helpfulness and privacy from their brand relationships.
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It comes at a tenuous time in the relationship between the Kremlin and the fledgling administration of President Donald Trump, who just last week voiced unusually strong support for NATO after repeatedly objecting to its relevancy and funding.
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Creating a brand that lastsFeloni: When I think of the industry, it seems that success would be relevancy, because there are only like a handful of brands that have lasted forever and the rest, they come and go.
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You weigh the replies times X, the karma score of the user by Y, the adjacency of the person who tweeted by Z. You multiply that all together and you get the relevancy score of a particular comment.
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However the trade off for consumers is they will have to agree to their mobile operator sharing data about them with Rainbow in order to power its relevancy-based-targeting business (which is its route for monetizing the platform).
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Bachmann apparently saw the Democratic presidential contender's five-swipe agony as an opportunity to regain a small modicum of her ever-shrinking relevancy by proving to Twitter that she could swipe her way inside the subway, first try. Incredible!
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Though Mr. Simons is Belgian, he still managed to provide a "crystal clear argument for the relevancy of the American idea — and a way forward," Vanessa Friedman, our fashion critic, wrote in her review of his Friday morning show.
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Each guitar riff seems to be begging for relevancy; trying to remind us of the ways a traditional four or five piece band could stir us up enough to let loose on the dance floor or thoughtfully challenge ourselves.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARK CITY, Utah — One of the challenges of translating an election race to the big screen, once we know the winners and their faces, is retaining the urgency and relevancy of that continued fight.
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In the 16 years of her iconic show, she has inspired artists such as Lady Gaga and Christina Aguilera to embrace what used to be considered the end of relevancy, and come to Vegas to build show legacies of their own.
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"We experienced strength across our entire apparel business, and our focus on speed to market and inventory management are driving relevancy with our customers, resulting in sales growth, margin expansion, and clean inventory levels," CEO Michelle Gass said in a statement.
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Whereas in the past these stores were reluctant to invest in the web because it seemed "outside of the bounds of relevancy for their shopper … what we're seeing now is online truly getting to a point of ubiquity," Paglia said.
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The civil process provides the church with ample protections, from refusing to provide critical, revealing documents on the grounds of privacy or relevancy to narrowing the scope of questions that bishops and other church leaders can be asked during depositions.
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And now, we may have gotten our first of the followups (they won't be related to each other, but will draw parallels in terms of relevancy to our modern societal horrors) thanks to an interview with Get Out's producer, Jason Blum.
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Over the years Soulja Boy's legacy has fluctuated as he has gone in and out of relevancy and his penchant for starting strange internet rap beefs has caused some to sour on him, but that shouldn't be the case. Souljaboytellem.
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By calling into question the relevancy and validity of these national monuments, our diverse communities are forced to re-experience the trauma of cultural erasure and continue to fight for their existence and acceptance as part of the American story.
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Baltimore was in the midst of 14 straight losing seasons, but Jones, along with Nick Markakis, Chris Tillman, Davis and several now-departed players, formed a core that ascended to relevancy and reached the American League Championship Series in 2014.
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Here are the most significant moments so far: Will the president's counsel make the same commitment not to appeal any ruling Chief Justice John Roberts makes on privilege and witness relevancy, thus obviating any concerns about an extended trial. Sen.
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But it also aims for a more modern relevancy with a sexless marriage and looming empty nest for Baby's parents (Debra Messing and Bruce Greenwood) and an attempted date rape for her older sister (Sarah Hyland), followed by an interracial flirtation.
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"We said all along, there would be ups and downs, but here we are, a company that's been public for 25 years and we've proven over and over again the sustainability, the relevancy and the growth and development of Starbucks," he said.
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A genuine giant of the TV industry in the '90s, he's struggled to adapt to the post-Sopranos world of serialized dramas and antiheroes; with Goliath and a twisty, complicated protagonist played by Thornton, he's making his biggest stab at relevancy in years.
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Ted Cruz, clinging to relevancy like a ship-wrecked sailor to a life-vest, took aim at Colin Kaepernick on Thursday, calling the NFL quarterback whose peaceful national anthem protests sparked a national movement a "rich, spoiled athlete" — and a "knucklehead" to boot.
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When focusing on the art, he talks a good deal about artists investigating commodification, simulacrum, and mass media (of less relevancy to today's digital world, where those things have become one) but almost always covered art shows at the high-roller galleries.
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Forty-two years later, "Network" is on Broadway as a play at a time where that very sentence — and dozens of others from Paddy Chayefsky's not-a-word-wasted screenplay — are almost jaw-dropping in their relevancy to today's fractured and embittered America.
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This was not a coincidence, but the result of extensive product work - reworking the core newsfeed algorithm promoting meaningful content, rolling out Stories, scaling Marketplace, building its Groups product, adding more video content and continuing to improve relevancy algorithms across content and ads.
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There are also a host of women-run business and women-designed brands that have made feminism an everyday reality of their business and mission (and not just superficially traded in it for relevancy), like Chromat, Zana Bayne, Rachel Comey, Tanya Taylor or Opening Ceremony.
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"We're a local media company with a strong focus in local news and we continue to see that as an area that will have strong relevancy if we took it multiplatform and not be an area flooded by cheap cash by big tech," he said.
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Rather than making the case for the museum as a cultural laboratory or catalyst, the overwhelming presentation suggests that museums are graveyards where once relevant ideas are catalogued and entombed within the appendices of art history, at once immortalized and stripped of their relevancy.
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The 17-1 Panthers stand one win away from the first Super Bowl victory in franchise history, and veteran wide receiver Ted Ginn Jr. has emerged from the fringes of NFL relevancy to become the unlikeliest of stars in a potent, often unstoppable Carolina offense.
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By introducing members based on a relevancy algorithm designed for people who don't know one another, members are motivated to answer questions, contribute to polls and participate in public conversation threads — with the ultimate goal of bringing members back to privately message or meet up.
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"We use this 1:35AM slot as a creative playground for someone to build a show that we know isn't a linear ratings play — this is a relevancy play, this is a digital play," George Cheeks, NBC Entertainment co-chairman, told the Los Angeles Times.
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But Facebook tells me it has no plans to use facial recognition to enhance ad targeting or content relevancy sorting, like showing you more News Feed posts from friends who post untagged photos of you or ads related to locations where you appear in untagged photos.
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So I'm heartened to hear our new breed of young famous people say they're willing to suspend a little of that spectacle and relevancy, and possibly some ad revenue, to gain something truly invaluable: a right to their privacy, and time and space for just themselves.
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The Jaguars are still so new to those ranks that the 261-27 thrashing they administered to New England on Sunday served more as an affirmation of their capabilities, a reminder that they are pursuing not just relevancy but conference supremacy with all of their might.
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Meyer says the new push to add more statues of women around the city was in part inspired by the ongoing conversations about American monuments and their relevancy and value to the modern public (for instance, the recent controversies over Confederate monuments and what to do with them).
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The following are edited excerpts from several of the participants, who discussed the relevancy of international organizations like the United Nations how to better engage young people in the democratic process, policy strategies can help bring democracy to the developing world and what are some new models to consider.
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Nightlifeguard's growing relevancy as a safe space promoting performance piece was unplanned, but whether watching over Dun-Bat's 3 AM poolside or monitoring It's Not U It's Me's Power Plant party for creepers and those-about-to-vomit, Rieger's aim remains as unwavering as her kit: Keep cool.
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What Snap needs to do is create tabs for relevancy sorted Stories and chronologically sorted messages in the friends side of the app, and keep all professional content in the Discover section, but with the option to subscribe to your favorite creators to move them over to the Friends' story lists.
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I think a cogent argument can be made that everyone benefits from getting it right, and that "country before party" can, and should, include doing what's necessary to swiftly eradicate the relevancy of the term "fake news" from our vocabulary like the polio vaccine did a couple of generations ago. Verrit.
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It is, consequently, both an anthropologist's treasure, a perfect example of what exactly the problem is with legacy fashion magazines in the early 21st century — stories that can't get published until well past their relevancy date (hasn't everyone done that Meghan Markle piece?), fashion we've all seen before (hello, Instagram
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This is just how it goes for the Pac-73 as it fights to regain college football relevancy, swimming against a current of declining attendance and TV ratings, a bleeding of recruits, the decline of U.S.C., and — most distressingly — a growing TV revenue gap from the SEC and Big Ten.
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If he did not reshape the relationship of clothing and identity, or rewrite the description of what New York fashion meant as originally laid down in part by Calvin Klein-the-designer, he did provide a crystal clear argument for the relevancy of the American idea — and a way forward.
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With Shamrock also slated to fight on Bellator 149 this upcoming Friday, and Bisping to fight Anderson Silva a week later on UFC Fight Night 84, the proposed matchups don't appear to hold much relevancy, especially since they've been set before the outcomes of the aforementioned bouts have yet to be determined.
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Within this measurement structure, Kik put out a few interesting snippets about its young userbase: To really benefit from these new metrics it would be useful if Kik did share common industry metrics — that would help emphasize the relevancy of its new metrics — but don't expect that to happen any time soon… well, actually, ever.
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"Traveling doesn't just open the doors for meeting other like-minded individuals but it opens a whole new spectrum of flavors, spirits, and techniques that wouldn't be accessed otherwise—and if they were it might not have the same relevancy or value," says Natasha Velez, a Puerto Rican–born bartender living in New York City.
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The idea this time around is simply to think about pairing wines with foods, determining what you like best and why, considering the relevancy of specific pairings and having a conversation about the whole issue, all while eating and drinking really well, because what can be better than roast chicken and a good wine?
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Pronounce it right …" Mr. Kobayashi of Ogilvy said Hublot, with its grime and rap associations and a longtime role as the official World Cup timekeeper, has "a relevancy beyond Bond Street and where they are sold, which means they are part of pop culture, so they are speaking to a wider audience outside of just luxury watch buyers.
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Much of the success of "Network" was its relevancy to the news at the time: the post-Watergate malaise and sense of betrayal by a president who flat-out lied to the American public (imagine!); the abduction of the heiress Patty Hearst; the two attempts on President Gerald Ford's life; the rise of homegrown American terrorism by political activists; the corporate takeover of television networks.
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His sanctuary at the elegant suite occupied by Stein Mitchell Beato & Missner was equipped with a rocking chair ("the only talent I've got, I think is the talent for staying awake while reading," he said) and a writing desk ("the symptoms of deposition torpor began creeping over me," he explained, as he traveled past "the outer reefs of relevancy and beyond the cape of materiality").
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"In Nevada, he worked very closely with local community organizations, hired people from the neighborhoods where there was high Latino density, to make sure the campaign had the feeling, the cultural relevancy, the language, the connection with people that would invite folks who have never really seen themselves reflected in politics," said Ana Maria Archila, a progressive activist and the co-executive director of the Center for Popular Democracy, in an interview.
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Yes, Democrats will argue Republicans lost the popular vote, but in the end this does little to hide the reality of a completely decimated Democratic Party that is struggling for relevancy in the age of President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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The settlement filed in court on Friday seeks to resolve the legal battle over the ObamaCare payments given that the case lost some relevancy when President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE decided to cancel the payments in October.
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The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences has a tricky balancing act with each year's telecast: How can it create a show that scores cultural-relevancy points and takes a snapshot of the previous year or so in music yet also honors those musicians who helped lay the groundwork for the form, who are crucial to the Grammy firmament in large part because of the way their conservative voting patterns often define who wins what?
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I usually giggle at Reines gasping for relevancy on Twitter and cable news but it was the factoid that he included at the end that should concern us all Reines is a close Clinton lackey who followed her throughout her career and even played Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE in her mock debates.
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And so for us, to get to your question, when we look at metrics like the relevancy that those replies have to the author, whether that be their reaching influence, or whether that be the actual proximity they have to the author—someone you follow is probably more relevant to you than someone that you don't follow—engagement metrics like, you know, the number of likes or retweets that that reply has, the likelihood that the tweet is healthy or toxic.
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This time, however, the brand is stepping off the hamster wheel at a moment in which more designers are questioning the point and relevancy of the traditional fashion show, whether it's for ready-to-wear or couture, and experimenting with different formats, from see now/buy now (Ralph Lauren, Burberry) to combining men's and women's fashions (Gucci, Calvin Klein), doing a show as a film (Vera Wang) or ballet (Opening Ceremony), or moving to Los Angeles from a standard fashion-week city just in time for awards season (Tommy Hilfiger, Rachel Comey).
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