Is there a rethinking, an overall rethinking of their business plans?
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That is what she does—rethinking a dress, rethinking materials, to push it further.
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Rethinking sustainable fragrance packaging will also mean rethinking the way we apply fragrance altogether.
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I think some of that already is happening in terms of rethinking the school system, rethinking how training is being delivered.
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Though … she may be rethinking that strategy moving forward.
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ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES RETHINKING 737 MAX PURCHASES, CITING `STIGMA' - BLOOMBERG
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She also co-edits the Rethinking Careers, Rethinking Academia series for the University Press of Kansas in addition to working as the School Programs Coordinator at the Mark Twain House & Museum in Connecticut.
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It would require an entire rethinking of how kilograms work.
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"German shoppers are rethinking priorities," says Boris Planer of Ascential.
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"I'm passionate about rethinking this for women altogether," she said.
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The launch and subsequent rethinking should serve as a lesson.
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That's exactly what Tiny Shoulders: Rethinking Barbie hopes to explore.
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It's not just tech companies and startups rethinking work spaces.
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However, I've been rethinking my relationship with the hijab lately.
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Religions change constantly, rethinking old traditions and incorporating new doctrines.
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Nothing gets us rethinking our entire aesthetic like changing seasons.
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Well ... Yes ... [laughter] Mossberg: I see you're rethinking that [laughs].
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All sorts of benefits could accrue from rethinking these rules.
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You're rethinking you needs, and perhaps feeling a touch insecure.
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It will require some rethinking for many apps being translated.
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You're rethinking many of the decisions and conversations you've had.
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Rethinking your ability to explain what the web actually is?
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This will require a lot of rethinking of lazy verities.
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Rethinking tax expenditures is politically divisive, but not inherently heinous.
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The corporate world is also rethinking its ideas about concentration.
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Apparently, folks are rethinking that whole "Ariana can't sing" position.
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This will require rethinking the failed policies of the past.
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You'll find yourself rethinking many of your relationships this summer.
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Like many cities, Sacramento's urban core needed some serious rethinking.
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Rethinking your drink routine can also prevent unintended landfill waste.
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He included Slack among companies that are rethinking their plans.
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The investment company is not alone in rethinking its plans.
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I am slashing my spending and rethinking my bourgeois ways.
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The market's wild swings have Todd Gordon rethinking his portfolio.
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They suggest another approach: rethinking the use of nondisclosure agreements.
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Rethinking the city's car culture entirely would be even better.
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We also need a thorough rethinking of US nuclear policy.
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That has led to traditional incumbents rethinking their business strategies.
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Companies beyond the media industry are also rethinking their involvement.
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However, he did not indicate that he was rethinking it.
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He also said Lanvin is rethinking the house web strategy.
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What resulted was a rethinking of what belonged on Instagram.
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"Our mission is rethinking clean," president Jasmina Aganovic told me.
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With his infrastructure framework, the president is rethinking Washington's role.
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Lastly, there might be a radical rethinking of male-female pairings.
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Many universities are also rethinking their partnerships with other Chinese firms.
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They keep sort of rethinking how they want to display it.
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Several former Soviet satellite states are rethinking their commitment to democracy.
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So, he was someone who was always rethinking views and evolving.
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But America's hardly the only place rethinking its stance on cannabis.
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Hannah Gadsby is rethinking what comedy is; what art history is.
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But is this rethinking of the fundamentals of pro wrestling necessary?
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Elsewhere, other performance challenges also are prompting a rethinking of infrastructure.
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Traditional providers ought to be rethinking their approach to customer retention.
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Jupiter begins its retrograde today, finding you rethinking how you communicate.
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It's a bold step in a country slowly rethinking corporate governance.
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You're rethinking career moves and reflecting on your long-term plans.
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You're rethinking conversations you've had recently concerning your home and family.
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Pongbot could be the start of a rethinking of the game.
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"I'm kind of rethinking the album cover," she captioned the picture.
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Seemingly everywhere artists propagate a rethinking of and demand for activism.
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But prosecutors are rethinking their role in the criminal justice system.
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A Democratic senator began rethinking the virtues of a flip phone.
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Shamkhani said the United States is rethinking the election of Trump.
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Yovino suggests that decades-old holding could be in for rethinking.
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Part of reining in costs entails rethinking healthy care, he said.
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It requires a rethinking of terms on a fairly profound level.
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A chef's talent often shows in his rethinking of the mundane.
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Mercury is retrograde in your sign and you're rethinking many decisions.
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Can we rethink the way economies work without rethinking education first?
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Mercury retrograde begins in Sagittarius, finding you rethinking a few conversations.
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In his view, that means rethinking how Twitter incentivizes user behavior.
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Nevertheless, some older members of Congress are rethinking their usual routines.
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It's also rethinking privacy safeguards for forthcoming devices, The Information says.
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Most immediately, that means rethinking its relationship with Venezuela and Nicaragua.
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That helps explain why politicians and policymakers are rethinking the subsidies.
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Of course those are not usable, but it's a hopeful rethinking.
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AdAge was first to report that Planters was rethinking the campaign.
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So it's no wonder that they're rethinking the whole alcohol thing.
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But there are no signs the government is rethinking its approach.
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Patricof has called for a rethinking of the nation's antitrust laws.
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"This is what rethinking American foreign policy looks like," Duss said.
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The Air Force is rethinking the kinds of satellites it needs.
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Addressing violence, then, requires rethinking what constitutes a crime against humanity.
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I stayed up all night rethinking everything about what I do.
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I hope some of these entrepreneurs are rethinking their holiday parties.
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The moon is in fellow earth sign Virgo, finding you in a romantic mood—but Mercury begins its retrograde today, finding you rethinking issues concerning home and family, and rethinking ideas you've been coming up with.
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People who have been in the industry for a while, know how everything operates, but want to join for the journey of rethinking stuff and improving things for the better and really rethinking some of the industry.
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And now we will be rethinking our entire holiday-swapping strategy.2.
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Cities need to start rethinking street design—and it starts with curbs.
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You'll also begin rethinking some issues around your home and family today.
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ACROSS THE NATION California rethinking standard on police use of deadly force .
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Last year, Demas took over as CEO and began rethinking Shopkick's business.
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The daunting challenge of attracting customers has robo-advisors rethinking their strategies.
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"They're completely rethinking the future of retail," says Amy Liu of Brookings.
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Another experiment, Post Box, is a rethinking of how we receive notifications.
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If I'm about to buy a MoviePass subscription, maybe I'm rethinking it.
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Rethinking property rights from scratch might seem sufficiently ambitious for one book.
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There's an even bolder business strategy for rethinking reliance on the burger.
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It's also rethinking how it sells devices, with the new Google Shop.
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In addition to rethinking its pricing, MoviePass is also making organizational changes.
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But at least one of them, Canada, may be rethinking its commitment.
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It means, even, rethinking just what kind of infrastructure to invest in.
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Kim, we're told, has been "rethinking everything" ... our sources would not elaborate.
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She is the author of Rethinking Counterterrorism in the Age of ISIS.
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We're going to start actually really rethinking the way we do business.
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The uproar that ensued prompted a shakeup along with some hurried rethinking.
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That fundamental difference is key to understanding Netflix's rethinking of film marketing.
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These intertwined issues can be addressed through rethinking the U.S. CI enterprise.
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LAUNCHING A NEW SNACK BRAND, RETHINKING MARKETS AND BRANDS IN CERTAIN MARKETS.
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Republicans might end up rethinking their "nice guy" view of Mr. Kaine.
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As she sifted through the Prism options, she was rethinking her braids.
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Whether we can get anywhere with the rethinking, that's a different question.
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For parents, this shift means rethinking how to teach kids about money.
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That has many of Fiat Chrysler's competitors rethinking their own business models.
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But the climate on the platform has many journalists rethinking their participation.
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Rethinking security for the Internet of Things Strange times we live in.
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Google is rethinking "all" of its products for an AI-first world.
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Geminis may find themselves rethinking the way they express themselves to others.
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But when it comes to his legislative agenda, he's rethinking his approach.
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The Trump administration undertook the latest rethinking of the war in August.
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It represented a rethinking of who public streets are meant to serve.
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Expect to begin rethinking responsibilities you've taken on since last August, 2015.
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"I was rethinking everything that the child Torbjorn believed in," he said.
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To achieve this, we'll be rethinking the newsletter from greeting to kicker.
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Unions are rethinking how they balance their responsibilities in sexual harassment cases.
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I applaud Mr. Costanzo's ambition in rethinking what a recital can be.
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Amid these changes, lawmakers are rethinking their approach to the car industry.
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Thursday's policy is the administration's second major crack at rethinking water policy.
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Gradually, designers are rethinking how to build for the world's harshest environment.
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And Mr. Rousteing is rethinking, a bit, his approach to his job.
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One is a rethinking of the economic model of the development economy.
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Wildcards: Rethinking the frameworks for inflation, "live" meetings and balance sheet normalization?
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Around the world, countries and corporations are rethinking their relationship with encryption.
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Always thought I'd stay here, but now I guess I'm rethinking it.
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I'm just so curious what they end up plucking, taking away, rethinking.
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Many coastal residents are rethinking their investments and heading for safer ground.
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Strangely — and very suspiciously — the CBO has been rethinking its older estimate.
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All sorts of people are rethinking their political identities after many generations.
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And so some Democrats are rethinking Bryce and the race to come.
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" He added, "Instead of building walls that are dividing communities and dividing environments, we should be looking at border regions as laboratories for rethinking citizenship, for rethinking resilience, for producing new strategies of interdependence and cooperation and co-existence.
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Engineers are injecting new energy into the industry by rethinking 3D printing altogether.
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His latest column indicates that his rethinking on the subject remains inch-deep.
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This new one about Cersei and her deceased son has us rethinking everything.
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The company says it's going through its data collection approach and rethinking everything.
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Black horror isn't just a subgenre, it's a rethinking of what horror means.
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"I'm freaking out...rethinking all the times I ended up orange," she said.
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Does this mean Tess is rethinking her aspiration to work in this restaurant?
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That means not just rethinking how to rebuild, but reimagining how to live.
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Microsoft is rethinking its strategy when it comes to startup acceleration in Paris.
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Traditional companies are rethinking and re-investing more in their partner programs, too.
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In addition, the company is rethinking how businesses handle their Instagram Direct messages.
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"These are the very early days of rethinking the regulatory framework," DiResta said.
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But they're all radically rethinking how to go about the business of fashion.
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Reconciling all these views requires rethinking the purpose and scope of statutory audit.
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But the biggest change of all is a total rethinking of the classic .
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The moon clashes with the sun, finding you having conversations and rethinking plans.
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The new focus on the problem is admirable, but these ideas need rethinking.
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Mercury retrogrades back into Cancer, finding you rethinking issues concerning home and family.
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It also required completely rethinking the entire search tool from an architectural level.
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Addressing this attack would mean rethinking how it designs systems for corporate clients.
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As Tata Steel teeters, Britons are rethinking their opposition to anti-dumping tariffs.
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Addressing these vulnerabilities and rethinking our cyber approach must be priorities as Gen.
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A few are rethinking their plans, she said, but she's had no cancellations.
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Preventing this looming disaster will require careful rethinking of how Social Security operates.
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Is the company rethinking the position of its entire portfolio in the market?
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There are signs that some consumers are rethinking their penchant for sweetened cereals.
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The brand is now "rethinking" or possibly even canceling its annual fashion show.
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This suggests a rethinking what campaign finance reform should look like moving forward.
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So what does a modular, "complete rethinking" of the Mac Pro look like?
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Mars, the planet of action and war, will find you rethinking your strategy.
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He said a rethinking of the military's role in society was long overdue.
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People are rethinking daily habits like touching dirty dollar bills as coronavirus spreads.
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This summer, you'll find yourself rethinking what home and family mean to you.
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This ad hoc project requires no rethinking or blurring of existing ideological boundaries.
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L Brands has said it is "rethinking" its annual Victoria's Secret fashion show.
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Meanwhile, chastened U.S. companies are rethinking supply chains and relocating Chinese-based manufacturing.
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FAIR SHOT Rethinking Inequality and How We Earn By Chris Hughes 211 pp.
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Still, he said the deterioration of the subway system should force a rethinking.
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Key to greater equality of opportunity is rethinking what success means in architecture.
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By rethinking screens, it may have a chance to do that once more.
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And there are other signs that companies are rethinking their approach to hiring.
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You've been rethinking a lot lately, and you'll feel encouraged to open up.
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The new threats to the sacred space demand a fundamental rethinking for conservatives.
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And all of this rethinking has gone global, as the work here attests.
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Economists are therefore rethinking how to tax motoring in a low-emissions future.
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The Business Roundtable's rethinking of corporate purpose is a signal of precisely that.
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"Sometimes innovation isn't inventing something new, it's rethinking thoroughly established processes," he says.
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For many Chinese intellectuals, the years that followed were a time for rethinking.
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Visa and MasterCard are among the companies said to be rethinking their commitment.
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Yet the attack appears to have caused some rethinking by Crown Prince Mohammed.
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Yet the attack appears to have caused some rethinking by Crown Prince Mohammed.
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Welcome to Option 4, which begins with rethinking what our goal should be.
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The way the entire aviation community approaches automation, he said, needs completely rethinking.
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With opinion polls narrowing, investors are rethinking long-held bets on a Nov.
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There&aposs been a critical rethinking of the role of politically important ambassadors.
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Rethinking those proposed budget cuts to the National Endowment for the Arts yet?
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That's a scenario that could nudge the state into rethinking its forest management.
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Have you guys been rethinking any of your political humor since the election?
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But after Donald Trump's victory in the presidential race, he's rethinking some things.
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And I believe it can work in rethinking the need for money bail.
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There are signs that Tesla is rethinking its approach to selling and maintaining cars.
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"I think raising awareness about rethinking health behaviors is a wonderful idea," says Rhodes.
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At least two companies are rethinking lucrative deals with the kingdom's sovereign wealth fund.
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And seeing them meet for the first time has me rethinking my entire life.
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Such evidence prompts a rethinking of the causes of the structural shift in English.
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Hawley's proposal takes a broader approach, rethinking the FTC's operations across its various functions.
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It's called Slack Enterprise Grid, and it's essentially a rethinking of the core app.
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This is a complete rethinking of Apple and its place in the podcast ecosystem.
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As Apple exec Phil Schiller told BuzzFeed: "We are completely rethinking the Mac Pro."
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"We were going through this rethinking of identity at the same time," she says.
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At the very least, the new Google will cause some serious rethinking in Redmond.
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Hawley isn't the only member of Congress calling for a rethinking of Section 230.
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Your rethinking some of your goals, and your vision for the future is changing.
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The company is rethinking store layouts and hiring preorder specialists to handle the demand.
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Therefore, a fundamental rethinking and a careful approach to software creation itself is needed.
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Yet, Mary Kills People comes at the exact time Canada is rethinking these punishments.
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But it's not only rethinking e-commerce ... you also have to appeal to millennials.
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Read our Leader on rethinking the welfare state and Briefing about universal basic incomes.
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That rethinking seems to have encouraged some consumers to return to full-fat foods.
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It could ultimately reduce America's incarceration rate through rethinking our approach to crime prevention.
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Some Trump supporters will be rethinking the wall by now, wrote C. Nicole Mason.
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According to Hempel, this reflects how consumers are rethinking the way they get around.
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But he's rethinking that decision after getting encouragement from President Trump to run again.
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Officials in many jurisdictions have been rethinking their approaches to low-level nonviolent offenses.
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We can start by rethinking how we talk about and test for prostate cancer.
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Some of these beverages will have you rethinking beer and its relation to dining.
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The company says it is also rethinking how verification should work in the future.
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And he reflects a new wave of rethinking the old ways of doing business.
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But it's not too soon to start rethinking the way we think about Iran.
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Rethinking the world's most famous serial killer — and his victims — in the #MeToo era.
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A thriller that takes place entirely on computer screens and apps required rethinking everything.
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Taking that step would require rethinking a decision that each platform came to independently.
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And it wouldn't require rethinking Eighth Amendment doctrine to be more friendly to prisoners.
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But there was another important step left in rethinking the world of durable plastics.
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I hesitate to say that the play, too, might have benefited by some rethinking.
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That's why fostering greater tech diversity starts with rethinking what constitutes a tech job.
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Rising college costs have capable middle-class students rethinking how to structure their educations.
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As a result, they may be rethinking what to do next, the officials said.
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Nearly all of the incentives driving media militate against this kind of rethinking, however.
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"We're all rethinking the system, and Rihanna is part of that," Ms. Larroudé said.
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Other galleries are rethinking their booths to explore links between established and emerging artists.
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"In an A.I.-first world, we are rethinking all our products," Mr. Pichai said.
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But, if this new advice holds true, you can start rethinking your lunch plans.
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I think the solution is a radical rethinking of the entire food production system.
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President Trump's willingness to call for rethinking trade policy has drawn condemnation from elites.
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You can start by possessing an exponential mindset, rethinking your process and aiming high.
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Is it a welcome addition to the ongoing conversation about questioning and rethinking masculinity?
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It's time to start rethinking how many of those are truly safe in November.
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To do that, it's rethinking and updating the "bot" platform that launched last year.
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We chose Work & Co for their track record of successfully rethinking status quo product experiences.
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Five years ago, he launched the 'PrEP Facts: Rethinking HIV Prevention and Sex' Facebook page.
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The Serif isn't a complete throwback, but a modern rethinking of the TV as furniture.
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You start rethinking everything, and forget why you wanted to invest in the first place.
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And so you are trying to allow for the directionality of time by rethinking geometry.
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If the prediction turns out to be off the mark, the theory may need rethinking.
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The writer is the author of "Thanking the Monkey: Rethinking the Way We Treat Animals."
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Having spent decades trying to attract tourists, the city council is now rethinking its approach.
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Mercury retrograde connects with Saturn at 10:28 AM, and we are rethinking our plans.
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There is a sort of rethinking here of what video is and is used for.
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Like much the rest of the phone, the camera system is less rethinking than refinement.
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That's why it's not only about combatting harassment, but rethinking how we talk about sex.
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For Mendes, it took rethinking her relationship with food — and a good therapist and nutritionist.
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Georgia's controversial anti-abortion bill has led to Disney rethinking its investments in the state.
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Rethinking Urban Mobility: Motorcycle racing pioneer Erik Buell returns with a new company and vision.
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That would nevertheless require some serious rethinking of both the spacecraft and their living payloads.
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They also need to get out of their mental ghetto and start rethinking public policy.
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You're also rethinking some financial issues, with Mercury beginning its retrograde in industrious Capricorn today.
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Of course, there are a lot of attempts at rethinking how we view online documents.
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Investors appear to be rethinking how risky assets should be priced in rich countries, too.
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The smart ones will be rethinking the way they recruit in preparation for the thaw.
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Saturn begins its retrograde today, finding you rethinking your plans, especially concerning travel and school.
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The ride-hail giant says its spent the nine-month hiatus rethinking its testing program.
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Radical Matter: Rethinking Materials for a Sustainable Future is out April 17 from Thames & Hudson.
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Google is reportedly rethinking its "first-click free" policy, which has historically hindered subscription revenues.
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But we love the idea of rethinking our scars and instead seeing them as beautiful.
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It's not the only brand rethinking how it spends its Super Bowl cash this year.
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Mercury begins its retrograde, finding you and your partners rethinking the conversations you've been having.
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Still, it's refreshing to see a company rethinking how standalone VR can and should look.
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Mercury begins its retrograde today in Sagittarius, finding you rethinking some complicated, emotionally charged issues.
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Stricter penalties, including a rethinking of Mr. Lesar's job, would more effectively reinforce the point.
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The landmark approval is the latest in an expansive rethinking of what constitutes a treatment.
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The entrees would benefit from some rethinking and especially some consolidation in the kebab department.
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There are already signs that business travelers are rethinking their travel to the United States.
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Still, the North's new capabilities have prompted a rethinking of American military strategy in Asia.
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And even though I won't boycott the NFL, I am rethinking things at this point.
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It includes rethinking rebates, or discounts that firms called pharmacy benefit managers negotiate with manufacturers.
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The tight job market has employers large and small rethinking their health benefits for 2019.
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ERIC GARCETTI: It has to be that we're not obsessed with rethinking a Democratic agenda.
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Now, the tech giant is being creative and rethinking the way it finds top talent.
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It forced a rethinking of the value of liberal democracy and the success of modernity.
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At the time, rethinking the country's energy use at home was a politically fraught issue.
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While some naturally worry that rethinking regulations could reduce safety, the exact opposite is true.
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But by May 1, the judge was rethinking the potential impact of his contempt decision.
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Investment shift Business leaders in China are also rethinking their focus on the United States.
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A big British utility, SSE, is rethinking its wind farms, as the country cuts subsidies.
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You're rethinking your schedule today as well, and you're reconsidering how to manage your responsibilities.
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Brewer Anheuser-Busch and hat manufacturer Boston Scally Co. are also reportedly rethinking their involvement.
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The diplomats interviewed said their governments were broadly rethinking their commitments to rebuilding the country.
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Succeeding in the new economy and culture may well require rethinking conventional ideas about masculinity.
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Every class is a challenge and often leads to rethinking and exploration of new directions.
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As concern over Covid-2000 sets in, people around the world are rethinking large gatherings.
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You've got to be asking for opportunities and rethinking how you are asking for feedback.
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The entire auto industry is already looking over its shoulder and rethinking its business model.
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But if he was watching any TV this week, he might be rethinking the idea.
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You're rethinking what's important to you, Capricorn, and today you'll implement some huge, intense changes.
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Still, Mr. Museveni and other officials appear to be rethinking the nation's reliance on China.
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Maybe it's all a way to get more money next year before rethinking things, again.
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The coronavirus outbreak has many major retailers rethinking their employee benefits and paid leave policies.
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With in-person contact limited, teams are rethinking their typically rigorous approach to assessing prospects.
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But the Trump administration, the caller indicated, was rethinking the government's support for the prohibition.
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But no, Mr. Giardina is apparently quite earnest about rethinking the roots of class immobility.
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Mr. Palmeri's latest project is the rethinking of the Granary, the cliff-top outdoor restaurant.
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He is an authentic leftist who proposes a radical rethinking of the American economic model.
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All this has prompted some rethinking about whether the Australian hybrid system still makes sense.
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Its near 3 percent fall caused by his latest stance should force a broader rethinking.
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A ruling in Ms. Eldred's favor would mark a positive step toward rethinking this strategy.
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But the Trump administration, the caller indicated, was rethinking the government's support for the prohibition.
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But an expanding threat now has Microsoft rethinking some of its most foundational PC defenses.
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Now, more employers are rethinking what they can do to recruit and keep top talent.
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Preventing another generation of young women from pursuing the same fate will require serious rethinking.
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Network executives have been rethinking their approach to late night TV since the early 2010s.
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We are rethinking that, because they have been maintaining that 17% market share over time.
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"Unfortunately, yesterday brought some disturbing signals that Democrats may be rethinking that commitment," he added.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Several socially conscious investment firms are selling or rethinking their Facebook Inc (FB.
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I'm also rethinking our decision to split checks and her correcting me on minor facts.
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Not only are fans rethinking their views on all Star Wars characters ... I just. Guys.
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This calls for rethinking that is just as deep as that which followed the IMF crisis.
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It looks like the Paris robbery of Kim Kardashian has other celebs rethinking their security details.
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It's not the only company rethinking UK pricing in the wake of the pound's dramatic fall.
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Other programmers who used to sell lots of stuff to Netflix are now rethinking that stance.
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Lemonade, meanwhile, is an up-and-coming insurance startup that is rethinking the centuries-old industry.
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Messenger planet Mercury begins its retrograde in Scorpio today, finding you rethinking issues concerning your career.
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However, your ruling planet Venus is retrograde in Scorpio, finding you rethinking things in your partnerships.
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They are rethinking old ideas, asking new questions and occasionally welcoming heretics back into the fold.
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PROFESSOR EDWARD VICKERSCo-ordinating lead author of the UNESCO report, "Rethinking Schooling for the 21st Century".
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Progress on the rethinking of Reaganite shibboleths that his campaign promised has been scattered and rare.
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Meanwhile, the makeup look, created by Rokael Lizama has us seriously rethinking our cut crease obsession.
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Your ruling planet Mercury is retrograde, finding you rethinking things (especially related to your living situation).
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Los Angeles-based Singer specializes in restoring and occasionally rethinking various versions of the Porsche 21.
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Endangered: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is rethinking its plan to remove grizzly bear protections.
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This would entail a major rethinking of public policy, but it would make working great again.
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" Already, he added, "we're seeing hospitals pause and adjust to the uncertainty by rethinking expansion plans.
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They came to define their respective genres by retooling and rethinking the conventions of their predecessors.
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Remember when I mentioned that Saturn's retrograde journey will find you rethinking issues concerning your home?
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Mercury will turn retrograde on April 28, which will find you rethinking your goals a lot.
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Conservatives have discussed placing more armed officers in schools and rethinking discipline reforms with unintended consequences.
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You can cancel Hulu on your iPhone in a few steps if you're rethinking your subscription.
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The architect Daniel Libeskind said that his books have inspired a rethinking of European public space.
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The crackdown has prompted a complete rethinking for Glaxo — and for much of the pharmaceutical industry.
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That has banks and other long-time players rethinking their approach and scrambling to keep up.
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Ms. Power said the agency was rethinking how to work with clients in this new environment.
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Mercury retrograde starts tomorrow, which will find you rethinking a lot of issues concerning your relationships.
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"We are in the process of what we call 'completely rethinking' the Mac Pro," he says.
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Mr. Toll was among several members who said that they were not rethinking visiting the club.
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The Miss America pageant is not the only establishment rethinking the swimsuit portion of its offering.
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Classical performers and venues are well advised to be rethinking inherited strictures of the recital hall.
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We can begin the process of rethinking education today to prepare the workforce of the future.
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Earlier this year, Foxconn said it was rethinking its plans, citing "new realities" in the market.
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It also offers another proof that rethinking and reinventing beloved dishes isn't an act of betrayal.
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She has authored Rethinking Madame President: Are We Ready for a Woman in the White House?
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Still, the results of the new research have at least one heart specialist rethinking his practice.
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More recently, he began signaling that Facebook was rethinking what it shows people on the site.
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In rethinking how to deal with dementia patients, many care centers have focused on the surroundings.
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Now, having chugged the Kool-Aid, I am slashing my spending and rethinking my bourgeois ways.
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Yet for all that, he finds himself rethinking his advice to Occupy protesters to remain moderate.
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The result: a rethinking of institutional categorizations and representations of Indigenous peoples and Native American art.
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And it cannot continue for ever without some customers rethinking whether to buy insurance at all.
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Eran Chen, founder and executive director of ODA New York, is also rethinking of terrace design.
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Universities that are rethinking the premises of an honors college can learn a lot from Rutgers.
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But this time, I'm wading into new emotional waters, rethinking my lifelong ambivalence toward princess culture.
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He then turned to a dead-serious matter: rethinking the entire post-Cold War policy consensus.
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One would expect that a major rethinking and repositioning of its resources might be in order.
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It is also a rethinking of how to break the logjam on climate policy in Washington.
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Some economists, particularly younger ones, are calling for a more radical rethinking of the discipline's structure.
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" Already, he added, "we're seeing hospitals pause and adjust to the uncertainty by rethinking expansion plans.
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The most productive rethinking involves Penelope, a veteran of Afghanistan who works as a medical assistant.
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When change is slow, constant rethinking is actually undesirable; it achieves little and slows response time.
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Rethinking a popular product Kopp and Morillion, who are both 40, didn't start out in fashion.
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On the other end, Crabi and Pier are rethinking the insurance model from the ground up.
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You're rethinking plans and commitments, and feel frustrated by the strings people seem to be pulling.
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But Whitney Bowe, a dermatologist in New York, suggests rethinking the way we wash our hair.
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Ms. Frankiewicz said companies were increasingly offering training, rethinking job requirements and letting employees work remotely.
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The broader idea, environmentalists say, is a rethinking of nature and an individual's place in it.
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Like climate change, the aging of America demands a serious rethinking of the way we live.
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Websites like Rethinking Drinking provide strategies for recognizing a problem, getting help, or cutting back on drinking.
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Yes: for rethinking your choices, picking up old projects, and reaching out to people from your past.
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Try rethinking your breakfast tomorrow morning with one of these 50 different ways to cook an egg !
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Elliot said he was rethinking his support for Moore but isn't sure the newspaper stories are real.
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This means that you're rethinking many of the conversations, agreements, and ideas you've had about your career.
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In the longer term it involves rethinking Britain's international role and reinforcing its relations across the world.
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It urged a rethinking of use-of-force policy and a greater emphasis on de-escalation strategies.
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On Instagram, Gomez made a confession after a concert in Indonesia that she was "rethinking" some things.
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Rethinking the way Snapchat works could certainly open the app to a huge audience of new users.
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This follows an IPCC report calling for a massive rethinking of how the globe manages its lands.
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A flurry of commentators have since declared that economists are fundamentally rethinking their ideas about fiscal policy.
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McDonald's On-demand economy workers Rethinking work and safety nets Who is in the on-demand economy?
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Disgusted by Mr Trump, many younger Christians, in particular, are rethinking the nexus between politics and faith.
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Some governments are already rethinking their educational priorities, shifting some of their spending to the early years.
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Bastos is also rethinking policies at BNDESPar, which has stakes or holds debt in 116 Brazilian companies.
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However, some challenges will come up this afternoon and evening that will find you rethinking your plans!
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He's like many Iowans who may be rethinking their votes in the final hours before Monday's caucuses.
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Whether the incoming administration and Congress will see wisdom in such strategic rethinking remains to be seen.
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Either way, you're rethinking your relationship to these items, good luck charms, and talismans you have collected.
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Mercury is retrograde in your sign, and you're rethinking so much—but you also need a break.
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Having broken through to a mainstream audience, rethinking the original concept has also become a pressing matter.
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The Trump administration's most stark departure from Obama-era policy is its rethinking of immigration-enforcement priorities.
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But with its move into physical retail, the necessity for rethinking antitrust law has never been greater.
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New flagships Other brands and retailers are rethinking their New York flagships instead of leaving the city.
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The jet-engine industry has been a pioneer in rethinking partnership as a differentiating component of value.
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Brands are increasingly rethinking food for kids, especially as millennials begin having families, according to Whole Foods.
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The paper's findings beg some further rethinking of the standard rationale behind the establishment of tax havens.
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JetSuite and Zunum share an investor in JetBlue, which is rethinking short-distance flights through its investments.
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Apple's watchOS 3, (announced on Monday at WWDC 2016) represents a fundamental rethinking of Apple's only wearable.
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It just means rethinking how you budget your time and getting a little creative with your schedule.
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The move is part of a broader rethinking of the magazine, which first came out in 1950.
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However, the narrative soon spirals inwards until readers find themselves rethinking the characters they thought they knew.
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As a result, institutional investors may want to consider rethinking their investment approach across 5 primary areas.
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"We are re-rethinking the decisions that were made earlier," Mr. Pankov said, without giving any details.
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At the strategic level, the State Department has been rethinking the nature of the China threat altogether.
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Rethinking capitalismFeloni: Do you see this as all part of a reaction against the neoliberal world order?
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"You're rethinking your cash flow in order to get more money into the 401(k)," Picker said.
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So it's about rethinking how you build a wardrobe and how you get dressed around smarter choices.
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When I returned home, I started working with a life coach and rethinking the way I date.
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More and more apps have been rethinking and simplifying their logos in recent months (*cough* Uber *cough*).
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As ArsTechnica points out, there's also probably some room to be shed in rethinking the Switch's dock.
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But in recent years scientists and consumers have begun rethinking their use to combat depression and anxiety.
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Ralph S. Northam, the Democratic candidate for Virginia governor, will be rethinking their theory of the race.
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Rethinking repayment is a start, but bigger changes to how students pay for college may be necessary.
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The veterans department said it was not rethinking its performance metrics, despite their apparent vulnerability to manipulation.
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Racked by flashbacks of the burning heat on her skin, she is rethinking her life after graduation.
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Now some unions are rethinking their approaches, particularly in the high-profile fields of arts and entertainment.
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The United States military — a primary customer for large launch vehicles — is also rethinking its spy satellites.
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In addition, YouTube said today it's "rethinking" its overall approach to the YouTube kids and family experience.
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The moves are part of a national shift in how states and cities are rethinking marijuana laws.
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As banks are more willing to work with fintechs, they're rethinking their approach to the young companies.
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The court also appeared to open the door to a significant rethinking of the Electoral College process.
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"Rethinking Real Estate: A Roadmap to Technology's Impact on the World's Largest Asset Class" by Dror Poleg
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It was as if one major rethinking of convention subtly rewired their brains to allow for others.
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And while we all may be rethinking our budgets, the world of finance is foreign to many.
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Many farmers are now rethinking what they should plant as a result of the shifts, Bonnett said.
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But a recent trip to my favorite no-frills Latin American restaurant here has me rethinking this.
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Across Ohio, employers are rethinking their zero-tolerance policies on drugs and focusing instead on second chances.
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It opted to sell shares, the first sign it was rethinking its investment in the game maker.
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It is plural, and modernism(s) are presented by rethinking gender, race, as well as geographic inclusivity.
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Hughes published a book about UBI, "Fair Shot: Rethinking Inequality and How We Earn, " on Feb. 20.
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So it's time to fundamentally rethink housing just as we're rethinking how other social goods are distributed.
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" He later added, "Everybody in the region is recalibrating and rethinking about what their alliances should be.
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If we have a rethinking about that because of what's happened to me, that would be great.
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THE LIES THAT BIND Rethinking Identity: Creed, Country, Color, Class, Culture By Kwame Anthony Appiah 256 pp.
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You're rethinking some of your moves and having brilliant ideas about how you want to move forward.
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That means rethinking the old ways of making sequels, and trusting their ability to craft new experiences.
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Taskmaster Saturn goes retrograde on April 17, finding you rethinking the responsibilities you've taken on since January.
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Now, like me, young Americans are rethinking what they put in their bodies, perhaps more than ever before.
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And it's not just me who seems to be rethinking the value of clearly displaying text on Twitter.
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Kardashian, 29, then confesses he's rethinking his promise to fly to the south of France with Chyna, 28.
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Scientists sorting out how these upper layers sort themselves out are rethinking their assumptions about how worlds work.
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The iPhone has reached its peak, and now Apple is rethinking how it measures its success and profitability.
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Sceptre, 2018"Rethinking the Economics of Land and Housing", by Josh Ryan-Collins, Toby Lloyd and Laurie Macfarlane.
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But now Stehr, a financial adviser based in the San Francisco Bay area, is now rethinking the math.
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Asked about male lawmakers saying they are rethinking putting their hands around constituents for photographs, Virginia Republican Rep.
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For Trump, this would demand a rethinking of how to execute his "America first" approach to global affairs.
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I had a nervous breakdown, and then I took two years re-editing the footage and rethinking it.
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That's why big food companies like Tyson are rethinking the global supply chain with a focus on sustainability.
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Pushback on the policy was almost instantaneous, and reports surfaced last week that Spotify was rethinking its approach.
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The Times BHP Billiton is rethinking its membership of Australia's leading mining organisation over differences on climate change.
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But in recent years, the doctrine has become so worn that even Sandberg herself has been rethinking it.
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Precythe, the Supreme Court signaled that it plans a wholesale rethinking of how it understands the Eighth Amendment.
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In May, the Monster-in-Law actress talked to AARP The Magazine about rethinking her approach to acting.
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Others are the byproduct of an industry that's, finally, opening its mind, rethinking tradition, and confronting the future.
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The Clinton campaign is rethinking its strategy after its double-digit loss to Mr. Sanders in New Hampshire.
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And a further review is mulling the deeper question of whether the scope of an audit needs rethinking.
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Now's the perfect time to start rethinking your daily vitamin — and it all starts with a simple delivery.
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The label is clearing out inventory products, rethinking its strategy in stores and going through a design overhaul.
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A new discovery of stone tools from about 385,2385 years ago has anthropologists rethinking the history of technology.
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Twitter is thinking about labeling bots; it's thinking about conversational health; it's thinking about rethinking the entire service.
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Not only are foreign companies rethinking its production location, a handful of Chinese companies are also leaving China.
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Go deeper: The new gig: America's hidden economy Chart: On-demand economy workers Rethinking work and safety nets
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Your schedule is upside down and you're rethinking many of the plans and conversations you had last month.
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And, as Soltau explained to investors in February, the retailer is rethinking its pricing and promotions strategies, too.
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That has at least one investor rethinking his bullishness on bullion, even as others still have high hopes.
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The gains followed a Reuters report earlier Monday that the German bank's management is rethinking its business strategy.
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And others are rethinking their strategies for the longer haul, shelving some of their ambitions in the process.
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You're rethinking important financial decisions, and this isn't something you want to do while you're rushed or exhausted.
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There have been a few indications, though, that it's getting serious and rethinking how it is doing things.
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Mercury is currently retrograde in fellow Fire sign Sagittarius, finding you rethinking your direction around some creative projects.
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But the rise of the litigation finance industry in the last decade might require a rethinking of that.
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Despite the weak inflation prints recently they are not reexamining or rethinking the path of rates just yet.
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Ultimately, the major move toward rethinking Storehouse's experience and flow wasn't quite enough to keep the app afloat.
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In the long run, these next-generation networks open the door to rethinking the Internet on territorial lines.
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I think it's possible for LG to pull that off with focus, precision, and a rethinking of software.
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Already Hillary Clinton, the Democratic candidate for president, has called for a "rethinking" of strategy on the North.
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A spokeswoman for Governor Bruce Rauner declined to comment on whether his office is rethinking Wells Fargo's selection.
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Rethinking Data Privacy First, we recommend thinking about data privacy in three separate areas: collection, usage, and audit.
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The Chinese authorities, like their counterparts in the United States and elsewhere, have been rethinking addictions to vaping.
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Iraq The Kurdish government is rethinking its independence plans in the face of the military response from Iraq.
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It means rethinking fishing methods to prevent big animals like whales and dolphins from becoming entangled in nets.
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I'm rethinking that position pretty seriously after the release of the Department of Justice (DOJ) inspector general's report.
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The Federal Reserve should begin by rethinking the Dodd-Frank Durbin Amendment's price controls on debit card fees.
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Alex Fleetwood is the British entrepreneur behind Sensible Object, a startup rethinking board games in the digital age.
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Additionally, Papa John's is completely rethinking its advertising strategy as consumers cut the cord and move to digital.
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"It is not some new material, but a new rethinking that might shock other watchmakers," Mr. Renaud said.
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Since you're clearly rethinking some of your extreme campaign promises, the right response for me is principled engagement.
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For black artists, especially, pursuing other systems of belief became a way of rethinking one's relationship with America.
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Source: ARUP - The Cities Alive: Rethinking Cities in Arid Environments Reporting by Adela Suliman; Editing by Robert Carmichael.
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Venus retrograde ends, pushing things forward in your career, but Mercury retrograde begins, finding you rethinking your beliefs.
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Leading feminists and Democratic-leaning groups stayed loyal to him throughout — though some are rethinking that stance now.
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She is currently a writer of "Rethinking Social Movement Participation," a book under contract with Cambridge University Press.
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The study calls for rethinking everything from fire-prevention strategies to zoning rules to help limit wildfire risk.
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Mars begins its retrograde in logical air sign Aquarius this evening, finding you rethinking many of your beliefs.
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L Brands said earlier this year it is "rethinking" its annual Victoria's Secret Fashion show amid declining viewership.
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It suggests that politically connected labor leaders are totally rethinking what they want out of labor law reform.
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Now it says it is rethinking the whole system, and looking for ways to better police its network.
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Across the United States, retailers are rethinking the uses of their physical spaces, as more shopping moves online.
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THE STATE OF AFFAIRS Rethinking Infidelity By Esther Perel Read by the author11 hours, 57 minutes. HarperAudio. $24.99.
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But he proposes a gradualist approach that requires first a broader European rethinking of the principles of restitution.
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But he said the way we receive push notifications on our phones today will need some serious rethinking.
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Some foreign fans who have found limited transportation options are also rethinking whether to attend late-night sessions.
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The changes are part of a wholesale rethinking by Mr. Tillerson of how the State Department conducts diplomacy.
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Uber has also shown signs it's rethinking some of the policy choices that have earned it such ire.
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It may well be time for Klobuchar to start rethinking whether she wants to remain in the race.
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The Takeaway: As storms become more destructive, hurricane recovery is as much about rethinking as it is rebuilding.
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The bottom line: Roberts says employers can combat this issue by rethinking how veterans fit into a company.
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For the first time since 2003, the U.S. appears to be seriously rethinking its policy towards the dollar.
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As environmental concerns grow, chains like Burger King and McDonald's are rethinking what to offer with children's meals.
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He also digs up plenty of examples of companies that are rethinking their approaches to accommodating older workers.
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The Amazon Kindle Oasis e-reader is a top-to-bottom rethinking of the near-decade-old product.
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Sixty-four percent of respondents said they are not rethinking their year-end targets based on trade fears.
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Mr. Chihuly emblazoned his signature on the world by working and rethinking the vocabulary of glass as art.
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"These concerns are not merely cosmetic, but require a fundamental rethinking of the characters and plot," she wrote.
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These exchanges have informed our rethinking of the histories of modern and contemporary art outside of established canons.
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The aging of Japan's work force is prompting a rethinking of traditional career paths and government safety nets.
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There are signs that some financial services companies are rethinking their approach to accessibility, but customers remain concerned.
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Faced with the concerns about safety, pollution and potential damage to historic buildings, Germany is rethinking private fireworks.
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If we did, we'd waste so much time rethinking or learning those tasks, we'd get little else done.
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With a new version of Weber's "Der Freischütz," Heartbeat Opera has done its latest rethinking of a classic.
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Apple isn't the only tech company that's been rethinking how to address consumers' often dysfunctional relationship with technology.
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Corker, who announced plans last fall to retire, is now rethinking his decision and may seek re-election.
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Tech investors are rethinking the balance between growth and profitability, spurred in part by many SoftBank-backed ventures.
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New funding approaches mean better CFO tech literacyIt&aposs not just companies that are rethinking their funding models.
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Baseball is rethinking many things in the age of analytics, and perhaps Ohtani will open up another frontier.
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These proposals are part of a fundamental rethinking of whom corporations should serve, but they are not new.
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Fashion Review Rethinking what female confidence looks like at Gabriela Hearst, Maria Cornejo and Oscar de la Renta.
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A radical rethinking of tactics and actions was needed, and a new kind of gay activist was born.
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To embrace this idea requires a rethinking of some fundamental assumptions that economists make about helping the poor.
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" This closely reflects Sanders's conception of a "political revolution," even if it uses the softer term "wholesale rethinking.
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Venus retrograde opposes Uranus and reenters Libra, bringing unexpected information your way and finding you rethinking your finances.
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Right around Thanksgiving, Mr. Jones, Mr. Pham and Mr. Vatere started rethinking their strategy for sending out push notifications.
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Educational visionaries that develop educational VR hardware and software are not just improving learning; they are rethinking it altogether.
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Not just in America Even in the Spain, where the monarchy sponsored Columbus' voyage, people are rethinking his legacy.
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So MNCs are clearly rethinking the old linear sourcing model for Western markets, but the path forward is unclear.
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So now Twitter is reportedly rethinking how it presents tweets entirely, attempting to isolate the signal from the noise.
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On the other hand, maybe some scrappy tech entrepreneurs in South Korea will shock everyone into rethinking the question.
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We're going through a great rethinking of a lot of these core conservative dogmas — and that's a good thing.
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You're rethinking a bunch of stuff around your career, and considering what moves you could help to advance yourself.
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And now investors are eager for other startups rethinking the dull, outdated, analog infrastructure that underpins the modern world.
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Gielan is a gifted storyteller, and she shares powerful evidence and practical insights for rethinking the way we communicate.
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If you've spent the last few years mostly ignoring Siri, now is definitely the time to start rethinking that.
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Stephenson said Tuesday's preview event is a culmination of more than a year's worth of WarnerMedia restructuring and rethinking.
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But he knows that rethinking the role that gender plays in our lives will not always be win/win.
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With our fake news epidemic and science denial's quick return to the zeitgeist, the practice needs some major rethinking.
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The deal comes just as industrial conglomerates are rethinking their businesses and scrambling to focus on highly profitable units.
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Instead, Microsoft remained suspiciously silent, while dropping some big hints that the company is rethinking its cloud streaming service.
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You're rethinking your long-held beliefs at the start of cuffing season, and crave partners who can get philosophical.
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Lord & Taylor is rethinking how its customers shop, and its latest move is one that's body positive and inclusive.
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Mercury is retrograde in Sagittarius, finding you rethinking your career path and what you want your reputation to be.
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Earth," Ritter says, "is a really thorough approach for rethinking online voting and allocating political power without centralized institutions.
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The First Step Act at least opens the door to begin that wholesale rethinking of our criminal justice system.
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Jupiter begins its retrograde in Scorpio today, finding you rethinking which social circles you really want to run with.
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Since you first tweeted about it, the debate seems to have opened up and people are rethinking the term.
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You're rethinking many of your plans because Mercury is retrograde, but that doesn't mean your life is on pause.
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This Mars retrograde in Aquarius will find you rethinking your professional goals and possibly needing a break from work.
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Officials in a Louisiana city are rethinking their 'saggy pants' ordinance after a man died during a police chase
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Mercury turns retrograde on December 20163, which will find you rethinking all the conversations you had earlier this month.
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Yet Google's progress on artificial intelligence now appears to have the company rethinking its do-what-you-will approach.
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She said there was "real opportunity" in rethinking industry dynamics to meet clients' needs in a lower-return environment.
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After a lackluster jobs report in May, the Federal Reserve may be rethinking its plan to raise interest rates.
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Parents. Lewis said that while she doesn't blame us, many parents would benefit from rethinking our approach to discipline.
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As a result, the Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force has been rethinking its security strategy and strengthening its capabilities.
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You're rethinking the rules in your relationships, with Mercury retrograde in the sector of your chart that rules partnerships.
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My ex didn't talk to me for two months after that, and I was left rethinking my entire life.
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They took what was familiar and made it frustrating instead of rethinking the whole endeavour from the ground up.
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"We are recycling, reusing and rethinking the fabric of hot-air balloons that can no longer fly," says Jorba.
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She said Amazon has faced less scrutiny compared with companies like Twitter and Facebook, which are rethinking their policies.
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"Sellers are rethinking their entire strategies for selling in 2020," said Chris McCabe, founder of Amazon seller consultancy ecommerceChris.com.
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The wall texts guide the reader there: "Delineating the Body"; "Rethinking the Surface"; "Foregrounding Movement and Action" show up.
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As a result, there have been recent signals that India is rethinking or reinterpreting its no-first-use doctrine.
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However, Mercury's meeting with Saturn may find you rethinking some commitments—think back to February 19 for some insights.
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But as overall student expectations are changing, developers and management companies are rethinking much of what they are delivering.
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That said, even if you do have an MVP, rethinking your pitch deck may be something else to consider.
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Mercury retrograde begins in fellow fire sign Leo early today, finding you rethinking many of your long-held beliefs.
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Mercury retrograde begins in Leo, finding you rethinking your financial commitments and budget—but hopefully not losing your wallet!
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COVID-143, which is spread through respiratory droplets or touching contaminated objects, has film companies rethinking their springtime rollouts.
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Thanks to the internet's meticulous record-keeping, journalists are rethinking to ethics of publishing the identities of nonviolent criminals.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said he was rethinking his impending move to Africa in light of the coronavirus outbreak.
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He's similarly remained open to rethinking the necessity of a traditional communications director after Hope Hicks' departure this week.
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My agent said they'd already offered the role to another Broadway performer, but that person was rethinking the challenge.
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"What changed my mind is just rethinking it, thinking about how much I liked everything about her," he said.
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But let me stop for a minute and say that this discussion does have me rethinking the chaplain column.
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Congressional leaders are also rethinking a law that has long-protected tech platforms from liability for their users' content.
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Once your car drives for you, you can start rethinking the passenger experience from the ground up, after all.
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As with other Tesla vehicles I've been in, I was also impressed with Tesla's bold rethinking of the details.
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Friend's specialty involves rethinking health care research, with a focus on creating open incentives and standards that benefit patients.
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Zimmer and Green launched Lyft in 2012 with the goal of rethinking transportation and the necessity of car ownership.
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Some of Representative Steve King's constituents in Iowa are rethinking their support after Mr. King's latest anti-immigrant remarks.
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Later in the town hall, Rubio also announced he is rethinking his past support for large-capacity magazines. Sen.
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Some, like Jenny, are even foregoing relationships and rethinking dreams of home ownership in order to support their parents.
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So in addition to building chips specifically for neural networks, start-ups are rethinking the hardware that surrounds them.
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The Venus retrograde has found you deeply rethinking your beliefs around love and money, as well as your values.
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Saturn is all about structure, commitment, and hard work, so you'll be rethinking a lot of your professional goals.
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The FCC did not respond to a request for comment, but Pai has seemed very open to rethinking the rules.
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Now, for the industry to take us seriously as a whole, it's time to start rethinking who the gatekeepers are.
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Bios Urn is rethinking the way we bury our dead with a way to grow trees from cremated human remains.
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She wrote "The State of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity" and is the host of the popular podcast, Where Should We Begin?
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It's a familiar pitch — taking an industry that relies on outdated technology and rethinking it with modern, web-based tools.
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"De-escalation is only one part of a whole rethinking about how police officers should handle critical incidents," Walker said.
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Any future power-sharing arrangement would require a rethinking of presidential powers, which would need to be ratified by parliament.
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"I always believed people are basically good," he wrote in his grandiose explainer on rethinking Facebook's mission statement last year.
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With regards to the Mac Pro, we are in the process of what we call 'completely rethinking the Mac Pro.
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But they seemed to be merely patching up their computer systems and closing branches, rather than rethinking their business models.
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Nelson said the organization has stopped taking new members and dues as they're currently rethinking the scope of their mission.
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Intimacy takes on a new meaning for you this winter, and you're rethinking how you approach self-esteem and security.
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I'm not rethinking it, but everybody else better rethink it, because we have to figure out how to combat this.
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But there's a big gulf between outright removing the content, or refusing to sell books, and rethinking amplification and categorization.
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FedEx is rethinking last-mile package delivery into crowded residential areas and expanding its network of convenience locations, Philips said.
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The Sun and Moon series were themselves big departures for the series, rethinking a lot of the basic play elements.
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But, one look at Nicole Kidman rocking a grommet belt at Cannes has us totally rethinking this mid-2000s trend.
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It doesn't have any wild new technologies or represent a rethinking of how a smartphone could be built or function.
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Microsoft might not be fully giving up on Windows Phone just yet, but it's certainly rethinking its mobile device strategy.
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Online, Japril 'shippers suggest that Jackson's support of April's dating is half-hearted, and that he's really rethinking their split.
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"The very long term outcome could be a re-industrialization of Britain, a rethinking of the business model," said Schuh.
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We are rethinking the Colonial America Project for next year, and will eliminate the example of a slave auction poster.
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To combat the potential losses, some entrepreneurs in the region are rethinking their practices to adapt to a new reality.
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The same considerations might apply to Goldrick-Rab's criticism of merit-based financial aid, although its extent could use rethinking.
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Google is not the only company rethinking its role with regard to how much its technology should infiltrate our lives.
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Your ruling planet Mercury begins its retrograde in your opposite sign Pisces today, finding you rethinking everything concerning your relationships.
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He has claimed, preposterously, that crime is under control, and still insists he has no intention of rethinking his approach.
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Interest-rate rises are on hold for now, which could be evidence that the Fed is rethinking its carving technique.
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As life expectancy is getting a lot longer and people are healthier, researchers are rethinking the whole definition of old.
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As Washington's crises are scrambling traditional political alliances, even the historically Republican Koch network of donors is rethinking its approach.
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Dror Poleg, author of Rethinking Real Estate and the Co-Chair of the Urban Land Institute's Technology and Innovation Council
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Public disapproval, however, prompted WHO's director-general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, to say on Twitter that he was "rethinking" the decision.
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Rethinking and reinventing groceries in the interest of the environment would require the cooperation of manufacturers, as well as consumers.
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These are the groups that are pushing America deeper into the global economy by rethinking how the national economy functions.
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Hankes, of the SPLC, said white nationalists aren't bowing out post-Charlottesville, even though they may be rethinking their tactics.
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Now, a few weeks later, it's reportedly already rethinking the tact, after pushback from artists and inside the company itself.
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At the same time, McCue described this update as a rethinking of the Flipboard experience for new and existing users.
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Conversations and projects that have stalled, or that needed rethinking, from as far back as July, will begin moving forward.
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This also see it as a way to jam Republican leaders into rethinking their pro-business-at-all-cost mentality.
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This setback for risk parity should prompt a rethinking of how investors take risks in the stock market, Sheets added.
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Now, read the article, "Rethinking What Gifted Education Means, and Whom It Should Serve," and answer the following questions: 1.
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The full moon in Scorpio illuminates the friendship sector of your chart, finding you rethinking where you fit in, Capricorn.
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To address potential problems associated with the new design, Boeing added new software instead of rethinking the plane from scratch.
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We — as writers and critics, as consumers of popular art, as a culture — have a lot of rethinking to do.
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"We have all this big, messy data to create a new field — rethinking how we think about diseases," he said.
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It also means rethinking India's frighteningly dangerous river-linking project that harks back to an era of grandiose development schemes.
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"Sellers are rethinking their entire strategies for selling in 2020," he said, Reporting by Krystal Hu; Additional reporting by Lisa
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For Mr. Jensen, Mr. Adeney and other FIRE parents, the answer involves rethinking modern ideas about higher education and parenting.
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Given all the recent tech event cancellations due to the coronavirus, however, Apple might be rethinking its plans right now.
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Some, but not all funds that call themselves socially responsible, have said they are selling or rethinking their Facebook holdings.
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Hold the toy: As concerns about plastic grow, some fast-food chains are rethinking what they offer with children's meals.
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The Better Capitalism series tracks the ways companies and people are rethinking the economy and role of business in society.
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But the results suggested that rethinking when and how much we eat, and including an extended fast, may have benefits.
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The Better Capitalism series tracks the ways companies and individuals are rethinking the economy and role of business in society.
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The Better Capitalism series tracks the ways companies and people are rethinking the economy and role of business in society.
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That said, after McCarthy&aposs admission, he might be rethinking the bolder claims his new coach made during his interview.
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Visa (V) and Mastercard (MA) are among the companies said to be rethinking their commitment following backlash from government officials.
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Suzy's intuition and flow have her rethinking her first viral video, too, the one that made her famous...or infamous.
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And Japan needs to take a close look to see whether its justice system is due for a fundamental rethinking.
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Still, some early-stage investors say they're observing a rethinking of the traditional "spray and pray" approach to seed funding.
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The disturbing claims of HBO's documentary "Leaving Neverland" have many fans rethinking their feelings about the late King of Pop.
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One of the more interesting facts in Esther Perel's new book, State of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity, comes near the beginning.
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Last month, Pichai told employees the company would be rethinking the tradition and holding far fewer TGIF meetings going forward.
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"The President made it very clear this week, we're not rethinking bringing back family separation," Pence told CNN's Dana Bash.
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Way more exciting, if we're talking real 25G, is not replacing human drivers but completely rethinking the way cars drive.
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"It's all about rethinking the terrain park experience," said Megan Baroska, POWDR's senior vice president of corporate strategy and communications.
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So revisiting, rethinking, reflecting on the work is sort of ongoing; it's kind of my own archive and reflection process.
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It would also seem that going back to the Medium Place could facilitate some discussions about rethinking the points system.
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In rethinking its real estate, there are three ways Macy's could fill the leftover space in its "neighborhood" stores, Gennette explained.
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Neighborhood Goods, a startup rethinking the traditional department store experience, is announcing that it has raised $5.75 million in seed funding.
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Pankov said the Defence Ministry was currently "rethinking" past decisions on closure of the bases, but declined to go into detail.
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Kids asked to make 'slave auction' posters for class assignment "We are rethinking the ... project for next year," the superintendent said.
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But others (like Burton's 2010 Alice in Wonderland remake) are more interested in rethinking the classic story from a new angle.
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But the SPD's battering in Bavaria may have it rethinking its alliance with Merkel and the CDU on the national level.
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Even for non-queer folks who may proudly accept a broad rethinking of sex and gender, it's a relatively new concept.
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Ours to Hack and to Own is a practical guide for rethinking the future of work and rebuilding a fairer internet.
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Executives are also rethinking work routines and internally testing text notifications that alert customers when their orders are ready, Mills added.
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Communication planet Mercury begins its retrograde in fellow water sign Scorpio today, finding you rethinking some of your long-held beliefs.
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Tiny Shoulders: Rethinking Barbie was directed by documentarian Andrea Nevins, who also directed The Other F Word, a documentary about fatherhood.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is rethinking his approach to philanthropy in hopes of better assisting people who need help right now.
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Thomas Zurbuchen, NASA's associate administrator, said the moon's size could require a rethinking of how moons form in the first place.
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Turki said the "strategic relationship with the U.S. will remain, from the Saudi point of view," but suggested it needed rethinking.
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That's why we're rethinking our vacation-outfit prep strategy starting with the season's most common getaway: the 36-hour weekend escape.
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Or Narrativ that is rethinking completely how search will work for the content generation and helps publishers and retailers monetise better.
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Nevada recently rolled back the generous support it gave rooftop solar systems; 20 other states are rethinking their policies, as well.
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But because his recent comments could be seen as a call for rethinking alliances, we rate Kavanaugh's comments as mostly true.
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A new discovery that Neanderthals were painting cave walls more than 64,000 years ago has anthropologists rethinking the history of art.
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A taste of Morocco at Epcot's Spice Road Table will have you rethinking why fried potatoes get all the hometown glory.
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Instead of Pepsi thinking about a lower-fat potato chip, they need to be rethinking the snack category as a whole.
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However, Mercury retrograde is good for something: slowing down and rethinking your decisions (especially the ones you've made since August 10).
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It was not long enough, however, to occasion a broader rethinking of the conservative style in American politics that Trump epitomizes.
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During the last few weeks Mercury, the planet of the mind, has been retrograde, so you have been rethinking your beliefs.
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Facebook is rethinking the way it works, and that will have repercussions for users, advertisers and publishers that use the network.
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In fact, many old-school publishers are rethinking their media strategy altogether, given that there is no longer an assumed circulation.
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Rethinking cancer as a chronic illness requires a mental shift—a shift that other changes in cancer therapy might be easing.
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Democrats are rethinking their future — but doing it with the leadership of old men and women deeply rooted in the past.
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And from Virginia to California, parents, students, and school officials are rethinking public schools named for Confederate leaders and segregationist politicians.
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The delay is the clearest sign that Mrs May is rethinking the open-door industrial policies of her predecessor (see article).
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It was, according to Abloh, an exercise in rethinking the nature of apparel and what the future of fashion will be.
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By that point, Mr. Walcott said in an interview, the focus was on finishing the building, not in rethinking its details.
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UNFORTUNATELY, OMEGA WAS before its time — British society was not ready for a radical rethinking of the sober Edwardian living room.
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He wrote a book promoting the idea, "Fair Shot: Rethinking Inequality and How We Earn, " which was published in February 2018.
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But the company acknowledges that the event comes at a time when Facebook is radically rethinking its relationship with those developers.
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Rethinking The 'Millennial Problem' At first glance, this prospect might seem more of a knee-jerk reaction than a thoughtful strategy.
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Public disapproval, however, prompted WHO's director-general, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, to say on Twitter that he was "rethinking" the decision.
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A younger generation of antitrust scholars who are rethinking the nation's fundamental approach to antitrust law may prove even more influential.
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The MIT economists Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo have been at the forefront of rethinking the way we tackle extreme poverty.
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The 2017 reform legislation made some modest efforts to introduce an affordability component, but a more radical rethinking is in order.
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Communication planet Mercury begins its retrograde today, finding you rethinking your career path as well as your relationship with the public.
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Our mantra is real ingredients, actual cooking using real techniques like ovens and seasoning, and rethinking the packaging food comes in.
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Scientists behind the new study say their findings present a "cosmological crisis" and call for a "drastic rethinking" of current models.
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This sense of vulnerability in a changing world was not the only thing that had Americans rethinking their place in it.
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It centers on rethinking the idea of what a monopoly is with an eye to the power of the network effect.
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This route is certainly possible, but, as my story on Berkeley shows, it requires a wholesale rethinking of how cities look.
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Rethinking What Gifted Education Means, and Whom It Should Serve Montgomery County, Md., made sweeping changes to diversify its gifted programs.
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Perhaps it's not surprising that these bakers are rethinking comfort and indulgence as their place in the restaurant industry is threatened.
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In response, some educators and parents are rethinking the way language is taught and calling for expanded access to language education.
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Eviation Aircraft said the plane - called Alice - was a radical rethinking of the cost, experience and environmental impact of regional travel.
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In response, some of the best minds on the right are rethinking Reaganism and grappling with the need to humanize neoliberalism.
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But Walt Disney's deal for much of 21st Century Fox late last year has sparked much strategic rethinking across the industry.
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And the ride-hailing giant is rethinking its plans for self-driving cars, after one fatally struck a woman in March.
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For example, suppose that in 270, you were 46 years old, earning about $114,000 a year and rethinking your retirement plan.
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Such efforts have some American government officials and business leaders calling for a rethinking of how the United States approaches trade.
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The United States needs a fundamental rethinking of public policy priorities to improve the lives of the next generation of children.
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Go deeper: Climate models got it right on projected temperature changes Rethinking how we describe "business as usual" on climate change
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"It's a rethinking of how we were originally conceived," Glenn D. Lowry, the museum's director, said in an interview at MoMA.
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The visual effects team had to maintain the illusion for two hours, which meant totally rethinking the way films are made.
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But collectors' tastes have changed, and a global network of fairs has forced a rethinking of even the old-school events.
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For Mr. Buttigieg, the solution to McKinsey's ethical pitfalls may come in a rethinking of the rules that business abides by.
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Even inside the conservative camp, some voices are urging the rethinking of the policy of the cordon sanitaire around the AfD.
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So Dr. Masters was surprised when Dr. Moir began publishing papers proposing an iconoclastic rethinking of the pathology of Alzheimer's disease.
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Nadella told reporters on Monday he&aposs rethinking the meaning of the company&aposs mission statement with that question in mind.
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"We are in an interesting period and people are rethinking the strategies that earlier galleries have handed to them," Moravec says.
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One aspect of this story that continues to interest me personally is how executives may begin rethinking the use of Slack.
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We are rethinking homeland security — changing our posture, setting course to confront systemic risk and embracing a new "collective defense" strategy.
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Most notably, it is rethinking the asset threshold for determining the systemically important designation of financial institutions prescribed by global guidelines.
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When Mr. Trump took office, polls showed that Americans were broadly sympathetic to his calls for a rethinking of trade policy.
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The emphasis on maintaining the MOU could rancor progressive Democrats who have publicly called for rethinking U.S. military support for Israel.
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Browsing These three labels are rethinking the traditional retail model, with tightly edited collections that cater to a thoughtful new customer.
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Now, Facebook is rethinking this feature as part of a broader effort to make the social network less stressful to use.
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On an emotional level, this Mercury retrograde will find you rethinking your boundaries and your needs around feeling safe and secure.
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You'll also be rethinking your living situation—perhaps it is time for a move, or to reconsider your choice in roommates?
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"I think with oil and rethinking (ECB President) Mario Draghi's powerful message that he sent to the markets, because he did do more than we were expecting ... I think that rethinking of the actions is going to lead the market higher along with higher oil prices," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
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With iOS 10.3, Apple is rethinking ratings in the App Store with native review prompts and the ability to reply for developers.
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Greenpeace said it hoped Hamburg and other German cities would follow the lead of nearby Copenhagen and Amsterdam in rethinking transportation policy.
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Testimony on Wednesday by Fed Chair Janet Yellen will be watched for any signs that the Fed may be rethinking its view.
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HSUS also advises rethinking the use of bird feeders and keeping your grill and compost areas as clean and enclosed as possible.
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"I think it's cause for some caution and rethinking whether or not these products are without any effect," Azad told Reuters Health.
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For a girl who never wanted to get married or have a proper wedding, it kind of had me rethinking some things.
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Reuters says an "FF 81" is planned, too, and is the other vehicle that survived the rethinking of its planned product pipeline.
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Facebook is rethinking its approach to news, and Monday the company made its clearest statement yet on where that process is heading.
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The Pulitzer-prize winning journalist Karen Hunter, who publishes with Simon & Schuster, tweeted that she was "rethinking" her relationship with the company.
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There have been many attempts to update keyboards for the digital era and speed up typing by rethinking the antique Qwerty layout.
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Ghibli has remained an important player in the world of animation in part by rethinking its studio's role in the production process.
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But the black eye of Mr. Guzmán's escape, from the country's most secure prison, caused the government to begin rethinking its strategy.
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It's also rethinking everything about how classifieds should operate on mobile, from the visual layout to user privacy to transactions and more.
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Analysts predict earnings growth will hit 20% this year, but heightened uncertainty has them rethinking 2019 estimates that already were 50% lower.
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Signs suggest that after seeing morale suffer without any improvement in performance, the party is rethinking at least some of its policies.
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Uber should make these the first steps toward a broader rethinking of the company's public image and the way it does business.
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Phil Schiller: With regards to the Mac Pro, we are in the process of what we call 'completely rethinking the Mac Pro.
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Last night, Axios broke the news that officials in the Trump administration were considering a fundamental rethinking of the US telecom industry.
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It will allow us to do our job of reviewing, rethinking, and possibly eliminating government programs that are currently running on autopilot.
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You are revisiting conversations with friends, rethinking how you all can restructure things, and you're reimagining your goals, wishes, and future plans.
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Brian Hidden, who works as a biologist for the US Fish and Wildlife Service in Springfield, Illinois, is also rethinking his career.
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The Perennial is an audacious new "post agrarian," sustainably designed restaurant in San Francisco that's rethinking every aspect of traditional food service.
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Most notable were Paper, a radical rethinking of Facebook for mobile devices, and Moments, which is now its default photo-syncing solution.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his backers are rethinking the country's previously peaceful stance and moving to restore Japan's military might.
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"On the relationship with the U.S. there appears to have been a rethinking of trade issues within the Trump administration," Citi said.
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" * Look, we're still rethinking how we treat game characters after watching that first episode of season four of Black Mirror, "USS Callister.
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As a result, three of the four biggest carriers - Delta, Southwest and United - said this week they were rethinking their hedging tactics.
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Ultimately, however, aside from individual consumer action, we need to rethinking the way we live our lives so that we consume less.
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When you start rethinking your targets, making up excuses, and letting yourself off the hook, you are giving up on your dreams!
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Professional baseball could be following suit, with MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred saying this year that the organization would be rethinking its position.
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"There's no rethinking of product, not redefining identity," said expert in emotional banking and Chief Growth Officer at Temenos' Marketplace Duena Blomstrom.
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Maybe what we really need is a rethinking of how these terms of services are presented — less legalese and more plain English.
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Moving toward such a identity framework would mean rethinking how we all use Twitter and converse with others in an open forum.
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Underpinning all of this rethinking are big changes in how people are consuming media — and in how advertisers are allocating their money.
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That's especially true when it comes to electric vehicles, which require developing new, energy-efficient technologies and rethinking decades of auto engineering.
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He has talked about rethinking the regional structure of the primarily nonprofit institutional accreditation sector to increase competition in the accreditation space.
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Steve Mulroy is a law professor at the University of Memphis and the author of Rethinking U.S. Election Law: Unskewing The System.
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Rethinking 'Trump Trade' Markets weren't very concerned about healthcare and seem to have moved on from the Republicans' failure to overhaul Obamacare.
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" But whatever the solution, he said, "There are significant reasons to start rethinking how we understand the consequences of large natural disasters.
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When she opened up the challenge to international landscape architects, Adriaan Geuze of the Netherlands firm West 8 suggested rethinking the topography.
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The company is "rethinking" its annual fashion or possibly canceling it, and appears to have hired its first-ever openly transgender model.
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And in the end, even when faced with rethinking her retirement dreams, Maria still has the future of spaceflight in her backyard.
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State's rethinking has been characterized as analogous to that behind George Kennan's famous 1947 essay arguing for containment of the Soviet Union.
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The network's rethinking of its properties involves collaboration with content creators and licensing partners like Lego and Spin Master, Ms. Miller said.
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Venus retrograde ends, helping you move forward in a difficult situation, and Mercury retrograde begins, finding you rethinking things in your career.
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Could some of the deconstruction and rethinking of things that is in that manifesto bring some kind of vitality back to facts?
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But doing so would require a seismic overhaul of its most fundamental facets, from dialogue to structure to rethinking the main character.
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He said companies need to start rethinking their security and perhaps create a whole separate system not connected with the main system.
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If he hopes to keep the economy growing, it will require rethinking restrictive policies that have been the cornerstone of his platform.
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Venus begins its retrograde in Scorpio this afternoon, Capricorn, which will find you rethinking your social life over the next few weeks.
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Your ruling planet Mercury will retrograde in Leo later this month, finding you rethinking many conversations you had in the preceding weeks.
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In the wake of (*gestures broadly at everything*), and while Twitter is still rethinking its core incentives, speed seems ripe for reconsideration.
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Instead, the goal should be to start rethinking—almost from scratch—the guiding ideology of the Democratic Party for the coming decade.
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This season's smaller musical, like "Rocky Horror" last year, may not benefit as much from rethinking; "Little Shop" is what it is.
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Musk has a knack for rethinking the customer experience, and the Cybertruck's radical design could appeal to drivers looking for something different.
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While he's at it, he's also rethinking the idea that restaurants should serve the same food from the same menu every night.
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The expanded museum reopens later this month after three years of piecemeal renovations, a $450 million overhaul and a rethinking of displays.
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He insists that by rethinking the reservations process for higher-end spots, Tock has drastically reduced both wasted food and no shows.
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The victory was deserved and it demands a fundamental rethinking of political operations in the deep South and elsewhere around the country.
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In an attempt to counteract this alarming figure, the duo behind Nomasei are rethinking the entire process of designing a footwear collection.
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Luckily, it seems more like "I got enough sleep" awake and less like "I am rethinking every decision I've ever made" anxiety.
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The sharp imbalance prompted a rethinking at the chamber, where officials attribute part of the problem to the shifting dynamics of Congress.
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The lesson: It's not just the opposition of East and West that needs rethinking, but that of the metropolis and the sticks.
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I've been involved in rethinking our Instagram strategy, which means that I get to swipe through other publishers' Stories for competitive research.
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This rethinking of pain is meant to move professional medicine away from opioids, an undeniably important step for stemming the drug crisis.
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But the game has nonetheless earned its spot in the growing battle royale pantheon by rethinking what makes these types of games fun.
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Those changes, combined with a more fundamental rethinking of how to value the company's assets, Stern believes, could double JR Kyushu's stock price.
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Over the last decade, some retailers also started rethinking their waste footprint and designed stores that encourage customers to bring their own containers.
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Maybe the fight with the White Walkers will culminate in a radical rethinking of Westeros' current feudal system, creating a strong centralized government.
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Though the link hasn't been proven yet, some athletes are rethinking their plans for the Rio Olympics, which get underway on Aug.5.
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This might be academic, though, because there is broad -- and understandable -- skepticism over whether Republicans are really rethinking repeal in the first place.
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Last week the Financial Times reported that the Beijing-based company was rethinking an initial public offering, originally slated for later this year.
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While that's great for the client, she wasn't seeing the upside of continuing to improve her delivery, so she started rethinking her approach.
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U.K. startup Daye is rethinking female intimate care from a woman's perspective, starting with a tampon infused with cannabidiol that tackles period pain.
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" For the study authors, what was most interesting was to watch this online community negotiating its own boundaries, rethinking who counts as "white.
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This is according to journalist Vanessa Grigoriadis, whose new book, Blurred Lines: Rethinking Sex, Power, and Consent on Campus, just hit the shelves.
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Perhaps more than any other apps on macOS — well, besides Chess, DVD player, and Stickies — those two are in need of some rethinking.
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One is rethinking the quarterly guidance process to engage managers with, rather than insulate them from, investors in their long-term strategic thinking.
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Unsplash is rethinking the way photography gets distributed and monetized, and today it's announcing a $7.25 million Series A to fund those efforts.
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Lots of signs, including tweets by Android and Chrome SVP Hiroshi Lockheimer, suggest we'll see a major rethinking of Android at this event.
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You'll find yourself rethinking many of the conversations and agreements you've made throughout the month, and you'll rethink your philosophical leanings as well.
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On Monday I looked at how unforced errors on Facebook's communications and policy team suggested a need for rethinking from its wartime CEO.
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But barring a rules change or a drastic rethinking of N.F.L. offenses, the era of the superstar running back seems to be over.
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In the past nine days, Facebook has said it is rethinking its business and a presidential candidate said it should be broken up.
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Policymakers would do well to look at other measures — such as rethinking corporate tax breaks and regressive tax systems — rather than penalizing workers.
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During that session, Apple executives told a roundtable that they were also rethinking what it meant to be a professional customer of Macs.
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Well ... Yes ... [laughter] I'm not rethinking it, but everybody else better rethink it, because we have to figure out how to combat this.
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The reported merger of Apple's two tracking applications comes at a time when Apple is rethinking how it wants to position its apps.
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Regardless of where they're coming from, lots of folks are now rethinking their options when it comes to movie theaters and subscription services.
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Rethinking vaccine strategies The researchers found that the pertussis cases in the study, whether in vaccinated or unvaccinated children, were mild or moderate.
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Obviously the project is still in the early stages of development, but Microsoft says it's the right time to start rethinking data centers.
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In a nation known for long working hours and a firm top-down corporate culture, one company is rethinking how it does business.
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"With this collection we are rethinking the mindset around 'his' and 'hers' clothing, blurring borders and challenging norms," explains an H&M spokesperson.
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As companies deal with the impact of technology and the incredible pace of change, they are fundamentally rethinking talent and family leave programs.
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Suggestions include avoiding kit clashes, and rethinking use of full red and green uniforms on a green pitch (like the World Cup opener).
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"I think I can speak for the whole government, I deny any rethinking of the 2.4 percent [goal]," he told journalists in Rome.
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As you're in this sensitive and nostalgic mood, you'll also find yourself rethinking your feelings about issues like privacy, safety, security, and boundaries.
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OFFICIALS at the Federal Reserve, a few of them anyway, seem to be rethinking their views of the economy in some dramatic ways.
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The ride-hailing company is rethinking its car leasing strategy through which it tried to lock in drivers and also make additional revenue.
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Center officials said that they were rethinking key aspects of one of Mr. Bernstein's signature projects: creating a performing arts hall of fame.
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If he were redesigning the system, though, he said it would be worth rethinking dividing antitrust enforcement across multiple federal and state agencies.
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"The central bank and the academic community should engage in a fundamental rethinking of the Fed's strategy, tools, governance, and communications," he said.
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We asked Twitter why it hasn't removed Jones' blue badge — given that the company has, until relatively recently, been rethinking its verification program.
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If a couple wants to fall back in love, it requires rethinking your commonalities and actually putting the "love" aspect of things aside.
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The Madrid process begun nearly 30 years ago showed promise, but ultimately stalled, and will need rethinking to adapt to today's Middle East.
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The new paper underscores a broader rethinking among economists of the costs and benefits of policies aimed at encouraging industrial competition across borders.
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Bombings by women have become so widespread that even humanitarian groups are rethinking how they distribute food, water and other help to them.
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Power planet Pluto begins its retrograde on Wednesday, finding you rethinking your position of power and what you want to do with it.
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Rethinking your values in relationships is a theme this month, especially thanks to Venus beginning its retrograde in your sign on March 4.
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The researchers believe that it didn't act as a wintertime refuge, which has them rethinking the purpose of these massive, time-consuming structures.
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The fight against the climate crisis is a long-term problem that requires completely rethinking many of our industries and ways of life.
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But as women leading sets becomes the norm, rethinking how the system works is an even more crucial element for them to succeed.
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Your planetary ruler Mars begins its retrograde in air sign Aquarius today, finding you in a cranky mood and rethinking your social circle.
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Uber went back to first principles: The company didn't start by redesigning how taxis worked, it went after rethinking the entire journey experience.
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Still, the shift in mind-set at Kering has come at a time where other major luxury groups are also rethinking their hands.
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" And two more: Anthony Appiah's most recent book, "The Lies That Bind: Rethinking Identity"; and Dani Shapiro's forthcoming memoir about family secrets, "Inheritance.
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Mars reenters Capricorn on August 12, finding you rethinking your career plan, as well as reconsidering your reputation and relationship to the public.
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When reporters asked about the tariffs he told them, "I have second thoughts about everything," without specifying what exactly he might be rethinking.
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Even some who are critical of the administration see value in more systemic rethinking of the relationship between the United States and China.
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A twist at the end, the book's ultimate con, is too good to spoil, and left me rethinking the characters and the story.
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And with the additional mandate to become as diverse as the communities they serve, police departments are rethinking recruitment standards once considered sacrosanct.
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But as the stories I was writing about my family got more charged and more challenging, I found myself rethinking my reflexive rejection.
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Playwrights and their estates would do well to keep that in mind when bearing down on the respectful rethinking of works they control.
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By normalizing relations, connecting to average North Koreans, and rethinking our sanctions policy, the new administration could shake up policy for the better.
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"The president is rethinking red tape and addressing our regulatory burden, helping us to create American jobs and grow our economy," Timmons said.
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Poor language skills, insufficient qualifications, cultural alienation, discrimination, bureaucracy and uncertain legal provisions have thrown up barriers that require constant rethinking and adjustment.
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The production has spent the intervening years rethinking how to design a show in which the leading character — Kong — neither speaks nor sings.
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And while Khouw spotted bullish options activity brewing in some other gold plays, he chalked it up to traders rethinking their earlier bets.
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Yet, like Uber, employers are rethinking how they vet such workers, many of whom interact directly with consumers and represent a company's brand.
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Their growing intelligence, pervasiveness and autonomy requires rethinking everything from taxation to legal liability, a draft European Parliament motion, dated May 31, suggests.
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At the Treasury Department in the Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon years, he toiled at rethinking an international monetary system that was breaking down.
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Illinois isn't rethinking its decision to stop investing in hedge funds, Illinois State Board of Investment Chair Marc Levine told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Gianna Toboni reports on families and doctors who are rethinking traditional guidelines and recommending that transgender children receive medical intervention before puberty begins.
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Rethinking the use of facial recognition software by law enforcement does not mean writing off the technology, which has some very real benefits.
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But there needs to be a lot more interdisciplinary work and there needs to be a rethinking of how people are taught things.
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America's largest retailers are rethinking their gun policies following a spate of mass shootings this summer in states including California, Texas and Ohio.
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Let us argue for a comprehensive rethinking of organizational structure where curatorial functions are manifested under the umbrella of a unified education department.
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And the gorgeous mixed-media banners of Jeffrey Gibson, which demand a rethinking of laws like "Stand Your Ground" from an indigenous perspective.
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And the gorgeous mixed-media banners of Jeffrey Gibson, which demand a rethinking of laws like "Stand Your Ground" from an indigenous perspective.
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While many Americans are rethinking their travel plans, several experts tell PEOPLE that the number of people who have fallen ill is statistically minimal.
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News reports about Twitter's bot problem and a "rethinking of Twitter's role in promoting online conversation" have also contributed to its more aggressive stance.
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It seems like, just when you think the court is going to tilt one way or the other, one of these justices starts rethinking.
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Buades, the Catholic priest, says Europe should explore policies that favor legal migration while rethinking the overall asylum system and the treatment of arrivals.
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While we may not think much of it, close-up photos posted to Reddit's MakeupAddiction page may have you rethinking your current wash schedule.
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One of the many fascinating outcomes from this development is rethinking where and in what forms this new distributed computing hardware environment will exist.
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On Wednesday, Louis Woo, special assistant to Foxconn chief executive Terry Gou, told Reuters that the company was rethinking the whole screen-making idea.
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I once wrote a book on my own rethinking ("We Now Know"), but found that it made graduate students and international relations theorists nervous.
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Also, given a certain new world leader's propensity to use it as a megaphone, many users may be rethinking how they use the service.
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It also cuts wildly against many progressives' broad rethinking of the criminal justice system when it comes to racial bias, police presence, and more.
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For example, we're seeing a lot of marketplace models that may not be sexy but are rethinking the way these big offline businesses work.
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Tens of thousands of refugees have crossed the border into Canada from America, but as an election looms, the government is rethinking its openness.
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The moon is in fellow air sign Aquarius today, finding you rethinking your approach to fun and finances as it clashes with the sun.
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But during Y Combinator, he discovered how tough it'd be to scale a product that requires a complete rethinking of a merchant's operations flow.
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This comes after Aetna said it was halting its planned expansion on the exchanges next year and rethinking its participation in Obamacare in general.
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The bigger problem for tech is that many Americans are rethinking their romantic views of the hottest and biggest companies of the new economy.
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Trump's rise has strengthened the sense among some on the left, and in the climate movement, that it's time for a more radical rethinking.
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Lots of [companies] are now rethinking the way that they do things, where they are designing their system where they consider themselves an adversary.
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Much like district placement does for city-building, tech boosts take a common-sense approach to rethinking a civilization's march through the research tree.
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It takes years and years of thinking about them and rethinking about them to get there, and that doesn't make you a good student.
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Two key market gauges, followed closely for what they say about the economic outlook, look to be rethinking the policy possibilities of President Trump.
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"It really needed to have a connection to the TV." The work centered around rethinking what Vizio calls the "ceremonies" of using a television.
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Etihad has been rethinking its business since 2016 after piling billions of dollars into a failed strategy of buying minority stakes in other airlines.
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Your ruling planet Mercury begins its retrograde in Leo today, finding you rethinking conversations and issues concerning money for the rest of the month.
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Oscar Health, a startup rethinking health insurance for the digital age, is rolling out a new product for small businesses called Oscar for Business.
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It is now rethinking that decision, after a study found that divestment had caused it to miss out on $3 billion in investment gains.
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Mr. Martin's creation is a richly detailed rethinking of the fantasy genre, meticulously built, morally nuanced and veined with ideas about power and politics.
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The granting of Indian independence—both overdue and, in execution, hasty—left him stunned and unmoored, and caused a fundamental rethinking of his views.
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Following presidential candidate Hubert Humphrey's defeat that fall, the Democratic Party created the McGovern-Fraser Commission and tasked it with rethinking the nomination system.
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It's re-seeing and rethinking the whole history of modern art from the perspective of women who never stood a chance of major attainment.
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Rethinking the assumption that APCDs should operate solely on a single-state basis, or that they need be wholly state-run enterprises, reveals opportunities.
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Besides changing how aspiring pilots can obtain funding, flight schools also said that the cost of flight training and recruitment tactics deserved a rethinking.
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Irritable energy is in the air as Mars retrograde begins in Aquarius—this summer is major for rethinking your daily schedule and day job.
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Venus retrogrades into Pisces on April 19, which will put a huge focus on rethinking communication and how you express your needs and desires.
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If the answer is no — and I think it is — then we need to be open to rethinking the decisions that drive our coverage.
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The goal, she said, is managing stress, and not simply reducing it, and for both children and adults rethinking stress can be very helpful.
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To be fair, Trump does point to some genuine problems with US allies, and those alliances could use a bit of rethinking and rebalancing.
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For a feature in T's winter Travel issue, the writer David Ebershoff explored how a group of gay male ballet dancers is rethinking masculinity.
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China has been rethinking two aspects of the initiative: how it decides on overseas spending, and how the initiative is presented to overseas audiences.
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In the same way automotive factories and upholsterers were retooled during World War II to supply the military, fashion is rethinking its manufacturing capabilities.
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But we are at this sort of moment where everyone is kind of rethinking what is okay, and there are all these gray areas.
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