Beck, Sea Change Beck's Sea Change, which chronicles his breakup with stylist Leigh Limon, is hailed as a modern breakup classic.
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A sea change in pain treatment helped create the opioid abuse epidemic, and another sea change in how doctors view chronic pain could help curb it.
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It represents a sea change in how video surveillance works.
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How much of a sea change are we in for?
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So, who are the young people behind this sea change?
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Which means the Izumo announcement signals quite the sea change.
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They are underestimating the sea change that GDPR brings about.
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This is striking, and it indicates a potential sea change.
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That's a sea change for the elite Wall Street institution.
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No. 1, we need a sea change in public opinion.
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Eventually there were five children, and then a sea change.
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In retrospect, that book marked something of a sea change.
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Castor didn't sound optimistic about a sea change among Republicans.
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"We think this is a fundamental sea change," he says.
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The 0003s, he says, saw a sea change for mechanics.
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Does it feel like there has been a sea change?
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There was a sea change in the visuals with "Jungli Sher".
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It's a sea change in the last three or four years.
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"We have seen a sea change in their viewpoint," she said.
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THERE'S A SEA CHANGE GOING ON IN HOW PEOPLE CONSUME VIDEO.
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This shift is nothing short of a sea-change, long overdue.
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But there has been a sea change for ObamaCare in America.
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Indeed, the entire selection process is currently undergoing a sea change.
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It all pointed to a sea change that I'm interested in.
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But a seeming sea change has occurred in the labor movement.
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This week's news gives no indication of a sea change underway.
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It was a period of sea change in the music industry.
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I mean, it would just be such a great sea change.
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It was the beginning of a sea change for female athletes.
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Recently though, there has been a sea-change in the results.
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The election result marked a sea change in the country's politics.
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Creating a sea change begins with action, no matter how small.
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Between the lines: The satellite industry is undergoing a sea change.
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Recently, Mr. Hopkins's work has undergone a sea change of sorts.
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"It has been a sea change since last October," Murphy said.
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I think this is a big sea change for our country.
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This is a sea change, and they are taking no prisoners.
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Elsewhere, such moments have prompted a sea change in other states' politics.
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But a sea change is coming in companies' attitudes about the workforce.
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But Patterson's ultimate ousting reflects a wider sea change in evangelical culture.
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The media would characterize it as a sea change in gun politics.
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Consider the impact this sea-change has on politics in the Philippines.
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BC: I think Michael is right about there being a sea change.
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This is why Stories has felt like a sea change for Instagram.
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Neither American political party has come to grips with this sea change.
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The sea change at American public colleges and universities is particularly striking.
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This is not a result of some sea change in human psychology.
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Critics said it was a sea change, not simply a practical measure.
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The Outsider Art Fair has contributed to this immeasurably meaningful sea change.
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"This is an important sea change in the political climate," Darity said.
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I wonder, though, whether a slow sea change might be in progress.
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Here's the greatest hits of what a sea change might look like: The sea change we need is a mindset, one that is constantly evolving, and includes the never ending socialization of current security and privacy best practices.
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Where do you think we're at today, is there a sea change coming?
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Their cumulative impact is a sea change in our relationship with our planet.
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If they win, it will mark a real sea-change in Arizona politics.
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Over the past 10 years, federal autism policy has witnessed a sea change.
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All this euphemistic talk of "type" masks the larger sea change at work.
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The decision by the German leader marked a sea-change in her policy.
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It is certainly a sea change from the college jobs offices of yore.
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That's a sea change to not just be broadcasting it into the dark.
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It amounts to a sea change in the engineering culture of heavy industry.
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This is a sea change in logic that would lower life cycle costs.
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We are now undergoing a sea change that is uprooting that status quo.
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And the way that's gonna change is a sea change in public awareness.
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But it is on defense that the Cambage sea change is most apparent.
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For my peers still in the service, the announcement was a sea change.
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"I'm a little skeptical there will be a big sea change," he said.
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It's a sea change in society and we're still grappling with the implications.
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A sea change has come to Silicon Valley with workers at the forefront.
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Since that sea change, dozens of small hotels, homestays, and restaurants have opened.
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"It's a very big sea change in the pace of discussions," he said.
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This year's efforts to reform Congress's sexual harassment policy mark a sea change.
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It feels like a sea change, and a badly needed one at that.
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The sea-change of how Americans not only are perceived, but what we tolerate?
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"There's been a sea change in the way people view wealth transfer," said Cyrs.
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"I don't think it's meaningful enough to make a significant sea change," Morgan said.
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Here are four ways business owners could benefit from the Panama Canal sea change.
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Why it matters: This is a sea change in how Washington deals with China.
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It took 15 years to bring about a sea change on same-sex marriage.
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But there's been a sea change in the public perception of the granny panty.
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Ultimately, eradicating violence against women will require a total sea change in Brazilian life.
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We're experiencing a sea-change in America about the way we think about psychedelics.
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The prize clearly acknowledges a sea change in architecture, which not everyone agrees with.
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The last seven weeks amount to a sea change in United States economic policy.
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Even more telling, perhaps, is the sea change in Atlético's fortunes off the field.
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Advocacy for biofuel mandates has persisted despite the sea change in global energy production.
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"I think it&aposs the very early stages of a sea change," she says.
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But professional athletes promoting ICOs isn't just a sea change for the cryptocurrency world.
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I actually think it&aposs incredibly striking, historically striking actually the sea change in attitude.
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But the organization is hopeful that the timing is right for a cultural sea change.
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We are witnessing a sea change in how we talk about sexual assault and abuse.
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Democrats described the testimony as the beginning of a "sea change" in the impeachment inquiry.
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Expect 2016 to be the beginning of a sea change in election technology user experience.
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We're living in a sea change moment for cinema when it comes to power fantasies.
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Or the millions of women leaning in without a sea change in senior-level representation.
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"I pray that this is the start of a massive sea change," Garfield told Malkin.
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But he stresses that it's not some great sea change from the pre-Trump era.
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There is a sea change coming, away from concepts of ownership into concepts of access.
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Diana's sons are not merely presiding over a sea change in attitudes toward mental health.
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"A sea change has occurred at auction," said Wendy Cromwell, an art adviserin New York.
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Analysts say the merger also prepares the companies for a coming sea change in shipping.
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In the Roman Catholic world's intellectual stratosphere, meanwhile, there was a more gradual sea-change.
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The spread of egregious corruption was partly the product of a sea-change in China.
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Seemingly overnight, treatment of men with early-stage prostate cancer has undergone a sea change.
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We need a true sea change — from the federal government down to our community centers.
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With the age of revolutions came a sea change in the use of the term.
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So it's important that we not forget the sea change that made today a reality.
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We are witnessing a sea change reflected in an entirely new face of today's students.
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It might take decades for a social sea change in attitudes towards young women's bodies.
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In this time of political sea change, the White House has done little contingency planning.
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But that did not necessarily represent a sea change at every level of the club.
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Sanders fundraising numbers and the sea change they represent in American politics are potentially transformational.
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BRIAN SEIBERT This year, the great American art of tap dance enjoyed a sea change.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There's a sea change coming, both literally and figuratively.
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Could the sea-change create pressure for legalization of weed for recreational purposes in Mexico?
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But the past five years have seen a sea change in New York's wellness culture.
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Tesla's ... It's total sea change in the whole industry, as a result of what he did.
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With this in mind, "Bodak Yellow" could signal a sea change, or at least provoke one.
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"It represents a sea change in the way we think about treating lung cancer," she said.
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Stephens said that Slack and Zoom are "market leaders" and leading a "sea change" in communications.
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We need a sea change in Alzheimer's disease research, and that is what this paper does.
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It's part of a sea change in what Americans consider banal, invisible, or even tolerable violence.
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"Was it a sea change, or a rare tsunami that temporarily derailed broadcaster's biannual money train?"
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For such a sea change to happen, it will require education, human resources and technology investment.
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And, finally, there seems to be a sea change in how women are portrayed in advertising.
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For the French, and their deeply entrenched culinary traditions, this marks something of a sea change.
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But it's also seeing a sea change in what enterprise tech investors are willing to back.
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In hindsight, Vista was a great example of how Microsoft missed the sea change of mobile.
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Mobius described a "sea change in attitude" from Chinese companies, which are becoming "much more receptive."
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Part of the sea change is that before, they didn't think it was a Big Deal.
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Since this sea change, however, the Supreme Court hasn't taken up another major Second Amendment case.
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"What we've seen is a real sea change in the industry since we started," Roscheisen said.
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It's a quick read that nonetheless feels like a sea change in modern feminist science fiction.
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In business, we often point to the theory of critical mass when predicting a sea change.
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In the U.S., it's a sea change for consumer privacy, said Justin Antonipillai, CEO of Wirewheel.
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U.S. actions demonstrate a sea change, a shameful lack of leadership in promoting health for all.
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Deloitte's Tidhar says that a sea change is taking place among Israeli companies looking for funding.
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When Nirvana topped the charts with "Nevermind," it marked a sea change in American pop music.
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I do think he represents a sea change from the Republican party of [George W.] Bush.
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The temptation is strong to embrace these results as signs of some long-awaited sea change.
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But the true sea change is in the surge of city and county governments setting minimums.
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And in Massachusetts, they were seeing convincing evidence of a sea change in the political world.
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So why the sea change in public attitudes and emboldened candidates running squarely on gun safety?
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I have learned to look on Duchamp as the messenger of a sea change in art.
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Yet even Walmart is having to contend with a sea change in the way people shop.
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Yet it wasn't until the Weinstein allegations emerged that a sea change truly started to occur.
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Thanks to technology and the changing means of distribution, filmmaking is due for another sea change.
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That is a sea change in the role of partisanship in public life, Mr. Westwood said.
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That sea change, symbolized by this transformation of the Commons, submerges a lot of instructive history.
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Ms. Feinstein cautioned that bipartisan support for such narrow legislation would hardly constitute a sea change.
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"We think this is a sea change in terms of the visibility to the industry," he said.
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Some may consider the sea change in the market to be reflection of the new industrial America.
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Swimsuits For All is not entirely responsible for this sea change toward beach body positivity, of course.
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The confluence of these faraway factors had led to a sea-change in foreigners attitude toward Japan.
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We've seen a sea change in public attitudes around such behaviors as drunken driving, smoking and littering.
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Transitioning to ropeless technology will require a sea change in some of North America's most valuable fisheries.
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We are in the middle of a sea-change in how we view sexual assault and harassment.
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Either it's all hype and we shouldn't overreact to it, or it represents a legitimate sea change.
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" After his career in the Department of Defense, Mellon calls this new reporting process a "sea change.
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This marked the beginning of a gradual sea change in the practice of surgery as a whole.
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Some would call this sea change a feminist coup, yet Michalke doesn't see herself in those terms.
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Like every industrial revolution, this one would bring a sea change to the workforce of this century.
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The sea change in the way that Americans talk about the past has facilitated this new carelessness.
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But Sallee said not to expect a sea change in the industry with respect to the payments.
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"For all the bluff and bluster [around USMCA], it really is not a sea change," Allen said.
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"We are witnessing a sea change in how we talk about sexual assault and abuse," Farrow added.
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I've often thought of that sea change as like, people were just eating dessert for every meal.
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There's still significant debate among population researchers about the extent of the sea change in population trends.
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If that happens, there would be "a dramatic sea change" in how Ruger investors vote, he said.
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"I don't think this is the sea change people are making it out to be," Sekulow said.
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Oh ok, I guess that's the fundamental sea change in American politics that people were looking for.
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The debate marked a sea change in the way visuals influenced the electorate, and thus campaign strategy.
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It connects to an earlier project, "Sea Change," which remains a touchstone for many of his fans.
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This is a sea change in politics and American governance probably equivalent to the Carter-Reagan transition.
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For now, it seems more like a provocative argument than the start of a real sea change.
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Opinion polls suggest the vote on Wednesday could herald a sea change in South African society and politics.
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" Ross added it "may be ambitious, but it's a very big sea change in the pace of discussion.
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Gmail's own policy change about not parsing emails for the sake of advertising data reflects this sea change.
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Shortly after the presentation, he said he could immediately feel the sea-change effect that his words had.
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Every time a man is held accountable for his actions, people wonder if it's heralding a sea change.
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That all of this energy and attention has amounted to a temporary swell instead of a sea change.
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Critics of rampant antibiotic use in animal agriculture are hopeful that this signals a very necessary sea change.
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When I saw Ashley Nell Tipton on Project Runway, I knew that a sea change had just occurred.
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The original film represented a sea change moment in America when skeptics of climate change started coming around.
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It's excellent company in which to find oneself, and signals yet another sea change in Yellow Eyes' fortunes.
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With the aid of the VW Group's resources, Reggiani and his team are responsible for this sea change.
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Since these allegations resurfaced less than a decade ago, a sea change has occurred in our cultural politics.
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Workers have created a political sea change, and we intend to do the same at the national level.
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But there was a sea change during the Renaissance, when the earliest pieces on view here were made.
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The cruise missile attacks on the Syrian air field bring a sea change to the general political culture.
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In addition, there has been a sea change in how quickly the modern college coach nurtures top talent.
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That sea change is also leading to a redefinition of assimilation, which can't mean what it once did.
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That's because global energy and shipping industries are thought to be ill-prepared for the looming sea change.
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I'm not saying that all of the problems will be fixed by a demographic sea change in America.
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There has to be this sea change in the way we think about and deal with forensic disciplines.
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Manhattan's four biggest, most prominent museums are due for a "sea change," as one observer said to me.
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The devices are a clear response to a sea change in consumer demand over the last several years.
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The German government announced in July what amounted to a sea change in its economic policy toward Turkey.
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That's a huge number, reflecting changes in rules, innovative shoe technology and a sea change in women's running.
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That's a huge number, reflecting changes in rules, innovative shoe technology and a sea change in women's running.
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The movement made waves in Silicon Valley and set in motion a sea change in the tech industry.
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Lauren Wasser's Vice interview in 2015 marked a sea change for the way we collectively speak about TSS.
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That's because the global shipping industry is widely thought to be ill-prepared for the looming sea change.
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If correct, HarrisX's poll could mark a large sea change in the way the public perceives technology companies.
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Web standards organizations (there are several) don't have a mechanism to initiate a sea change of this sort.
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The merger of fiat Chrysler and PSA Peugeot Citroen is a sea change for the global auto industry.
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Some western officials are presumably sincere in their expectation of a sea change in Iranian attitudes and policies.
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The chef Jamie Malone was last in the neighborhood at the Sea Change restaurant in the Guthrie Theater.
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Some analysts say the limited improvement over Tamiflu would be unlikely to cause a sea change in flu treatment.
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We were only a few hours into the event, and I was feeling the start of a sea change.
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It may not be a sea change yet, but a number of companies have already pulled advertising from Facebook.
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He could bind his company to practices and technologies aimed at a sea change on user privacy and autonomy.
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Turns out, we all underestimated what would turn into a profound sea change in investor attitudes around the country.
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Officials praised Kate for sparking, what they called, a "sea change" in how kids' mental health is being addressed.
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"There has obviously been a sea change in the way these teams are viewing women," Ms. Vinick said Wednesday.
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But that sea change can only come from the Academy continuing to extend its invites to other diverse members.
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When it comes to legalizing and decriminalizing marijuana in this country, a sea change has been underway for years.
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"There may be a sea change with how fans engage with those want to engage with athletes," said Clark.
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That's a sea change for the $13 trillion market, where foreign investors hold only around 2 percent of bonds.
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The English rockers have had unusual album releases for nearly a decade, anticipating a sea change in album promotion.
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The confluence of factors led to a move that some see as the start of a potential sea change.
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"Nothing of him that doth fade, / But doth suffer a sea-change / Into something rich and strange," Ariel sings.
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But the industry has undergone a sea change that could leave market-makers struggling even to ensure normal service.
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On this World Oceans Day, and every day forward, let's hold onto that momentum and make a sea change.
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Let this be not merely a rule change in the Senate, but the start of a sea change everywhere.
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The runaway success of Titanic that December marked a sea change in how movies were placed on that calendar.
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With this sea change in U.S. policy, there is no sense debating the pros and cons of the TPP.
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That signaled a sea change in the long and bitter history of Washington's treatment of tribal interests and grievances.
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It is a sea change from opera's earlier days, when the credo seemed to be the longer, the better.
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Indicting Stone on collusion-related charges, on the other hand, would mark a sea change for the inquiry itself.
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Legal weed or not, a sea change in how employers drug test their employees probably won't happen anytime soon.
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Could it signify a sea change in the gaming industry akin to what we've seen in literature and film?
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Looking back, the decade that is quickly coming to a close may mark a sea change in Silicon Valley.
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So I don't think like Bernie would necessarily deliver the full, total, sweeping sea change, but he really disagrees.
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"There's been a sea change in terms of how the current administration is now viewed in Kentucky," Emmons said.
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This is evidence of the literal and figurative sea change that the city has experienced over the past decade.
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Some analysts say limited benefits compared with Tamiflu would be unlikely to cause a sea change in flu treatment.
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As his choices for his cabinet were unveiled, a sea change in the path of government policy appeared inevitable.
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Next month's event will be an exception, suggesting that the startup IPO scene could soon undergo a sea change.
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A sea change is happening, but the problem is that making films is as expensive as it's ever been.
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Over the last few decades, medicine has witnessed a sea change in attitudes toward chronic pain, and particularly toward opioids.
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There has been a "sea change" in attitudes to mental health, says Paul Farmer, the boss of Mind, a charity.
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Warren is the first presidential candidate to bet big that voters will care, too, and want a sea change here.
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This failure coincides with a sea change happening within the consumer mindset — an evolution from passive bystanders to empowered participants.
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The sea change is top priority for Unilever to ensure customers remain loyal to the 90-year-old global brand.
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Princess Kate is sparking a "sea change" in how kids' mental health is being addressed, a charity leader tells PEOPLE.
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We saw a sea change after the Attica uprising, and by the late '70s, rehabilitation was no longer the keyword.
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"There has been a sea-change in the market's willingness to participate in Triple C rated transactions," Burton told IFR.
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But do the events of the last few months actually represent the arrival of a sea change of some sort?
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Artificial intelligence, robotics, 3D printing and blockchain are just some of the technologies held up as driving the sea change.
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"In just a few days, the official stand of Lianyungang has undergone a sea change," read a comment on Sohu.
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The cell service in India is "materially better" than a year ago, creating a "sea change" in India, Cook said.
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I could not have predicted the sea change that would occur due to 9/11 when I started in 20143.
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How do we talk about a monumental sea change without glossing over the differences that make each woman candidate distinct?
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But that's unlikely to create a sea change, says Amy Calvert, CEO of the Events Industry Council, a trade group.
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Mr. Xi, apparently oblivious to this sea change, was caught unprepared when Mr. Trump hit China with a tariff war.
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Will the Big 303 still stand tall next year, or will we finally get a long-awaited youthful sea change?
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Instead, Davis Cup is facing sea change, which may be coming too late if the star players don't buy in.
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"It was a huge sea change from two million deportations to 'let's just focus on bad actors,'" Mr. Sharry said.
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If he is right, it could mean a sea change not just in gun violence, but violence of all types.
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What they won't do, most likely, is remember 'Onward' after a week or two, and that is a sea change.
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"Somewhere between the five and 10-year mark, we are going to see a sea-change," said Wellington-based Campbell.
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For some, the mere fact a debate about the role of the media is taking place is a sea change.
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"We have to acknowledge that the sea change has happened," David Nevins, Showtime's chief executive, said in a recent interview.
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"This is a massive sea change moment for Nestle," said Ali Miremadi, fund manager at THS Partners, a Nestle shareholder.
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The upshot is that Congress is going through an adjustment, but not a sea change, in its foreign policy role.
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He said Mr. Trump would "be quite expansive on gay rights," and would represent a "sea change" from past Republicans.
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"There's been a sea change in the markets," said Matt Diczok, fixed-income strategist for Merrill Lynch and U.S. Trust.
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If that pattern keeps up, it could mean a sea change in the way that we think about funding development.
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"It's such a sea change from the DOMA bill, and I think the divisiveness between Democrats is very low," she said.
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And she sees the C3 Prize as signifying a sea change, an indicator that perhaps the mentality surrounding care is shifting.
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He fought for equal rights for all Americans and helped lead to a sea change in how gay Americans are treated.
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Schultz's sea change included temporarily closing 7,100 US stores in order to retrain baristas on how to make the perfect espresso.
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SecureDrop's growing popularity is representative of a sea change in the media industry, with leak-based and investigative journalism being foregrounded.
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It was only ten years later that I began to realize that it had actually made a sea change in buyers.
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Democrats who came out of the closed-door hearing were stunned — one congressman called it a "sea change" in the investigation.
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Her departure coincided with the SoftBank investment, but several employees cited her departure as the sea change within Zume's internal culture.
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Dreyfuss also said there was a "sea-change" happening in society and said he hoped people would re-examine their behavior.
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It's not quite a pivot, but this definitely signals a sea change in Google's approach to its own identity and business.
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Chen explained that there has been a sea change in the media world since the company's founding in 2016 as PennyPass.
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In the wake of the unfolding story at Wells Fargo, Bove said a sea change could be coming to Wall Street.
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In both cases, the sea change shows the unraveling of unified public opinion on how to prosecute the war on terror.
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The proposal represents a sea change for European policymakers that heralded dual-sided reporting as crucial to improved robust data standards.
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"The creation of Fox News was a sea change," said Betsy West, a professor at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.
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And if it continues through November, it could mean a sea change in Arizona, where Republicans are defending both retiring Sen.
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And barring a sea change in the way people are getting their TV, Disney's got no reason to rework that approach.
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Tarullo's appearance gave some insight into the sea change the Fed may be facing in policy, its membership and its structure.
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"The discussion today reflected very clearly that everyone felt this was a sea change, a watershed moment, a historic moment," Mrs.
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Japan will need more chefs with attitudes like Yasuda's in order to enact a sea change in the industry for women.
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Today, a new round of technical, scientific and policy progress has brought us to the cusp of another agricultural sea change.
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Ghost's 2016 win for "Cirice" was a hint that a sea change may be coming, and 2017's list clinches it.
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Now, its decision to speak up could signal a sea change for this high-impact but internationally neglected human rights crisis.
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If not now, as gymnastics officials are calling for a sea change to the entire culture of the sport, then when?
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It's "Everyone's Fine With Virginia Woolf," which would seem to indicate a serious sea change in the once-fearful Martha's attitude.
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Much as she adored high culture, Sontag felt compelled to explain this sea change in the American sensibility to its mandarins.
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But "even with all the new Bolton stuff that came out, you didn't see a huge sea change" in senators' opinions.
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That means the four gun control bills mark a sea change for a state long noted as a gun rights haven.
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It's unavoidable, and the more we share, the more we will understand this sea change and help one another through it.
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"Here's what we know – they're coming faster than anyone realizes, and they will be a sea change in society," said Siegel.
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While public opposition to sports betting has steadily eroded, some critics argue there hasn't been a sea change that warrants legalization.
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" "In so many countries, including my own this last week… but particularly the U.S, it's a bit of a sea change.
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He too comes alive, though in quite a different way, while Catherine has her own remarkable sea change back in Kent.
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And, it turns out, it doesn't just feel great; there has been a slow sea change in how we view recovery.
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Bigger changes would come with his shows, but with the Calvin Klein briefs, Mr. Simons began a sea change in centimeters.
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The House measure would cause a sea change in how companies account for debt, perhaps their most important source of financing.
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It can be easy to forget, but in the US we've undergone a real sea change in how we define rape.
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As these stories have begun to be heard in the last several years, the Christian adoption movement has undergone a sea change.
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The cap would mark a sea change for public finances in a country where governments have long spent more than they earned.
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Now, she has another sea change in store: Nonoo is presenting a current-season, fall 2016 collection on Refinery29's Snapchat channel.
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"It's one of the reasons we've seen a sea change in small-dollar donors this election cycle; Americans want their democracy back."
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"We can see how this is becoming an issue that is being publicly discussed — which is a real sea change," adds Roche.
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We're in the middle of a major sea change, one that's long overdue, but there's a lot of churn in the crosscurrent.
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To work for its users, the data economy requires thoughtful policy and a sea-change in the way tech firms are run.
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In the end, there needs to be a sea change in the public's understanding of the privacy risk services like Facebook create.
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Driving — or autonomous driving, or being driven by a ride-sharing driver — is going to cause a sea change in American culture.
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According to Karasik, the referendum result is representative of a broader sea change in Turkish politics, and reflects President Erdogan's international ambitions.
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It was also a moment that sadly overshadowed the titanic upset and, one hopes, anticipated industry sea change that Moonlight's win represented.
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The increase in funding and attention to the social media space is part of a sea change in how business reaches consumers.
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There are several allusions to Shakespeare's "Tempest" in these pages — the possibilities of a "sea change," and Prospero's sorcerer abilities to enchant.
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The largest sea change came during Obama's presidency, though, when Colorado votes made the state the first to legalize marijuana in 2012.
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"For the more complex cases, this will be a sea change for them, they will have to move more quickly," Morgan said.
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Experts have been pointing to how big data will power advancements in artificial intelligence — the next big sea change on the horizon.
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"I think it's an open question whether the evangelical response to Trump is a blip or a permanent sea change," said Jones.
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It is difficult to exaggerate just what a sea change has taken place in the discussion of renewable energy in recent years.
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However, Sea Change was always in Beck's blood: "There are threads of what I've done before," he told MTV News in 2002.
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Lawyers said the sea change in the department's approach will have consequences for civil rights in both the short and long term.
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But he also invoked the violent protests in Charlottesville, Va., in August as the "sea change" that spurred those efforts to success.
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I'm hopeful that the Weinstein story will represent the start of a sea change in our society's treatment of sexually harassed workers.
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But does his skepticism about the "peace plan" suggest that the party is undergoing a sea change in its relationship to Israel?
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Taking aim at Smith would also mark a potential sea change in how the courts scrutinize claims of interference with religious practices.
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The 2018 farm bill would represent a much needed sea change in U.S. agricultural policy if only Congress takes these principles seriously.
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"It appears a major sea change in the way the markets work may be at hand," Mr. Sender wrote to investors in January.
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Silicon Valley tries to adapt to a new normal This hesitation highlights a sea change for an industry known for its acquisitive streak.
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The success Netflix and Crazy Rich Asians have seen might signify a sea-change in the way big studios think about rom-coms.
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Even the original Barbie doll was a sea change in what toys for girls could be, and that spirit of innovation has endured.
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According to some, such as Hogan Lovells, a law firm, the reforms herald a sea-change in China's foreign direct investment (FDI) regime.
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This represents a significant sea change that's likely to have important repercussions within the overall business computing environment for many years to come.
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That's a hugely important sea change, because — as Donald Glover once said in a stand-up set — all men have crazy women stories.
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"This is very much part of the sea change that I think is happening with Wall Street and with investors generally," said Khatibloo.
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I believe there has been a sea change in the behavior of sovereign bonds and something very amiss over the past two months.
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We're witnessing a sea change in demand for toy connectivity — what once was a cool novelty is now a fundamental feature of play.
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Trump's regression on LGBTQ issues is inconsistent with the sea change in the Republican Party on attitudes toward the gay and transgender community.
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It is, of course, too soon to guess whether it was a fluke or a portent of a sea change in American policy.
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The ascent of the tech sector can be traced directly to 2007, when Apple introduced the iPhone and sparked a cultural sea-change.
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But while HBO Now marked a sea change in how cable channels delivered shows to viewers, the service basically replicates HBO's cable offerings.
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What's also notable in this conversation is that Clarkson made her comments in the midst of what appears to be a sea change.
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This frequent misapplication of the term reflects a larger sea change in the way we view our social positions on an emotional level.
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Drones, also known as unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), represent a sea change for existing businesses, and a white space for completely new businesses.
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It's a strategic sea change that has been a long time coming – and which many in the U.S. defense establishment have long expected.
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From Mutations, he went to the funky Midnite Vultures, but then, it was back to the soul-searching on 2002's Sea Change.
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Beck pulled more introspective songs from his sad archives, weaving together dejected lyrics into what most critics would call Sea Change Pt. 2.
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One former senior officer familiar with the branch's work said he was witnessing a sea change in the government's previously hands-off approach.
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Since receiving the award, she has experienced a sea change in both public opinion and her family's reaction toward the work she does.
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I think we're going to see a really massive and exciting sea change toward more justice and more equality for the most marginalized.
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He added that in addition to changing people's perception of the Maya culture, lidar represented "a sea change" in the field of archaeology.
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The recent dramatic decline in bond prices — which move inversely to bond yields — is sparking discussion among market experts about a sea change.
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Asorey noticed a sea change in how both businesses and the public think about data when social media sites like Facebook became popular.
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And after two decades of mass shootings conducted using weapons like the AR-15, conditions may be ripe for a political sea change.
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Venues have birthed all kinds of record labels, bands, and movements, microcosms of a progressive sea change about to flood the world outside.
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Sentiment has experienced a sea change since mid-June, when portfolio managers were running an overall short position of 21 million barrels (tmsnrt.rs/2xKUtGV).
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There has been a sea change in U.S. monetary policies since January 303th when the Chair was at -- in Atlanta at the AA meetings.
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It would be "a sea change in our ability to serve our readers, to hear from them, and to respond to them," Sulzberger wrote.
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But the true sea change didn't come until Trump replaced the last remaining swing justice, Anthony Kennedy, enshrining a solid conservative majority for years.
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It would be the most robust system in the world, and one of the most centralized — a sea change from today's largely privatized patchwork.
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But Nintendo isn't pretending that capability is enough to weather what could be a sea change in how games are developed, played and sold.
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The sea change has been greatest in Europe where a survey of consumers overnight showed confidence jumped to a 17-year high in January.
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In a matter of hours, if rumors are to be believed, Apple will kick off another sea change in how we listen to music.
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They are also co-founders of Sea Change Foundation, a private family foundation dedicated to addressing the serious threats posed by global climate change.
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Now, Phelps insists he has a renewed vigor for the sport, which is a sea change from his commitment heading into the 2012 Olympics.
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"We're just at the beginning of a sea change," Marc Boutin, CEO of the National Health Council, said at The Hill's panel on Tuesday.
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The move also comes at a time when more shoppers are turning to Amazon first — a sea change Google is steadily trying to fight.
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Ahmed said that tapping the full potential of renewable energy would require a sea-change in the views of officials tasked with providing energy.
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Like many other young enterprise companies, Atlassian has benefited from a sea change in how businesses purchase and use tech products for their workers.
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He predicts a sea change in orthopedics similar to the revolution in cardiology, where much open-heart surgery was replaced by less invasive procedures.
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Although some military officials did cross the lines to join Mr. Guaidó, it was a trickle, not the sea change the opposition had envisioned.
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"I think Giovinco and Lodeiro represent a possible sea change in how the league signs designated players," Garth Lagerwey, the Seattle general manager, said.
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The Obama administration sought to replace this labyrinthine system with a single entry point — a sea change in how student loan servicing would work.
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That plan and the way Ms. Warren developed it, with a working group of about a dozen people with disabilities, reflect a sea change.
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Previewed by Axios, the plan is being heralded as a "sea change" in how the party thinks about the potential end of the world.
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To argue suddenly that people should be shielded from the expense of health care would be a sea change for conservative health insurance design.
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Finding the chief justice in such a public setting offered a sea change from his usual place in the secretive third branch of government.
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It would be so darn easy just tp say, 'A-ha, this is the big reason, there's a sea-change and it explains everything.
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Stephen Lynch (D-Mass.), a senior member of the Oversight panel, characterized the testimony as a "sea change" that "could accelerate" the impeachment inquiry.
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America is in the midst of a sea change in policies on pot, and we should all be a bit nervous about unintended consequences.
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The community school approach represents a sea change, for it rejects the "no child left behind" belief that test scores are all that matter.
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But New York's rage at Amazon's sweetheart deal may finally signal a sea change in how the public reacts to these billion-dollar boondoggles.
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"There's been a real sea change," says Robert Dinerstein, a law professor at American University and director of the school's Disability Rights Law Clinic.
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It's a sea change for the president who at first seemed to promise a much more restrained America: America is anything but restrained now.
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While Hess never says what led up to the sea change in 1962, one cause seems to have been the advent of hierarchical thinking.
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You get any big program like this that is a sea change in an area like health care, and you're going to have issues.
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This marked a sea change for the district, which routinely sent students home in the 2200s for the slightest infractions, like not wearing belts.
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The bottom line was that a cultural sea change was needed, that law enforcement must shift away from creeping militarization and toward community policing.
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THERE HAS been a "sea change" in American monetary policy this year, according to James Bullard, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis.
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And while some experts argue that more technology could create more jobs than it kills, it's understandable to be wary of any economic sea change.
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What's really interesting about the Facebook controversy is how it highlights the quiet sea change that algorithms have caused in all sorts of digital contexts.
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This is a complete sea change from the All Hat, No Cattle Phil Emery Bears, who made big splashes to compensate for not having depth.
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In recent years, there's been a sea change in approaches, according to a 2015 Department of Education report, which highlighted Ohio's particularly forward-looking policy.
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Krasner's victory is now one of the great ironies of Meek's life — a sea change happened at almost the exact moment he went down again.
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Fuller noted that network acceptance towards LGBT characters has "improved dramatically" since then, crediting "Will and Grace" for starting a "sea change" in that regard.
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The island resort is just one of a crop of new women-only spaces hoping to bring a sea-change in the way women network.
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Still, even though GDPR's big debut is bound to be messy, the regulation marks a sea change in how data is handled across the world.
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Sierra Club's Beyond Coal campaign, says state challenges to the Environmental Protection Agency's regulations can't stop a sea change in how we get our energy.
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But give it a few years – once the various financial authorities get around to reading the Satoshi white paper – and you'll see a sea change.
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The good news is that, outside of the government, the French tech scene is decidedly in the middle of a sea change for the better.
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South Korean officials and public began to worry more about the United States launching an attack than about Pyongyang, a remarkable sea change in opinion.
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We are starting to see the first signs of an important sea change in the Washington policy establishment's view of America's economic relationship with China.
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We, and others, believe this rule is here to stay, and as important, that the sea-change towards fiduciary is being recognized across the board.
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"There's been a real sea change," Robert Dinerstein, a law professor at American University and director of the school's Disability Rights Law Clinic, told Vox.
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This is a sea change, a complete rethinking of the startup model for network businesses, and if businesses aren't ready, they will be left behind.
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The decision marked a sea change in social mores and legal thinking on gay rights—and effectively removed a litmus test issue from national politics.
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That's hardly a sea change, but the AMA already isn't quite as powerful as it used to be, as doctors migrate toward more specialized organizations.
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"It's a sea change for the city," said Mr. Steinke, who estimated that 97 percent of the city's buildings were unprotected by any historic designation.
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Supporters of regulatory protections are concerned the new OIRA administrator will usher in a "sea change" in the way the agency handles the rulemaking process.
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"There has been that sea change, and his style of leadership is much more personalist," said Patricia Thornton, a professor of Chinese politics at Oxford.
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"We're seeing a sea change," said Jonathan Westin, executive director of New York Communities for Change, an advocacy group that pushed for stronger tenant protections.
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The first six months of 2019 have been deadly for cyclists in New York City, prompting a sea change policy for Mayor de Blasio's administration.
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The number of African-American female filmmakers in this year's lineup offered further evidence of what seems to be a significant, perhaps lasting sea change.
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When top-rated analyst Stacy Rasgon initiated his coverage on semiconductors in June 2009, little did he know a sea change was on the horizon.
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LAWRENCE A. HUSICKSOUTHEASTERN, PA. To the Editor: David Brooks's column represents a sea change from his usual intellectual discourse about needed changes for our country.
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The reporting set off a sea change both for Mr. Weinstein, who was arrested last May and is awaiting trial, and for culture at large.
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Sanders and O'Rourke said Supreme Court decisions legalizing same-sex marriage in Iowa and nationally were the result of a sea change in public attitudes.
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That will be a sea change from the China of a generation ago, a country whose leaders were almost desperate for foreign markets, technology and expertise.
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It would take a sea change to alter that outcome, according to public opinion surveys, but pollsters have had an uneven track record in recent years.
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Many believe Magic Leap's technology—along with a handful of competing VR and AR products—will usher in a sea change in how we use computers.
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The tension between advocacy organizations and tech companies is representative of a larger sea change happening in the industry, and playing out at the tech conference.
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However, the verdict set out by Justice Luís Roberto Barroso in his decision indicates that a sea change in Brazil's abortion laws may, finally, be imminent.
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It's unclear whether their elections will lead to a sea change in Congress, but it's tangible proof of scientists applying their expertise to the political sphere.
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But it took until now, as the #MeToo movement lurches forward, for a sea change in how assault victims are treated and heard to start happening.
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But with a sea change like AI, Milner — who invests in efforts to listen for intelligent life beyond earth — still tries to take the optimistic view.
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There's no cohesive social movement behind it, but it's a quiet sea change that's come with broadened beauty standards and the slow dismantling of social hierarchies.
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Washington (CNN)The Ukraine revelations triggered a dramatic sea change on impeachment, as scores of Democrats stampeded to publicly declare their support for an impeachment inquiry.
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Nancy O'Dell, the woman who rebuffed Trump It was a sea change from Friday night, when only two Utah politicians pulled their support of Trump: Gov.
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For many, Steele's directorship, which started in December 2015, signaled a sea change within the organization and shifted Tor towards being more inclusive and community focused.
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Indeed, last year's choice of "Moonlight" for best picture indicated a sea-change in the priorities of the Academy, and potential rewards for compelling, experimental storytelling.
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And I really hope that that sea change has already started — and I hope that it continues at a much more rapid pace than we've seen.
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There has to be a sea change in how we find and tell these stories, which extends to who we employ and who we consult with.
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And while suggestions that this agreement -- important but narrow -- signals a sea change in the broader Republican dynamic seem painfully blinkered, there are lessons to take.
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While esports were thriving by just about any measure, those three events, taken together, may represent something of a sea change in the landscape of esports.
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Imagining this future requires taking several leaps of logic and predicting a sea change in climate politics—and even then, we're talking about an imperfect compromise.
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Shrill gives us a rare opportunity to really think about what changed in our minds and hearts, and to make sure that sea change stays permanent.
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The relative stability of the past decade, a sea change from the 13 years that preceded it, has been built on this mutually beneficial security relationship.
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These hard-won protections represent a sea change for L.G.B.T.Q. Utahns — one which, we hope, will help to combat Utah's tragically high rates of youth suicide.
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And it is a sea change from the Bloomberg administration, which closed dozens of schools it deemed to be failing, with little regard for community pushback.
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Which means that unless we experience some kind of unprecedented sea change in the pathological tribalism that now defines our politics, impeachment is a dead letter.
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And soon, Dirty Lemon will make the ultimate jump into the mainstream: It will be available at Walmart — something of a sea change for the company.
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Treating patients as partners: The FDA is in the midst of a sea change in how it integrates the patient perspective in the drug review process.
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She is a co-founder and former Co-Director of one of the leading abortion stigma reduction organization in the United States, the Sea Change Program.
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Republican lawmakers, many of them fueled by the Tea Party movement, took 63 seats in Congress and recaptured the majority, a sea change in American politics.
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In the other direction, Hong Kong residents are scrambling for bargains in mainland cities like Zhuhai and Zhongshan - some for quick profit, others a sea change.
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Carney highlighted a "sea change" in concern among investors about the world economy, caused in large part by the trade policies of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Singapore's residential rents are falling at a precipitous rate - and the reason could be a sea-change in the make-up of the city-state's expat workers.
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In order to incite a cultural sea change — which, Blakley says, is the goal — tweeting about the film industry is more than something to do for fun.
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I mean if France reformed even half way what Germany did at one time this would be you know sea change in European politics and European growth.
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All of this fomented a sea change in purchasing patterns around technology, in which the buyers went from being heads of IT departments to being end users.
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So that's why some naysayers posit that even if Spotify's direct listing succeeds, it will not usher in a sea change in how the standard IPO unfolds.
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That said, the popularity of the petition suggests a sea change is underway in academic publishing, and that paywalls may eventually become a relic of the past.
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"There's definitely a sea change," said Asif Baki, a user researcher at Google who oversees two-week "immersion trips" in developing markets for senior executives and staff.
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In Europe, the strict General Data Protection Regulation took effect in May and represented a sea change in how companies notify consumers about their data collection practices.
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According to the directors, their visually arresting production signals a sea change for Chinese animation, which artistically and economically pales in comparison to American and Japanese powerhouses.
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Dems are calling the admission a smoking gun and a "sea change" that may alter the course of the impeachment process and make it even more complicated.
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The thinking goes: the same sea change that mobile apps and startups brought to finance and banking, will come to the yawn-inducing khaki covered insurance industry.
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AP: You&aposre also a boss, you have a production company, Sea Change Media, and you&aposve directed your first film since "I&aposm Still Here" too.
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But it is this change in payouts, along with aggressive cost cutting measures that marks a "sea change" for the sector according to Investec analyst, Hunter Hillcoat.
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But with so many women in Congress, we have fresh optimism that a sea change is possible; we must shine a light on this dramatic health crisis.
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All in all, this appears to be a nice UI upgrade for Apple Music, but it's hardly the sea change a lot of people were hoping for.
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In dealing veterans for prospects — an elementary strategy for other struggling teams, but a sea change in the Bronx — the Yankees turned their attention to the future.
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An energy-independent America could act from a position of values with all of our Middle Eastern partners, representing a sea change in the US's regional relationships.
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We are not so naive as to think that renaming a street will cause a sea change in Washington policymaking circles when it comes to Saudi Arabia.
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If approved, it could represent a sea change in relations between the two countries and drastically reshape how Cuban players find their way to the major leagues.
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As soon as Ms. Darling viewed the scene she recorded, she knew virtual reality would be a sea change to her job and the adult-entertainment industry.
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The Crab says it's fired off multiple written warnings to The Shrimp, but they've seen no sea change ... and quite frankly, they're pretty salty about it now.
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Mr. Streur says he is determined to maintain pressure on assault weapon manufacturers, wanting to provoke a sea change on guns before eventually returning to his ranch.
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That marks something of a sea change, one that should be noted not just by Pulis, but by his peers, and by the owners that employ them.
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He said the Discovery changes would help a few more black and Hispanic students, but the mayor's own numbers show it would hardly be a sea change.
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It's a scenario that's getting more common for traditional retailers as they find themselves under pressure from a sea change in where and how people are shopping.
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For me, I'll celebrate 11 years on the network, and take stock of my love-hate relationship with the platform that's now going through a sea-change.
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Our correspondent in London says the restricted access is proof of a sea change in the historically symbiotic relations between the royal family and England's infamous tabloids.
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"If the court rules in favor of the president, that would be a sea change in how people think about this issue of presidential immunity," he said.
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Their counter-party risk management is much better, and there's a huge sea change that took place in many products, which is the rise of central clearing.
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Bill Nelson, a Democrat from Florida who'd spent the previous week with victims from the Parkland shooting, said Monday he'd seen a sea change happening in Florida.
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The fact that the populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) is represented in the Bundestag marks a sea change in the history of the Federal Republic of Germany.
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"We're not seeing much evidence of a sea change between the Obama and Trump administrations," said Clay, who is also a professor at the University of Georgia.
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Pennsylvania's high court went through a sea change in 85033 when three open seats were up for election and voters selected Democratic justices to fill those seats.
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There's been a sea change in the past few years, where by law or by custom, restaurants are telling you what the calorie count is for everything.
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EPA marked a sea change in US climate policy: The EPA is now a major player in CO2 regulation, even after Trump's efforts to rein it in.
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Still, his comments marked a sea change from the views expressed weeks earlier by his national security adviser John Bolton, who was notably absent from Friday&aposs meeting.
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The threat of enforcement marks a sea change for a church that for some 2,000 years has seen popes venerated on all manner of flags, banners and medals.
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Seeing this budding counter-culture on full display in the nation's capital, it's possible to imagine there could be a sea change on the horizon for Russian politics.
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So when du Sautoy saw DeepMind's AlphaGo beat Lee Sedol, he thought that there had been a sea change in artificial intelligence that would impact other creative realms.
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"All of this activism, by mostly women in this country, has led to a sea change in American politics and for us it all started six years ago."
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But, given the sheer number of entire WWE pay-per-view events that haven't featured women at all, Evolution signals a total sea change for the female performers.
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It's a sea change that reflects a similar recent movement in Silicon Valley, and one that has inspired women everywhere to acknowledge their own stories on social media.
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"The nice thing is that, after a year, several folks who were afraid to support me are (doing so) now, and that obviously signifies a real sea change."
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The issue today is not whether the drive against corruption in Latin America will continue, nor if it represents a sea change in the region's standard operating procedure.
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It is a sea change for the Labour Party, which last won power in 1997 with the business-friendly, center-ground policies of former prime minister Tony Blair.
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He believes that Tesla "sits at the intersection of tech, energy, and capital markets' openness," so a sea change surrounding any of these areas will pressure the stock.
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It's an almost unimaginable sea change from the state of US politics 12 years ago, when anti-gay backlash was seen as a critical force costing Democrats elections.
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But hailing it as a great leap forward, or as indicative of some coming sea change in male pop sensitivity, feels like investing in narrative rather than execution.
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NOTE: This post has been updated from the original to add context, specificity, and source links to the paragraph describing the Sea Change foundation and other environmental groups.
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But if her first EPs, Stretch 1 and Stretch 20173, were written amidst that internal cacophony, then her debut album, Xen, marked the beginning of a sea change.
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That election resulted in a fracturing of Spain's political landscape with the emergence of insurgent parties that challenged the establishment, marking a sea change in the nation's politics.
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The sea change in sentiment has triggered a rush out of crowded trades, including massive long positions in U.S. equities and the dollar and short positions in Treasuries.
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Each of these businesses has opened in the last two years, a sea change in a neighborhood better known for its decades-old pizza parlors and Jewish delis.
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Prince Mohammed's ascent represents a social and cultural sea change, with power set to be passed to a much younger generation seemingly more in tune with young Saudis.
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One can't help but think this has something to do with the positive sea change across the industry, with more women in roles as critics and production gatekeepers.
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But that reporting thread led us to something more important: a sea change in parameters for a future Palestinian state that has only begun to shake the region.
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In the history of modern India, this legislation has been the first to explicitly target a religious minority, a sea change in India's standing as a secular democracy.
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But "The Crown" takes its time arriving at that sea-change moment, and the result is a delicate study in the power of breaking news then versus now.
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"I reiterate that there's a sea-change going on against the group, though, and you need to sell the oils into strength, even the good ones," Cramer warned.
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"The election was a sea change," said Alan Miller, the program's founder and C.E.O., who won the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for national reporting at The Los Angeles Times.
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The sea change in expectations took a toll on the U.S. dollar as bulls had been counting heavily on a steady widening rate differential to propel the currency.
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In 2010, however, the State Department relaxed its surgery requirement in order to change the gender marker on U.S. passports, triggering a sea change for the trans community.
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SEVERANCE PACKAGE The new governance, even if temporary, marks a sea-change compared with the Castellucci-led era, when the top manager dealt with all the main negotiations.
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" The letter alleges, "Sea Change then passes the money originating in Russia to various … organizations such as the Sierra Club, League of Conservation Voters Education Fund, and others.
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But the Trump amateurishness is really just the latest example of a massive sea change in Republican and Democrat voter attitudes that previous generations could never have fathomed.
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What can't be denied is that we have seen a sea-change in US relations with North Korea over the last 18 months: tensions have indeed been reduced.
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But local Democrats say they believe they're in the middle of a political sea change that will turn Arizona into a midterm battleground and marquee presidential swing state.
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Instead, realize that this is a sea change, where the market is no longer influenced by the things that used hold it back before President Trump won the election.
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Jeff Sessions to attorney general and several of his former staff installed at the White House and federal agencies, immigration policy experts are sensing a sea change in Washington.
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At the time, Goldman faced another sea change that threatened its business: Electronic trading was beginning to take over in more asset classes, displacing human traders across Wall Street.
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" Her personal suspicion: "This is part of the sea change we're seeing nationwide in speaking up and challenging discriminatory treatment based on sex in all different areas of life.
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He also notes that unlike in recent years, where money around the world was looking for opportunities in Silicon Valley, a bit of a sea change is currently afoot.
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In hindsight, 1959 marked an epic sea change, as the below chart (which uses data from Yale's Robert Shiller) shows: Interestingly, opinions on what drove the shift are divided.
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Depending on what you watch, there's always been some degree of it, but a sea change can ostensibly be traced back to Lena Dunham's Girls, which premiered in 2012.
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It is the culmination of a slow sea change in thinking about which technology giant is best poised to grow in the second half of this decade and beyond.
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A blossoming friendship between Saudi Arabia and Russia is being reflected in a recent spate of deals, and signals yet another sea change in the ever-evolving global order.
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As Internet natives came of music-making age and posted their songs online, any combination of styles was possible, and major artists took advantage of this sea change, too.
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I don't think the church will ever change its position on same-sex marriage, but there is a sea change happening in their approach to LGBT Catholics in general.
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The overture to Khan came after an exchange of barbed tweets between him and Trump last month, and represents a sea change from Trump's frequently harsh rhetoric toward Pakistan.
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Most gun owners cite "protection" as the main reason There's been a sea change over the last two decades when it comes to the reasons why people own guns.
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But the fact that it is now possible to construct a narrative, with supporting price data, for even a mild recovery in commodities is something of a sea change.
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This new approach to fire, still more a goal than actual policy, represents a sea change from old strategies focused on suppressing fire — many of which have demonstrably failed.
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It's difficult to say whether Lorde initiated a sea change or merely foresaw one, but the pop scene—particularly for women—has altered radically since "Pure Heroine" was released.
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He rode that sea change as a solo artist and as a writer and producer for others, leaving his mark on a wide swath of the era's black pop.
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Alabama yeomen had returned from the Civil War to face a sea change in agriculture, with those formerly independent farmers joining former slaves in peonage to the large landholders.
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Wall Street saw a "sea change" in investments after a round of good news triggered investors to buy up cyclical names that many have recently fled from, Cramer said.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer, ahead of Friday's jobs report, said strength in the American economy and optimism around U.S.-China trade talks is causing a "sea change" on Wall Street.
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That's huge in terms of blowing up this lie of male dominance in playwriting," he said, adding, "This is a pretty amazing moment, a sea change in American theater.
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Ousted in February 2011 after nearly 30 years in power, Mr. Mubarak, 89, once symbolized the unassailable Arab strongman, and his downfall appeared to signal a political sea change.
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Mr. Bromwich sees a sea change at the Interior Department, a change that spells an "enormous rollback" of the balanced approach toward exploration the Obama administration tried to achieve.
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For Huawei, a company with close political and financial ties and legal obligations to the CCP, building Europe's 5G infrastructure would represent a sea change in China's technological reach.
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Others, including the British hotline, also created automated computer programs that crawl the web, contributing to a sea change in the fight to rid the internet of the imagery.
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"What Ed and Marshall are writing to is the huge sea change in just one generation of what that moniker actually means," ABC Entertainment president Karey Burke told reporters.
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"There is a sea change happening in the retail industry," said Mark Cohen, a former executive at Sears, who now runs the retail studies program at Columbia Business School.
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While everyone keeps looking at the major legislative failures so far this year, Wall Street is concentrating on this deregulation sea change and making big bets on the winners.
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So, the bond market has entered a zone of no return for now, where Treasurys are expected to price in higher yields in a global sea change for bonds.
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Kuczynski came to power this year along with fellow free-market advocates Mauricio Macri in Argentina and Michel Temer in Brazil, marking a regional sea-change toward the right.
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President Barack Obama, who originally showed support for civil unions only, vocalized his support for equal marriage in 2012, signaling a sea change in both political and public favor.
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Each week, we plan to reveal new additions to this lineup from fast-growing e-commerce startups to traditional brick-and-mortar retailers adapting to the digital sea change.
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Preparations for the count already are complicated by a sea change in the census itself: For the first time, it will be conducted largely online instead of by mail.
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Drawing on global influences that span from Australia to America's West Coast, a new wave of spas and workout studios in London is sparking a sea change in behaviors.
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One U.S. official who was directly involved in the sanctions negotiations told Fox News that in 2016 there was a sea change in how the Obama administration viewed the threat.
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Instead, realize that this is a sea change, where the market is no longer influenced by the things that used hold it back before President Donald Trump won the election.
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That - stemming from a bounce for the pound after the announcement of a surprise election last month - would seem to mark a sea-change in investors' approach to the currency.
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Berlin is proud of its budget surplus and is unlikely to change policies dramatically any time soon, but if it did, this would amount to a sea change for Europe.
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If a major wellness company like Goop were to change its practices around crystal sourcing and shared that info with its consumers, it could very well incite a sea-change.
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"That is a sea change from a year ago, when the consensus was three to four rate hikes a year," said Akira Takei, bond fund manager at Asset Management One.
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It's one in which decades of housing discrimination and unscrupulous lending devastated black and Latino homeowners, even whole communities, and paved the way for a sea change in American homeownership.
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The analysis comes amid a sea change in the industry, as consumers' viewing habits shift from watching traditional television to consuming media over the internet on streaming and mobile devices.
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Changing the contract terms would represent a sea change, and could trigger wrangling between military branches, real estate firms and Wall Street players, all with financial stakes in the ventures.
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The Mission E implies a sea change at Porsche, traditionally known for high-performance combustion-powered sports cars, Porsche labor boss Uwe Hueck told reporters at a briefing on Tuesday.
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The action highlighted just how politically fraught many pride celebrations have become, and how 2017 may have represented a sea change in the trajectory of the pride movement in general.
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This child, Atreus, is the root of a supposed sea change in Kratos, and God of War is about navigating the transition from annihilator of pantheons to educating father figure.
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But there does seems to have been a sea change in attitudes towards substance abuse and alcoholism—neither are regarded as heroic or romantic in the way they once were.
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Trump will also travel to Italy for the G7 summit, where his protectionist rhetoric will mark a sea change for the rich nations club which has traditionally backed free trade.
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We got John Sunday at LAX, and he was clear ... he says Rodman's 2014 trip showed a human side of Kim which he says eventually caused a diplomatic sea change.
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The sea change can be traced to a 1930 fire at the higher security Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus, approximately 70 miles south of Mansfield, that killed more than 300 inmates.
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That means that Ocado and M&S could be directly battling each other for FTSE 100 membership in under two weeks time, starkly illustrating the sea change in shopping habits.
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SEA-CHANGE U.S. authorities allege that more than $4.5 billion was stolen from 1MDB in a fraud orchestrated by a financier known to be close to Najib and his family.
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However much these impeachment hearings add to our understanding of the Ukraine affair, their power to effect that sea change will be seen as the ultimate metric of their success.
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But in the wake of New Zealand, it is undeniable that there has been a sea change in the scale of the danger from global lone-wolf far-right terror.
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The rise of three female tech bankers signals a sea change in an industry where high-profile male leaders tend to be front and center on most Silicon Valley deals.
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They saw him as someone more like themselves, a sea change from George W. Bush and American arrogance crystallized by the Iraq war, which Germany and France had always opposed.
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Having taken so many political hits on gun politics over the last two decades, and sensing a sea-change that gives them the political upper-hand, why ease up now?
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The decision comes just days after Cosby was found guilty of sexual assault, and represents a major sea change in the way the Academy approaches sexual assault among its membership.
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The burger marks a sea change in the way we view plant-based foods, no longer as sorry imitations of meat and dairy but as real contenders in our cuisine.
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At first, he had no intention of releasing them, but nevertheless, he met up with Godrich again and made 2002's Sea Change, which ended up being a critic favorite.
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There's Indian banjo, bamboo saxophone, glockenspiel, beatbox drums, clavinet and cello all mixed together on Sea Change, named after the drastic tone diversion Beck had made from his previous LPs.
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The development is a sea change for a company that has stood out from rivals by limiting its past activity out of concern it would be accused of market manipulation.
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One effect of this sea change was the critical rejection of pictorial Surrealism, along with such artistic practices as representational drawing, in which fastidious attention to detail plays a role.
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"There needs to be a sea change in Congress" for these to become law, Richard Newell, the president of the nonpartisan research organization Resources for the Future, told the NYT.
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Activists noted that few rape cases lead to convictions in Ireland, which has been experiencing a cultural sea-change — a ban on abortion was overturned by a referendum in May.
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It's been a sea change on this issue in the last decade largely because of technological changes and between the rise of social media cellphone videos and police body cameras.
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Her engaging narrative of the politics, ideas and policies of the two Edmund Browns illuminates the sea change in the nation's politics in the last half of the 20th century.
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She also suggested that elected officials against this and similar measures should be wary of a sea change because fans voted "You Need to Calm Down" as the category's winner.
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Kamala D. Harris (D-Calif.) also rolled out comprehensive disability policies, marking a sea change in the way candidates running for president are paying attention to an often overlooked constituency.
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During this exhilarating sea change new talent emerged, older talent was newly appreciated and the history of American art was suddenly up for grabs — and in dire need of rewriting.
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Why it matters: The prospect of engineers challenging an iconic Silicon Valley firm under well-established labor laws could mark a sea change for the largely non-unionized tech industry.
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That's more than a quarter of all of Facebook's sales last year — and a sea change from 2012, the year that Facebook bought Instagram, when the service had no ads.
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The party could emerge as kingmaker when it comes to forming a state government — a sea change from five years ago when it squeaked into the legislature in each state.
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The party could emerge as kingmaker when it comes to forming a state government — a sea change from five years ago when it squeaked into the legislature in each state.
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And though that is a long way from the sea-change Democrats would need, it might be enough to make a couple of Republicans re-examine their own political interests.
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"Blockchains have created a sea change in the relationship between academia and industry," said Ari Juels, a Cornell Tech professor and co-director of the Initiative for CryptoCurrencies and Contracts.
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As he initially approaches the truth about Edward, Mr. Robot, who has hidden that reality from Elliot for years, resigns himself to the inevitable sea change and walks off-stage.
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"It's not magic, it's simple," said Bento, explaining how his system could mark a sea change by dramatically reducing the cost of physical rehabilitation and making it affordable to millions.
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His decision raised the likelihood that the diverse and changing borough might elect a liberal prosecutor with a reform agenda, which would mark a sea change in local law enforcement.
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MBS's pattern of shaking up cultural traditions to help pave the way for a new economy could be the beginning of a sea change in Saudi Arabia's way of life.
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It represented the biggest sea change in how the wrestling industry broadcasts premier events, a model that remained virtually unaltered until the advent of the WWE Network almost three decades later.
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But anything can cause a sea change and put you at odds with the people funding your company — who now own a piece of the company that you're trying to build.
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But the fact that it is being debated illustrates what many in the city consider a sea change brought about by 79 days of student-led pro-democracy protests in 2014.
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While last year's Skylake was a sea change of a processor which drastically improved battery performance in laptops, a lot of the improvements the Kaby Lake line introduces are relatively small.
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I understood that there was a little bit of a sea-change starting when people I was Facebook friends with from high school that were super-conservative started yelling about him.
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Sea change: With a shorter open-enrollment window, fewer intermediate deadlines and barely any money for consumer outreach, this enrollment season will look a lot different from the four before it.
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The message of the 2016 attribution issue is that a sea change has occurred in our understanding of what we, by burning fossil fuels for energy, are doing to our weather.
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If, as Ms. Warren proposes, the revenue were directed to fund "Medicare for all," it would also amount to a sea change in how the United States funds social insurance benefits.
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From the moment Kim Jong Un stepped over the military demarcation line at Panmunjom on April 27, there has been a sea change in the way South Koreans view the North.
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Conservatism then approached a sea change, and we are now in the midst of it, but only halfway across on a tightrope as Goldberg suggests, tentatively perched high above the abyss.
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That shows a sea change in investors' attitudes toward the central bank, which for years was accused of tolerating fast-rising prices to protect jobs and stimulate short-term economic growth.
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This is an indication of a sea change in American culture, one that bodes ill for a president who notoriously boasted that his celebrity allowed him to grope women with impunity.
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The interest rate outlook is "a sea change in the economic backdrop for fiscal policy," Douglas W. Elmendorf, who directed the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office for six years, wrote last month.
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They're part of a sea change that in recent years has produced ambitious and acclaimed Thai restaurants around the country, particularly in West Coast cities like Los Angeles and Portland, Ore.
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The artist, writer and editor is from Istanbul, the cultural capital of Turkey, a country that has undergone a political sea change toward the conservative along with a recent currency crisis.
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But having bounced from a "very deep oversold condition," it's too soon to say "this is a sea change for the sector," warns Ari Wald, head of technical analysis at Oppenheimer.
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And something I remember is the time in between their testimony, when even Republicans were calling Ford "credible" in a way that, for a moment, felt like a real sea change.
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"Higher education is undergoing a sea change brought on by the massive price of a degree, combined with an economy undergoing radical transformation," said Top Hat founder and CEO Mike Silagadze.
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SEA-CHANGE Businesses like parcel delivery and taxi companies have an easier route to switching to electric fleets because they can track routes and busy times, and recharge during quiet periods.
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That book was the beginning of a sea change in my thinking about work, business, hustling and survival itself — so much so that I've been working like a fanatic ever since.
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JPM Coin is still in its early stages, and its limits are a reminder that we're at the beginning of a sea change in how money is transferred around the world.
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About 480 of those runners are women, a huge number that reflects a sea change in the sport, driven in part by changes to the rules and innovations in shoe technology.
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The campaign hopes that doing basic retail politics and having a presence in those communities will provoke a sea change in the way black voters view Trump and the Republican Party.
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We&aposve already seen the effects of this sea change on value investors, who have struggled to make money using a strategy pioneered by legends like Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffett.
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The combination of a generational sea change in the workforce and a technological revolution in the economy is conspiring to create a skills gap that could leave jobs unfilled, experts said.
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And since then, the hospital has undergone a "sea change" in the way its medical staff think about and address addiction, according to a study published Wednesday in Journal of Hospital Medicine.
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How fans will react to this potential sexual assault, and how they will feel about Jessica's story this season, will hopefully be reflective of the sea change in the culture at large.
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Police said that by the end of the Easter weekend over 140 people had offered information on the killing, a "sea change" in a city that has historically been reluctant to talk.
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Generations Y and Z will soon be the most important demographic in the economy, and companies and investors need to adapt in order to benefit from this sea change, according to experts.
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The shiny, plastic figurines still speak to the ceremonial protocols of classic weddings, but in the crowd of straight newlyweds, they signal one sea change in marital rituals we're still witnessing today.
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Over the past decade there has been "an enormous sea change" in increased awareness of the need for disaster risk reduction, with progress in legislation, building codes and evacuation procedures, Glasser said.
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Google Assistant doesn't bug you with repeated requests like Siri does, and so the software's ability to understand context in questions is at once a minor improvement, and a tremendous sea change.
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Last week, that choice wouldn't have turned heads, but after a kind of sudden and inexplicable sea change from all of the other major social platforms over the weekend, Twitter stands alone.
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He also took the chance to acknowledge the sea change Tesla has inspired in the industry as a whole with regard to electric vehicles — with a healthy dose of f*** the haters.
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"I don't think many people realize there has been such a sea change in our understanding and ability to edit the genomes of humans, and pretty much anything else that has DNA."
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US District Court Judge James Bredar ultimately entered the consent decree last week, yet Sessions' expressions of "grave concerns" about its approval struck some as a radical sea change for the department.
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And computer scientists watching tech take center stage — via email servers and leaks, Twitter and Facebook — underwent a "sea change" regarding their own ethical responsibility, according to Hecht, a professor at Northwestern.
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Wall Street saw a "sea change" in investments after a round of good news triggered investors to buy up cyclical names that many have recently fled from, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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It represented a sea change after the era of No Child Left Behind, the 2002 federal law that largely overlooked writing in favor of reading comprehension assessed by standardized multiple-choice tests.
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Her departure from German politics will be a sea change for Germany as well as Europe as she has been a constant political figure in the continent over the last two decades.
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What irony: the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia signaling a sea-change in Middle East policies on Iran that, when applied to North Korea, may simultaneously take down that nuclear threat as well.
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There is no serious political party, no responsible company today that has not recently made climate a priority, and there is no doubt the movement played a role in that sea change.
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Lost in the news cycle and punditry analysis, however, is this undeniable fact: the Trump proposals, if enacted, would represent a sea change from immigration policy direction over the last several decades.
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Gillibrand, with her characteristically optimistic outlook, has thrown herself back into the work, and says she believes women can win big again after the sea change the 2018 midterm elections brought about.
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The law, signed in 2010, brought healthcare coverage to some 20 million uninsured people and also kicked off a sea change in how we think about the right to care in America.
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Ambrose said a larger proportion of companies listed on the local stock exchange, Bursa Malaysia, beat earnings expectations in the first quarter this year — a "sea change" from the last two years.
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The Times's Vivian Wang and Jesse McKinley report: It took 73 years, millions of dollars and a sea change in the State Senate, but on Tuesday — the 27th anniversary of Roe v.
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When the Roger Ailes sexual-harassment scandal broke in July 2016 and he was forced out of Fox News in disgrace, I thought we might be at the beginning of a sea change.
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We're already living in a world where Kelly Marie Tran reportedly left Instagram because of fandom, which points to an oncoming sea change in the relationship between fan and celebrity cultures moving forward.
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KATHY GRIFFIN, NEIGHBOR IN HUGE FIGHT But amid her efforts to come back to the spotlight, she now told USA Today that there's a "real sea change" in how people view her stunt.
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While he enabled MOAB, the mother of all bombs, to be dropped on ISIS in Afghanistan, it amounts to a pinprick in the over all battle and not a sea change in tactics.
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But the departure of Cox, the biggest and most important executive of them all — a longtime Facebook champion, and a Zuckerberg loyalist and friend — really signals a sea change for the social giant.
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"There has been a sea change in attitudes," said Garrett Moran, who directs an academy on the integration of behavioral health and primary care for the federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.
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A "sea change has been coming over a period of years," said Victoria Coates, senior director for Strategic Assessment at the National Security Council, speaking of the closeness between Gulf countries and Israel.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama, Hillary Clinton and other Democrats are rallying around proposals to expand Social Security and increase benefits, a sea change after three decades dominated by concern over the program's rising costs.
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The psychologically important number sent ripples across financial markets because rising interest rates are a sea change for consumers and companies that have lived with ultra-low borrowing costs for the past decade.
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"We run into the concern of we need people at the head of agencies especially at one like the EPA where it's kind of a sea change from the last administration," Shimkus said.
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"Today's decision is a sea change but a very gentle one; not a big-bang u-turn in ECB monetary policy," Carsten Brzeski, a chief economist at ING, said in a research note.
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Technological sea change Railgun technology, which uses electromagnetic force to send projectiles up to 125 miles at 7.5 times the speed of sound, is cheaper and more accurate than traditional gunpowder-based methods.
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This apparent sea-change in the global attitude towards trade, and indeed globalization, poses a set of risks not just for the jobs and industries affected, but for economic growth and asset values.
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"In the last year we've seen a sea change, and the number of pilots created by the broadcasters has stabilised, so we'll be watching this space clearly to see how the trend develops."
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And while that's hardly a sea change, anyone who's been paying attention to the Obamacare fight or the unfolding battle over the GOP tax plan knows just how precious those votes can be.
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It comes in the context of a cultural sea change in attitudes toward sexual harassment and assault, in which women's credible claims are more often being taken seriously and treated with zero tolerance.
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All this is to say that Hillary Clinton shouldn't stand as the latest, best example of a female candidate pursuing office, but instead mark the beginning of a sea change in American politics.
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The healthcare push, which would open up investment in hospitals, clinics and laboratory services, could bring a sea-change in a country where at present foreign medical professionals are not allowed to practice.
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A major win by Cardi B, who Drake shouted out in his speech as a "fly Spanish girl from New York," could be a sign of some sea change for the genre though.
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From welfare cuts to new ID checks, it is a trend that shows the limits of even some of Europe's most open societies, and may represent a sea change for politics in Scandinavia.
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While no one is sure exactly how many felons are getting their voting rights back and how many have actually registered, it's a sea change for the state that could tilt the Dec.
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All of these follow the inauguration of America's first black president, which Jenkins-Johnson describes as a "sea change": the normalization of a black man as the most powerful figure in the country.
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Warner's own evolving views on technology have proven to be in the vanguard of a sweeping sea change in the way tech is seen on Capitol Hill and on the presidential campaign trail.
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"That was a sea change in how multinationals should be taxed," said Clark Armitage, president of law firm Caplin & Drysdale and a former senior official at the U.S. Internal Revenue Service, in Washington.
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Here, the Senate's approval of new Russia sanctions not only denies President Trump the ability to forgive Russian jingoism but also effectuates a sea change in the balance of power along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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This sea change would benefit risk assets, and further boost demand for leveraged loans, which increased last year as investors tried to buy floating rate loans to hedge against future interest rate rises.
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"You're not going to bring about a sea change at once, but maybe, over time, with each of these little steps, we will see a day where arbitration will be voluntary for all disputes."
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Separately, Sessions said he believes that a purported sea change in morale among those in law enforcement is on the way -- implying that the federal government should back off criticism of local law enforcement.
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The summit in Singapore marked a sea change from last fall, when North Korea was conducting nuclear and missile tests, and Trump and Kim were trading threats and insults that stoked fears of war.
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But rather than a sea change, this is more a time of heightened awareness and reckoning for a genre that has always been deeply attuned to the social and cultural politics of its time.
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That sea change has altered the structure of interest rates and you can really see it in the ten-year, the ten-year was trading at 325 last fall, now it's trading low 250s.
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Lauren Himiak, an exec with the nonprofit Sea Change Program, which seeks to remove the stigma around abortion, contacted Apple's Tim Cook about the issue in November 2015 and ran into the same wall.
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In Australia, this sea change is putting a strain on the country's much-admired A$2.1 trillion ($1.60 trillion) system of retirement savings - the world's fourth largest - which relies on mandated contributions by employers.
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"Too often, we lead from a place of fear rather than courage, stubbornly trying to build a bulwark to protect old models that can't possibly survive the sea change that is underway," he writes.
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The first wins for Netflix and Amazon may have been signs of a sea change, but since then, the sense that these shows are outsiders, storming some hypothetical TV castle, has all but evaporated.
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Anti-establishment lawmakers in Italy are hopeful that European elections in May of next year will bring a sea change to the European Parliament and allow it to proceed with its controversial spending plans.
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This could trigger a sea-change in investor behaviour, after billions flooded into dividend exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the years following the 220 financial crisis as investors sought reliable returns in uncertain times.
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Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian have made a radical sea change ... they now want a TV special for their wedding, more than a million bucks, and they want the Kardashian girls there in force.
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The doubling of LNG capacity in the period from 2015 to 2020, created by a wave of new projects mainly in Australia and the United States, led to a sea-change in buyer behavior.
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Investors need not worry that the Federal Reserve induced a market "sea change" by calling off interest rate increases this year and adjust their game plan to make money, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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It was telling them that the world had changed, and that speaking out about this after those other precedents was going to be different, that we were in the midst of a sea change.
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According to a just-published study in the prestigious journal, American Psychologist, there's been a sea change in how everyday Americans perceive the abilities of men and women, with a huge surge in equality.
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Aurora is among dozens of startups, automakers and large technology companies working on self-driving car systems, eager to capitalize on a sea change in the transportation industry brought by developments in machine learning.
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Malaysian politics has undergone a sea-change in the last eight days with the stunning defeat of Najib, his replacement by Mahathir and the pardon and release of jailed reformist Anwar Ibrahim on Wednesday.
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The $227 million the club received for Mousset may come to represent a sea change in the life of Le Havre A.C. On the other side of the Channel, the perspective is very different.
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Tom Davis, the Virginia Republican who once represented a Northern Virginia district in the House, offered a nifty phrase in describing the demographic and cultural sea change taking placed in his state and region.
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The doubling of LNG capacity in the period from 2015 to 2020, created by a wave of new projects mainly in Australia and the United States, led to a sea-change in buyer behaviour.
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"Up All Night," the third single from Colors, is the antithesis of Sea Change and Morning Phase: jubilant, excited and full of love, more about the butterflies in your stomach than a gaping pit.
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There now appears to be a bit of a sea change going on at Fox News, where coverage of the virus is getting less shrill and conspiratorial in the wake of Trump's newfound soberness.
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Both times, Mr. de Blasio did not answer directly, instead reciting the $10 billion statistic or warning in more general terms about the "sea change" effect of shifting capital funding costs to the city.
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Patrick Mason, the chairman of Mormon studies at Claremont Graduate University, said Mr. Easton's coming out marked "a sea change" happening both nationally and within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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For some in the White House, Mr. Moon's election was a political sea change in South Korea — a victory, particularly for young voters, who want a different kind of relationship with their northern neighbor.
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Bob Dylan's "Blood on the Tracks," Kanye West's "808s & Heartbreak," Adele's "21," Beck's "Sea Change," Björk's "Vulnicura" and "Homogenic" — they all cope with the volatile emotions that a songwriter ended up facing, suddenly, alone.
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When members of Congress return to their districts, they say they hear first-hand how painkillers, heroin and fentanyl are wrecking lives — and that's resulted in a sea change in attitudes about drug abuse.
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"Flipping a seat that Trump won by such a considerable margin in 2016 shows the sea change happening across America in 2018," said Jessica Post, the executive director of the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee.
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I don't benefit from N.Y.U.'s decision, but I will enthusiastically praise it, and I hope that it is the first wave in a sea change benefiting a generation of physicians and patients alike.
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The company is among dozens of startups, automakers and large technology companies working on self-driving car systems, eager to capitalize on a sea change in the transportation industry brought by developments in machine learning.
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Democratic support for civil rights legislation and mass Latino immigration led to a sea change in American voting, wherein white voters who feel high levels of racial resentment shifted en masse into the Republican Party.
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In Hollywood, leading names like Rose McGowan, Ashley Judd, Gwyneth Paltrow, Salma Hayek, and Lupita Nyong'o helped to bring down Harvey Weinstein, sparking a sea change in the way the world discusses sex and power.
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IFRS9, due to come into force on 239 January 21, will require banks to provision against expected losses on loans rather than wait for a default event, a sea change for European lenders in particular.
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We're not any closer to a clear answer, but the scrutiny that the genre demands has, by proxy, affected a sea change in how we consume and think about stories told by and about women.
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After more than 300 episodes, two demonic possessions, several trips to hell and back, two failed spinoff attempts, and a complete sea change in its attitude toward women, Supernatural's 15th season will be its last.
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Why it matters: Moving away from relying on the so-called "notice and consent" requirements would be a sea change for users and could put the United States at odds with Europe's sweeping privacy regulation.
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"The shift from a gasoline/analogue tech platform to an electrical/digital one amounts to a sea-change in the auto sector, and is necessitating the formation of new relationships," he said in an email.
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Many of its changes are of a kind only a copy-editor would notice; but on an issue that has set teeth grinding for centuries, it marks a sea-change that Shaw would have appreciated.
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"The big trigger for the sea change was the second escape of El Chapo during this administration," a former high-ranking Mexican official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity to avoid angering the government.
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"If what we are about is getting drivers into the upper echelons of motorsport and especially into Formula One, this represents an absolute sea-change in the opportunities for women in motorsport," she told reporters.
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President Trump has pledged to "load" Guantánamo "up with some bad dudes," and executive orders he is expected to sign on Thursday will represent a sea change from the last eight years of U.S. policy.
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As a result, many big companies — from financial giants to retailers to services firms — are building their businesses around new, community-based technology that represents a sea change from the IT practices of the past.
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This sea-change has swept in a new generation of chart-destroyers like the Chainsmokers, Kygo, and Flume, who specialize more in bubbly atmosphere and vocal manipulation than stadium-sized drops and hyper-masculine noise.
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A sea change in economic conditions has pushed interest rates considerably lower than they were in the past and are likely to stay there for a while, San Francisco Fed President John Williams said Friday.
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President Trump has pledged to "load" Guantánamo "up with some bad dudes," and executive orders he is expected to sign on Thursday will represent a sea change from the last eight years of U.S. policy.
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The wildlife service's announcement was part of a sea change in the treatment of laboratory chimps that started when the National Institutes of Health said in 2013 that it would retire most of its chimps.
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Asked about renewed allegations of sexually inappropriate behavior by President Donald Trump, Smith declined to take a direct shot at the President, but said there's "a sort of sea change in attitudes" over sexual harassment.
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Whether Woodstock '99 was just one of a million accurately dark reflections of what America has always been, or instead a mile marker in a sea change, depends on one's view of our nation's history.
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"It has no scientific value," Dr. Artal said At the time, though, the recommendation marked a sea change in medical advice, because it condoned physical activity during pregnancy for the first time, Dr. Artal said.
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If she were to feel the need to retire while Republican Donald Trump is in office, her successor would likely swing the bench far to the right and yield a sea change in American law.
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"There's undoubtedly going to be a number of companies that climb down the rabbit hole and test out this new charter, but I don't think we're going to see a sudden sea change," he said.
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The fact that Martin, a lone author, can be counted among the significant factors in this aesthetic sea change says as much about his influence as do the record-breaking television ratings or book sales.
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He is one of the first and few figures to be formally censored for spreading conspiracies, marking a potential sea change as to how platforms handle controversial figures who knowingly spread misinformation and fake news.
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With this week's episode, the season undergoes a literal sea change by lifting them out of any familiar ground and stranding them on a boat to the West Indies — a bottle episode on open waters.
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Four Corners Media will present "Sea Change" — a night of art and activism in Brooklyn in which groups like Extinction Rebellion and Fridays for Future will discuss their plans in the fight for climate change.
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In 19803, though, a clutch of all-female samba groups have set out to change that, and in doing so, they have generated what could be a sea change for this beloved Brazilian musical genre.
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All the same, Mr. Sessions is carrying out the president's conservative agenda with head-turning speed, roiling critics on the left and leaving some career staff members within the department disoriented by the sea change.
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At the time, Mr. Mubarak's fall seemed to signal a sea change across the Arab world, shattering the established political order and suggesting that even its most powerful leaders were no longer immune from prosecution.
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Greenfield, who sat down with CNN Business for an interview at SXSW, said there has been a "sea change with people's willingness to talk about non-consensual sex," but talking about consensual sex remains taboo.
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Since May 2017, according to Kaiser data, more people have approved of Obamacare than disapprove -- a sea change from most of the previous five years, when the law was consistently underwater in terms of approval.
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One of the only bad things about Halloween season is that it ends, signalled by a retail sea change that sees cute, cheesy pumpkins and ghosts and candy replaced by the truly macabre: Christmas decorations.
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Since Heller represented a sea change in the law, one might expect an initial spike in litigation, as gun owners rushed to test the constitutionality of existing laws and the breadth of the Court's holding.
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The people's will comes first … We need a sea change in how people see nature … I think that through things like this, that are entertaining and fun and not too depressing, we can see that.
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This might seem like something of a sea change for Sony, a company which has invented and reinvented its hardware business for generations with innovations like the Walkman, Blu-ray players, and full-frame mirrorless cameras.
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It's not exactly a huge surprise for Facebook to be prototyping some sort of time-tracking software, considering the sea change in public opinion when it comes to time spent both online and on our phones.
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Sony's PlayStation VR is the driving force behind this games culture sea change, releasing as it is as soon as October 23 and promising 22016 games, at least, available between then and the end of 21980.
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That, combined with Trump's poor approval ratings, suggested to some Democrats that there could have been a sea change in political enthusiasm among each base, and that the underlying math of some competitive districts had changed.
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Irrespective of whether fears are overblown, what matters is that there has been a sea change in the laws and those looking to monetise big data now have a much heavier legal burden on their shoulders.
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The post-Obama Democratic Party is suddenly ready to nominate black candidates for tough races in majority-white jurisdictions, a sea change in the party's thinking about a demographic group whose votes it relies on heavily.
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The waves of civil society groups convening for women's rights or marching against the immigration ban may some day result in the sea change of political power that has occurred outside of the US and Europe.
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"When you listen to the CEOs in retail, … they actually think the election's a sea change and they definitely think that now [that] it's behind us, people are going to start going out again," Cramer said.
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"There is likely to be a small positive impulse from it in terms of soccer's popularity but it's not going to be a sea change," said Andrew Zimbalist, economics professor at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts.
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No such sea change is likely to happen in 2016, but this season's spate of injuries, assuming that they do not linger into the playoffs, may also end up helping the Warriors in the long run.
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"It's getting to be a bit of a sea change; there was very little attention paid to the way mutual funds vote proxies, and the whole greater interest in ESG is potentially changing that," Hale said.
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She says that to bring on a sea change when it comes to police brutality cases, prosecutors' constituents must continue to use their political power—on the streets and in the voting booth—to demand it.
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And even if Congress does pass a standalone bump stock ban into law, it wouldn't represent any kind of sea change in the willingness of America's political class to take on out-of-control gun violence.
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Harwood: Tell me how much of this moment that we're in, the sea change moment you were describing, is about Clinton and what happened to Clinton in 210, and how much of it is about Trump.
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In a time where the future of criminal justice reform at the federal level is uncertain, justice delivery at the local level is even more important, and this shift represents a powerful sea change in thinking.
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Women in Saudi Arabia will be legally allowed to drive on June 24, and Vogue Arabia is marking the sea change with its June cover featuring Saudi princess Hayfa Bint Abdullah Al Saud behind the wheel.
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In the past two weeks, sovereign yields have risen amid a seeming sea change in thinking about global central banks and interest rate direction, which started with hawkish comments from European Central Bank President Mario Draghi.
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In the late 2242s and early '20800s, when American modern dance was undergoing a sea change, Mr. Dunn was everywhere: dancing for Merce Cunningham and Yvonne Rainer, and co-founding the Grand Union improvisational dance group.
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Unified Republican control of the federal government over the next two years augurs a sea change in US environmental policy like nothing since the late 1960s and '70s, when America's landmark environmental laws were first passed.
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Driving this sea change in personalized medicine has been a dramatic drop in the price of genomic sequencing, an explosion in the number of companies introducing new genetic tests and increasing consumer comfort with the concept.
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"With the volatility of the last week or so, today's stronger open to markets should not be seen as a sea change but more a pause for breath," said Edward Park, investment director at Brooks Macdonald.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The election of pro-business centrist President Emmanuel Macron to lead France has caused a sea change in American investors' view of the country, a survey showed on Thursday, with many planning to expand.
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Matthew Saltmarsh of the United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR), which considered the image too distressing to publish at the time, said it had brought about a "sea change" in public attitudes towards migrants coming to Europe.
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Thought the vindication may be too little, too late for Newton herself, it's primed to prompt a much-needed sea change for systemic discrimination that will help younger generations — a win certainly not lost on the actress.
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We are in this cultural sea-change, pivotal moment that, if it wasn't accompanied by so much pain, we could focus simply on this silver lining; that the voices we've been trying to amplify is finally now.
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That would be a sea change from the way the Fed has long operated, in which it reviews economic conditions as it weighs decisions on interest rates, but is free to set policy as it deems appropriate.
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In 2016, Adidas signaled a sea change when it announced it would stop advertising on television and spend more on digital advertising, micro-targeting customers based on specific likes and interests, using data collated by internet firms.
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"Central bank asset purchases and broader largesse have been a key support factor for markets for nearly a decade," said ANZ economist Felicity Emmett, who wondered if the global economy could cope with such a sea change.
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"While most emerging markets have been under pressure, the dominant driver behind this sea-change in emerging market capital flows has been flows to China," the IIF said, citing "retrenchment" of $2556 billion of non-resident capital.
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That would be a sea change in the way that testing is conducted and could bring about the rapid throughput of sequencing that Mir says is needed to make the vision of truly personalized medicine a reality.
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We got the unofficial cat whisperer and host of "My Cat from Hell" at LAX, and he said there's been a sea change -- cat ladies are in now, and that includes Ms. Swift ... who has two kitties.
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This sea change in conservative attitudes toward clean energy will have a significant impact on local, state and national elections moving forward, with more candidates running on "all of the above" clean energy platforms than ever before.
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We're living hard in the age of barely there rings, chains, and earrings, but if the new crop of merch in stores and on the runways is any indication, a sea change might be coming for us.
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That labor-intensive approach made him a billionaire, but Schonfeld was also quick to adapt to the sea change that many stock-picking hedge-fund managers are still struggling with: the move to quantitative, computer-driven strategies.
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Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, a Nobel peace laureate and former political prisoner, became the leader of Myanmar this year, part of a political sea-change that began in 2011 with the reopening of the country's Parliament.
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The sea-change ruling is part of the country's aim to open up its society and create economic opportunity as a part of its Vision 2030 program, with plans to diversify its economy away from oil reliance.
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The ceremony is the latest evidence of a sea change in the attitude of elite universities, which shunned the military for four decades in part because of its controversial "Don't Ask Don't Tell" policy for gay personnel.
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That is seen as a sea change of as much significance as Brexit and the rise of Jeremy Corbyn, the decline of the five-day cricket match and a slipping national fondness for Marmite and Gentleman's Relish.
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"It is a sea change, and it really changes the terms of the discussion about what to do about it," said William McCants, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and the author of "The ISIS Apocalypse."
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The report recommended exchanges incentivise trading through mechanisms such as a mid-point match, predicting that scrutiny of the consequences of MiFID II would continue for some time, likely culminating in another sea change in investor behavior.
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When Chaffetz and I spoke in March, he had met with the president twice so far — access he considered "such a huge sea change" from the stony silence Republicans say they encountered from the Obama White House.
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But more broadly, the widely watched battle over AB5 will likely spark a sea change in how various states, and potentially even the federal government, take on the gig economy's fast-and-loose relationship with labor laws.
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"The day Gary Hart got caught with Donna Rice, there was a big sea-change in the way candidates' private lives were covered — a defining moment, much as we're seeing a defining moment right now," Trippi said.
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Carrick acknowledged that Trump has "a pretty good hold" on his own base and that, if others in the Democratic Party were hoping for a sea change in public opinion, they were setting their sights too high.
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Her victory, channeling the frustrations of urban voters, marked the first challenge Crowley, the fourth-ranking House Democrat, had faced from within his own party in 14 years, and could herald a sea change in Democratic politics.
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Where Apple was effusive about augmented reality earlier this year at WWDC — and competitors Google and Facebook have steadily stressed it as a sea change in human-computer interaction — yesterday's event made it feel like an extra perk.
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Specifically, securities like the VelocityShares Daily Inverse VIX Short-Term exchange-traded note, or the XIV, which imploded while the VIX stayed calm, "[represent] a sea change in how volatility is going to work going forward," Cramer said.
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Even one that even moderately shifts Japanese commitment to pacifism would mark a sea change in how Japan understands itself, as an ironclad commitment pacifism has been a central part of the country's post World War II identity.
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Coming just days after President Donald Trump tapped Fed Governor Jerome Powell to be the next head of the U.S. central bank, Williams' paper serves notice that Fed policy may after all be headed for a sea change.
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Forty years later and Walkmans aren't exactly popular to use anymore (outside of things like Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy films, anyway), but the sea change that the Walkman caused in our lives is more apparent than ever.
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A recurring theme in the book — maybe I'd go so far as to call it your thesis — is that there has been a sea change in the direction of caring about results and evaluating programs by their outcomes.
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In what could amount to a sea change in the way we transmit data over fiber optics, researchers at University College London have found a new way speed things up by changing the color of the transmitted light.
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Acknowledging that problem, she says, represents a "sea change" for Silicon Valley, which has long pretended that anyone and everyone can get ahead on brains alone, omitting the fact that skin color, gender and age play a role.
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This new style of media, publicly-owned and locally-focused, would mark a sea change from the current trend of media that's moving away from serving the needs of local communities, according to the Free Press Action Fund.
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Part of the evident bipartisan joy at this week's signing of The 6900st Century Cures Act came from a shared understanding about the law's future—one that will be secure, safe from repeal, even after sea-change elections.
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But Obama's presidency did not herald a sea change in US policy in the Middle East and the sharp increase in drone strikes that he oversaw also exacerbated antagonism toward the US in the region in some respects.
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But today, officials in at least seven nations have started working with the African Society of Toxinology on subsidy, training, and education programs, foreshadowing a possible sea change in countries' reticence to acknowledge or seriously, openly tackle snakebites.
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Jefferies analysts said U.S. pricing pressure and political reform would remain a concern but Trump's win would be a relief for investors worried about a sea change in the U.S. system, where innovation is rewarded by high prices.
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The 2010 Kotex ad was the start of a welcome sea change in how period products are marketed, one that lead us to a new era in which these ads got so real it caused a (silly) controversy.
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What ultimately brought them about was less a sea change in the Supreme Court justices' worldview, or some masterstroke of lawyering, than a steady exertion of influence by civil society organizations whose members were deeply committed to change.
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"White men still have a big piece of the pie, so whatever you do, please do not intimate that suddenly there's such a sea change that women or people of color have the bigger piece," Ms. Goyanes said.
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All seven teams had at least two women on their crew lists, which is a sea change from the past, when women were often consigned to all-female crews or did not sail in the race at all.
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"It is truly a sea change and we have seen the SEC ramp up its municipal enforcement very aggressively," Stephen Crimmins, a lawyer with Murphy & McGonigle who had previously led the SEC's trial unit, said in an interview.
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However, for all its potential, a sea change in Defense Department budgeting looks increasingly unlikely based on fiscal 2628 appropriations and the administration's fiscal 28500 budget request, which represents a high-water mark for possible defense budget outcomes.
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For many basement-show-going, post-hardcore kids like me who held a lingering affection for Sunny Day despite their jump to the majors, The Rising Tide—along with Kid A and the rest—marked a sea change.
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The election is a political sea change for Italy, with voters shunning the parties that have governed the country in recent years, including the center-left Democratic Party (PD) and Silvio Berlusconi's center-right Forza Italia (Go Italy!).
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In Nevada, where it is regulated, almost $5 billion legitimate wagers are placed each year One of the nation's largest sports book, William Hill US, expects a sea change in the industry, but one that would not harm Nevada.
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Spears's emergence signaled a sea change in popular music, away from the funky R&B of the mid-1990s, exemplified by TLC and Janet Jackson, toward a sound that was younger, whiter, and on the surface, more sexually innocent.
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Amazon's Valentine's Day decision to break-up with New York before New York broke up with it looks to be the crescendo in a major sea change involving big companies and the municipalities they would like to call home.
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"This is a dramatic shift—we don't need to worry about more rate hikes—and that's why it's causing a sea change in the stock market right now because we're in a low growth environment again," the host said.
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While it's hard to envision a political sea-change big enough that Congress would re-impose a drilling ban, a potential Democratic presidential administration could make it difficult for companies to proceed with drilling even if they hold leases.
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Cramer sees the company's earnings beat as a sign on a "huge cultural sea change" upheld by pizza powerhouse Domino's, which saw gains across the board in the first quarter, including a 10 percent bump in same-store sales.
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Cramer saw the company's earnings beat as a sign on a "huge cultural sea change" upheld by pizza powerhouse Domino's, which saw gains across the board in the first quarter, including a 10 percent bump in same-store sales.
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Neil Millar, research analyst at Lazard Asset Management, told CNBC via telephone that he believed refineries with the "wherewithal to turn nasty, cheap crude into compliant, clean products," would be best placed to cope with the looming sea change.
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"The ECB has come up with measures to reduce scarcity, but it's not going to make a sea change," said ING strategist Martin van Vliet, referring to the ECB's move to make a securities lending programme easier to access.
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" Her appointment, Dowling argues, signaled "a sea change in the gender and ethnic politics of the program," and it showed how Conroy, who directed the Workshop from 1987 to 2005, simply extended "the patriarchal dominance of the Engle era.
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Violence at rallies, incendiary speeches, race baiting, attacks on journalists and judges, proposals to bar Muslims or Mexicans — the primaries signaled a sudden sea change that left non-Americans watching with fascination, puzzlement and a profound sense of trepidation.
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Despite the hand-wringing of many in academia, who saw the immeasurable richness of a college education crassly reduced to a dollar sign, the data has wrought a sea change in the way students and families evaluate prospective colleges.
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But that may be less important in the longer run than the sea change taking place in the Middle East itself, where those calling the shots increasingly believe Washington is leaving – and are unconcerned by what America might wish.
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The trajectories of two elder statesmen, Russell Wilson and Cameron Newton, who led their teams to Super Bowls with thrilling displays of accuracy and contact-busting runs, force us, however, to reckon with the limits of this sea change.
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The swiftness of the initial investigation could also have something to do with the sea change in policing that's happened in recent years, according to Maria Haberfeld, a professor of police science at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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Accessing collections with everyday language — rather than the specialized terms employed by archivists and art professionals — is "a sea change" in the way museums work, said Zachary Kaplan, executive director of Rhizome, a nonprofit that specializes in digital culture.
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"It seems like there's been a bit of a sea change in market sentiment," said Nick Twidale co-founder of Sydney-based trade finance provider Xchainge, though adding that the United States still looked in better shape than Europe.
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Chinese shares were already on a shaky footing after last week, hurt by a rout in the domestic bond market and fresh moves to reduce risks in the asset management industry that may bring a sea change for banks.
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The state of play: Absent a sea-change in the GOP's posture, this means that Democrats would need to take control of the Senate to breathe life into them — yet, at most, they'll end up with a narrow majority.
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Still, an increasingly acrimonious atmosphere between the world's two biggest economies has led investors to abandon any hopes of an early resolution, a sea change from just a few weeks ago when a deal was considered to be within reach.
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It would be foolish, however, to ignore the sea change in public opinion that occurred since the release of the documentary Blackfish in 2013, which chronicled years of animal abuse at the park and revealed the darkest aspects of cetacean captivity.
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But on the film's golden anniversary it's worth taking a glance in the rearview mirror and examining not only how this sea change came to be, but also how divided the critical consensus on the film was at the time.
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" Such discontent with America's sway marks a sea change for a movement with roots in opposing communism, long seen as an authoritarian ideology that crushed religious freedom; indeed, many no longer see the US as uniquely positioned to champion "biblical values.
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This sea change in communications is defined by a single platform for persistent multi-modal collaboration—built on modern microservices architecture and programmable APIs—which embeds previously siloed applications like persistent team chat, audio, video, customer engagement, and workflow integrations.
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Sen. Cory Booker unveiled legislation Tuesday that would remove marijuana from the federal government's list of controlled dangerous substances, effectively ending a longtime ban on the drug in what would be a sea change for the U.S. criminal justice system.
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Still, an increasingly acrimonious atmosphere between the world's two biggest economies have led investors to abandon any hopes of an early resolution, a sea change from just a few weeks ago when a deal was considered to be within reach.
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Shifting retail online would be a sea change for commerce in the Middle East, where internet sales now represent less than two percent of total retail, twelve times less than in the United Kingdom, according to a Boston Consulting Group report.
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There has been a "sea change" in Federal Reserve policy over the past several months that will need time to make its way through the system before its effects can be gauged, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said Tuesday.
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"We have seen this pattern play out before (with AAPL, NFLX, AMZN), where a single company triggers a sea change in outlook among consumers and, eventually, among traditional incumbents, who further validate the shift, " Sacconaghi wrote in a research note.
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However, several years ago, a sea change hit the scene, and old school death metal (OSDM) became an unexpectedly hot commodity, and it's clear that 2018's bumper crop of albums sprouted from seeds planted five or more years ago.
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"Should a red line be crossed, and firing the special counsel or throttling his investigation are red lines, then there would be a total sea change in the political landscape of the country," he said at a recent news conference.
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Doctors' groups increasingly are affected financially by this sea change, either because they are part-owners in a hospital, as Newport Orthopedics is with Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach, or because they participate in other risk-sharing financial partnerships with hospitals.
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"This is a dramatic shift—we don't need to worry about more rate hikes—and that's why it's causing a sea change in the stock market right now because we're in a low growth environment again," the "Mad Money" host said.
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As Hayley Fox wrote in a recent piece for VICE, this could not only usher in a sea change for how the cannabis industry does business—it could also help bolster the strength of the labor movement as a whole.
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At a time when we're seeing a sea-change in the nature of IT work, from rote repetitive task-oriented assignments to automated programming and data management, we're also seeing a profound need for workers who are flexible and embrace challenge.
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I think that Reed [Albergotti, the reporter who broke the Binary story] was able to [persuade his sources to speak up] represents a sea change in terms of how people are viewing the topics around this, and it's a great thing.
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Along with this sea change in the way our food is produced has come the rise of genetically modified crops, something that to many people is yet another case of humans' manipulating nature with no idea of potential long-term consequences.
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" The director of graduate programs at the University of Saint Mary and author of "Celebrity Influence: Politics, Persuasion, and Issue-Based Advocacy" says opposition to Trump has ignited a "sea change in how comfortable celebrities feel intervening at this point.
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Doping scandals have torn athletics asunder over the last two years, and are souring the mood at the Rio Games where some competitors have been loudly booed, but Magness says there is an easy way to make an immediate sea-change.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - The 30 severed heads left by a gang war at a Brazilian prison this month were inspired by the tactics of Mexican cartels and represent a sea change in the country's drug violence, a senior security official believes.
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"The symmetry between a reduction in hold times and reject rates over the past 18 months demonstrates that the Code is creating a greater openness and a sea change in behaviour for the better," said Seth Johnson, CEO of NEX Markets.
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Instead of fighting against this unstoppable sea change, Myers and his industry partners started thinking of new ways to ride the wave of free internet content while still making enough profit to keep paying for cast, crew, and the lights.
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"There's no denying that there's been, in the last 10 to 15 years, something of a sea change in taste and collecting habits," said William Strafford, a senior international specialist in European furniture and decorative arts at Christie's in New York.
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All of this is a sea change from just a few years ago, when many undocumented students were given temporary immunity from deportation after the Obama administration's creation of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, in June 2012.
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This is why, a few months after the Sheriff announced that arrest, county executive Pat Ryan announced federal funds would be used to provide MAT, including in Ulster County Jail—a sea change from their approach earlier in the year.
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Every four-to-eight years when the presidency turns over and the Executive branch is essentially reborn, jobs can evaporate at the end of an unsuccessful election cycle, and you have a city where sea change is a real possibility.
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Trump's White House has been aggressively trying to weaken European influence by peeling Britain away from the EU. Conley pointed out that there was little public support for big "sea change positions" in Britain on Iran, China and climate change.
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"It seems like there's been a bit of a sea change in market sentiment," said Nick Twidale, co-founder of Sydney-based trade finance provider Xchainge, although he added that the United States still looked in better shape than Europe.
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Lifting that ban ushered in a sea change in global energy, sending nearly 2 million barrels of U.S. crude to India, China and other markets historically dominated by OPEC and forcing the group and its American rivals to be more conciliatory.
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It's true that Chick-fil-A didn't cite as an impetus for the sea change an awakening of true belief that LGBTQ inclusivity and equality mattered -- and it seems clear the public pressure and negative press coverage was a contributing factor.
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PRETORIA (Reuters) - South Africa's ANC was on track for its worst electoral performance since the end of apartheid on Friday as voters vented anger about high unemployment and corruption in municipal elections that herald a sea change in politics and society.
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What it means for the country: The widely watched battle over A.B. 5 will likely spark a sea change in how various states, and potentially even the federal government, take on the gig economy's fast-and-loose relationship with labor laws.
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It makes this season's premiere more interesting for a lot of people, because it is a show about living within a totalitarian regime, which we are not in, but it's certainly a sea change from what we've been living under.
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That sea change was largely accomplished by revisionist exhibitions like "The World Goes Pop" (which included Nicola L's work) at the Tate Modern in London, and "International Pop" (which did not) at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, both in 21968.
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"This is a sea change for Malaysian politics for the very simple reason that for the first time a former head of government has been charged with corruption," said James Chin, director of Asia Institute Tasmania at the University of Tasmania.
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Alexandre Mitchell's Greek Vase Painting and the Origins of Visual Humor and David Walsh's Distorted Ideals in Greek Vase Paintings: the World of Mythological Burlesque allude to a sea change in how a new generation of scholars is approaching these artifacts.
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He said the BoE would "explore how to best illustrate these sensitivities" in an August update of its economic forecast, when it would also assess the implications of the "global sea change" in concerns among investors about the economic outlook.
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All you have to do is look at the timing of these decisions -- Plessy was decided in 21972 during the tumultuous era after the Civil War, and Brown during the emergence of the Civil Rights movement -- to understand the sea change they represent.
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Even a nomination for a trans actor in a trans role could potentially signal a sea change, yielding more opportunities for trans performers and dissuading filmmakers of the notion that hiring a big name cis star is the only path to success.
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How Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) party used the database and the associated app represents a sea change in the antiquated way in which Pakistan's biggest parties conduct elections, from pre-poll targeting of voters to on-the-day mobilization of supporters.
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The paper's editor confirmed on Friday the women will remain, but in response to reader feedback, they will no longer be bare-breasted, a change women's groups hailed as long overdue and which a media expert said reflected a sea change in culture.
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It feels representative of a sea change in our relationship with chemicals (just as many women have been turning off hormonal contraceptives) and how we've changed since Naomi Wolf wrote about the beauty myth of corporate industry promises back in the '90s.
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"Whereas Chinese-brand car and SUV offerings were once looked upon with disdain or rejected outright, they're now increasingly accepted," said Michael Dunne, president of Hong Kong-based consultancy Dunne Automotive, citing "a clear sea-change" in buyer perceptions about Chinese brands.
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For women to publicly demand menstrual supplies as a basic right is a sea change in thinking, said Chris Bobel, president of the Society for Menstrual Cycle Research and an associate professor of women's and gender studies at the University of Massachusetts, Boston.
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The contrast between the packed houses at the Phoenix Snow Park for the snowboard events and the sparse crowds at the men's downhill — won by 35-year-old Aksel Lund Svindal — was marked, however, suggesting a sea change in South Korea at least.
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"If that starts to look really, really attractive, there could be some delays from people saying, 'Well, why do 7 when I can wait for 8, because it's really going to be a sea change from what we see now,'" he said.
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She suspects a combination of many of the pitfalls of capitalism brought a sea change—for instance, large tobacco companies like Philip Morris and R. J. Reynolds buying or merging with food companies in the 1980s, or Reagan-era trickle down economics.
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Even though Wayne had been drifting toward singing, ruling the pop charts with songs like "Lollipop," and spending a lot of time dicking around on guitar, nobody seemed to really recognize that his sound was pointing toward a sea change in hip-hop.
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Thompson actually led for portions of the night, and though one little election certainly doesn't signal a sea change (especially since, you know, the Democrat still lost), political hawkeyes will be intently watching a similar election in red-leaning Georgia next week. 4.
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The changes among Republicans are small, but represent a sea change from a few years ago when under pressure from conservative interest groups and tea-party activism, most Republicans denied the scientific consensus that human activity is driving up the Earth's temperature.
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Fed fund futures are now pricing in only two rate hikes this year, a sea change from only a few days ago when they priced in about 25.964 percent chance of three hikes with the market even rife with talk of four hikes.
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"Undoubtedly, things have changed for financial services," said one senior executive at an international bank, who declined to be named due to the sensitivity of the matter, adding that there had been a "sea change" in how banks are viewed by the government.
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"I think in some ways, this sea change is being led by young women, who tell women of my generation that maybe some of the things we put up with during our lives, we shouldn't have to put up with," she said.
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"The big sea change from two years ago - apart from an increased number of players - is a fairly rapid acceptance of the fact that we're going to be seeking combination therapies since it's a disease that involves multiple pathways," said Mt. Sinai's Friedman.
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The move represents a sea change for the traditionally risk averse utilities as they seek to cut costs, but will make life harder for liquefied natural gas (LNG) producers who have relied on long-term sales to underwrite costly new projects and expansions.
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It was last at those levels in January 2010, and it is a sea change from the start of the year when Portugal was paying a 200-250 basis points premium over its Southern European counterparts to borrow from bond market investors.
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"You can't look at these incidents in isolation from the much bigger sea change around ICE activity and priorities and their mandate that is completely revamped under the executive order," Avideh Moussavian, policy attorney for the National Immigration Law Center, told me.
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"Given the range of issues and the magnitude, that may be ambitious, but it's a very big sea change in the pace of discussion," Ross told reporters after the leaders of the world's two largest economies held their first face-to-face talks.
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I find the popular Scott, a champion stock car racer from my neighboring state who did not support Trump for president, to be especially interesting and important to watch as he perhaps brings a sea change to the very liberal state of Vermont.
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The political sea change that was Donald Trump in 2016 created an opening for solutions-oriented conservatives to unabashedly show American voters how limited government, competitive markets and robust but realistic foreign policy will make us freer, safer and and more prosperous.
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But, according to Pew's new study on the state of the media industry -- they've conducted an annual review since 2004 -- beneath the buzz are the hard realities of an industry in the midst of a sea change that is disproportionately impacting newspapers.
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These awards signal a sea change (hopefully) in the attitude of Academy voters about rap and hip-hop and the best part was that Donald Glover pulled it off without kowtowing to them — he didn't even come to the ceremony this year.
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"The retail revolution shifting sales from stores to laptops to smartphones could be on the verge of its next sea change — when shoppers will ask Amazon's Alexa and other voice-driven speakers to order just about everything," USA Today's Charisse Jones writes.
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Speaking with CNN's Poppy Harlow and Jeffrey Toobin on the second episode of the new CNN podcast "RBG: Beyond Notorious," Ledbetter suggested Ginsburg's dissent from the majority was a sea change moment that helped lead to the eventual passage of her namesake law.
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It's tempting to think of these developments as the start of a sea change — the last stand of the "good old boys" who used their power to abuse women with impunity and trust that everybody else would look the other way, for instance.
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"The idea that a massive and highly resourced company like Amazon has moved decisively into this space could mark a sea change for this technology," said Alvaro Bedoya, executive director at the Center on Privacy & Technology at the Georgetown University Law Center.
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The book chronicles a sea change in the attitudes of all the players so that before they separated for the summer in 1992 after yet another humiliating loss, each player vowed to rebuild, body and soul, in preparation for 1992-1993 season.
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Both government and corporate leaks have been made possible by the ease of downloading, storing and transferring millions of documents in seconds or minutes, a sea change from the use of slow photocopying for some earlier leaks, including the Pentagon Papers in 1971.
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Not only is this good for the Republican party, since such zealous members of the party frequently have outsized power to define its agenda, but it represents the depth of the sea change over drug prices that has taken place in Washington.
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Criminal justice reform advocates heralded Edwards' victory in response to attacks, in part, on criminal justice reform as another example of a sea change on how lawmakers should handle crime and a potential sign of things to come in the 2020 elections.
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The race is clearly on to develop these vehicles in a bid to anticipate the next major sea change in how we get around cities, but what we've seen so far of these vehicles is usually quick clips and heavily edited highlight reels.
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Globally-focused institutions like the Gates Foundation are leading a sea change in philanthropic giving: Their founders are actively involved, they distribute far greater sums far more quickly, they demand measurable results and are pioneering innovative solutions, on a national and global scale.
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She helped to catalyze a sea change in how the broader sexual and reproductive health community views the importance of including women and girls affected by crises, something mostly recently reflected in the attention given to this topic at the recent Nairobi Summit.
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The real litmus test for whether TV and the Academy means what it says about encouraging diversity will be if wins like Waithe and Ahmed's end up representing a sea change for representation in more categories in general, or remain frustrating anomalies.
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No matter what happens in the polls Tuesday, the level of interest and funding has led EMILY's List to believe that this election cycle is not an isolated phenomenon, but marks a sea change in politics that will continue to be seen in future elections.
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But in recent years, a growing demand for raw materials, a drying up of traditional sources, and technological improvements are causing a sea change, with governments and companies rushing to devise new deep ocean mining technologies and lock down exploration licenses in international waters.
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I am not entirely optimistic that this represents a sea change—it's likely just a last ditch effort to turn things back to how they used to be, like going out on one last date with an ex you're about to break up with.
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"There is a sea change happening in the progressive movement and we are seeing it in some of the new people that understand the link between domestic and foreign policy," Elizabeth Beavers, a policy director with Indivisible, the nation's largest grassroots progressive group, said.
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Though Heritage has always been political, a sea change for the group occurred at the height of the Tea Party movement in 2010, when its leaders and board decided for the first time to launch a political advocacy arm called Heritage Action for America.
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Callahan, author of "The Givers: Wealth, Power and Philanthropy in a New Gilded Age," told the Reuters Global Markets Forum on Monday that the activism was a sea change coming as a new generation of billionaires rise to prominence and governments scramble for money.
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All of which is to say that as an increasing number of states legalize medical and recreational cannabis, the potential for unionization has grown with the volume of pot sold—and could usher in a sea-change in the way the cannabis industry does business.
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The federal government's decision to update food labels last month marked a sea change for consumers: For the first time, beginning in 6003, nutrition labels will be required to list a breakdown of both the total sugars and the added sugars in packaged foods.
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For most rank-and-file members, the no-confidence vote was not just a vote against Mr. Corbyn, but against this ideological sea change, an impression reinforced by the presence of Mr. Blair's allies at the forefront of the attempts to unseat Mr. Corbyn.
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It is a sea change of epic proportions, one that mirrors radical reversals in public policy of the recent past like the expansion of multistate lottery games in the 2900s and 220006s or the embrace of same-sex marriage laws in the 2202s and 2628s.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is undergoing a staff overhaul that has some worried about turmoil at the pro-business, historically conservative lobbying group (The Hill) … There's been a sea change on marijuana legalization, with the Democratic presidential candidates united in their support (The Hill).
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Part of his poetic legacy, indeed, was to balance between north and south, between Protestant and Catholic, to "hope for a great sea-change / On the far side of revenge" and never to lose sight of human values he believed could transcend political struggle.
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The CFTC, headed by acting Chairman J. Christopher Giancarlo, a Republican appointee who has been heading the agency since the start of the year, and was on the job well before the SEC's new chief, Clayton, was seen heading the "sea change" for enforcement.
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Adeyemi is one of a cohort of YA authors of color who have emerged over the past couple of years to write celebrated and successful novels that center on characters of color, in a welcome sea change for an industry long marked by its whiteness.
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Though Neery acknowledged that these shows "marked a paradigm shift in the way contemporary Armenian diaspora artistic practices are contextualized and exhibited globally," she wondered whether the shows were an extended memorial honoring the centennial of the genocide, or represented a true sea change?
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If Britain's exit from Europe causes a sea change in the British car industry, it could also have consequences for the Formula One series and businesses that are involved in its marketing, as well as for the development of its technology in a concentrated area.
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The combination of a high-stakes NATO summit and a one-on-one meeting between President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin could bring about the most dramatic geopolitical sea change since the end of the Cold War, analysts have told CNBC.
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That small sample of continental success is not conclusive proof, of course, but it represents a sea change from the struggles of recent years, when England's teams have toiled in the early rounds and then been knocked out with troubling ease in the spring.
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My fears of coming out were not of my family or friends disowning me, but of the promised societal sea change, a tidal wave of sorts I assumed would wipe out the structures upon which my most important relationships had been constructed and relied.
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That gig marked a sea change for the awards show — which typically hadn't even had a host — as Gervais came back to host in both 2011 and 2012, carving out a uniquely caustic, comedic personality for the annual ceremony with his ribald monologues and quips.
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Why it matters: It's another example of the sea change among monetary policymakers, who are starting to consider issues they haven't focused on before — like the plight of people in low-income communities and climate change — as they make huge decisions about the economy.
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A New York Times examination of corporate records, epidemiological studies and government reports — as well as interviews with scores of nutritionists and health experts around the world — reveals a sea change in the way food is produced, distributed and advertised across much of the globe.
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"We are thrilled to unveil the name of our second ship — Valiant Lady — and to deliver on our commitment to offer travelers a sea change in how they can experience cruising in this fantastic part of the world," said McAlpin in a press release.
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If the rule survives widely expected legal changes, it could mark a sea change that allows far more immigrants to be rejected from the US or force them to choose to forgo benefits that they or family members would otherwise be eligible to receive.
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"Given that we've seen a 20-point swing toward stricter gun control in the last two years, you can only imagine that there's a sea change happening and it may turn into a tidal wave," said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University poll.
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It could be a sea change from Rosenstein who, despite being chosen by Sessions and serving as the No. 2 in Trump's Justice Department, had repeatedly signaled that he would have no interest in removing Mueller based on the information publicly available about the investigation.
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What we owe to the Afghan people and ourselves is a brave recognition of our own role as protagonists in this drama and a sea change in our policies, not least because walking away from clear and present danger will not make it go away.
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Rock music has been the heritage sound on which the awards' foundation is built, but in only a decade or so, hip-hop will become a heritage sound as well, if not the heritage sound, and the Grammys are poorly equipped for that sea change.
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Because of a few factors — the allure of an American education, the staggering wealth of a growing class of Chinese citizens with children entering the workforce, the unique blend of openness and tolerance that still defines New York — the conditions were perfect for a sea change.
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Last year, however, when Katy Perry joked about Spears' "head-shaving," she was hit with a quick backlash, suggesting the way that the media talks about female pop stars — whether or not they decide to publicly address their mental health — is finally undergoing a sea change.
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The sea-change in Erdogan's policy came in the wake of the Arab Spring, when he visited Cairo, Tunis and Tripoli to tout the virtues of the "Turkish model" to societies very much in flux, or even chaos: a Muslim society in a secular, free-market state.
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To ride this sea change, retailers such as Target and Macy's began studying different habits of consumers across devices and found that tablets offer easy browsing; phones are for research (though mobile sales are increasing); and purchases ultimately take place on a computer or in the store.
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He said the sale, expected to begin on Monday, resulted from a sea change in Argentina's will to end a long-festering legal battle with mostly U.S. creditors who refused to accept the payment terms after it defaulted on nearly $100 billion in debt in 2002.
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"That's the big sea change, and I hope that it's occurring not just in our industry, but everywhere and that people are realizing that these things can have an impact, that people do not have to be able to get away with it," he told Attitude.
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Shelina Janmohamed, the group's vice president and author of "Generation M: Young Muslims Changing the World," said this week that faces like Ms. Afia and the British blogger Amena Khan, who was signed this summer by L'Oreal, indicated a sea change in the personal care industry.
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More importantly, the people who safeguard our elections want Americans to reconcile with a harder truth: The way we experience electoral politics is undergoing a sea change, from the ballots we cast to the outcomes we read about to the way we process our most personal decisions.
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Being in on the joke has been Drake's schtick for nearly his entire career, but there's been a sea change in the last year, and I think you can pinpoint the "Hotline Bling" video (which almost has one billion views on YouTube) as the starting point.
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Separately, every race has had its own challenges, but taken together, the group represents a sea change in the Democratic Party, which has repeatedly this primary season, seen its voters embrace candidates who are younger, more progressive and more diverse than the party's establishment has been.
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This is the hard question, because in Western politics, what sometimes seems like a sea change may still turn out to just be a spasm — more significant than Buchananism or Occupy Wall Street or the last Le Pen breakthrough but ultimately contained and managed and defused.
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SEIU President Mary Kay Henry said holding an early presidential forum gives the union's members a chance to hear from candidates on a national scale, particularly after engagement from union members and other progressive activists helped usher in a "sea change" during the 2018 midterm elections.
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If the rule is unchanged and survives widely expected legal changes, it could mark a sea change that allows far more immigrants to be rejected from the US or force them to choose to forgo benefits that they or family members would otherwise be eligible to receive.
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The Social Security 2100 Act, which was introduced this past week in the House and the Senate, represents a sea change after decades dominated by concern that aging baby boomers would bankrupt the government as they begin drawing benefits from Social Security and other entitlement programs.
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Asked about efforts to improve the culture of the Dallas Mavericks, where a league investigation found numerous instances of sexual harassment and improper conduct among employees, Silver offered few specifics but said there was a "complete sea change in culture on the business side" of the organization.
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This speaks to the sea change underway in the creative industry, where people are rapidly dismantling the old ways of doing things; and where the abusers who took advantage of the old system are being called out for things like sexual harassment and abuse, and losing their jobs.
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But the real sign of a sea change in attitudes, actions, and accountability when it comes to sexual harassment in tech will be when the industry no longer makes excuses for or dismisses complaints about the persistent, insidious kind of discrimination that so many of our survey respondents experienced.
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Four of the women spoke on the record with the New York Times, emboldened, they said, by the sea change in how victims' stories have been treated in the wake of allegations against disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein and other high-profile men in entertainment and other industries.
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That undoubtedly had more to do with the second glass of free wine in my hand than any kind of sea change in the market's taste — which remains heavily skewed given that 96% of artworks sold at auction are by male artists, a point unabashedly reflected at this fair.
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Now, with the country on the brink of its first women's World Cup appearance, former defender Jones says there has been a sea-change in attitudes towards women's football and that the current Scottish side of "history makers" will help a new generation of girls take up the game.
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Steeped in the study of institutions, he understands the value, and the thrill, of delving into them as they undergo a sea change, and no place could be richer or stranger than a library that is swept up in the electronic age, with its dissolving reliance on print.
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If SpaceX's reusable first stages were a sea change for spaceflight, the technology behind HyperSciences would be a revelation, but that's assuming the vision — and the hypersonic tech that propels it — could be scaled up and adapted to the tricky, high-stakes business of sending things to space.
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While the Fed isn't singularly responsible for policing market competition, it does have the power of the megaphone, and the implications of the research unveiled last week should signal a sea change across government: either tame the corporate giants, or watch helplessly as they eat everything not nailed down.
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It'll mark a sea change from Trump's last two addresses to Congress, where Vice President Pence and then-Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) smiled and applauded behind him throughout.
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This could be a sea change in campus administrative culture, which is typically so hands-off that the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill had no idea (this is the most charitable explanation) that one of its departments ran a huge academic fraud operation for 18 years.
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Mitt Romney of Utah and Susan Collins of Maine, who could likely vote in favor of additional witnesses, predicted a sea change on Monday after details of Bolton's book were made public, but it remains unclear if Democrats can win over the necessary four Republicans to call witnesses.
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"We are thrilled to unveil the name of our second ship — Valiant Lady — and to deliver on our commitment to offer travelers a sea change in how they can experience cruising in this fantastic part of the world," said Tom McAlpin, CEO of Virgin Voyages in a press release.
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The education bets by Lemann and Warburg underscore a sea change in how investors are playing the education market in Latin America's largest economy, where private primary school chains bolstered by a quest for alternatives to threadbare public schools are replacing for-profit universities as the smart-money bet.
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