Resiliency ratings indicate success because stability is a point in time, but resiliency is a continuum of strength.
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"We're helping them with everything from classic IT resiliency, engineering efficiency, cybersecurity visibility and resiliency, and then business analytics across the business," said Merritt.
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It has caused the military to adjust its training techniques and even create education (resiliency training) and additional duty positions (unit Master Resiliency Trainers).
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It also addresses climate change as a disability issue, establishing an Office of Climate Resiliency for People with Disabilities within Sanders's proposed Climate Justice Resiliency Fund.
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It says a lot about the resiliency of this team.
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Church officials say the design conveys both solace and resiliency.
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I would make another set that are really about resiliency.
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BUT YOU KNOW, TRUMP HAS SHOWN A LOT OF RESILIENCY.
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After years in the spotlight, she's built up some resiliency.
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Instead, they both said the focus should be on resiliency.
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Clinton, with her trademark resiliency, tried to soften that blow.
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Big automakers have shown resiliency once damaging scandals are resolved.
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Global growth, rising wages and economic resiliency are cheerful outcomes.
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Empower your employees with access to resources that enable resiliency.
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They continue to impress me with their resiliency and articulateness.
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That resiliency and courage is bigger than Democrats versus Republicans.
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We were determined to celebrate our resiliency and newfound hope.
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"You could spin this as resiliency or complacency," said Magoon.
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So how could we start moving progress on election resiliency?
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It would be nice if other generations noticed our resiliency.
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Also, I would like readers to tap into their own resiliency.
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In part, the series itself is an exploration of Violet's resiliency.
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Cybersecurity falls into the bigger bucket of infosec and resiliency planning.
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Somehow that was going to help the resiliency of the grid.
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Others of the teams' concerns center on data resiliency and subsidies.
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"It has everything to do with resiliency and redundancy," said Cassotis.
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The n-word's resiliency is probably because of two major factors.
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"I think that shows the resiliency of this group," Zucker said.
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Much of her resiliency lies in her strength as a legislator.
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The amiable Mr. Hollande has long been noted for his resiliency.
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People resist it, and you need to have perseverance and resiliency.
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The duo's output was significant considering their resiliency on the court.
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But with the market showing stunning resiliency, the tide is turning.
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The resiliency, stability and transparency of the market depends on it.
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"I was impressed with the resiliency of our team," Crean said.
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Why not pay these electricity providers for their contributions to resiliency?
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Let's connect and create culture and resiliency and just enjoy each other.
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Building resiliency while maintaining our values is the true sign of success.
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Hawaii's residents were built with a hell of a lot of resiliency.
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Vodafone Qatar is taking additional measures to enhance network resiliency, it said.
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Instead, Long and Duke stressed the need for preparedness and resiliency. Gov.
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Both instead said the focus needs to be on preparedness and resiliency.
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The Trump administration has shown some support for nuclear energy's unmatched resiliency.
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President Donald Trump's Russia scandal is testing the resiliency of America's democracy.
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"One concern I have, is resiliency for the next emergency," he says.
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There is a marked resiliency that hangs in the cardamom-filled air.
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That's why the Grid Resiliency Pricing Rule raises so many question marks.
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And I think that's a Juárez thing actually, that sense of resiliency.
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Likewise, many hiring managers are increasingly looking for resiliency in job candidates.
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A very American story about capitalism consuming our national preparedness and resiliency.
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Resiliency, I came back twice in one game, won two (penalty) shootouts.
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Cement, the core ingredient in concrete, provides its strength, durability and resiliency.
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"I can't say enough about my football team's resiliency," McCarthy told reporters.
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Bernie Sanders is calling for a $40 billion Climate Justice Resiliency Fund, which would direct funds into areas with high climate vulnerabilities, including to address public health challenges and establish an Office of Climate Resiliency for People with Disabilities.
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The breach was first detected by UpGuard, a California-based cyber resiliency firm.
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What's both humbled and heartened me is seeing the resiliency of my daughters.
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I do speaking and stuff for resiliency and helping guys with suicide prevention.
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I didn't realize how badly I needed to see resiliency like Jared's modeled.
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Negative impulses can also arise if the rejected person doesn't have adequate resiliency.
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Second, Congress needs to look at how it is funding community resiliency projects.
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It's hard to build resiliency when the official death toll is so low.
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As we worked together, Katie learned to favor resiliency over certainty and control.
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The employment report for August, released on Friday, called that resiliency into question.
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Tortorella noted the resiliency of his squad in the final period of games.
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The key to their success isn't just work ethic and resiliency, Raz found.
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They are soft measures like satisfaction, feeling of wellness, empowerment, hopefulness, and resiliency.
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Overcoming three years of slumping prices proved the resiliency of the shale boom.
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"The last 3 weeks really showed the resiliency of our platform," Cohen said.
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What can we learn from their homeless experiences — their struggles, strength and resiliency?
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"I think all of that feeds into the idea of resiliency," he added.
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I'd spend my money on two focus areas: community-building and resiliency opportunities.
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Resiliency isn't part of a prescribed curriculum, it is a core survival skill.
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You have to have resiliency, and you have to have stick-to-itiveness.
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There's irony, then, in maximalists' current enthusiasm for narratives describing Bitcoin's social-layer resiliency.
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We don't yet know exactly how to value resiliency services in a competitive market.
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There is a resiliency about Americans when the government gets out of the way.
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" "Our power is in our resiliency, but we shouldn't always have to be resilient.
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But the definition of resiliency put forward by the 100RC is far more expansive.
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The resiliency and strength of our people will get us through the days ahead.
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True to teen girl resiliency, Celeste and her sister Ellie write songs to cope.
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It shows the fragility of dreams and the incredible resiliency of people—even children.
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But it is really the last, resiliency, that sets the foundation for them all.
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Against these fears, the best one can hope for is a kind of resiliency.
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These licensed networks feature inherent security and resiliency that are enabled by broadband spectrum.
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From a training perspective, we touch upon [resiliency] in each of our abuse types.
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Among many teachers and administrators I spoke to, one word — "resiliency" — kept coming up.
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Somebody that has a strong personality and a resiliency can stand up against mountains.
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There was some toughness and resiliency when they came back to tie things up.
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So, it makes me really nervous, the resiliency, the possibility of a V-bottom.
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The way she fought depression showed her resiliency and how independent she could be.
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A new position now exists to deal with it: resiliency chief or sustainability director.
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What does it demonstrate about the struggles, strength and resiliency of Darnell or Sandivel?
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The Houthis have displayed increasing resiliency on the battlefield against Saudi and coalition forces.
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They also exhibit heightened levels of certain traits, like frugality, resiliency, conscientiousness, and consistency.
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And now we have another tool in our resiliency tool belt: solar plus storage.
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We also need to recognize the relationship between resiliency and the price of energy.
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She was recently appointed to the U.S. Virgin Islands Hurricane Response and Resiliency Committee.
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But Ms. Clapham, the former Salt manager, believes in the resiliency of the islanders.
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Broadband providers have to apply for the money based on performance, price and resiliency.
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In the meantime, there are smaller steps we can take to improve reef resiliency.
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Furthermore, this adds even more redundancy and resiliency on top of the global telecom network.
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The resiliency and the fortitude these guys play with obviously makes them who they are.
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But the resiliency plans are finally moving forward, with modifications that address the community's concerns.
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"We knew we needed to do that, to build resiliency in the community," he says.
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Republicans will talk about resiliency and, occasionally, about rising seas (especially if they're in Miami).
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We had the resiliency to come back and have our best performance at the end.
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Resiliency recognizes that all of these issues, from affordable housing to flood prevention, are linked.
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Once launched, they never go down, because of the incredible amount of resiliency they offer.
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Both lawmakers emphasized the need for infrastructure resiliency and structures that can withstand climate change.
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Both exposures add to bacterial resiliency, and in some cases, the creation of nightmarish superbugs.
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"Telcos would often rather a network failure than spending the money for resiliency," Gregory added.
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They were 21-24-218 when facing that situation before the recent run of resiliency.
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The world is in desperate need of programs that teach natural disaster preparation and resiliency.
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That's why DuPont is deeply invested in building resiliency in food systems around the world.
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"New OS versions have different architecture, much improved architecture and much more resiliency," said Rai.
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"Arts are the absolute best way to build a community into resiliency," Montoya told Hyperallergic.
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This situation, set to last for several months, will test the resiliency of criminal structures.
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Investment in renewables like solar power and improving energy efficiency would increase Puerto Rico's resiliency.
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Now, turf homes tell a story of the rugged resiliency of the nation's Viking descendants.
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" Emphasis on "frontline" communities, including people of color, via a new "Climate Justice Resiliency Fund.
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Roy Cooper to establish the North Carolina Office of Resiliency and Recovery in October 2018.
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Without action, we cannot guarantee the long-term reliability and resiliency of the electric grid.
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Fortunately, our successful diversification strategy enables us to maintain resiliency and consistently achieve robust results.
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They are well positioned to apply cyber resiliency design principles in building election-related systems.
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"There's a resiliency to our team, but in this league anything can happen," Curry said.
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These are tools that can be used immediately to restore forest resiliency and protect communities.
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How quickly those numerous cracks spread and form helps determine the resiliency of the rock.
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Ultimately, they relied on their resiliency, toughened by relentless violence, to get through the Karrada tragedy.
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An artist's rendering of Hoboken's Southwest Park, a 1-acre "resiliency park" designed to manage stormwater.
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And addressing his own responsibility running two companies, Dorsey said hes confident in both companies resiliency.
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And addressing his own responsibility running two companies, Dorsey said he's confident in both companies' resiliency.
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He talks about the strength, pride and resiliency the people have in this tight-knit town.
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It remains to be seen if the system's inbuilt resiliency is enough to sway enterprise users.
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The fact that she's still around, still kicking, still fighting, goes to show you her resiliency.
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In the second, the man calmly eating popcorn speaks to the resiliency of the human spirit.
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Still, the resiliency and determination of Indigenous communities is evident in their individual stories of entrepreneurship.
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Weigh that resiliency against the amount of information our eyes deliver, and it's kind of miraculous.
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"There's a lot of hesitancy, but there's resiliency," said Jack Ezon, the owner of the agency.
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They flirt with danger while maintaining a calm resiliency that would serve nearly any difficult challenge.
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"A particular resiliency lives within today's warfighter that transfers well into the tech space," Meek said.
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You always think about resiliency and the things that you experience that allow you some resilience.
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First, the proposed grid resiliency pricing rule is still a solution in search of a problem.
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We talked to Vox sister site Curbed about the importance of resiliency in our changing world.
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"Every time you hear the word 'earthquake' take a step to improve your resiliency," Jackson said.
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That could be the most significant step we take in building the resiliency of vulnerable communities.
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In disaster management, there are five stages to a crisis: prevention, protection, response, recovery and resiliency.
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The region entered the 21st century confident in the resiliency and permanence of its democratic institutions.
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While at West Point, McCarthy also spoke to an entire cadet class of seniors about resiliency.
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Perry's proposed grid resiliency rule has now wandered into this minefield, almost absentmindedly, with unpredictable consequences.
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Reforms put in place following the financial crisis have improved the resiliency of the financial system.
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The mayors showcased the issue with panels on climate resiliency, and with committee and conference votes.
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So much of our motivation is to represent the Who Dat Nation with determination and resiliency.
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But the resiliency of tires has long been a back-and-forth issue for Formula One.
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For Zimmer, a Democrat, Trump's climate pushback is all the more reason to focus on climate resiliency.
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A big and bold infrastructure package must be comprehensive and include clean energy and resiliency priorities. 255.
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Still the pace of additions has slowed in recent months, and lower prices could test shale's resiliency.
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While this is a dark day, I have not lost faith in the resiliency of this nation.
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Many of these tools rely on the ingenuity and resiliency of individual farmers to build and implement.
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This can be incredibly difficult work, and we support these reviewers with onsite counseling and resiliency training.
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These include representatives from Ruckus, Movement Generation, Climate Justice Alliance, Puerto Rico Resiliency Fund, UPROSE, and others.
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This blizzard isn't the last one we will see; there will be more that test our resiliency.
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"You're looking at strength, courage, & resiliency all in one picture," he captioned the shot of Morgan, 24.
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We all have different operating systems and amounts of resiliency and personality type to tolerate things differently.
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A sense of uncertainty about Russia's future blends with a sense of resiliency and Danko-like yearning.
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Instead, I am traveling as part of an international team, Russians and Americans included, to study resiliency.
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In 2017, the Energy Department published a report that assesses the resiliency and reliability of the grid.
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We are already realizing the benefits of enhanced energy security and resiliency from this integrated production platform.
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We have to plan for climate resiliency in our state budget, because we have sunny day floods.
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Average bank capital as a share of assets, a key measure of resiliency, is around 10 percent.
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And as the past few months have demonstrated, Medicaid has both bipartisan support and surprising political resiliency.
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"Fuel security and diversity" are not the most critical measures for enhancing grid resiliency — robust cybersecurity is.
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Achieving resiliency in the face of powerful storms will require the wholesale rebuilding of the island's utilities.
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What is your response to the struggles and the resiliency of the seniors at Paradise High School?
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This includes a holistic approach to wellbeing and resiliency that puts the needs of their employees first.
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It was the poster child for how we should be thinking about resiliency along the water's edge.
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And that is such a powerful testament to the resiliency of our ancestors, our grandparents, our parents.
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Those attacks could hinder efforts to fight climate change and reduce the resiliency of America's power grid.
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Since Hurricane Sandy, the broad shelf of beach has been replenished and the boardwalk rebuilt for resiliency.
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I had to learn some flexibility and resiliency and to be creative about how I did things.
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There is a resiliency and helpfulness in this city, that is worth bragging to high heavens about.
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Don Jr.'s travails will be a good test of the resiliency of the new Republican worldview.
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The N.H.L.'s second round offers bad blood, new blood, potential Cinderella stories and tales of resiliency.
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This resiliency is a testament to the diversity of the economy and the state's tremendous economic momentum.
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"Resiliency is important, and it's an important life message that we all have to learn," Smith said.
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Other parts of Vital Brooklyn would invest in healthy food, education and youth development, and climate resiliency.
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We must also invest in resiliency and risk mitigation of our current infrastructure to deal with climate change.
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But if the right to repair fight is showing us anything, it's that farmers epitomize resiliency and ingenuity.
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The resulting tool — creative resiliency — is one that will be continually sharpened over the course of a lifetime.
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And, for LGBTQ+ people, having access to information around identity, resiliency, and empowerment are particularly important and necessary.
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But the new direction we are going to spend some cycles on is this resiliency theme described above.
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It was kind of up and down, and I thought we showed great resiliency to stay with it.
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Their profound resiliency empowered children, treated sickness, built roads and drafted laws while extremists tore their country apart.
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The resiliency of Laffer and his ideas shows that the Republican Party's decay goes much deeper than Trump.
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Specifically, expanded on-site counseling, "resiliency training," and the ability to temporarily blur graphic images are all forthcoming.
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Internationally, the CFTC is involved with working groups looking at clearinghouse resiliency, rule implementation, resolution planning, and interdependency.
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This includes a holistic approach to well being and resiliency that puts the needs of their employees first.
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It is important to note that structural health, performance and resiliency data tend to be operational, not personal.
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"There's an incredible resiliency to a lot of people" with TBI, who are eager for treatments, she said.
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Protecting people from extremist recruitment is completely dependent maintaining the emotional health and resiliency of our local communities.
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Now, grid resiliency, reliability, and infrastructure are being seriously discussed by government officials, consumer groups, and electricity providers.
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The institute noted the importance of a balanced energy mix, including baseload sources, to maintaining reliability and resiliency.
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The farm bill can be an important tool for water users to improve drought resiliency across the Basin.
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"There's a big mental health factor here, because gap years help build resiliency, tenacity, and grit," he said.
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Post-Katrina, I learned that the focus should be on the 4 Rs: Rescue, recovery, rebuilding and resiliency.
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The additions will address capacity, resiliency and security concerns in the short term through a reliable existing infrastructure.
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"The community has gone through so much, but the resiliency of the people there is tremendous," she said.
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" Dr. Leana Wen, Baltimore's former health commissioner, wrote that the disease "will test our government's response and resiliency.
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"Customers want resiliency," Audrey Lee, the VP of energy services at Sunrun, told Business Insider earlier this year.
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New York City, New Jersey and Houston have used the same "resiliency" funds when rebuilding after devastating storms.
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The more I educate myself about my Dene heritage, the more I find strength in our community's resiliency.
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Ground-penetrating radar has proved its resiliency in military applications, and Mr. Bolat said commercial tests were underway.
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But Perry then proposed new subsidies for coal and nuclear plants in the name of improving grid resiliency.
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"The soul of the people of the Bronx is one of resiliency, resistance and pride," Mr. Sanabria said.
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His resiliency and perseverance to find happiness after a lifetime of hardship is incredibly affecting to the viewer.
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Without significant upgrades in coastal resiliency, these residents, communities, ecosystems, and economic assets are at substantial, unacceptable risk.
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FERC also rejected outright the Energy Department's arguments that coal subsidies would strengthen the resiliency of the grid.
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Omar Marrero, who runs Puerto Rico's Central Office of Recovery, Reconstruction and Resiliency, demurred while acknowledging the problems.
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However, the impact of an attack would depend on the US's resiliency, or how quickly agencies could recover.
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The area should remain as open space and the federal government should pay for resiliency measures, she added.
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It wasn't the first time that his family's resiliency had been tested, and it wouldn't be the last.
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U.S. supply issues could test the resiliency of an export market that is expected to grow in upcoming months.
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Dany tells Jon she loves him, but it appears they're having second thoughts about the resiliency of their relationship.
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Questions about the resiliency of global demand for oil, a major Canadian export, also caused those polled some concern.
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Andrew Cuomo announced a $354 million resiliency project to reduce nitrogen pollution in the western bays of Long Island.
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Chris Christie also called The New York Times' report positive for Trump because, he said, it shows his resiliency.
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Moringa seed oil provides hydration without heaviness, while protein and yuzu oil add resiliency and shine that turns heads.
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"The resiliency of the expansion rests purely with the labour market," says Julia Coronado of MacroPolicy Perspectives, a consultancy.
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Kansas City Fed President Esther George speaks at a conference on exploring financial resiliency and mobility at 503 p.m.
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Earlier, start-ups found it extremely tough to build enterprise-grade applications with the required scalability, resiliency and speed.
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Attacks are part of today's connected environment, so IR is not as much about the attack but rather resiliency.
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As CTO of Reuters, Young will oversee overarching technology strategy, including technology development, architecture, platforms, testing and operational resiliency.
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In both laboratory testing and 26 real-world and demonstrations, Chevy quite literally punched holes in Ford's resiliency claims.
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He said it will help bring the state's forests back to "resiliency" while also providing for the public safety.
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This combination of pessimism and pluck finds its most acute expression in Tattfoo Tan's New Earth Resiliency Training Module.
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The Saints ultimately survived despite wasting some of Payton's best designs, a credit to their resiliency and overall firepower.
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Ensuring that we build resiliency after a disaster actually makes us less prone to a disaster the next time.
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Spending on resiliency and decarbonization could overlap via new technologies, as New York, Hawaii and other states are investigating.
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A fruitful electric reliability and resiliency agenda is in sight, but it's rooted in strengthening, not gutting, competitive markets.
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It is critical that all infrastructure be rebuilt in accordance with the latest advances in resiliency, efficiency and functionality.
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More Americans going without health insurance is a remarkable development, given the relative strength and resiliency of the economy.
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"The stock market has shown remarkable resiliency," Robert Pavlik, chief investment strategist at SlateStone Wealth, said in a note.
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However, further work must be done to increase energy supply chain resiliency and protect fuel storage and distribution networks.
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The most massive pieces were 216-foot spars that give the wing its resiliency, each one weighing 353,235 pounds.
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As we look ahead, we remain cautious on the geopolitical front but optimistic in the resiliency of global markets.
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In 2365, we needed to shift our focus from fear and black pain to resiliency and building black power.
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As the Venezuelan people continue to show their resiliency, the international community must also continue to show its resolve.
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"Building resiliency in the population is really important to inoculate against the effect of some of this," she said.
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"We can get a fair amount of bipartisanship if we talk about severe weather and resiliency," Mr. Schatz said.
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Administration officials credited Mr. Trump with the resiliency of the law even as they echoed his contempt for it.
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Why it matters: The consensus among cybersecurity experts is to treat breaches as inevitable and plan ahead for resiliency.
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Several other states, including Rhode Island, are moving toward using land-use laws to confront coastal resiliency, she said.
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The resiliency and strength of the Haitian people proved to be the common thread to all of these stories.
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"What's most telling in our work is the resiliency of this group against such weak manufacturing data," Wald said.
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In February, 2014, he and Mark Treyger, who chairs the Committee on Recovery and Resiliency, held a joint hearing.
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"Stress tests" are a critical measure of the resiliency of individual firms and the financial system as a whole.
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It also seeks more funding for space defense, including to improve capability and resiliency of U.S. space missions systems.
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Resiliency plans to help people facing flooding in the Gulf Coast and fires in the West were strong topics.
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Interestingly, the brilliant mathematician Kurt Gödel, who was fascinated by recursive ideas, had similar concerns about the Constitution's resiliency.
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The trimming improves the forest's resiliency to fire, and in the process protects water quality and enhances raptor habitat.
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The terror group's resiliency has proved an obstacle for the country's new president and worsened its numerous humanitarian issues.
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It creates enormous efficiencies in terms of operational resiliency and risk management opportunities in cross-currency asset netting positions.
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According to MTA spokesman Kevin Ortiz, NYC transit formed a specialized Recovery and Resiliency division in the wake of Sandy.
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Another resiliency center, a therapy center run by the school district, has also been open all week despite the vacation.
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Beyond boardrooms and shareholders though, engineering cultures need to build resiliency to ship and approve products when they are ready.
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The tough market environment is likely to persist in the near term and test the resiliency of NBFCs, they said.
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There is no doubt the increasing integration of the gas and electricity systems poses a threat to reliability and resiliency.
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In Virginia, the state legislature passed the Virginia Shoreline Resiliency Fund in 2016, but has yet to fund the program.
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Soon afterward, the city announced several resiliency projects, which are all designed to keep water away from New York's streets.
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But Wollstonecraft Michel said that although things might get worse under Trump, she's confident in the resiliency of her community.
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Every time they ease, the currency comes under pressure and it raises questions about the resiliency of the central bank.
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He wanted his program to reflect the relentlessness and resiliency inherent in the student-athletes of an Ivy League program.
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Nelson was expected to attend a Newtown Resiliency Center gala as a volunteer with her boyfriend and mother on Friday.
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Harrison plans to make "resiliency" — the art of bouncing back after seeing something awful — a key part of contractor training.
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As much as possible, we need to build resiliency in parts of the ocean that are threatened by climate change.
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The company has been testing Cockroach, processing two billion inserts a day while simulating nightmare scenarios to check for resiliency.
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Deutsche Börse notes that its large margin pool helps to ensure the "safety, resiliency and transparency of global financial markets".
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"As intended, my proposal initiated a national debate on the resiliency of our electric system," he said in a statement.
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This means assuming all network infrastructure will ultimately become vulnerable to cyber-attack from both an encryption and resiliency standpoint.
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Red Sox second baseman Brock Holt said his team's ability to bounce back from that loss showed his club's resiliency.
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And since the sites are different and the resiliency work new, they also had to plan and design each project.
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Santat's picture book explores that premise in a delightful tribute to resiliency and facing fears, with a stellar surprise ending.
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They often have therapists and counselors on staff, resiliency training, and safeguards in place that force people to take breaks.
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" He said that Microsoft was always looking for "curiosity and a willingness" to learn, but also valued "resiliency and ambiguity.
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Another factor is what Georgia Tech's McGreggor called the rise in resiliency, an outgrowth of the post-financial crisis recession.
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Our programs and assistance should also promote the resiliency of communities by enabling minorities to make decisions and participate politically.
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According to Stanley Fallaw, self-made millionaires use resiliency and perseverance — characteristics of early retirees and entrepreneurs — to build wealth.
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Just a long series of things that have happened to it and a resiliency in the face of those happenings.
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"We are not going in the right direction," Elizabeth Van Winkle, director of the office of force resiliency, told reporters.
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In particular, his detailed assessments of what he calls "becoming Indian" highlight the resiliency and dynamism of contemporary tribal communities.
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Some commentators have speculated recently on the resiliency of Latin American democratic institutions in the context of this electoral potpourri.
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Researchers who study political conflict have developed reliable models and methods for assessing a country's vulnerability and resiliency to violence.
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In 2015, the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction designated Hoboken a "role model city" for its flood resiliency measures.
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To compete for grants, teams of experts and local leaders developed proposals for coastal resiliency measures in the Sandy-affected region.
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FERC's new plan involves asking grid operators to submit within 60 days their concerns about the resiliency of the power system.
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We've been mobilizing and building resiliency by creating this network of groups in the southeast who are lifting each other up.
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Chicago manager Joe Maddon was impressed the resiliency of RIzzo, who fouled off six pitches, including five straight before his homer.
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"Everything is about resiliency now to weather the storm," says Tim McSweeney, a director at technology-focused merchant bank Restoration Partners.
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We need to solve the problem of authentication, the root of almost all problems on the internet, and ensure communication resiliency.
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Resiliency is a term largely adopted by the Trump administration across multiple agencies meaning preparing for future — typically weather related — events.
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It is time to enact legislation that confronts these threats and improves the resiliency and reliability of our nation's energy infrastructure.
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Pierre Omidyar, the founder of eBay, together with his wife, has given millions of dollars to the research of biological resiliency.
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My company is placing the solutions to climate change and grid resiliency in the hands of families across the United States.
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"The question is how much resiliency you have," said one Democratic senator, who then questioned whether candidates such as former Rep.
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It includes "building resiliency against climate-related disasters," and "repairing and upgrading infrastructure" in ways that reduce pollution and greenhouse gases.
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Proceeds also benefit the Bea Arthur Residence for homeless lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth; resiliency programs; tenant counseling; and more.
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Their resiliency does not absolve employers of their responsibility, nor is it a remedy for sexism or a hostile work environment.
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However, consumers continued to show resiliency as household consumption climbed 2.6 percent and economists were generally encouraged by the overall growth.
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And, outside of an out-of-the-way mountain road, that's a bit of an experiment in patience and human resiliency.
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People carve out lives and survive among the ruins, and this sort of resiliency is integral to the Rust Belt ethos.
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Source: FDD The report, "Terror Finance Assessment of Al Qaeda in the Maghreb," underscores the resiliency of al-Qaeda's global movement.
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His manners offend me and the tweeting is overdone, but I do admire his resiliency against an unrelenting and unfair press.
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Corporations will likely further prioritize migrating their operations to the cloud as a resiliency measure in anticipation of any future disruptions.
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A similar pride and defiance, mixed with resiliency and urban toughness, comes across in his photographs of children at Coney Island.
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By 2014, that value had climbed to $129.1 billion, making it more urgent to invest in resiliency projects, Mr. Stringer concluded.
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Such portraits of resiliency also connect to Sanchez and Muñoz's work with women in the border town of Agua Prieta, Mexico.
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The base was scheduling three days at separate times as part of its resiliency tactical pause instead of one, he said.
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The Manufacturing Resiliency Fund would protect the nearly 13 million men and women working in the manufacturing industry, according to NAM.
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They had to consider the possibility that the marriage's resiliency might not withstand the challenges of adding another romance, another person.
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In the next five decades, the seas could rise two to three feet, said Jennifer Jurado, Broward County's chief resiliency officer.
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One large city has a system in place that already provides much better coverage and resiliency than what FirstNet is proposing.
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This kind of transparency is essential to national resiliency and improves digital critical thinking for those willing to make the effort.
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All other upgrades in the original plan — increasing pump capacity, renovating track and stations, enhancing flood resiliency — remain in our plan.
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There's a nod to resiliency — a montage of Carol in her younger years getting up and brushing off bruises and falls.
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AND I'M NOT PROUD THAT I DIDN'T HAVE THE RESILIENCY TO GET THROUGH IT. AND THE REASON I DIDN'T HAVE THE RESILIENCY I HOPED FOR IS BECAUSE OF THE WAY I HAD APPROACHED IT, HOW MUCH I HAD PUT INTO IT AND HOW MUCH ENERGY AND HOW LITTLE ENERGY I PUT INTO THE REST OF MY LIFE.
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The resiliency and healing I've found in smaller communities has been tremendous for me and is absolutely the reason I'm still here.
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"I can play a role in helping mayors and other communities to try and make those [resiliency] investments going forward," she said.
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"We came back out and proved that this team has great resiliency and stayed in the moment the entire time," Banister said.
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"We're only reported as people who are victimized and very often our stories of strength and resiliency are not shown," she said.
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But the Capital Gazette story was also one of resiliency: the Capital Gazette put out a paper the day after the shooting.
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But for the most part markets compensate power producers for actual generation, with only relatively minor payments for ancillary services and resiliency.
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"The budget adopted by the Conference Committee is balanced, creates historic reserves and expands budget resiliency," Newsom said in a statement Sunday.
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New York was part of the first wave of cities to join the network, and the first to release a resiliency strategy.
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It's this interdisciplinary view of how cities function that make the CRO position, and indeed the entire resiliency field, so potentially innovative.
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I hope he utilizes the same resiliency that he has shown to become President of the United States to reunite this country.
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And when you expand your perspective and understanding around loss, you become wiser, another virtue to have in your resiliency tool kit.
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"This will improve the resiliency of their network and increase their ability to conduct command and control over those activities," Boland said.
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Courage, perseverance, resiliency, and fiscal prudence…these are a just a few of the attributes we see in successful entrepreneurs every day.
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""The exclusive new DYNATONE way electronically exercises hidden face and neck muscles and gently coaxes them back to youthful resiliency and tone.
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Cha and Kwon are currently working with Microsoft Research Asia to address issues of resiliency and scalability for future real-world deployment.
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While this hasn't yet imperiled the world's coffee supply, it jeopardizes your favorite coffee's resiliency in the face of profound planetary change.
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" She added: "We often go into this autopilot mode to get through the day, and we don't know how to cultivate resiliency.
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A web-scale architecture delivers systems capable of providing the resiliency, scale and performance that enterprises need to keep customers happy today.
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" It threw shade on Ackman's uncanny resiliency, saying he "believes he is in the right and stubbornly, inflexibly, sticks to his position.
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Second, the proposal's stated goal of increasing reliability and resiliency in the grid isn't supported by a good way to measure success.
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Kehoe: I would want to recommend that you start to build resiliency very early on with your agency and with your officers.
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Resiliency is a necessary and defining character trait of those who have passed down family-owned farming and ranching operations for generations.
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The private sector is also in a better position to provide stronger incentives for property owners to invest in mitigation and resiliency.
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"I came back to New York and got really excited about urban resiliency and food sovereignty and disaster recovery," she said recently.
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Last fall in St. Petersburg, a waterfront city on the Gulf Coast, leaders set aside $1 million for sustainability and resiliency planning.
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"There is going to be an immediate and significant improvement in the resiliency of the system of those particular lines," Smith said.
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Resiliency, Rolley tells VICE Impact, can and must be understood more broadly than just bouncing back from a one time natural disaster.
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By separating record sequencing and storage, and randomly assigning records to different storage locations, it enhances resiliency of the entire data center.
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For example, Fox said: Answering these questions will improve scientific understanding and also help build resiliency on Earth against volatile space weather.
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The project is funded by a $1 million grant from the United States Interior Department's Hurricane Sandy Coastal Resiliency Competitive Grant Program.
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But that resiliency may soon be tested as the first case of coronavirus in New York State was confirmed on Sunday night.
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The question then becomes resiliency and the ability to show people that you can fix things even if there is a breach.
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"With @cookie_carrasco returning back to the mound, we are reminded of how far positivity, faith, and resiliency can take us," Bieber said.
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And recognizing that, just as I'm doing that for our landscapes, our health-care system has to talk about resiliency as well.
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As Felicis defines it, that means the firm very intentionally makes uncorrelated bets across stages and geographies to bolster its overall resiliency.
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SEC focus areas will include governance and risk management, access controls, data loss prevention, vendor management, training and incident response and resiliency.
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The bank says future moves will depend on its assessment of the damage done by trade conflicts against sources of economic resiliency.
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Unfortunately, some system operators are not assigning value to the resiliency attributes of the base-load plants providing power to their grids.
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Dams here in the Pacific Northwest, in particular, provide a range of benefits, including drought resiliency, sustainability for agriculture, and power generation.
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The Pentagon should clearly have multiple cloud providers so that if something happens to one of them there is resiliency and redundancy.
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" Restore and protect "threatened, endangered, and fragile ecosystems through locally appropriate and science-based projects that enhance biodiversity and support climate resiliency.
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Federal officials could leverage research that has been done on cyber resiliency to produce resources for use by election officials nation-wide.
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As "owner-users," we have a personal stake in the restoration and resiliency of the vast and scenic landscapes we play in.
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"It's tough, but it just shows the resiliency that this team has, the number of guys that can step up," Gibson said.
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Improvements in Citizens' capital position and risk profile enhance the Florida homeowners market's overall resiliency in meeting obligations under future large loss events.
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You can take a week-long executive leadership course on empathy or resiliency, but you don't develop these skills in weeks or months.
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But somewhere in its black little heart, it has something interesting to say about human resiliency and the reckless moral code of youth.
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Chandra's fix once again shows the incredible resiliency of these telescopes—but also illustrates that it's time to launch some new ones. [Chandra]
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The budget sets aside $25 billion for "building budgetary resiliency" as well as to pay down some of the state's unfunded pension liabilities.
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After the storms, the Vermont Council on Rural Development earned a second major federal grant to increase the resiliency of at-risk towns.
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Just with the talent we have on this team and the resiliency and what not, you know, we can get the job done.
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Ultimately, this led to a design that combines flo foam, latex foam, memory foam, high resiliency foam and a contour cut support layer.
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As a testament to the resiliency of the black spirit and a curiosity to piece together our fractured past, however, Weeksville was rediscovered.
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The great, black California condor — which was only saved by drastic conservation measures — showed gradual signs of resiliency in the wild this year.
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As Swedes mourn recent events in Stockholm, they will no doubt draw upon one of their nation's greatest resiliency resources: the natural environment.
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The resiliency of the U.S. exploration and production companies has been remarkable, but 2016 will be a year of reckoning for the industry.
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And yet, even if the challenges seem insurmountable, Puerto Ricans have displayed an almost superhuman level of resiliency that should inspire us all.
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Our legislation invests $5.5 billion over five years in a new resiliency program dedicated to protecting highways from storms, fires, floods, and rockslides.
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Scott Hagen, director of the Center for Coastal Resiliency at Louisiana State University, said there is a "gee whiz" element to the phenomena.
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"These distinctions in regulatory oversight complicate efforts to improve the efficiency and resiliency of the fixed income electronic trading markets," the group said.
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Trump planned his taped message to hail the resiliency of the American people following the devastation of this year's deadly hurricanes and wildfires.
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Resiliency is more than a mindset or a mood; it describes a series of investments undertaken to make a system better than before.
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Their sense of resiliency is also impaired, as they lack the tools to process failure and find it harder to bounce back from.
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Also that day is are hearings on space exploration, resiliency in federal building construction, and how climate change will affect the federal budget.
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We can strengthen federal research on mitigation and adaptation strategies to improve the resiliency of the ocean and the species that reside therein.
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Protecting the energy grid is our top priority, and every day America's electric companies are working to improve grid security, reliability, and resiliency.
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According to DOE, seven of the grants are for resiliency projects under the Grid Modernization Initiative (GMI), while 20 grants support cybersecurity projects.
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Days before Harvey struck Houston, President Trump revoked the President Obama's executive order making resiliency a significant part of federal emergency preparedness policy.
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On Wednesday, presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren introduced the "Defense Climate Resiliency and Readiness Act" in a Twitter thread and an accompanying Medium post.
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Some lenders have floated the idea of delaying required stress tests that are designed to gauge the resiliency of banks in a crisis.
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"It's a question of our reputation," said Ms. Wagner, whose group gives 6,000 families $60 a month, and teaches them about economic resiliency.
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Now, candidates must focus on outlining what people, businesses and governments can do, and how their administration might create incentives to promote resiliency.
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And Mayor Bill de Blasio's Office of Resiliency and the One NYC initiative are working to prepare the city for the changing climate.
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All this while telling a story about letting someone down, the resiliency of her vocals tugging against the restless euphoria of the production.
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Now that I'm in medical school, I've learned there are a number of resiliency factors that might help protect people from developing PTSD.
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By linking resiliency to innovation and growth, start-ups contribute to a general professional culture that frames failure as a positive learning experience.
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While much of New York City's battered infrastructure has been repaired and even improved, most long-term resiliency measures are still years away.
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On September 21, Shaw Air Force Base is bringing in a speaker for its mandated resiliency day and will have small group discussions.
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"Maybe it's time we start to ask about the need for diversity in supply chains, and discuss how we add resiliency," Shih says.
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"It's amazing because we see these strays and medical cases come in and I think we're always surprised by their resiliency," said DeGroot.
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Research on resiliency shows quite clearly that people who express (and value) different aspects of who they are tend to be psychologically stronger.
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The consumer also has shown resiliency, with retail sales rising a higher-than-expected 0.6 percent in July, the best move of 2017.
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The group's far-flung affiliates — in places like West Africa, Sinai and the Philippines — have also demonstrated resiliency in their operations, officials said.
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The play would come to symbolize the city's resiliency in the wake of Katrina and make Gleason a folk hero in New Orleans.
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We've also built comprehensive energy efficiency programs and formed a Climate Protection Action Committee to provide climate resiliency recommendations to our city planners.
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"Pete was an inspiration to so many people around the world who drew strength from his courage and resiliency," the family went on.
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To be alive in the world of Watchmen — maybe just to be alive in the world — requires a long memory and impossible resiliency.
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Cities should start incorporating resiliency into all architecture plans, policies and strategies to be able to absorb shock and return to normal operations.
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In a 2017 study of psychological resilience among American military veterans, higher levels of gratitude, altruism and a sense of purpose predicted resiliency.
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The connections we make with our professional network, friends, family, and community provide the encouragement, positive feelings, and sense of purpose that support resiliency.
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Hermann said that traffic flooding into stores lifted sales, which demonstrated the "resiliency of our off-price retail model" even in a healthy economy.
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"A big and bold infrastructure project must be comprehensive and include clean energy and resiliency priorities," they write, while laying out their key demands.
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It's also allowed them to develop and test a strategy for boosting urban resiliency that could be shareable and scalable outside of Kibera, too.
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OCC is working to "increase our resiliency by being more proactive to address these issues before they become major challenges," Prosperi said by telephone.
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Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt emphasize in their brilliant book "How Democracies Die" the importance of norms and temperance as key for democratic resiliency.
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This month, the institution opened up a resiliency center, a safe space for survivors of the shooting to connect with services and each other.
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"New York has a certain resiliency that is proven time and time again," Francis Greenburger, founder and CEO of real estate developer Time Equities.
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The image, captured by a former photographer from The Bergen Record, became a symbol of hope and resiliency in the face of unimaginable tragedy.
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"We are moved by the resiliency shown by Mr. Alaradi's family, in particular, their courage and conviction," the Monday statement from Global Affairs said.
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"Extreme heat is one of the many impacts of our changing climate, " says Jainey Bavishi, director of the city's Office of Recovery and Resiliency.
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We have focused on designing resiliency and redundancy in our satellites such that failed satellites, should there be any, would not collide with others.
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And in the face of danger, they will be able to better control their family's destiny and face the future with strength and resiliency.
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"We are confident this scenario will effectively test the resiliency of the nation's largest banks," said Randal Quarles, the Fed's vice chair for supervision.
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NC2628 capabilities must assure the integrity of transmitted information and possess the resiliency and survivability necessary to reliably overcome the effects of nuclear attack.
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When we build a culture of preparedness we provide the foundation that enhances security and resiliency of our immediate area and thus our nation.
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"Our resiliency when we were really challenged, mentally, was as strong as I've seen us have all year," Illinois coach John Groce told reporters.
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In these less critical areas, Chinese projects should be welcomed if they meet high standards of transparency, sustainability, resiliency, fiscal responsibility, and social responsibility.
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This week, Congress reintroduced the State Cyber Resiliency Act, which encourages state and local governments to strengthen their defenses against cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities.
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This legislation is designed to help DHS and its local government partners bolster their cybersecurity resiliency capacity by authorizing grants and technical assistance. Rep.
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This legislation is designed to help DHS and its local government partners bolster their cybersecurity resiliency capacity by authorizing grants and technical assistance. Rep.
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Regulators could help enhance defense and resiliency by establishing a unified cyber assessment framework and common set of controls across financial services regulatory bodies.
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It's a testament to the resiliency of the cryptocurrency, especially after it temporarily sunk last month when China banned both ICOs and cryptocurrency exchanges.
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Ironically, removing those natural ecosystems may actually increase vulnerability to rising waters and storms and reduce the resiliency of human communities to climate change.
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My organization has been working alongside tribal leaders in northeastern Nigeria, where we're creating targeted poverty eradication solutions to build resiliency in rural communities.
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Beyond the recent suicide bombings in Baghdad, a major American airstrike last month demonstrates the Islamic State's continued resiliency and threat, military officials said.
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Chase Hall's Milk and Honey series explores portraiture in the city—presenting a window of resiliency, empathy, and wisdom across the communities he captures.
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Because if they can survive on the surface of the moon — an incredibly harsh, irradiated environment — it helps us understand the resiliency of life.
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Resiliency and innovation in reconstruction are paramount, as is the rejuvenation of the Puerto Rican spirit through arts and culture to keep hope alive.
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The ability to adapt to change and pivot when presented with new data or having the resiliency/flexibility to reprioritize is also a must.
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On Tuesday, the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee will hold a hearing on the resiliency of America's electrical grid at 10:85033 a.m.
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"As time passes, we are confident U.S. consumers and the dedicated employees at MGM will demonstrate their resiliency and business will rebound," Rothman wrote.
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The department is now looking to expand the SunShot program, investing $82 million in new research funding into energy storage and grid resiliency efforts.
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Julie Kaplow, Ph.D. is the director of both the Trauma and Grief Center and the Harvey Resiliency and Recovery Program at Texas Children's Hospital.
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Since 2015, NOAA's Environmental Literacy Program has awarded nearly $10 million to 22 resiliency programs across the country, in both coastal and inland states.
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You don&apost need to break it in, plus it&aposs waterproof and comes the closest to replicating the suppleness and resiliency of leather.
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This new paradigm is enabling options for smaller regional "microgrids," as a method of building greater resiliency, reliability, and security in our power infrastructure.
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The senator has vowed he'll be on stage for next week's Democratic debate, where his aides are betting he'll showcase his strength and resiliency.
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These fuel-secure resources are indispensable for the reliability and resiliency of our electric grid — and therefore indispensable for our economic and national security.
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Chris Vickery, director of risk research at cyber-resiliency firm UpGuard, noted that the Arkansas government is using more than one outdated email access portal.
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She assembled a coalition that valued her resiliency -- dominated by older women, African-Americans and LGBT voters, all of whom have overcome their own challenges.
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Those outcomes can be determined by legislators and PUCs, ranging from service uptime (minimizing blackouts) to customer satisfaction, renewable-energy penetration, electrification, efficiency, or resiliency.
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In April, the mayor announced new "resiliency" guidelines that will require new city construction to incorporate the projected impacts of climate change into their designs.
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Indeed, in New York, when Aggarwala was putting the new plan for sustainability and resiliency in place, technology played a critical role in the process.
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The authorities examined Amazon's resiliency and backup systems and described their visit as the first in their ongoing oversight of the company, the report added.
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But the costs of prolonged outages are far-reaching and challenging to quantify, and resiliency metrics are hard to define and even harder to compare.
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One was a mechanic and the other was a master resiliency officer — "perfectly" equipped to help motivate everyone in the dire situation, according to DeJesus.
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The government agencies that regulate the commercial arrangements on the grid are still struggling with how to put a dollar value on reliability and resiliency.
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But to achieve maximum climate benefits, farmers, ranchers and rural residents must be engaged and play a central role in climate change mitigation and resiliency.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Small Colleges Are Pressured Over Finances" (front page, April 30): The resiliency of America's small private colleges is frequently misunderstood.
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My dad or pops (newly adapted) He taught me resiliency as a young father and later helped give me the courage to pursue my dreams.
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Almost comically, Energy Department officials responded by suggesting that they needed to "help FERC members understand the importance of coal" to electric reliability and resiliency.
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Make no mistake, both the industry and our regulators are in complete agreement that cyber security and resiliency are and should be a top priority.
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The grid resiliency rule is simply the latest manifestation of a long-running battle between the coal industry and its competitors in oil and gas.
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The theme of the event is Kendrick Lamar's song "Alright," which touches on subjects of social injustice, police brutality and the resiliency of marginalized communities.
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Last week, we instituted a few new processes to improve the resiliency of our platform, and since then new payments have been processing without delays.
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Fortunately, water issues have gained traction at the national level, with President Obama personally engaged on the pressing challenges of drought relief and water resiliency.
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The new public cloud aims to ease security and resiliency concerns that many on Wall Street still have when it comes to using the technology.
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"It speaks to the resiliency of the guys," Giants left tackle Nate Solder said after the team refused to fold following the Bears' late heroics.
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The abuse of intimacy erodes all the building blocks of agency: self-worth, resiliency and self-efficacy (the belief that you can control a situation).
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We had this kind of heavy discussion about trauma and resiliency and then, at the end, during the last 24 hours, it really became playful.
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This is one way we can help them focus on their core systems operations and resiliency efforts to meet the needs of consumers and business.
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The chamber attributed the resiliency in exports to a large and successful harvest, and to an increase in sales by producers in November and December.
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"I'm very proud of the team, I'm proud of the resiliency they exhibited last year and I'm proud of how they have responded," he said.
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" Then, as if to balance out this quick foray into confrontational talk, he added, "I also wanted a building that spoke of resiliency and uplift.
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The electric utility, PREPA, inefficient and costly, which had failed to invest in maintenance and resiliency and is saddled with unsustainable debt, has failed completely.
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Predictive data analysis will make it possible to stop conflict before it occurs or spreads by measuring an area's resiliency trend compared to similar communities.
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KENNETH GRIFFIN: No, because the market has the resiliency to absorb us not being in the market on a given day or week or month.
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This is a challenging opportunity that will tap the resiliency of the Puerto Rican population based on cold hard facts and not a vituperative dialogue.
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"Pete was an inspiration to so many people around the world who drew strength from his courage and resiliency," his family said in a statement.
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"Pete was an inspiration to so many people around the world who drew strength from his courage and resiliency," the statement by his family reads.
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Despite nearly three hours of questions, including one softball about having the "resiliency" to be president, no one mentioned Donald Trump's ongoing war on women.
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If one were to design a grid that prioritizes reliability and resiliency, it would improve on the old scheme by placing generation closer to load.
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BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, raised its outlook for U.S. stocks given what the company described as the "resiliency" of the world's largest economy.
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Kevin McIntyre, a Republican, wrote a letter to Perry proposing to extend the deadline for a decision on the so-called Grid Resiliency Pricing Rule.
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The freshman guard Aarion McDonald has been an important addition, pushing the team's pace, and the redshirt senior Katie Collier has demonstrated a striking resiliency.
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Already you are hearing more about 'resiliency' than you are 'prevention' or 'reversal,' and I fear that we are witnessing the point of no return.
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Jones's "D-Man in the Waters," named after the dancer Demian Acquavella, who died of AIDS in 230, is a celebration of resiliency and hope.
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The mission includes a dedication to efforts that will build "climate resiliency," support indigenous rights, spur grassroots environmentalism through media and technology, and so much more.
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Why it matters: This new analysis on incumbent resiliency could give hope to Democrats, who are defending 10 Senate seats in states Trump won this cycle.
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This is a nod to a citizen hero who led extraordinary rescue efforts, but also a nod to the resiliency of communities hit by devastating storms.
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Those strategies will include persistent engagement, deterrence (which will include increasing resiliency), and the development of diplomatic norms — global rules of the road for cyber operations.
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Perhaps because they've resisted the urge to host a live Imagine Dragons show before a playoff game this year, the Capitals have become synonymous with resiliency.
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"The military's philosophy on employing advanced energy technologies is simple: Use them when they improve the effectiveness or resiliency of military operations," the retired officers wrote.
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" The FCC announced plans in April to recharter CSRIC, the goal of which is to "promote the security, reliability, and resiliency of the Nation's communications systems.
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The next four years will test the resiliency of the country and test the limits of the U.S. Constitution in ways it hasn't seen in decades.
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Part of forest management includes reducing the fuel load by scientifically determining which trees need to be removed in order to improve forest health and resiliency.
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To ensure cyber resiliency, states must think about the impact from top to bottom and require all their vendors and IT organizations to conduct security audits.
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McIntyre wrote to Perry later that day, proposing a 30-day extension of the deadline for a decision on the so-called Grid Resiliency Pricing Rule.
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The Space, Science and Technology Committee is also getting in on the electric grid game, holding a Tuesday hearing on resiliency featuring state officials and academics.
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More often, though, she has shown a determination to stand up for her beliefs and a resiliency that has heartened her admirers and infuriated her critics.
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With a focus on prevention, communities can shore up parents and create resiliency that is sure to stop neglect before it starts, and keep families together.
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Assuring reliability and resiliency from the grid is a complicated issue, and it will have implications for decades to come — so we must get it right.
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Being passionate about growth plus learning resiliency from Uber's CEO Travis Kalanick are two things Pao has going for him in his new venture at Greylock.
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The same day, members of the House Science, Space and Technology Committee will examine the resiliency of the electric grid from both physical and cyber threats.
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"I think the people of Puerto Rico have shown that resiliency is our middle name, our first name and last name," resident Mari Rosas told CNN.
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In New York City after Sandy, things are moving forward on several levels, said Jainey K. Bavishi, director of the Mayor's Office of Recovery and Resiliency.
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His comments follow those on Thursday by Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz, who said the country's economic resiliency would be "seriously tested" by the epidemic.
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Others require significant lifestyle changes, like optimizing sleep and diet, cutting back on smartphone and social media use, and fostering friendships and purpose to build resiliency.
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The post went on to say that Robinhood is working to improve the resiliency of its infrastructure to meet the heightened load it has been experiencing.
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While academic skill matters in determining who gets selected, the emphasis is on these students' resiliency, their drive to learn and their passion for social justice.
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And the intact areas of the Tongass are vital, because of the impressive capacity of trees and woodlands to store carbon, increasing resiliency to climate change.
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In addition, other areas on the eastern seaboard such as Hampton Roads, Virginia are incorporating water reuse strategies to support their region's resiliency and sustainability goals.
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The programs provide education and projects include building rain barrels, planting trees, hosting resiliency expos, collecting environmental data and interviewing community members about extreme weather events.
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The proposal was made in the name of grid resiliency, under the argument that coal and nuclear plants closing is a threat to the grid. Rep.
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An Energy Department study, done by experienced energy analysts, did not establish that resiliency was a problem for the nation's grid — it basically said the opposite.
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Cousins has, thus far, shown remarkable resiliency in coming back from injuries, but what value he can offer to his new team is suddenly in question.
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Cousins has, thus far, shown remarkable resiliency in coming back from injuries, but what value he can offer to his new team is suddenly in question.
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I was proud of my food, my culture and heritage, proud of our collective resiliency, and indebted to this great woman that made it all possible.
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Bob O'Neill, a retired Verizon employee in Hampton, who met Mr. Christie during his visit to the 401 Tavern there, said he admired Mr. Christie's political resiliency.
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Facebook told me it plans to conduct a survey of contractors' "resiliency" in coming months that will allow the company to better understand its workers' mental health.
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Those outcomes can be determined by legislators and public utility commissions, ranging from service uptime (minimizing blackouts) to customer satisfaction, renewable-energy penetration, electrification, efficiency, or resiliency.
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"Our efforts were really driven by Hurricane Sandy," said Peter DeBruin, climate mitigation and resiliency manager for the Massachusetts Port Authority, which oversees Boston Logan International Airport.
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A little more than a week before, Rick Perry, the energy secretary, issued a proposal to subsidise plants which competitive markets do not properly reward for "resiliency".
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OPEC and non OPEC producers probably did not count on the resiliency of shale oil producers and other around the world to cut costs and improve efficiency.
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The speech was focused on the subject of resiliency, with Sandberg recounting the hours, days, and weeks that followed the unexpected death of her husband, David Goldberg.
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The bank also named Rob Rooney as head of technology, operations and firm resiliency, a new role that combines several functions that were previously in separate divisions.
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When the Trust for Governor's Island imagined the site in 2006, the term "resiliency" wasn't even in the vocabulary of New Yorkers, says Trust president Leslie Koch.
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The resiliency continued in the shootout, as Kevin Shattenkirk and Nash scored do-or-die goals to set the stage for Vesey's winner in the seventh round.
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More significantly, it shows how easy it is to get distracted by immediate considerations, while losing sight of the long-term need to invest in our resiliency.
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The NYSE trading suspension highlights the complexity of the fragmented market, but also its resiliency, given that stocks can trade elsewhere when one exchange has a problem.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - In the wake of two years of devastating wildfires in California, Wall Street is incorporating a new risk metric when evaluating companies: climate resiliency.
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Other green policies in the budget include new research and development funding for clean energy, climate change resiliency measures and new funding for international climate change accounts.
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This might be useful over time, since heart rate monitors allow you to track your body's resiliency as it returns to normal after more high impact movements.
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Businesses of all sizes are starting to realize its power to transform how they handle their energy needs — to save money, improve resiliency and reduce carbon footprint.
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And that starts with reminding yourself that you have the strength and the resiliency to navigate whatever challenges have come your way, or may come your way.
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How many times do I have to be asked about the nature of my features rather than the nature of my courage, my spirit or my resiliency?
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While there have been emergency repairs and cleanup, major construction on long-term resiliency projects did not begin until May and will not be completed until 2019.
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US factories close, production moves offshore, and the result is a loss of diversity and resiliency for the entire supply chain in return for slightly lower prices.
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The United States could learn from the CCRIF on how risk pooling models, making use of objective and public data, could help improve household and community resiliency.
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"The bulk of the expense in the plan is already covered in our climate resiliency plan that was previously released," spokeswoman Tess Whittlesey said in an email.
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"Holly's energy and yearlong dedication to ESPN is a testament to her strength and resiliency, all while courageously battling cancer over the last 16 months," Fitting said.
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But thanks to fears and uncertainties around the security and resiliency of the tech, Wall Street&aposs adoption of the public cloud has been a slow burn.
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However, those concerns have eased more recently as Washington and Beijing make progress in trade talks toward a preliminary deal and the US jobs market shows resiliency.
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Executive and legislative leaders could use their positions to focus attention on the need for improved cyber resiliency for elections and provide resources needed to make change.
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Clinton Crosier, director of the Air Force Space Force Planning Task Force will speak at the Defense Strategies Institute Space Resiliency Summit beginning at 22019:45 a.m.
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URBAN-X, the accelerator program focused on companies developing technologies to increase the sustainability, resiliency and efficiency of cities, has selected seven companies for its latest cohort.
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Restoring critical ecosystem functions while addressing structural needs and community resiliency provides the best chance to minimize losses and maintain the vibrancy and security of Louisiana's coast.
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IT'S MAYBE SHOCKING FOR PEOPLE TO UNDERSTAND, THAT IN SPITE OF GEOPOLITICS SOMETIMES, IN SPITE OF WASHINGTON, THAT RESILIENCY AND STRENGTH IN THAT SYSTEM IS PRETTY GOOD.
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JPMorgan released its annual letter from CEO Jamie Dimon last week in which he emphasized the company's a strong balance sheet and the resiliency of its assets.
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It would also create a $40 billion Climate Justice Resiliency Fund to help vulnerable communities like senior citizens and Native American tribes attain jobs, resilient infrastructure, economic development.
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Even among the slashes, however, the torso holds its shape, a resiliency in spite of bodily trauma, referencing the experiences of the Black and immigrant experience in America.
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The unplanned coupling of systems originally meant to be independent has often been identified as a threat to resiliency ("Brittle power: energy strategy for national security", Lovins, 1982).
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The strength and resiliency of our democracy rests squarely on the shoulders of each citizen who embraces her and his power to be a positive force for change.
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Congress could also accelerate growth of clean energy markets through the passage of the Green Bank Act, incentivizing resiliency investments to help 5G infrastructure evolve as green networks.
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"Everyone's resiliency is different and that's not something we can put on a scale, and that's why it's hard to define exactly what high-functioning means," Morton says.
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I think that would be very, very detrimental for the long-term health of our economy and for our resiliency," she said in an interview with "Closing Bell.
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"Data exposures are capable of affecting a larger number of people and businesses than ever before," Mike Baukes, co-CEO of the cyber resiliency firm UpGuard, told Gizmodo.
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"It is clear the Trump administration recognizes the enormous economic and resiliency benefits that the U.S. nuclear energy industry provides to Americans," the group said in a release.
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For example, the Green New Deal resolution specifically calls for the preservation of forests as key to removing carbon from the atmosphere, supporting biodiversity and creating climate resiliency.
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Indeed, the two northeast cities are widely viewed as models in the field of climate resiliency—working to protect the fundamental infrastructure that sustains every citizen's daily life.
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"This quarter ... shows the resiliency of wealth management, which is an important indicator of the health of our business," Chief Financial Officer Jonathan Pruzan said in an interview.
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They have the resiliency of Wile E. Coyote, picking themselves up after each failed plot backfires and redoubling their efforts to destroy their foe with ill-conceived plans.
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True, nuclear generators were important in passing the test, but hasty implementation of the proposed Grid Resiliency Pricing Rule is still a solution in search of a problem.
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Funds from the settlement are going towards a variety of resiliency and climate projects, and Gorman says the project has shown her a new side of environmental organizing.
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The National Association of Manufacturers called for the federal government to create a resiliency fund that would include $26.5 trillion in loans to help manufacturers and small businesses.
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The National Association of Manufacturers called for the federal government to create a resiliency fund that would include $26.5 trillion in loans to help manufacturers and small businesses.
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The National Association of Manufacturers called for the federal government to create a resiliency fund that would include $250 trillion in loans to help manufacturers and small businesses.
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"I continue to be amazed about the grit and resiliency of this community, the challenge that it has taken on just in the past few months," Whaley said.
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In a 100-year flood plain, that equates to a 26 percent chance of flooding over a 30-year mortgage, the city's Office of Recovery and Resiliency noted.
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This resiliency was on display in September after drone attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities in Abqaiq and Khurais took an estimated 25.93 million barrels of oil offline.
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Frates' family confirmed the news of his death Monday in a statement that reflected on his courage and resiliency in the face of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS.
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Nudging can help adults returning to the classroom after a decade develop identities as students, balance school and work, and show resiliency in the face of new challenges.
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Our ATC system must be redesigned to leverage innovation to improve the system's resiliency, agility and safety, increase capacity and better serve both the industry and the public.
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But that is exactly what we need to do to increase the resiliency of our space architecture, enhance our strategic deterrence, and deliver better capabilities for our forces.
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Every part of the country, he argues, deserves the chance to participate, whether that's through energy efficiency upgrades, job training for displaced workers, or resiliency against extreme weather.
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When he would announce another extension to the already lengthy deployment, he said he was sure to point people to their resiliency counselors, chaplains or other support networks.
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Navy developers say increasing cybersecurity, mission scope and overall resiliency on the CANES networks depends on using a common engineering approach with routers, satcom networks, servers and computing functions.
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The Trump administration, and its supporters in the coal industry, hope the grid resiliency rule and end of the Clean Power Plan will help support the remaining coal units.
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" They wrote that any proposal also needs to "include clean energy and resiliency priorities" and "must have strong Buy America, labor, and women, veteran, and minority-owned business protections.
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Invoking his powers under the Department of Energy Organization Act, Energy Secretary Rick Perry has directed the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to consider a new grid resiliency rule.
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"We wanted to tell the story of these survivors – the resiliency and the strength – but also that it's not always a pretty picture or a Hollywood ending," she says.
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I'm sure he's got the resiliency and the strength and the will and support of his friends and family so that he's going to make the best of this.
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The rationale is to maintain a rich genetic diversity of seeds for each crop, increasing the plant's resiliency to different environmental conditions — should the seeds have to be planted.
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While the research on protecting yourself from those effects is still limited, there are some important steps you can take to boost your resiliency and improve your coping skills.
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J/P Haitian Relief Organization, founded by the actor Sean Penn, is currently raising $300 million in partnership with the Haitian and French governments to enhance Haiti's climate resiliency.
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"I think that this is a pretty reasonable [trade] and a nice risk-reward trade-off if you want to buy basic consumer resiliency and macro stability," said Wolff.
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But while a greenhouse can stabilize temperatures, Osentowski believes the future of climate resiliency in fact lies in establishing a multi-layered forest system, with trees as a foundation.
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But the resiliency New York has shown during this streak — the Rangers trailed in three of the four wins — is a sign the team may be finding its way.
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The simple and bare V-shaped hull lended itself to easy modification, and the boat's resiliency enabled fishermen to carry huge loads of fish to market, according to Shroyer.
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"The total amount of solar installed in America is on track to more than double in the next five years, proving solar's resiliency and its economic strength," she said.
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The Oakland Athletics showed resiliency in posting a series-tying victory and hope to carry the momentum into Sunday's finale of their three-game set against the Detroit Tigers.
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She also said she reduced her rate hike path in March from December, and added the economy has shown considerable resiliency and recent inflation data has been somewhat encouraging.
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"We believe that this important proposal will assure the continuing security, stability and resiliency of this system," Google, Amazon, Facebook and Twitter wrote in a letter to US lawmakers.
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At one point, moderator Chuck Todd asked Castro who should pay for climate change resiliency for people who, in his assessment, shouldn't be living in the low-lying areas.
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NEW YORK, Nov 5 (Reuters) - In the wake of two years of devastating wildfires in California, Wall Street is incorporating a new risk metric when evaluating companies: climate resiliency.
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As part of the "Resiliency Operational Pause," each unit will select one day between August 1 and September 15 to look at ways to address this problem, it said.
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"We are developing a plan for greater resiliency, especially in areas where we have shipyards and communities that share water space, share waterfront," Vice Chief of Naval Operations Adm.
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In local communities around the country, art is improving public health and the delivery of healthcare; helping people as they age; and building resiliency among veterans and their families.
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The company was able to make up for the loss of production and illustrated incredible resiliency to what was to date the largest single disruption to global oil supply.
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The rush of cash into rising markets shows the resiliency of bonds, at least in terms of demand from investors, but also highlights people's more ambivalent relationship with stocks.
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The moves "should help support smooth functioning of funding markets as market participants implement business resiliency plans in response to the coronavirus," the NY Fed said in a statement.
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"Military kids interpret that they're expected to cope and help out in the family and not be kids," said Melissa Porrey, who oversees resiliency programs for the Red Cross.
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We and our administration are going to fund resiliency in those communities, in Miami, in Houston, Texas, those places that are on the front lines of climate change today.
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We, in our administration, are going to fund resiliency in those communities, in Miami, in Houston, Texas, those places that are on the front lines of climate change today.
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Counterattacks and expanding its international reach For years, al-Shabaab has shown resiliency and an ability to strike back, often targeting civilian targets and in countries outside of Somalia.
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What's powerful about these conversations is not just that they can help cancer patients through treatment or help teenagers build resiliency — they can also help the rest of us.
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"It's a game of inches," said Elizabeth Malone, program manager of resiliency and insurance at Neighborhood Housing Services Brooklyn, a community group that counsels residents in flood-prone areas.
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Meanwhile, resiliency remains in Asian markets, as Korea's KOSPI, Japan's Nikkei, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng indices all showed more mild losses for the start of the trading week.
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"There needs to be more significant investment and incentive for owners and operators of infrastructure to continue to harden and develop resiliency in this complex threat environment," she said.
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"They've been kicking the can for almost two years now," Jainey Bavishi, director of the New York City Mayor's Office of Resiliency, said of the standstill over flood insurance.
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"There is absolutely no doubt that the current extremely cold weather has further demonstrated the need for the Department of Energy's Grid Resiliency Pricing Rule," said spokesman Gary Broadbent.
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" A Biden senior campaign adviser spent several minutes in a recent briefing with reporters talking about his steady polling, with the person pointing to "the resiliency of his vote.
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State, local, tribal, and territorial election officials could work to enhance election processes and technology to provide resiliency against successful cyber intrusions into the election infrastructure in their jurisdiction.
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The Nasdaq gained 1 percent in August and the S&P shed 0.1 percent, speaking to stocks' resiliency after the S&P hit an all-time high mid-month.
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"The FBI believes this proposed consolidation strategy enhances mission resiliency, continuity of operations, and will provide the Bureau with the agility necessary to meet future needs," the agency said.
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Those few days of extreme cold across the Atlantic seaboard demonstrated the need to change the way electricity markets operate in order to ensure the resiliency of the grid.
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Our forbearers would never have dreamed of foisting unknowable "resiliency" mandates onto public and private investment using data and standards that may be off by 40 percent or more.
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Coming in around $0.11 per kWh, large-scale solar combined with battery-based energy storage is a very cost-effective solution for meeting the resiliency needs in Puerto Rico.
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The FCC has an advisory committee studying disaster response and recovery, and it has also linked subsidies meant to aid in rebuilding networks in Puerto Rico to resiliency measures.
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They asked him to say a few words and then they had to cut his mic when he started going on about the natural resiliency of the Middle Asiatic.
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Donald Trump has only been president for less than a week, but many on Wall Street are already analyzing some of his policies and market resiliency under the Trump administration.
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Nate will test the resiliency of New Orleans pumping stations, which are operating at 285 percent capacity after being strained by previous flooding this summer, The New Orleans Advocate explains.
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"A lot of people talk about resiliency as a core strength we wish to see more in our kids, and that's really hard to teach in the classroom," Levin said.
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She's become a dynamo in the short time she's been working, fighting for communities like hers to have a voice as the city puts together its resiliency and adaptation plans.
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"Relative to the macro-economic outlook, Ford was upbeat on its monthly sales call, suggesting relative consumer resiliency in the face of rising interest rates," J.P.Morgan analyst Ryan Brinkman said.
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Cameron Camp, a researcher at Slovakian anti-virus software maker ESET said the push to subsidize coal and nuclear seemed more about saving blue collar energy jobs than boosting resiliency.
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To learn about that, I called up Susanne Torriente, assistant city manager and "chief resiliency officer" for Miami Beach, a 90,000-person island municipality off the coast of Miami proper.
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"We need to start changing the way we produce food for resiliency," Cottrell said, adding that he had yet to see much action being taken by wealthy food-producing countries.
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Despite the panic and confusion that van Kuilenburg has felt this week, he's trying to focus instead on resiliency and the advocacy efforts to make schools safe for trans students.
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The bill will include calls for clean air and water, climate resiliency, healthy food, access to nature and "a sustainable environment for all for generations to come," according to Bloomberg.
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Mr. Musso, 32, is a senior program manager for Mayor Bill de Blasio's Office of Recovery and Resiliency in New York, and works with agencies to prepare for climate change.
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"These chemicals have also been shown to degrade corals' resiliency and ability to adjust to climate change factors and inhibit recruitment of new corals," the text of the bill explains.
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"Food resiliency crosses entirely new lines," Zeuli said, referring to the idea of how well a city can endure disaster or disruptions and continually source and distribute food to residents.
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"Essentially the decision making and acting become second nature," said Bret Moore, the deputy director of the Army's Warrior Resiliency Program of the Regional Health Command-Central in San Antonio.
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Just this month, nationally renowned experts in resiliency released a report that further bolsters the case for investing in actions that build back our infrastructure in stronger and smarter ways.
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In addition, as water becomes more scarce and expensive, WaterSense can help all businesses reduce their operating costs and increase their resiliency by installing high-efficiency fixtures in their facilities.
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"[Lopez] needs to be driving a strong resiliency agenda because of climate change, because we know there will be more intense hurricanes in the Caribbean in the future," Enck said.
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"We can't even agree on how to pronounce it, resilience versus resiliency," said Neil Chatterjee, a Republican commissioner of the independent Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which oversees U.S. electricity infrastructure.
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As far as resiliency goes, I know a lot has already been written about that, this job is difficult, you're looking at graphic images often, hate speech, things like that.
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"Creating a larger grid reduces the strain on individual systems and can add resiliency to the changing climate, and can provide additional benefits for electrifying other energy sectors," Clack said.
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As it turns out, thinking about death, god, spirituality and the afterlife may help us to live more purposeful lives and strengthen our emotional resiliency during our time on earth.
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But City Councilman Mark Treyger, the chairman of the council's recovery and resiliency committee, said that despite recent improvements, the Build It Back program overall has been plodding and limited.
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In response, some conservation groups have argued that we should put our efforts toward saving the most genetically diverse species, with the goal of increasing our long-term ecological resiliency.
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His mantra, which could help many others facing a devastating health setback, is that recovery takes determination, focus, resiliency, persistence and courage — the courage to weather repeated setbacks and frustrations.
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"The gamification of 'swiping' in dating apps slots into this behavior to find avenues to pass time and entertain, so we could expect to see a level of resiliency there."
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"The argument that this is a drip-by-drip erosion: the quantification of that, they can't really demonstrate any quantifiable reduction in the overall resiliency of the industry," he said.
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Charles Hernick, the director of Policy and Advocacy at Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions Forum, says the Energy Department is moving too quickly to address concerns over energy sector resiliency.
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"The residents of Puerto Rico have repeatedly shown strength and resiliency in the face of tragedy, but those are no substitute for adequate government assistance," Grijalva said in a statement.
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The NDAA calls for the Department of Defense to plan responses to potential attacks against the United States and plans to increase the resiliency of cybersecurity of American defense systems.
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Recycled water allows communities to address water supply resiliency, population growth, environmental enhancement and habitat creation, extreme wet weather events and combined sewer overflow, and saltwater intrusion, among other issues.
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Finally, we must increase funding for disaster recovery and resiliency, targeting the communities likely to be hardest hit, so our survival is not contingent on heroic deeds or charitable efforts.
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Confidence is a learned skill, after all, so adding playfulness to the process helps develop resiliency, so that everyone can bounce back a little easier when setbacks inevitably occur.5.
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Opinion Columnist OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma City National Memorial consists of two stark structures connected by a reflecting pool, intended as monuments to the strength and resiliency of the city.
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At the Department of Energy, Secretary Rick Perry has proposed a grid resiliency rule which would increase payments to coal-fired power producers that can promise secure on-site fuel supplies.
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The Energy Department said it is now exploring ways to monitor the long-term resiliency of the grid, potentially with a model led by its electricity office and its national labs.
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Taking these steps won't inoculate a business against viral digital falsehoods, but they can help build resiliency and reduce the damage that disinformation can do to a company's reputation and value.
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Perry's instruction to FERC has waded into the centre of this debate about reliability and resiliency with a plan clearly designed to help its supporters in the coal and nuclear industries.
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Thanks to its use of software containers, the overall Crate architecture can already scale automatically to meet demand, but with this new version, this clustering system offers improved performance and resiliency.
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Nelson and Cinque worked closely together at the Newtown Resiliency Center, where the late college student volunteered mentoring children impacted by the tragic events of the 2012 Sandy Hook school shootings.
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"We believe it is important for the community to have input into a memorial that honors the victims and pays tribute to the resiliency of Orlando," he said in a statement.
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He has ordered his agency to conduct a grid study even though independent research has already concluded that renewable energy sources like distributed solar energy enhances electric grid's resiliency and reliability.
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Today's conflicts are more wide-ranging that last year's main battleground: Energy Secretary Rick Perry's failed plan to boost coal and nuclear power plant revenues in the name of grid resiliency.
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"We, in our administration, are going to fund resiliency in those communities, in Miami, in Houston, Texas, those places that are on the front lines of climate change today," O'Rourke said.
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Even as ISIS suffers repeated setbacks, al Qaeda's branch in Syria has shown surprising resiliency and it's possible that a rump version of ISIS might merge with al Qaeda in Syria.
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However, it has become clear that we have to worry not just about the integrity and resiliency of our election infrastructure but the influence of our adversaries on our democratic discourse.
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"Ultimately, leveraging of the commercial space market drives down cost to the American taxpayer and improves our military's resiliency," secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James said in a statement.
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"If reforms are unnecessarily burdensome and we can achieve strong resiliency more efficiently and simply, we should be able to boost sustainable financial and economic activity, thus benefiting everyone," he said.
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This $2628 billion fund might also provide the public resources to seed and test innovative efforts that can give families access to the type of tools that support their financial resiliency.
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They would require the Forest Service to set aside 30 percent of historic fire suppression spending for activities to reduce the risk of catastrophic fires and increase forests' resiliency against fire.
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The strength of black intellectual traditions rests not on their ideological uniformity, but on their diverse resiliency that allows the panoramic expression of black thought to be utilized by new generations.
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As residents of a low-lying state with 22019,350 miles of coastline, many local officials in Florida see the benefits to investing early in resiliency to avoid expensive infrastructure replacement later.
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The question of what comes after ISIS requires a multifaceted approach that must incorporate the building of legitimate governance and resiliency if similar situations are to be avoided in the future.
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"The results of this report are not acceptable by any standard," Elizabeth Van Winkle, executive director of the Pentagon's office of force resiliency, said at the time of the report's release.
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"It's really the future of the FBI, and it's all about technology, innovation, talent and resiliency," says Associate Deputy Director Paul Abbate, who is overseeing the expansion, which includes cyber capabilities.
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"We stopped making as many shots as we had and they were playing really aggressive and tough and crashing the boards hard," LaVine said of the resiliency shown by the Grizzlies.
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"We support efforts to ensure reliability," the API said in response to the secretary's announcement ("Take the smart approach for electricity grid resiliency, consumers and the U.S. economy", API, Sept. 29).
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RELATED: Ruth Bader Ginsburg shows 'no evidence of remaining disease,' Supreme Court says After her bouts with colorectal cancer in 1999 and pancreatic cancer in 2009, Ginsburg demonstrated a remarkable resiliency.
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Mr. Reis is a co-founder of the U.S. Resiliency Council, a nonprofit organization founded to spread the message that even buildings constructed to code can be badly damaged in earthquakes.
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"This is going to be the most ambitious climate bill in the country," said Priya Mulgaonkar, a resiliency planner at the NYC Environmental Justice Alliance who helped to draft the bill.
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We asked financial planners to tell us what makes them optimistic about the future — they cited innovation, our nation's resiliency, and the upward trend of the markets as their bright spots.
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Times of crisis are a key test for corporate and political leaders, but it's also a test of the resiliency of teams to adapt to external factors outside of their control.
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"Back when we were coming up with this in 2008, the idea of resiliency was not on everyone's front burner," said Michael Manfredi, one of the architects who designed the space.
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"We expect that our increased scale will unlock significant economic benefits for our shareholders by providing greater revenue resiliency through market cycles and improved profitability through potential cost synergies," he added.
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The framework "more closely ties regulatory requirements to underlying risk, in a way that does not compromise the strong resiliency gains we have made since the financial crisis," Mr. Quarles said.
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Iowa Democratic leaders say drop outs by other candidates, like Kamala Harris and Steve Bullock, have underscored Biden's resiliency and ability to withstand attacks from Trump or his own Democratic rivals.
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No one has argued that the WGS constellation is the singular solution, but we know it works and we know the U.S. military needs more secure communications capacity and resiliency quickly.
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The gains have been in large part thanks to persistent growth in technology and resiliency in the new communication service sectors despite the ongoing trade fight between the U.S. and China.
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Susanne M. Torriente, the city's chief resiliency officer, said the city had also recently completed its greenhouse gas inventory and now would aim to reduce its emissions, regardless of federal policy.
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Like many elements of internet resiliency, the resilience of the internet is variable depending on density of providers, resilience of critical infrastructure, and the number of national connections to global infrastructure.
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On Monday, SCE filed for approval with the state utility regulator to recover costs in connection with a "grid safety and resiliency program" that it said aims to reduce wildfire risk.
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Yet Mr. Perry's proposal is so bare-bones that it failed even to define "resiliency," an ambiguous term that evokes the grid's ability to bounce back from unusual and unforeseen disruptions.
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Touch has even been found to lower the level of cortisol in the body (especially in women) which, when elevated, impedes our working memory and, most critically, the immune system's resiliency.
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Facebook moderators are paid above average in the industry, according to information provided by Facebook to CNBC, and are offered additional benefits, which include resiliency training (stress-related training) and support.
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The Indiana Pacers can't seem to find any consistency while going 5-5 in the last 10 games but showed some resiliency on the second night of a back-to-back Saturday.
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"The Department of Defense has a game-changing opportunity to build more resiliency into it's space enabled missions by augmenting the larger satellite missions with smaller satellites and commercial services," Sanford said.
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Perry said in a statement after FERC's ruling that his directive had started a national conversation about the resiliency of the grid, or its ability to withstand severe weather and other conditions.
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Newsom said the revised budget sets aside $15 billion for "building budgetary resiliency" as well as to pay down the state's unfunded liabilities, or $1.4 billion higher than was proposed in January.
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Innovation and workforce goals: One goal is to "develop cyberspace as an engine of open economic growth and resiliency," including by developing a "superior cybersecurity workforce" and promoting American innovation in cybersecurity.
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The latest plan involves spending $10 billion to extend part of Lower Manhattan out into the East River, in addition to shelling out hundreds of millions of dollars on other resiliency projects.
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Cities are of rising importance to the policy conversation, and in Atlanta, the country's ninth-largest city, Mayor Kasim Reed is leading a path to resiliency through new infrastructure and crime reduction.
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"With the recent tightening of the capital markets we are refocusing on our core consumer loans business and building more resiliency into the company," Prosper CEO Aaron Vermut said in a statement.
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That could include businesses that aspire to have a social or environmental impact in sectors like agriculture, water, renewable energy, energy efficiency and storage, affordable housing and infrastructure resiliency, the source added.
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Running through scenarios as part of an IR exercise will help companies determine what type of operational flexibility and resiliency they have, and what steps they must take to improve upon it.
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"All indications are that job creation remains solid, underscoring the resiliency of the nearly eight-year economic recovery," said Jim Baird, chief investment officer at Plante Moran Financial Advisors in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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It's a "very good quarter despite the difficulties in the trading business and I think that says a lot about [the bank's] resiliency and measures in their business model today," Ryan said.
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It requires firms to establish processes to ensure that their systems have the capacity, integrity, resiliency, availability and security adequate to maintain their operational capability and maintain a fair and orderly market.
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Lenore Skenazy, the founder of the Free-Range Kids movement, is the president of Let Grow, a nonprofit that helps parents, teachers and organizations find ways to support childhood independence and resiliency.
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"I appreciate the Commission's consideration and effort to further assess the marketplace distortions that are putting the long-term resiliency of our electric grid at risk," Mr. Perry said in a statement.
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Yet, despite what looks like a rough week ahead, these stocks have all shown a pointed resiliency to the economic and health calamity we have witnessed globally over the past few months.
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"We're not really seeing any concerns surrounding grid resiliency or reliability, which is exactly why we said that there's no need for this [notice of proposed rulemaking] to go forward," he said.
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He has already proven his resiliency: In 2000, he was elected as a district leader for the Queens Democratic Party, an unpaid, hyperlocal position that gives him access to highly engaged voters.
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But resiliency alone is not enough for the one in six Californians who have a mental health condition or the 2.7 million Californians who meet the criteria for a substance use disorder.
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It showed that it was not only making the coastline more resilient and enhancing the ecology, but it was promoting social resilience, that is, building a community around education on coastal resiliency.
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"I think also the resiliency of the economy has been very strong and so you're seeing that and I think that there's more and more confidence coming into the markets," said Friedman.
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Even after everything she finds out about the resiliency of fat, she comes away with the firm conviction that obesity is all about willpower — and that weight loss is the ultimate goal.
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Frazier's work has always offered an unflinching sense of intimacy and directness; it parses the violent aftermath of late-stage capitalism and racism, even as it highlights the resiliency of affected communities.
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"The FBI believes this proposed consolidation strategy enhances mission resiliency, continuity of operations, and will provide the Bureau with the agility necessary to meet future needs," the FBI said in a statement.
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And the breadth of powers that a declaration of national emergency makes available to the executive branch offers an express highway away from the checks and balances — and resiliency — of American democracy.
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" In the announcement for this accelerator, MIT said that, "In addition to disaster relief and medical readiness, other possible research areas may include data management, maintenance and logistics, vehicle safety, and cyber resiliency.
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It's unclear why review of a voting application was not a requirement for DHS, given its purview over election infrastructure security, which should include resiliency planning in the event of a tech breakdown.
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Broward County School District Superintendent Robert Runcie tweeted about the two deaths Sunday and offered suicide prevention resources for students and parents, including services such as resiliency centers, crisis hotlines, and dialing #2741741.
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San Francisco — threatened by the twin perils of an affordable housing crisis and an overdue earthquake — was the first city in the world to appoint a resiliency officer, also just two years ago.
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The architects of the building drew on imagery from both African and American history for the outer layer, saying they were trying to reach towards the sky to express faith, hope and resiliency.
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AT&T, the world's biggest telecom company, recently released a report titled "Road to Climate Resiliency" showing total damage to American infrastructure in 2017 added up to $306 billion, the worst year ever.
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According to the company, firms often hire veterans in sales development or account executive positions, both roles that "require a great deal of resiliency and diligence," with salaries ranging from $65,000 to $85,000.
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Switzerland made headlines this month for the transparency of its internet voting system when it launched a public penetration test and bug bounty program to test the resiliency of the system to attack.
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While the report did offer some ideas for improving resiliency, The Energy Department's own study doesn't justify an intervention that would yield questionable results, while carrying billions of dollars in costs for ratepayers.
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Puerto Rico's bankrupt electric utility cannot afford to pay back the utility's creditors over the next five years without jeopardizing much-needed investment in the rebuilding and resiliency of the island's power grid.
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For example, the Central District Wastewater and Treatment Plant on Virginia Key, a barrier island in Miami, Florida, included longer-term climate resiliency in a rebuild project to meet Clean Water Act standards.
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What I know is that the NFIP itself is indispensable to American communities, especially those in flood prone areas where all the resiliency upgrades in the world could not mitigate damage from floods.
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And with commentators warning that the devastating costs of 2017 might not be an aberration, but possibly a new normal, those resiliency plan price tags will begin to look more and more affordable.
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Part of Oracle's concern is it is standard commercially to use a multi-cloud environment to allow for redundancy and resiliency, which, in military operations would be particularly crucial in case of failure.
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Last year the Defense Science Board predicted that this imbalance would last at least through the next decade despite the best efforts to bolster cyber defenses and to bake resiliency into important systems.
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Technological innovation spurred by crowdsourcing and incentive prizes can be harnessed as instruments of change for everything from reducing carbon emissions to creating resiliency in our communities to the effects of climate change.
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Chamillionaire invested in Sienna Sauce because he "back(s) startups that have domain expertise, resiliency, and a roadmap that I believe could potentially lead to success," according to his investor page on Republic.
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"Aside from today's engagement, I hope you can bring back to base and to the United States not just the beautiful images of Venice, but the true essence of Venice and its resiliency."
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Those awkward moments happen more frequently in diplomacy than they should, but given the importance of China on North Korea, perhaps Secretary Pompeo might strive harder for more resiliency to such momentary setbacks.
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"The resiliency of this group is incredible," Tanev told reporters after his tallies complimented a four-point effort from Nikolaj Ehlers one night after the Jets endured a tough overtime defeat at Washington.
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Addressing these fundamental issues will be essential as -- despite its territorial losses -- ISIS and even al-Qaeda demonstrate resiliency, in large part buoyed by persistent instability in the Middle East and North Africa.
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And this spring, the final slab of concrete was laid on a new five-and-a-half-mile boardwalk, with Mayor Bill de Blasio proclaiming its completion a symbol of the area's resiliency.
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So what they've done after that—the resiliency that they've showed, and certainly the consistent play that they've had to the tune of how many they've won in a row—has been pretty awesome.
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Nuclear operators have complained that the way energy prices are set in PJM does not compensate them for their contribution to grid resiliency and their ability to produce large amounts of carbon free energy.
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Given the resiliency in Waste Management shares throughout this year, combined with strong management and consistent earnings, investors may want to take cover in the company if future economic data turn sour, Goldman added.
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Photo: GettyAn Amazon server containing roughly a gigabyte's worth of credentials and configuration files belonging to behemoth media conglomerate Viacom were discovered online and unsecured, according to UpGuard, a California-based "cyber resiliency" firm.
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Resiliency is clearly on investors' minds, since the startup announced this morning at its Chaos Conf in SF that it has raised an $18 million Series B round led by Redpoint partner Tomasz Tunguz.
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The proposed rule would require independent system operators (ISOs) and regional transmission organisation (RTOs) regulated by FERC to implement new electricity market rules compensating eligible power producers for their contributions to reliability and resiliency.
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Cenovus reports earnings and holds its shareholder meeting on Wednesday.. Asked about the company's response to the letter, Cenovus spokesman Brett Harris said the transaction would create "significant" shareholder value while maintaining financial resiliency.
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Swiss Post made headlines last month for the transparency of its internet voting system when it launched a public penetration test and bug bounty program to test the resiliency of the system to attack.
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"Manila Water has strongly advocated for many years for the development of new water sources ... both to ensure sufficiency of water supply as well as resiliency in case of any calamity," the spokesman said.
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Our bill will create new prize competitions, run by the DOE, around five themes: carbon capture, energy efficiency, energy storage, climate adaptation and resiliency, and data analytics to better understand or communicate about climate.
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Provide skill- and resiliency-building and conflict resolution opportunities in school and community settings Several programs — the PROSPER project and Communities That Care—are evidenced-based, and hundreds of schools and communities use them.
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Over the past month, the company worked to address some of those issues, but its unusual governance and concerns about its resiliency in an economic downturn were still a red flag for some investors.
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In September 2017, the Department of Energy (DOE) awarded 85033 grants totaling $50 million to strengthen the security and resiliency of the energy grid, including the electric grid and oil and natural gas infrastructure.
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Furthermore, the expected resiliency of diversified consumer credit performance contrasts with that of commercial loans in regions with higher exposure to the energy sector, which have already experienced higher loss provisioning and payment defaults.
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"The exceptional rally in the Japanese yen is stifling the economy, and it's reigniting deflationary pressures," Hasenstab said in a release by Franklin Templeton of a roundtable discussion on politics, policies and market resiliency.
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I think the broader resiliency efforts for me, and what I admire is that at any point in this role, you have access to counsellors, you have access to having conversations with other people.
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Resiliency is about "dealing in a smarter way around some of the stresses that the city is facing," Rolley says, be that lack of affordable housing, high rates of homelessness, or institutionalized structural racism.
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Why it matters: National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD), a division that the Department of Homeland Security and Krebs both hope to change to something more descriptive, heads DHS' cyber and infrastructure resiliency efforts.
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Despite the cost savings and innovation benefits they might achieve, most financial firms have hesitated to move critical tools and services or customer data into public clouds because of fears of security or resiliency.
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Farm voters would benefit from subsidies for healthy foods, small farms, and organic farms; more extension support; training on climate change resiliency; water management programs; infrastructure investments; and programs to allow legal visiting labor.
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For its part, MiniLuxe just launched its MiniLuxe Resiliency Fund, which will pool half of all nail polish sales and a portion of gift certificate sales in order to support the brand's furloughed employees.
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Farmers and ranchers in every region need accessible data and technology, information, resources and materials to support the adoption of management practices that increase their resiliency to climate change and accompanying severe weather events.
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And at some point the rate increases utilities will try to push through to pay for grid resiliency may reach the breaking point where investing in your own power would be more cost-effective.
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Meeks is eager to meet the threat head-on: Under his watch, Levy County has joined Resiliency Florida, a statewide conservation network, and he has taken part in a conference call with the group.
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Building on that work, it could expand programs such as the Community Development Block Grant, which provides funds for housing that can be used to boost resiliency in communities disproportionately affected by climate disasters.
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Medicaid DSH contributes to the strength and resiliency of the nation's safety-net hospitals, which care not only for the less fortunate among us, but that protect all people in times of great need.
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"Despite an end to this season that we all wanted to be different, I am proud of this ball club and the resiliency shown," Farrell said in a statement released by the Red Sox.
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At the start of the 2018-2019 school year last fall, the school district advertised the continuing operation of a "resiliency center" at a park in Parkland, with counselors and support groups for families.
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"There is resiliency growing into the system because of adaptation," said Wade McGillis, a professor at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory who studies coral heat stress and was not involved in the Stanford study.
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The resiliency of this team was good to see, and I think it's definitely a confidence booster going forward to know we can be down and get a big goal and get it to overtime.
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"The implementation of MillenniumIT's clearing technology will deliver a common technology and integrated solution for our clearing members and venue partners, enhancing resiliency and efficiency for the group," said Suneel Bakhshi, CEO of LCH Group.
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"The changes we make in each year's stress scenarios allow supervisors, investors and the public to assess the resiliency of the banking firms in different adverse economic circumstances," Governor Daniel Tarullo said in a statement.
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" In a letter ahead of a White House meeting Tuesday with Trump, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic Leader Charles Schumer said the deal must be "comprehensive and include clean energy and resiliency priorities.
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" As Marathon co-director Annie Sundberg told PEOPLE, "We wanted to tell the story of these survivors — the resiliency and the strength — but also that it's not always a pretty picture or a Hollywood ending.
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Whatever position you find yourself in, these podcasts will provide you with all the grit, resiliency, and inspiration you need, shedding light on topics from mental health, to professional rates, to self doubt — and beyond.
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"Although traditional PCs may not be the default device for many usage scenarios, the market continues to show pockets of resiliency as PC usage experience evolves and improves," says Jay Chou, research manager at IDC.
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"In addition to protecting spectacular geology, significant biodiversity and recreational opportunities, the new monument will help support climate resiliency in the region," the White House said Wednesday, the day before the Park Service's 100th anniversary.
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"The report casts some doubt on the resiliency of the consumer sector to the ongoing parade of worrisome geopolitical and trade developments," Ryan Brecht, a senior economist at Action Economics, said in a research note.
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The winning design, by a team led by the Tanzanian-born British architect David Adjaye, spoke of "uplift, resiliency and spirituality," Mr. Bunch said, and the bronze color gave the building the symbolism he sought.
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While some reforms have been implemented, recommendations by FEMA on improving resiliency of states, local, and tribal communities to lower future response and recovery costs require new legislation, and have not been enacted into law.
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It also facilitated the state's long-term target of delivering 21625,2900 megawatts of renewable energy to electric customers and enhanced the resiliency of the grid in places like Midland and the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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The proposed grid resiliency rule threatens to turn two of the Trump administration's most loyal groups of supporters against one another, as the gas and coal industries square off for a fight over market share.
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To further the administration's commitment to water conservation and drought resiliency efforts, Congress needs to continue investing in WaterSMART and other key programs that reduce water risk and protect stream flows for the Colorado River.
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Even with incremental improvements, the satellite communications (SATCOM) systems the DoD uses today, including WGS, are based on designs completed in the late 21625s to early 2900s, offering limited capacity and resiliency by today's standards.
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FERC also noted it approved measures taken by two regional transmission organizations, ISO New England and PJM Interconnection, following the Polar Vortex that addressed fuel supply issues and contributed to the resiliency of the grid.
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But if the earlier history of American cities is full of public-health horror stories about substandard housing, factory pollution and poor sanitation, more recent history tells of the health and resiliency density can provide.
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Technological experts can sit in a room and come up with a plan to increase resiliency and reduce our greenhouse gas emissions, or we can look to the frontlines and the people already doing it.
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Ultimately, MacPhee said, the main qualities the firm looks for include resiliency and a strong work ethic, as well as abilities to take coaching and be dynamic if something isn't working at the first go.
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Specifically, we need to focus our efforts on improved mitigation and resiliency — shifting away from reactive responses (though certainly not eliminating them) to more proactive measures that limit, and potentially prevent, losses in the future.
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Solutions to establish a solid foundation can be found in the worlds of political intelligence, neuroscience and even elite athletics: accessible, mindfulness/wellness-based practices that improve decision-making, strategic focus, social interaction and resiliency.
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"The economy has shown considerable resiliency, and ... the outlook and risks around the outlook will likely support gradual reductions in the degree of accommodation this year," said Mester, seen as hawkish but pragmatic on policy.
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Specifically, Edwards talked about the resiliency of the city and the attention it would get over the next few days, as Clinton and Sanders debated just before Michigan's Democratic and Republican presidential primaries on Tuesday.
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"With the acquisition of Radius Bank, we will dramatically enhance the resiliency and earnings trajectory of LendingClub," Sanborn said, "while unlocking the ability to reimagine banking and create a category-defining experience for our members."
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But the city's high cost of real estate and construction dictated that only one would be moved, to an adjacent site where it will be elevated, according to the Mayor's Office of Recovery and Resiliency.
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Currently, it is stuck in an unsavory marriage of convenience with coal, begging for federal bailouts for "baseload" plants in the name of "resiliency," a transparently fraudulent case that is winning the industry no friends.
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"If you look at managed care relative to the S&P 500, it's coming off a new relative high so it has shown resiliency through this market correction that started in the fourth quarter," said Wald.
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Microsoft takes seriously its responsibility to remove and report imagery of child sexual exploitation and abuse being shared on its services, as well as the health and resiliency of the employees who do this important work.
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Improving climate resiliency, infrastructure upgrades, water purification and desalination; zero-emission energy sources; clean manufacturing; sustainable farming; vehicle electrification; high-speed rail development; waste cleanup and removal are all dependent on technology being commercialized by startups.
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It&aposs probably the resiliency of being a kid, because you don&apost think about stuff as much, and maybe it just can be seen as an adventure, but I wouldn&apost have lasted 12 minutes.
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"We've done nothing to shore up the coastline, to add resiliency ... to do anything," Phil Bedient, a Rice University professor who co-directs the Storm Surge Prediction, Education, and Evacuation from Disasters (SSPEED) Center, told ProPublica.
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Pittsburgh's Resiliency Center, also known as the 10.27 Healing Partnership, is a federally funded space that assists all who were impacted by what they refer to as "hate-induced trauma" as a result of the attack.
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Hovland praised the efforts of state and local election officials to increase election security and resiliency ahead of 2020 but pleaded with the committee to provide consistent federal funding to bolster election security efforts going forward.
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"The resiliency of the U.S. and U.K. automotive markets and a solid performance from our truck dealership operations drove Penske Automotive to another quarter of record results," Roger Penske, the firm's chairman, said in a statement.
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"We will reinforce our expectations for our partners, provide in-depth sessions on wellness and resiliency, quality, and training, and address some of the recent concerns and reinforce our standards on wellness and support," Osofsky writes.
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Tampa International Airport, for example, launched a resiliency study to assess its risk from sea level rise and other threats that is scheduled to finish by September 2019, according to Melissa Solberg, the airport's sustainability manager.
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"The underlying strength in the economy is demonstrated by the resiliency it has shown through a number of bumps along the road of expansion," she said in prepared remarks at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.
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New York City, for one, has a pilot program funded by Hurricane Sandy recovery money to provide free certificates for homeowners, said Rachel Stein, deputy director of sustainability and resiliency for the Center for NYC Neighborhoods.
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Effective prevention requires communitywide programs that reduce risk factors such as poverty, bad parenting, and lack of access to education, and strengthen resiliency by building a sense of belonging through strong family ties and healthy communities.
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Whether it was the very cold winter endured in the northern United States, or the number of deals coming from the rapidly growing destination (some 14,000 hotel rooms are currently in development), tourism has shown resiliency.
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"The resiliency of this team to come through in the second half ... I'm so proud of our players to come back after the first half we played wasn't very good," Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban said.
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"I feel like in this day and age it's kind of become a team sport, politics," said 43-year-old import manager Michelle Green, who is involved in local efforts to improve Broad Channel's climate resiliency.
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It is essential to ensuring that communities of color, who so often bear a disproportionate pollution burden, get a say in the decision-making processes that are most likely to affect their health, resiliency, and vitality.
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To address these concerns, the National Mitigation Investment Act allows areas prone to chronic flooding to be eligible for FEMA resiliency funding so these communities can build upon and adapt their infrastructure to reduce these impacts.
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The ejection of Snap leadership over the incident reportedly also included Corey Webeck, the company's former manager of global resiliency who reported to Racioppi and who "attempted to help cover up the scandal," according to Cheddar.
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Equally important is for the Departments of the Interior and Agriculture to continue to make their respective water conservation grant programs available to enhance drought resiliency efforts and protect all who depend on the Colorado River.
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I was just doing it as a Fulbright project as something to make them smile, but I didn't realize the mental health-and-well-being benefits it offered and resiliency it would build in these kids.
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But urban resiliency—which even millionaires can probably agree is a good thing—is just one way to use these huge swaths of lush land heretofore kept out of reach from large portions of the citizenry.
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In another Creative Time breakout session led by Reverend Houston Cypress, Rozalinda Borcilā, and Gean Moreno, Underlying Miami: Imagining Climate Futures, we were reminded that even climate change resiliency programs are often "racialized, oppressive," and suspect.
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In the aftermath of the mega-disasters of the early 85033s from 9/11 to Hurricane Katrina, governments have begun taking a more serious look at disaster mitigation, resiliency, and continuity of operations planning and preparedness.
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It makes sense that, over time, some ARVN officers might have become too dependent on the technological superiority of their American counterparts, and that some Americans might have concluded the ARVN officers lacked endurance and resiliency.
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" Langevin pointed to ongoing foreign disinformation efforts aimed at interfering in U.S. elections in emphasizing that "we must combat this grave threat to our democracy, and increasing media literacy is an important tool to improve resiliency.
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We are constantly working to improve cyber defenses, resiliency and recovery through massive monetary investment in technology and personnel, regular training, industry exercises, and close coordination between the financial sector and the government including our regulators.
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In his speech, Lane reiterated that future rate decisions would be guided by the bank's assessment of the damage done by trade conflicts versus sources of resiliency, notably consumer spending and housing activity, in the economy.
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Henry, the Columbus-based sales and technical specialist who'd been with IBM's "resiliency services" unit, discovered that he'd lost his regular IBM job because the company had purchased an Indian firm that provided the same services.
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In his speech, Lane reiterated that future rate decisions would be guided by the bank's assessment of the damage done by trade conflicts versus sources of resiliency, notably consumer spending and housing activity, in the economy.
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But I wish that nonblack people would stop treating the resiliency and strength that we've been forced to cultivate through generations of trauma and abuse as a natural resource they can mine whenever they need to.
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Watch the panel here — A workshop where Renee Hobbs, Professor of Communication Studies at Harrington School of Communication and Media at URI shared the principle of infinite regress in a discussion on the resiliency of conspiracy theories.
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Contrast that audaciousness with his expressionless demeanor and what you get is Gordon's own brand of fortitude, a resiliency that makes you wonder how high his numbers would soar as the first option in Orlando or Brooklyn.
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"When you're all of a sudden having to pull kids out of a river and mothers out of a river, or mothers with kids in their arms out of a river, it tests your resiliency," he says.
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Perry has intervened in a long-running debate about how best to safeguard the reliability and resiliency of the grid at a time of rapid change when coal and nuclear are being replaced by renewables and gas.
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While resiliency took the form of better culverts and ditches to manage water from major storms, Front Porch Forum was pitched as a way to make those communities more resilient by shoring up the bonds between neighbors.
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Rit Aggarwala, co-head of Sidewalk Labs and the author of New York's sustainability and resiliency plan, puts the types of ways governments address natural disasters and their impact into four buckets: predict, mitigate, rescue and rebuild.
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Warren's proposed legislation, called the Defense Climate Resiliency and Readiness Act, pushes the Pentagon, the world's largest institutional consumer of energy, to achieve net zero carbon emissions for all its non-combat bases and infrastructure by 2030.
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She spent nearly seven years at the Center for Cyber and Homeland Security, a strategic think tank at D.C.'s George Washington University, and she previously worked on risk and resiliency initiatives at the World Economic Forum.
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PACE gives property owners access to private capital to make energy, efficiency and resiliency improvements to their properties; the financing is then repaid at a fixed rate through an additional line item on the owner's property taxes.
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She led the organization's philanthropy, planned Girl Scout events, and worked closely with Cinque at the Newtown Resiliency Center where she volunteered to mentor children impacted by the tragic events of the 2012 Sandy Hook school shootings.
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She posted that she spent her birthday giving a talk at Stanford "about the importance of resiliency and positive peace," along with a short video of herself with a pink and black umbrella outside the White House.
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It is for this reason — for the need to efficiently deploy billions in federal funding to improve the resiliency and affordability of Puerto Rico's electrical system — that IEEFA has recommended appointment of an independent monitor for PREPA.
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So gas-fired power plants as well as the U.S. gas producers would be the biggest losers from Perry's grid resiliency rule that seeks to protect remaining coal capacity by altering the structure of power market prices.
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That hard-won resiliency provides an unavoidable — even poignant — subtext of the widely viewed video that surfaced on Sunday, showing Clinton stumbling as she tried to enter a waiting van following a sudden departure from a Sept.
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"They should help support smooth functioning of funding markets as market participants implement business resiliency plans in response to the coronavirus," the statement said, though it added that the Fed would "continue to adjust" operations as needed.
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Indeed, the science is showing just what a crucial role organic and agro-ecological farming practices play in reducing farm emissions and improving soil health, while fostering resiliency to droughts and floods and soil-based carbon sequestration.
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Like Nasdaq, the continental Euronext 100 index peaked on February 19, but has only lost a bit more than 10% since then, showing some surprising resiliency given the headlines emanating from Italy and elsewhere in the Eurozone.
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"When we're investing millions in waterfront parks, esplanades and resiliency projects, we ought to be making it possible to go right up to the water's edge and even jump in and swim!" she said in a statement.
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His actions are an assault on our Constitution, and they challenge the resiliency of our nation's system of checks and balances, which were brilliantly designed by our Founding Fathers, who fervently warned of the threat of tyranny.
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"Once operational, this branch will enhance connectivity and bandwidth to Central America, and increase our ability to connect to other networks in the region, providing resiliency to our global cloud infrastructure," the company says in today's announcement.
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Instead, we must fundamentally rethink and re-design processes and systems that emphasize safety, security, agility and resiliency, and take full advantage of innovations in avionics, sensors, communications, computing and advanced capabilities in position, navigation and timing.
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These solar facilities help the Department of Defense meet their renewable energy goals while supporting the bases' resiliency objectives, enhancing the bases' position if the Base Closure Commission comes calling again to evaluate its long-term usefulness.
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North Carolina had similar challenges in managing recovery funds from Hurricane Matthew, and shifted to a more pro-active approach by creating their Office of Recovery and Resiliency to help streamline recovery to past and future disasters.
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If Secretary Perry's goal is to enhance the reliability and resiliency of our nation's power system, he should follow the lead of PJM and other regional operators, and develop rules that are fuel-agnostic and consumer-focused.
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"It's a good question because markets usually get it right broadly," said Dudley, who went on to cite the "resiliency" of Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil company, and other production and storage around the world.
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City officials say many of the leftover properties have been hard to develop because they need basic infrastructure such as road access and sewer lines, require too much subsidy or, after Hurricane Sandy, no longer meet resiliency concerns.
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A U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the deal was significant by improving access to ports that connect to a network of roads to the broader region, giving the U.S. military great resiliency in a crisis.
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PJM is testing the resiliency of its grid and is also developing a plan that could change the way the market compensates generators for the energy they produce, which could increase revenues for both coal and nuclear plants.
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Many analysts say sterling's relative resiliency against the dollar in recent weeks is mainly down to weakness in the U.S. currency, which has struggled on a run of weak U.S. data as well as worries about political stability.
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He also calls for creating 20 million new jobs to both tackle the crisis and end unemployment, as well as establishing a $40 billion Climate Justice Resiliency Fund to specifically help communities of color prepare for climate impacts.
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Fundraising is expected to moderate to some extent, as a result, but management fees are expected to retain their resiliency, as capital not yet earning management fees (shadow AUM) remains elevated and realizations of legacy investments have declined.
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"The positives in our opinion are the resiliency of Man's net flows and an outlook statement that indicates no adverse impact — so far — from the uncertainty created by Brexit," RBC analyst Peter Lenardos said in a client note.
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" 'Surprising' results Andrea Beckel-Mitchener, team lead of the BRAIN Initiative at the National Institute of Mental Health, noted that the experiment "did not show resurgence or recovery of normal brain function; it was resiliency of brain tissue.
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However, if we hope to better prepare and improve our resiliency to such hazards, especially with sea-level rise due to climate change and population growth, resources are needed to adapt our infrastructure best management and construction practices.
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Now, newly introduced bipartisan bills in the House and Senate would create a dedicated cyber grant program for the states, by establishing funding first for resiliency planning and then for acquisition of technology, services and best practices implementation.
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The reason I didn't have the resiliency I hoped for is because of the way I had approached it, how much I had put into it and how little energy I put into the rest of my life.
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Bannon, the political operative and media executive, has a murky future, but if he does resurface, it'll be due to the potency and resiliency of his ideas, which are likely to have a life quite apart from Bannon.
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Logs typically come out of the forest in one of two ways: they are either harvested as timber to sustainably improve the health and resiliency of the forest (while creating jobs), or they are burned to the ground.
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Current rules also prohibit most of the grid services a solar-plus-storage-system can provide to grid operators to help with resiliency, and sacrifices the potential economic gains of energy storage and the increased rate of returns.
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Calacanis uses some of Silicon Valley's top stars to illustrate: Tesla CEO and founder Elon Musk and Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg, who have both been battling through some pretty bad days recently, show resiliency, he says.
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"We can't keep waiting for the next Harvey, or the next Irma, or the next big fire to finally have a national vision for strengthening community resiliency in the face of these increasing extreme weather events," Peters said.
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Most energy policy experts welcomed a report (grid study) issued in August by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) that assesses the resiliency and reliability of the grid and provides an overview of our rapidly changing electricity markets.
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If electricity-generation diversity and grid reliability and resiliency are the goals, which they should be, why not support policies that encourage more development of cheaper and cleaner solar and wind resources and money-saving energy-efficiency programs?
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In 2018, New York City will commence construction of the East Side Coastal Resiliency Project, known as the Big U, a 203-foot steel and concrete berm around Lower Manhattan, at a cost of more than $3 billion.
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The reason some conservationists want to prioritize genetic or functional diversity isn't that either of those things are inherently valuable to people, though they can be, but because they're essential to the health and resiliency of ecosystems themselves.
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Biden advisers note the attacks are nothing new and that over the past year, even amid a barrage of attempted takedowns, Biden showed resiliency, ultimately emerging the sole surviving moderate in what began as a vast primary field.
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Living on a remote island at the mercy of nature demands resiliency, and the Azores do qualify as remote: nine volcanic islands in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, 850 miles off the coast of Portugal, their protectorate.
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"If you had a Hurricane Katrina that tracked onto south Florida, you would never have the kind of storm surge you got in Louisiana," said Scott Hagen, director of the Center for Coastal Resiliency at Louisiana State University.
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Longer-term, the company hopes to offer the most complete combined cybersecurity and risk transfer solution to insurers and the insured, easing the stress around cyber threats for both enterprises and individuals and ultimately improving broader cyber resiliency.
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"OLA is an important tool to ensure economic resiliency, protect taxpayers and codifies that no institution is too big to fail," said Anthony Cimino, head of government affairs at the Financial Services Rountable, a major banking trade group.
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With everything from location and accessibility, to power density and redundancy, IBM Cloud is a 360 degree end-to-end offering — from bare metal servers, to IBM's advanced industry-specific solutions — designed to guarantee security, resiliency and efficiency.
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"Most municipalities and agencies, which is what we are focusing on right now, don't have the money to start the work," said Ottmar J. Chavez, the executive director of Puerto Rico's Central Office for Recovery, Reconstruction and Resiliency.
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"The message to the team tonight after this game was, I hope you take something from this game and the resiliency that you showed in this game and it helps you be more successful in life," he said.
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Because of this, Microsoft says the cable will provide resiliency for those living in the US and Europe by safeguarding against natural disasters or other major events that might cause disruptions to connections like those seen during Hurricane Sandy.
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"The Department recognizes the challenge of combatting sexual assault in the Military Service Academies and the high cost of not succeeding," Elizabeth Van Winkle, executive director of the Office of Force Resiliency, said in a statement accompanying the report.
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Recognizing the role that human nature plays in shaping reactions to terrorism reinforces the importance of building resiliency in our communities, societies, and polities to do what we can at least to mitigate the risks associated with those reactions.
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Perhaps ironically, we've found that the best way to create that resiliency is by harking back to the web principle of progressive enhancement: each story created in Chorus begins as a platform-neutral collection of text, images, and video.
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"I do think that the potential vulnerabilities that exist in the election system vendors have not really been dealt with, and that is just another reason to ensure that there is resiliency in our elections in 2020," Norden said.
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It was praised by city officials for the access it would give local residents to the shore and for the resiliency of its construction, but it closed after one season when the gangway snapped off and was never repaired.
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The answer to this question is complex, but the utility and resiliency shown by cryptocurrencies in the face of the many obstacles they have overcome in attracting millions of global users means they can no longer be simply dismissed.
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For the past year, the liberal news media has lofted one worrisome reason after another why growth might slow, including the trade spat with China and the government shutdown earlier this year, only to be disappointed in its resiliency.
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"If it doesn't come to you naturally, you can still learn how to think in more optimistic ways," says clinical health psychologist Natalie Dattilo of Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, in an interview with NPR, about developing resiliency.
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But the reality is much more complicated and the proposed grid resiliency rule pits the coal and nuclear sectors against an eclectic alliance of wind, solar and gas companies as well as rural electric cooperatives and major energy consumers.
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After an FBI investigation, it turned out that, according to the DNC's chief security officer Bob Lord, a third party "not authorized by the DNC or its vendors" set up the site to test Democrats' resiliency to phishing attacks.
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"From an administration that prides itself on transparency, the cavalier disregard shown for this body's oversight authority was truly shameful," said Councilman Mark Treyger, a Democrat from Brooklyn and the chairman of the Council's Committee on Recovery and Resiliency.
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Toby Harris, a Labour Party member of the House of Lords who has long advocated for emergency alert systems and resiliency planning, slammed the UK government for dragging its feet on a system he believes could "undoubtedly" save lives.
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The engine of this simply told but important text (narrated in a stripped-down vocabulary, as though Köhlmeier and Martin have selected only words that can be easily translated into any language) is the resiliency of the children themselves.
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But a professional organization, the Seattle-based Uptime Institute, rates the facilities on four tiers of resiliency for events like storms, earthquakes and run-of-the-mill power failures — possibly one reason the internet performed creditably during the hurricanes.
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In the case of the Tin Building, the commission determined that its relocation and elevation would "substantially improve the resiliency of the reconstructed building and its site, and support its long-term preservation," said Zodet Negrón, a commission spokeswoman.
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"As we consider the progress that has been achieved in improving the resiliency and resolvability of our banking industry, it is important for us to look for ways to reduce unnecessary burden," Mr. Powell said in his prepared testimony.
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I've also had an active hand in the messaging for the recent Resilience Tactical Pause, the Air Force initiative that requires all airmen to stand down for a day to focus on mental well-being, resiliency and suicide prevention.
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While Mr. Buttigieg frequently references his husband, Chasten, at campaign events and told his coming out story on the debate stage last week as an example of resiliency, he hasn't placed L.G.B.T.Q. equality at the center of his campaign.
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The military suicide rates, while mostly comparable to broader civilian rates, are "hardly comforting and our numbers are not moving in the right direction," said the Pentagon's Office of Force Resiliency Director Elizabeth Van Winkle, who spoke alongside Orvis.
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To address this, Cisco is currently offering its employees a five-session course designed to enhance concentration, resiliency and creative thinking, where participants learn simple cognitive strategies and engage in mental training exercises to optimize their performance at work.
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The central bank - which has held rates steady since October 2018 - said future moves would depend on its assessment of the damage done by trade conflicts versus sources of resiliency in the economy, notably consumer spending and housing activity.
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"There's a resiliency in the city and that could only increase in time," said Mr. Ahmed, the chief executive and founder of Better Family Life, a community development organization that works in the underserved communities in St. Louis's North Side.
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His office is in the middle of shepherding the implementation of One NYC, an ambitious resiliency plan that runs the gamut from reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent by 2050, and lifting 800,143 New Yorkers out of poverty by 2025.
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It's a company that you're seeing strong technicals, and I think there's a resiliency to it — because I would've thought that Nike would have been much lower than it is right now, based on what we have with the trade dispute.
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Other upgrades: Carriers have improved network resiliency in the past decade by making sure equipment can withstand extreme weather and adding more robust battery backup in case of a power outage, according to Mike Jones of Burbank-based Advanced RF Technologies.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Two years into the worst oil price rout in a generation, large and mid-sized U.S. independent producers are surviving and eyeing growth again as oil nears $260 a barrel, confounding OPEC and Saudi Arabia with their resiliency.
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"Logs typically come out of the forest in one of two ways: they are either harvested as timber to sustainably improve the health and resiliency of the forest (while creating jobs), or they are burned to the ground," he said.
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To protect Hunts Point from the next superstorm, the city's EDC has begun working with New York's Office of Emergency Management and the newly formed Office of Recovery and Resiliency (ORR) on a $45 million project to fortify the campus.
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Giving young people agency over their online lives is perhaps the greatest gift we can give them — helping them to develop resiliency and the strength to stand up to bullies, predators, and others who act out inappropriately online and off.
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"In the wake of the incredible disruptions caused by extreme weather events in recent years, including multiple hurricanes and polar vortices, the urgency to act in support of the resiliency of the electric grid has never been clearer," she said.
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Budget gaps will mean that less capital will be available for investment in transmission and distribution resiliency and in renewable energy generation, so that the overall transformation of the system away from fossil fuels is likely to take longer than planned.
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"While we are still concerned about some of the other headwinds swirling around the outlook at the moment... this result clearly displays some serious underlying resiliency in the economy," said Doug Porter, chief economist with BMO Capital Markets, in a note.
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For our part, the securities industry is constantly working to improve cyber defenses, resiliency and recovery through massive monetary investment in technology and personnel, regular training, industry exercises, and close coordination between the financial sector and the government, including our regulators.
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"As we look toward the end of the year, we have to question whether the type of U.S. government bond yields we have today make sense given rising inflation and the resiliency we've seen in the U.S. economy," he said.
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"I combine the typewriters, which have lost validity and usefulness, with cactuses, which I believe to represent the resiliency in women who, by their nature, are able to survive under very difficult and impossible conditions," Karayalcin tells The Creators Project.
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The DeRozan-designed PE was inspired by Kobe Bryant's famous "Air-Ball Game," in which he crashed spectacularly against the Utah Jazz, a game that Bryant and those who followed in his footsteps hold up as a totem of resiliency.
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" When Perry proposed a rule in September that would give subsidies to coal and nuclear power plants that could stockpile more than 90 days worth of fuel on-site, he justified it as increasing "reliability and resiliency of our nation's grid.
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Mr. Ulvert said that word — resiliency — is important for candidates looking to expand their appeal beyond liberal voters to moderates, because it eases less-engaged voters into a conversation about the environment even when that is not their top concern.
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The report's conclusions, drawing on multiple databases dating to 1980 to compile one of the most extensive studies of its kind, underscore the resiliency of these terrorist groups, and the policy failures by the United States and its allies in responding.
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"When Gizmodo reached out to Facebook about this report, a spokesperson reiterated the same company statement it provided the Intercept, which you can read below: "All of our partners must provide a resiliency plan that is reviewed and approved by Facebook.
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"Nothing will erase the pain of August 3 and we are hopeful that re-opening the store will be another testament to the strength and resiliency that has characterized the El Paso community in the wake of this tragedy," Hargrove said.
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While this could improve resiliency over the long term by pushing local governments to pass stronger building codes or steer development away from flood-prone areas, it doesn't help solve the immediate problem of how to pay for today's storms.
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Compraron galletas de azúcar, una pizza de Giordano y dos libros de autoayuda: The Resiliency Advantage: Master Change, Thrive Under Pressure, and Bounce Back From Setbacks y The Resilience Factor: 7 Keys to Finding Your Inner Strength and Overcoming Life's Hurdles.
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In a stunning demonstration of the power and resiliency of our new post-factual political culture, Mr. Trump and his allies in the right media have already turned the term "fake news" against its critics, essentially draining it of any meaning.
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And you can imagine that smaller companies without the resources of a Lockheed Martin or Northrop Grumman or Boeing are not able to think about cyber resiliency and security at a level that can contend with a peer competitor like China.
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You have to say a lot about the resiliency of this team, because we've gotten ourselves into a lot of different scenarios, but we always believe we can go out there and put up a bunch of points in a hurry.
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The response: The military suicide rates, while mostly comparable to broader civilian rates, are "hardly comforting and our numbers are not moving in the right direction," said the Pentagon's Office of Force Resiliency Director Elizabeth Van Winkle, who spoke alongside Orvis.
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She holds a Ph.D from the Tokyo Institute of Technology, writing her dissertation on "Post-Disaster Reconstruction in Energy Technology & Resiliency" and a master's degree in national energy security from Georgetown University, and studied sociology at Stetson University in Florida.
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"This should not be interpreted as an increase in crime rate, as the next prevalence survey won&apost be conducted until the next academic year," Elizabeth Van Winkle, executive director of the Office of Force Resiliency, said in a release Thursday.
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"Our data last year, and the findings from this years' report, reflect the progress we have made in some areas, and the significant work that remains," Elizabeth Van Winkle, executive director of the Office of Force Resiliency, said in a statement.
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As a rift widens between government officials and experts who view EMP attacks as a credible threat and those who do not, the drive to devote more resources to EMP "resiliency" accelerated in the last few years within the administration.
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Most drug manufacturing plants are already running at full capacity so "when one shuts down even for a short period of time, there is no resiliency in the supply chain for anyone else to make up the difference," Dr. Fox said.
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