One of Ohlala's selling points is its strict policy regarding no-shows — that's one way it preserves its "instant" and "on-demand" selling points.
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Clinton has two selling points that are key to marginalized
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The selling points are really the amenities and the lifestyle.
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Sound is also supposedly one of this machine's selling points.
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But it is starting to lose all these selling points.
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Those are all really, really good selling points for me.
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Convenience is one of the major selling points for Soylent.
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For Facebook, last cycle's liabilities are this cycle's selling points.
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One of Uber's biggest selling points is its seamless payment system.
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Wasn't cashless travel one of the main selling points of Uber?
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Adaptability is one of the major selling points of the Eclipse.
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Practicality and comfort have historically been selling points for the Corvette.
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Their main selling points are portability but that's where it ends.
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Multiple logins have been one of the Chromebook's key selling points.
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Reports suggest additional cameras could be among the key selling points.
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In this eloquent performance, the concerto's subtleties were its selling points.
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They've always also had this as one of their selling points.
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The iPhone's design is arguably one of its major selling points.
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Then, his bipartisan nature and establishment-friendly bona fides were selling points.
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One of its biggest selling points though are the RGB lights inside.
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One of JD's selling points is same-day or next day delivery.
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In fact, one of HBO Max's strongest selling points is its content.
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After all, price has long been one of the Air's selling points.
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Blackberry, by the looks of it, just ran out of selling points.
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Those are great selling points to companies looking to attract skilled workers.
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Apple has made privacy and security important selling points for its products.
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The three key selling points for hiring prisoners to do this work?
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Audio quality is one of the new Amazon Echo's major selling points.
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Trump's handling of the economy and unemployment are his strongest selling points.
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The short delivery time and comparable prices were also big selling points.
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Timmy and Tommy will have different selling points for turnips every day.
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And financial engineering is clearly one of the Vision Fund's selling points.
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These services, in turn, served as selling points for buying newer smartphones.
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One of the coveted selling points for investors is its highly-engaged audience.
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One of the big selling points of Sling TV is it's cross-platform.
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One of the selling points for marijuana legalization has been to reduce crime.
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One of the strongest selling points for the Switch is its hybrid nature.
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The Guardian GT looks immense, but its real selling points is its dexterity.
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One of the iPhone 7's big selling points is its new camera.
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For instance, Google uses the Allo and Duo messaging apps as selling points.
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The gameness of the Hilo native was one of his key selling points.
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One of the plane's main selling points is its range: nearly 3,737 miles.
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Uber's selling points for drivers are based on ideas of freedom and autonomy.
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One of the biggest selling points for YouTube TV is live local channels.
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They cite the easy commute and spectacular views as the biggest selling points.
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Video chat was always one of Echo Show and Spot's biggest selling points.
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In doing so, some of the jet's one-time selling points became challenges.
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A few are pushing job and on-time graduation guarantees as selling points.
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But one of McAllister's major selling points has been his number of likes.
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The study's findings also undermined Trump's selling points on new auto manufacturing rules.
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Its top selling points include no minimum balance requirements and no management fees.
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This was one of the selling points it used to lure new recruits.
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Lavatories and galleys are not items airlines typically use as selling points to customers.
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Unlike some RSS apps, one of Feedbin's main selling points is its elegant design.
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One of the biggest selling points of the Nintendo Switch is its hybrid nature.
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The language of "eternal life" seems to have been among religion's chief selling points.
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"One of the Pulse's key selling points, is its compact, "intuitive concealed carry design.
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It hit all the right selling points: premium design, flagship specs, and killer pricing.
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One of the "selling points" of this product is it can't access the Internet.
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The main selling points of this kit seem to be price, simplicity, and windows.
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After all, that's been one of Windows 10's big cross-device selling points.
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Woods listed an abundance of privacy and no paparazzi as the main selling points.
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Slogan "Made From Plants For People Who Love Meat" Selling points Vegan, gluten-free.
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Slogan "Exotic by Nature, Conscious by Choice" Selling points Vegan, soy-free, non-G.
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One of legalization's most common selling points is that it serves as a corrective.
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They also tout "transparency and accessibility" as selling points, with most works priced under $5,000.
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The Cosmos doesn't have any of these selling points, and it's not particularly cheap, either.
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But the new wireless Beats share one of the AirPods' biggest selling points, the W1.
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One of Hickenlooper's primary selling points was his accomplishments while dealing with a Republican legislature.
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Business Insider acquired two decks from the organization that lay out its key selling points.
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I'm sure that's not entirely true, but something about its selling points were naggingly preachy.
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What, after all, were and are the selling points for low taxes and minimal regulation?
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It's one of Salesforce's key selling points, so Stokes' expertise will be crucial going forward.
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One of the iPhone 11's biggest selling points is the dramatically increased battery life.
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These rivals are increasingly adding lucrative content that used to be prime selling points for Netflix.
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Ease of use One of the key selling points of any meal kit is its convenience.
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One of the biggest selling points of the iPhone 7 is that it's finally water-resistant.
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Edlich knows Il Pelicano's position above this backyard is one of the estate's biggest selling points.
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Real estate listings have begun to (half-jokingly, I think?) mention nearby PokéStops as selling points.
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There are several unique selling points offered by mobile banking, and it presents many amazing opportunities.
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One of the group's selling points is the mere ability to clone these extremely old trees.
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Believers in virtual currencies say that one of their selling points is freedom from government meddling.
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The device was an attempt to capitalize on one of the Versa's strongest selling points: price.
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One of the main selling points of Ramp is that it offers you control and visibility.
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In fact, the low barrier of entry has always been one of podcasting's primary selling points.
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While simplicity and ease are robo-advisors' top-selling points, they're not right for every strategy.
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One of Telegram's main selling points has been its claim to provide secure, encrypted communication service.
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One of Voatz's top selling points, Sawhney said, is that the blockchain is a flawless record keeper.
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Vue already offers a similar option, which has been one of its bigger selling points to date.
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These sales drive the price down, which triggers the selling points of other programme and so on.
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One of the big selling points is that it's actually going to be a co-op experience.
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Fast. Current. Affordable. These are some of the biggest selling points of your go-to chain, Zara.
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One of the selling points for online video providers is that it is easy to sign up.
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Other speculation involves an even beefier battery and more RAM, both longtime selling points on OnePlus devices.
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But Mr. Perry said he expects one of the condo's strongest selling points will be the sights.
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Running for president, Mr. Trump jiu-jitsued facts that would have ended other candidacies into selling points.
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We weigh the categories based on how often states use them as selling points to attract business.
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The pooches in the video, purporting to speak in human voices, bark about Bloomberg's various selling points.
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I need selling points and to pick my best plants and bring them all clean and shiny.
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Every new iPhone has a few major selling points, often in the form of new hardware features.
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In fact, that's one of the selling points for Google's new approach to building in-car operating systems.
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As an oil company, the selling-points for Aramco are strong (provided the oil price is high enough).
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Amazon eliminating these troubles could remove one of the last big selling points for brick-and-mortar retailers.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)One of Apple's biggest selling points is the general high quality of its products.
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Its main selling points are its colorful, Swatch-esque design, 23-month battery life, and its $280 price.
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Keto evangelists leverage this idea of an alternative fuel source as one of the diet's main selling points.
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And one of its main selling points is how it copes with very fine details, such as hair.
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When Google launched its Pixel phones in October, it touted Assistant as one of the main selling points.
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I think it's actually one of the "selling points" (if there is such a thing) with our campaign.
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It's apparently going to have the same selling points: better range than most everyday routers and "smart" features.
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When Amazon representatives visited New York, officials even reportedly rode ferries and CitiBikes with them as selling points.
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When the co-founders couldn't agree on our top three selling points, I called a whiteboard session meeting.
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He cited good connectivity, international universities and an attractive fiscal discipline as the top-selling points of Milan.
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OR: Mm. OR: Well, I think you've just outlined what-, what one of our major selling points are.
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Rather than dooming the campaigns, these pledges to reject PAC money have become central selling points for voters.
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Attributes that were attractive to banks in the first place are now selling points for the converted properties.
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The photographers take advantage of this global arena, promoting their own nationalities and mother tongues as selling points.
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Use just simple little accents here, nothing that&aposs gonna distract the eye from the real selling points.
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Those were selling points, and in doing all of that we came up with the most cost-efficient way.
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One of Amazon's other selling points for the new Fire 230 is an improved 503 GHz quad-core processor.
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One of the main selling points is the claim that the devices would have a "civilizing effect" on officers.
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To that end, Chinese consumers in Beijing told CNN that price is one of Luckin Coffee's biggest selling points.
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One of Tesla's big selling points is the company's ability to wirelessly push software updates to its electric vehicles.
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One of Pandora's strongest selling points was that it could intelligently recommend music to users based on radio stations.
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Now, one of TweetDeck's bigger selling points is making its way over to Twitter, with this support for Teams.
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In addition to the Upfronts decline, in 2015, we saw the selling points of TV and digital players reverse.
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Samsung DeX is going to be one of the Tab S4's biggest selling points and for good reason.
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One of the selling points of the smart tiny home Kasita is it comes equipped with a Casper mattress.
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The ease with which those devices put the internet at your fingertips is one of their big selling points.
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All of these have been major selling points on other platforms that have more established audiences for video content.
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One of Trump's biggest selling points during the election was that he would run his government like a business.
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But the system turned one of virtual reality's biggest selling points, a feeling of physical presence, into a distraction.
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"Importantly, I think he can carry Pennsylvania," Casey said, highlighting one of Biden's biggest selling points with fellow Democrats.
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One of the ManHood's biggest selling points is that it's designed to make circumcised glans more sensitive during sex.
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In that sea of competition, one of Codecademy's unique selling points has been that it is free to use.
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This aria benefits when sung by a soprano with plush sound and velvety legato, not Ms. Radvanovsky's selling points.
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Your best selling points combined with their relevant keywords will appeal the most to your potential employer, Augustine says.
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One of the selling points of the new office is a rooftop tennis court that Mr. Ackman asked for.
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The IronWolf allows multiple users to access the drive — with file sharing and remote access part of its selling points.
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But it sounds like one of Rlay's big selling points is its ability to integrate with existing enterprise database technology.
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The big takeaway is that they're short on selling points, but their super tall displays is certainly one of them.
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One of the product's selling points was the ability to download offline playlists from the likes of iHeartRadio and Deezer.
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This interaction between Voiceflow and its user base was one of the key selling points for True Ventures' Tony Conrad.
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One of Senso's big selling points is that unlike a Kinect or similar device, you don't need an external camera.
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When Nintendo first announced the Switch, one of the biggest selling points was the console's massive potential for local multiplayer.
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One of the biggest selling points of Facebook's live video push thus far has been the immediacy of the platform.
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SnapBridge is also another disappointment even though it's listed as one of the main selling points of the Nikon D500.
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Dropping people right into a game — one of the main selling points of VR — feels like a natural next step.
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Those are strong selling points at a time when many liberals view the Sanders wing of the party as ascendant.
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There are exceptions to this, like Kingdom Come: Deliverance, whose intricate fighting system is one of its biggest selling points.
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One of their selling points is an immigration policy that makes it easier for tech talent to enter the country.
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Unlike the Sports Club, however, Printing House's selling points rest squarely on two features — the outdoor pool and the views.
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We're hearing a lot of extreme selling points like "biggest tax cut in U.S. history" and touting the bipartisan effort.
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The categories are weighted based on how frequently they are used as selling points in state economic development marketing materials.
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Prayer and holy production are their (and most surviving nun operations') main selling points, while established relationships are their lifeblood.
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In his client note, Laszewski said that the Medicaid reductions proposed by the bill are big selling points to conservatives.
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The company acknowledged that it has suffered from a buyer backlash against diesel, long one of its strongest selling points.
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In fact, it's actually one of the selling points that Bloomberg and backers have been using to support his candidacy.
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While each of them have their own selling points, most of them revolve around using Google's chops in artificial intelligence.
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And in a world where consumer expectations for quality and aesthetics online are extremely high, those are major selling points.
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This kind of global reach was one of Twitter's selling points when it struck the deal in the first place.
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You try to find something that meets all the requirements, but you want some value added to make good selling points.
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One of the biggest selling points for artificial grass is that it doesn&apost need constant watering to keep it green.
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UBI's 12.08% CET1 ratio and a relatively low volume of NPLs at 13.4bn will be some of the deal's selling points.
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This is meant to guide people with impaired vision, which is one of the biggest selling points for fully autonomous cars.
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Water resistance was one of the main selling points of the second generation Boosted Board, which was announced earlier this summer.
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Excellent benefits like lounge access, Global Entry refunds, and statement credits for travel are all selling points in a card's favor.
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The can will suit places like The Philippines well as transport, light exposure and environmental concerns will be key selling points.
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But he clearly doesn't care about conventional political wisdom, which is one of his biggest selling points on the campaign trail.
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The security provided by decentralization is one of dYdX's selling points versus centralized competitors like Poloniex that offer margin trading opportunities.
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A FCC filing suggests that one of the big selling points will be the S Pen because it'll be Bluetooth-enabled.
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The interface of Workplace closely follows that of Facebook, which has been one of the key selling points for the service.
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When the Windows MR headsets were unveiled, one of the main selling points of the devices were their low price-point.
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When we last saw Zenefits, the company essentially handed off one of its initial core selling points — insurance brokerage — to partners.
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After all, one of the main selling points for tech stocks last year was how disconnected they were from macro drivers.
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Among the agency's selling points is the concept of "marijuana for the 1 percent" rather than the Cheech and Chong stereotype.
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As Docker's VP of Enterprise Marketing David Messina told me, the company now considers security one of its main selling points.
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In addition to the rising competition, one of the key selling points for Tesla's cars is now being called into doubt.
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One of the Model 3's big selling points is its autonomous driving software, which can be updated on the fly.
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While many of the game's exact details are missing in the video, its raw gameplay footage confirms some major selling points.
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But, one of the main selling points for Natural Cycles is that it doesn&apost alter the body in any way.
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Outside of the price and size reduction, the selling points of Nebia's third-generation shower are similar to its previous models.
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The listing also mentions its proximity to SoulCycle, Equinox, and Lululemon, which are evidently selling points for any young tech entrepreneur.
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Image: SpotifyOne of the big selling points of smartwatches is the ability to control apps without needing to pull out your phone.
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B&O is in the midst of a turnaround that aims to cut its distribution network, leaving it with fewer selling points.
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The company introduced the 7373 MAX family of aircraft in 2011, touting its quieter engines and better fuel efficiency as selling points.
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Today, fitness and health tracking remain one of the key selling points for the new crop of wearable devices, Apple Watch included.
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If I'm being charitable, the PRs were unaware of the camera's selling points and unable to demo its functionalities to eager journalists.
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Indeed, one of WHOOP's selling points to potential new members is the insights that can be gleaned from its high-performance athletes.
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This is most painfully obvious when it comes to App Continuity, one of the device's primary selling points from a software perspective.
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Displaying YouTube videos and showing recipes are top selling points for smart displays, said Gummi Hafsteinsson, the Google product director overseeing Assistant.
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User Interface One of the biggest selling points for DirecTV Now, at least in this cord cutter's opinion, is the user interface.
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They're iterative upgrades that are certainly welcome additions for most users — but not selling points if you're upgrading from last year's model.
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One of its main selling points, and key features, was the ability to offer fast internet in the palm of your hand.
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One of the GOP's top selling points to its base has been its ability to put conservative judges on the Supreme Court.
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Major selling points were the large volume of content running through computer servers and the idea that nobody could dominate the medium.
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With a site that ships things as large as sofas, one of Chairish's key selling points is that they handle the logistics.
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Lack of WiFi and cell service, once unforgivable for any hotel, have become selling points at places like La Pause, in Morocco.
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While social lubrication could probs be argued as one of alcohol's main selling points, the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) has other ideas.
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Corporations did not reinvest that lovely payday back into the US economy, either — another one of the bill&aposs supposed selling points.
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One of Facebook's main selling points for the digital currency is the ability to provide instantaneous monetary transfers at minimal fees. Rep.
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But the tablet was scrapped at the last minute, reportedly because it didn't have enough "unique selling points" to merit its existence.
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So, we've laid it all out, drilling down and explaining each tablet's biggest selling points and drawbacks, starting with the most affordable option.
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Search SmartsOne of the Pixelbook's biggest selling points is Google Assistant — this is the first laptop to have Google's smart helper built in.
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Motorola, which is now owned by China's Lenovo, launched the Moto G5, emphasizing battery life and camera quality as its main selling points.
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Cross-play has been one of the biggest selling points for Fortnite, allowing players to engage in the battle royale, regardless of platform.
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In that regard, one of Illumio's unique selling points is that it has stayed very much as an agnostic provider in the mix.
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The good news is the company manages to do so without removing too many of the product's key selling points in the process.
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YouTube TV's DVR, on the other hand, has been one of its bigger selling points as it promises unlimited storage for your shows.
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One of Amazon's big selling points for the Spot is the ability to use it for video calling, just like the Echo Show.
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These two factors, speed and the ability for programmers to easily weave Checkr into an app, are two of its biggest selling points.
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Still, Amazon seems to be highlighting the low rates and quick 24-hour pickup time as the main selling points for its service.
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The feature has the same selling points as it does on other operating systems — namely being easier on the eyes and the battery.
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Plus, an Apple car would almost certainly look cool and be both fun to use and a status symbol — not insignificant selling points.
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One of the selling points of PROMESA was that the cost of Medicaid is much lower in Puerto Rico than in the states.
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The initiative, known as Very DVRC, after the road's initials, has also seized on the business and tourism selling points of the plan.
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The startup believes one of its biggest selling points is that it doesn't have overdraft fees, minimum balance charges or foreign transaction fees.
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In fact, one of the main selling points is that you can release one of the ice cubes without impacting the other cubes.
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"It's one of our selling points — we're a great hockey school," said Matt Desrosiers, who finished his 10th season as the women's coach.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)OK, now that we've covered all the major barriers, let's get into the Note 225+'s biggest selling points.
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Applicants are asked to provide their height, job, hobbies, "special skill" and "selling points," their impression of Maezawa, and a photo of themselves.
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PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. — There are selling points about this community on Long Island's North Shore that real estate agents whisper to house hunters.
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One Disney Plus' biggest selling points for Star Wars fans was the 4K UHD restoration of the original films and the prequel trilogy.
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Early selling points were removable limbs that slid into a sleeve and a telescoping trunk, the whole contracting into an easily stored box.
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One of the selling points for investments in cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin has been their lack of correlation to established global financial markets.
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Hatoful Boyfriend's strange premise was one of its unique selling points, and the idea played a huge part in the game's marketing and promotion.
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One of 3-D printing's biggest selling points is its potential for customization—and what's more personal than the products people use for pleasure?
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One of 3-D printing's biggest selling points is its potential for customization—and what's more personal than the products people use for pleasure?
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There are actually eight selling points in all listed on the page, which forces you to consider how insufficient the classic Frisbee really is.
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But put up against these other experiences, it doesn't do enough to differentiate itself, and it eschews many of the series's unique selling points.
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The $399 price tag will undoubtedly be one of the device's top selling points, undercutting the Rift and Vive by $200 and $400, respectively.
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One of the Plus's new big selling points will undoubtedly be that users are now able to get replacements if they break their GoPro.
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The adoption of such technology would boost sales by offering "new selling points through radical form factor design and user behavior changes," says Kuo.
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Among its selling points are a restaurant by Seamus Mullen and a 3,475-square-foot rooftop patio with a plunge pool and fire pit.
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When Google unveiled the $33 Pixel 4 earlier this month, it highlighted the phone's advanced camera and motion-sensing capabilities as main selling points.
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"A lot of the selling points of ETFs such as simplicity, transparency, cost, efficiency liquidity – a lot of it is a lie," Lamotte said.
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There are some selling points, of course: Denver's affordability, proximity to universities and large pool of tech talent keep it solidly in the running.
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Many of the products marketed to parents include some texting, phone call and pedometer features, but one of their major selling points is safety.
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Homebuilders say one of the biggest selling points in 373 isn't a three-car garage or a grand entryway — it's a home with flexibility.
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Which brings us to the obvious but important detail that one of Biden's main selling points is a gauzy nostalgia for the Obama era.
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That partnership resulted in the launch of the Huawei P9 smartphone, which touted its innovative dual-lens camera as one of its selling points.
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Access and convenience are selling points in the sharing economy, but Harley-Davidson's strengths lie in the design and full package of its vehicles.
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Peterman's success acclimating so quickly was one of the many selling points for Browne, who made just one campus visit while exploring his options.
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In fact, the idea of creating social conversations around live TV has been one of Twitter's key selling points, much less so with Facebook.
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Key selling points include wireless charging, bigger screens powered by cutting-edge OLED display technology, and advanced cameras that allow facial recognition and augmented reality.
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With West, Rivers, Paul, and the city of L.A. as selling points in every pitch meeting, it won't be easy to pass on the Clippers.
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Google on Tuesday rolled out its new Pixel smartphone — and one of its big selling points is that it comes with "Google Assistant" built in.
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Here's the rub, though – while that's almost certainly destined to be one of the duck's top selling points, it's still relegated to the product roadmap.
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Boeing was concerned that the FAA might consider this enough to give the Max its own type rating, undermining one of its promised selling points.
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And with those improvements over the last few years, it would be easy to argue that Siri could be one of Apple's biggest selling points.
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And that certainly seems to be the case with Barrett, whose religious convictions appear to be one of the primary selling points in her favor.
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Google may have a few VR projects lined up across hardware, but for now one of its biggest selling points for mobile VR is YouTube .
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A former CIA officer, Goldman Sachs banker and US House staffer, McMullin touts a strong resume and firmly conservative message as his major selling points.
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One of Fitbit's selling points has always been that its devices are compatible with different operating systems, and the same is true with the Versa.
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In a game where one of the other selling points is "no season pass this time around," that's a bit of a yikes from me.
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Making a camera easier to use with just your hands is important when a camera's main selling points is that it's pocket-sized and portable.
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Ethereum evangelists tout the network's inherent decentralization as one of its selling points since being decentralized makes the network more immune to failure and manipulation.
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Another advantage: Tello has the same selling points of major networks, like fast browsing speeds, calls that don't drop, and coast-to-coast wireless coverage.
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The thump is one of the bikes' biggest selling-points: some buyers pay workshops to tinker with their new bikes to make it even louder.
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Founders participating in the competition pointed to both Kubernetes and TensorFlow as selling points for GCP — and of course, the free cloud credits don't hurt.
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Were that to occur, Trump would be denied a record U.S. stock market as one of his chief selling points for another term in office.
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We would have conference calls with regional presidents and managers coaching us on how to word our selling points so the customer can't say no.
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This is one of the marquee selling points of the newest generations of the iPhone under the leadership of Tim Cook, Apple's chief since 2011.
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It also bothers him that creative types are reduced to selling points when the South Bronx has been an incubator for music, art and fashion.
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One of the selling points of Brave is that it uses its token (BAT, Basic Attention Token) to disrupt the current financial norms of online publishing.
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Of course, Amazon Music Unlimited's recommendations aren't as surprising and on point as Spotify's, whose "Discover Weekly" playlist remains one of the service's best selling points.
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The Tesla Supercharger network is one of the company's biggest selling points for its charging speed, convenience, simplicity, and integration into the vehicle's on-board computer.
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Third-party functionality was one of Samsung's primary Bixby selling points since launch, leaving the heavy lifting up to third parties who specialized in such things.
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The sea views, the greenery, the two 18-hole golf courses, a casino and a marina festooned with quayside restaurants are selling points, transport links aren't.
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As a gamer wading through an increasingly diverse array of purchase options, I have recently found myself more and more fixated on games' flashier selling points.
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The device is a nod to the company's pre-smartphone existence, a candy bar feature phone that boasts Snake as one of its biggest selling points.
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A detachable keyboard, pen, and touchscreen are the main selling points, and Microsoft labels the MacBook Air "slower, heavier, and a bit square" in the commercial.
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But now, the same details that are selling points in campus brochures have become focal points of a different sort as colleges brace for what's next.
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She continues: Many of the products marketed to parents include some texting, phone call and pedometer features, but one of their major selling points is safety.
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Making them bring cash home from abroad was one of the selling points of the GOP tax cut that was passed at the end of 2017.
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From "The Breakfast Club," I learned that rage and degradation are the selling points of an alluring bad boy, not the red flags of an abuser.
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Its biggest selling points included a four-player cooperative design, a ludicrous number of procedurally generated guns, and a dark but deeply silly sense of humor.
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One of his biggest selling points for bankers, after all, is that some of them think they can reverse his policies within a matter of years.
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Nextep Systems has made accessibility for deaf consumers one of their main selling points, while telling me they also had accessible keyboards attached for blind consumers.
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"This erodes one of the key selling points of the Max in the first place," Jonathan Raviv, an analyst for Citi, said in a research note.
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Crunchyroll's biggest selling points were that it had shows up on the service faster than pirated versions, professionally translated, and it was supporting the original creators.
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One of Facebook's biggest selling points to advertisers is that you can use the company's vast data trove to target users based on almost any personal characteristic.
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The Uconnect system was easy enough to get used to and swipe through, even while driving, but Android Auto and Apple's CarPlay were the biggest selling points.
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The show's premise rests on the cast being giant, sloppy messes, but one of the selling points of Family Reunion was that they had supposedly grown up.
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Among its selling points was the fact that you could use its gimbal as a handheld stabilizer for the Hero line of action cameras, expanding its utility.
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Chatterjee predicts that there will be several new selling points in 25, such as organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays, high-speed modems, and virtual reality features.
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I suspect the combo of those selling points gave a lot of people tacit permission to kick back, relax, and just enjoy the two-hour Queen concert.
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So for her, the selling points of her two-story Staten Island apartment were the high ceilings and morning light — something you can barely find in Manhattan.
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The problem with Tinder Social is somewhat of an odd oversight for the app, which has before touted its privacy features as one of its selling points.
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It's unclear what the key selling points were ... but you have to think the home theater, backyard pool/volleyball court and in-house stripper pole didn't hurt.
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Buttigieg's command of political language and his ideas for rethinking the way we talk about weighty concepts were some of the early selling points for his campaign.
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Clinton is less likely than Mr. Sanders to let government get in the way of the Valley's creativity and enterprise is one of her strongest selling points.
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One of Pokémon Go's selling points so far has been its friendliness, but there's no guarantee that will extend into a system that's known for engendering hostility.
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Estimated stay: five nights The trip culminates with one of the biggest selling points of the entire adventure — a stay at Deplar Farm on Iceland's Troll Peninsula.
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Capping off this impressive array of selling points is Volta's versatile cargo bay, reactive brake lights, and smart front and rear lights that automatically engage after dark.
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In the voting this summer for Conservative Party leader — and, hence, prime minister — Mr. Johnson's prime selling points were his personal popularity and skills as a campaigner.
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More notably, Samsung says this update includes more advanced health- and fitness-tracking options, taking aim at the biggest selling points of the fitness-forward Apple Watch.
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While the service unfortunately just lost all Viacom channels, Sony still believes its larger selling points like its cloud DVR will give it an edge over rivals.
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In those pockets of union support, Trump's biggest selling points, local leaders say, are his support for gun rights and his tough stances on immigration and trade.
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The obvious selling points are comparatively low prices, steady income, next to no maintenance, and wear and tear limited to the odd oil stain on the cement.
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These pretty pastel hues are honestly big selling points for the iPhone 113, even if we do keep our phones enclosed in a case at all times.
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The GOP wants more selling points for voters as it tries to stop Democrats from flipping the 23 GOP-held seats needed to take a House majority.
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Indeed, one of the chief selling points of Chavismo to its Western fans wasn't just that it was an example of socialism, but of democratic socialism, too.
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Drop the year of your college graduation or other certifications unless their recency is one of your main selling points, as these too could date you, says Suarez.
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Huawei's example reminds us that machine learning itself is not the unique selling point; the unique selling points are and will be built on top of machine learning.
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The selling point (if something this expensive can be said to have selling points) is that it's got big medium format camera guts in a lightweight mirrorless body.
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While its function as a smart speaker is a large part of the appeal here, one of the core selling points is the built-in Google Assistant display.
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It's hard to say too much about NBC's delightfully daffy afterlife comedy The Good Place without spoiling one of its primary selling-points: the multiple madcap plot-twists.
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However, one of the service's bigger selling points is its perks for AT&T subscribers, who can stream to mobile devices without tapping into their wireless data plans.
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But missing from Cruz's pitch, to the consternation of some top Republicans in his orbit, is any mention of his ethnicity, perhaps one of Cruz's greatest selling points.
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Of course, IS makes a point of flouting all the accepted laws of war; that is one of its selling points in the eyes of its fanatical supporters.
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One of 3D printing's biggest selling points has always been the ability to create objects that would otherwise be difficult or impossible to build with more traditional methods.
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Other houses might offer bigger floor plans, but the one on Babbling Brook Court had two big selling points: a commanding hilltop view and, perhaps most importantly, privacy.
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One of the chief selling points of leveraged loans has been their seniority to bond- and stockholders and their call on corporate assets in the event of default.
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The language of empowerment, feminism, and ethics make great selling points, but porn for women isn't immune to the many industry-wide traps producers purportedly work to avoid.
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While it is one of the app's biggest selling points, the added layer of security makes it almost impossible for the company to track and remove fake news.
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The Phantom Reactor, made in a factory in Fontainebleau south of Paris, will be available in Devialet's 460 selling points worldwide, including in Singapore, Seoul and Hong Kong.
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The low cost and long lifespan (so to speak) of these bait stations are both certainly selling points, but so too is the ripple effect of their efficacy.
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But Bloomberg's advertising blitz pushing his moderate record and his promise to take down Trump in the general election stole Biden's two major selling points in this race.
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The $350 smartphone comes with features that have been billed as selling points for more expensive models, like a triple-lens camera and an edge-to-edge screen.
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One of the biggest selling points of Amazon's Echo hardware is the always-listening feature that lets Alexa always be on hand to respond to any queries or commands.
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Still, it's a notable disappointment for one of the phone's key selling points and a stumble for a feature that's designed to point the way forward for the company.
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The device will connect to Bluetooth headphones, but excluding a hardwired option doesn't make a lot of sense on a device that counts cost among its main selling points.
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There's nothing cool about being a purist if all it means is you're not going to use a mobile phone, especially if that's one of your only selling points.
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The primary selling points of the TFT-LCD model may be the innovative user experience of an integrated full-screen design and 3D sensing with a lower price tag.
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"As Galaxy S93 lacks sufficiently attractive selling points (except full-screen design), the OLED iPhone could well be a bigger draw for consumers," the note said, according to 9to5Mac.
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The tournament in the world's most famous arena has always been one of the conference's big selling points, and a way to link the old and new Big East.
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Unsurprisingly, Stride also offers deep integrations with the rest of Atlassian's tools (as well as third-party integrations) and that will surely be among the service's main selling points.
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The city's weather, easy beach access, public parks and dozens of craft breweries are also selling points to the millennial talent pool from which tech companies draw, he said.
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One of the selling points of the Coddle mattress is that you can get a different sleeping experience on each side due to the two different types of foam.
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Apple touted the speaker's ability to sense its location and adjust the audio accordingly as well features such as its in-house designed woofer as being key selling points.
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The home's biggest selling points, according to Weiss, are its expansive entertaining spaces, proximity to Georgetown's restaurants and iconic monuments and the residence even has its own parking garage.
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No surprise there: With laptops continuing to compete against faster, very media-friendly smartphones, the fact that laptops continue to trump them in other ways become unique selling points.
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FreeTaxUSA in a nutshellBased on its name, you can probably deduce that one of FreeTaxUSA&aposs main selling points is that it&aposs free to e-file your taxes.
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That means hardware features supported by these chips will become selling points for phones throughout the year, and could trickle down into budget-priced chips launched later by Qualcomm.
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One of Apple's big selling points of its new credit card is that it aims to improve financial health by making the information around payments and transactions easier to understand.
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When Walker and others were promoting the project, one of the major selling points was the number of blue-collar jobs it would bring back to the former manufacturing center.
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Weaknesses: But selecting the establishment Thune would undercut one of Trump's selling points - that he's taking on Washington from the outside; Thune is about as inside as you can get.
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Unity's simplicity may be one of its greatest selling points, but as the engine matures in its ambitions, so too does the risk of compromising its core mission, Riccitiello says.
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One of Google's strongest selling points to manufacturers was the lack of an associated fee for Android — a major advantage over Microsoft, which offered its alternative OS for a cost.
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"The main reason I picked him," Dr. Carlson said, "was he seemed like he'd win in the general election, and that's one of the biggest selling points of this guy."
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Central to this lawsuit is one of the Essential Phone's key selling points: the option to swap in modular add-ons, made possible thanks to the phone's unique cordless connector.
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While privacy, HD video and freeing up phone space are strong selling points, Alively will have to convince the world of the joys of close friend live streaming to succeed.
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The devices reportedly won't ship with a keyboard cover — one of the Surface's biggest selling points — though they'll all sport a kickstand and feature a USB C port for charging.
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The day before Senate Republicans voted to pass their tax bill, they were faced with an expert analysis of their proposal that undercuts all of the major GOP selling points.
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And things like Photos and Play Movies feel like the utility apps on your PC or phone — you should expect them to be there, but they're not marquee selling points.
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Third-party integration was supposed to be one of Bixby's biggest selling points, but in the year and a half since launch, Samsung hasn't offered a lot on that front.
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One of the key selling points for the 2900 Affordable Care Act (ACA), or Obamacare, was that this landmark piece of legislation would lower runaway increases in health care spending.
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"We predict that new 2H20 iPhone models will have three key selling points, including (1) all-new form factor design, (2) 5G support, and (3) camera function upgrades," Kuo wrote.
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Indeed, one of Batumi's selling points is that you can walk along the shore of the Black Sea and ski the slopes of the Adjara mountains in a single day.
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The portrayal of Warren primarily as a candidate of competence — "Warren has a plan for that" became a signature rallying cry — was not true to the candidate's strongest selling points.
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Using our tried-and-true methodology, we assign a weight to each category based on how frequently the states use them as selling points in their economic development marketing pitches.
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One of the selling points of exchange traded funds over mutual funds has been investors' ability to buy and sell them throughout the day, controlling the timing of their trades.
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This is sure to disappoint some customers regardless, though, as one of the selling points of Sling was that it was significantly (rather than marginally) more affordable than the competition.
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Its major selling points so far include more Gosselaar on TV and executive producer Dan Fogelman – the man who helped cement our obsession with Ryan Gosling by writing Crazy, Stupid, Love.
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One of Hanson's selling points was that exercising naked allows the instructor to better see your form, but as we start to fatigue and get sloppy, Dmitri rarely says a word.
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Here's what Kuo expects from this year's iPhone cameras: "We forecast the camera upgrade will be one of the new 2H19 iPhone's major selling points," Kuo wrote in the Wednesday note.
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Nearly two months after the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus' launch, users might finally be getting access to one of the phones' main selling points: a new virtual assistant called Bixby.
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The approach isn't nearly as drastic (read: marketing) at first glance with the AERO83's X-Rite Pantone color grading, but it's one of Gigabyte's main selling points for the laptop.
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Add to it the acoustic and optical camouflage that comes with being made out of mostly water—one of the material's big selling points—and that goldfish didn't have a chance.
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Until Apple ups the resolution on the Air (or, rather, if Apple ups the resolution on the Air), the screen will continue to be one of the laptop's central selling points.
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Other Chinese platforms like Jingdong — comparable to Amazon — have made the authenticity of items on sale one of their key selling points to Chinese consumers, particularly for electronics and branded goods.
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One of the selling points of ProtonMail is that it makes end-to-end encryption, a mechanism that makes messages readable just by the sender and the receiver, easy to use.
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Scooters often replaced short car trips in Portland, offering some support for one of the biggest selling points the companies have made to communities: They can help reduce congestion and pollution.
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S. Small Cap: 2401%International Large Cap: 2401%International Small Cap: 25%Emerging Markets: 16%Schwab Intelligent Portfolio ServicesOne of the biggest selling points for Schwab Intelligent Portfolio is its customization.
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The much-anticipated service, which Samsung put forward as one of the phone's key selling points, will come to the S8 series via an update that is due out in the spring.
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In all Motherboard contacted over a dozen airlines and hotel chains that appeared to be impacted by loyalty point fraud: one vendor on Dream Market was selling points for each of them.
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This year's phone places emphasis on the new Z Camera that enables Hand ID and Air Motion, and while interesting, I don't think that they're selling points that you should care about.
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Tango and Daydream are both promising platforms, but it's unclear whether they're big enough selling points to drive adoption, especially since we can't say much more about the ZenFone AR's quality otherwise.
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One of the biggest selling points for the Boom is its ultra-rugged waterproof casing, which lets you bring the speaker by the pool, out in the snow, or on a beach.
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When one of the main selling points for your service is the ability to stream live sports, the last thing you want is a full-on service meltdown during a huge game.
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With a recession looming, one of its selling points is its liquidity compared with that of the endowment model, where investors may not see their money back for a decade or more.
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Virtual reality and augmented reality are two possible big selling points for the next generation of mobile devices, if Apple's recently announced ARKit and Google's Tango and Daydream projects are any indication.
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"One of the selling points of the crossover investors is that they'll get to know your company early and plant a flag," says Michael Sobel, co-founder of investment bank Scenic Advisement.
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Given those selling points, and this being a relatively new financial technology that businesses still need to explain, digital marketing through websites and social media is central to the robo-advisory business.
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"I'm not sure their exact timeline for rolling out autonomous vehicles widespread, but one of the big selling points is they were are making everyone a driver and creating jobs," Solomon said.
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The imaging company is also introing a redesigned app for iOS and Android, which promises to further streamline the photo/video taking process, already one of the camera line's biggest selling points.
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To take the aforementioned Doom and Forza as examples, I don't see how Switch could compete in either of those segments, where graphics and precision controls are the most central selling points.
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"We predict that shipments of three new iPhone models in 2019 will decline by 5–10 percent YoY to 65–70mn units because of a lack of innovative selling points," he wrote.
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One of the other selling points, per the Wi-Fi Alliance, is that WiFi 6 can perform better in crowded environments where a lot of devices are connected to a single network.
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After the magazine's editors recommended that the company launch more color options, S'well expanded from one color to six; now the company's dozens of designs are one of its major selling points.
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Giving customers access to the top selling points of both cloud platforms at once will be a plus for both companies, Moness Crespi Hardt analyst Brian White said in a note this week.
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A data connection is one of the big selling points for these devices, and Sprint is clearly hoping that after several months of service, owners will find it valuable enough to start paying.
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Content is one of Clips' key selling points, along with its simple-to-a-fault UI, and Apple's promised to continue adding new stuff to the app, in order to keep things fresh.
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The G53 X Mark II's main selling points over the G7 X III are its pop-up OLED electronic viewfinder, which looks similar to recent Sony RX100 models, and its expanded zoom range.
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That can make them legally tricky to invoke against one type of bad behavior, like sexual misconduct, in an industry where rulebreaking and moral defiance have historically been championed as artists' selling points.
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Even if they're not revealing anything new, "VR-ready" will be a good label to throw around during demos — and one of the year's big selling points for anyone making a gaming device.
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However, the U.S. does have some selling points that Chinese companies don't really like to talk about on record: better air, safer food, straightforward access to funding and a government that doesn't intervene.
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Jackson Hole's 3,000 acres of lift-accessed backcountry skiing, also known as side-country terrain, is one of its key selling points, according to Anna Cole, a spokeswoman for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
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Among LG's biggest selling points for the new 18:9 screen was the ability to position two square photos next to one another, so perhaps Apple is setting the stage for that release.
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Merely the threat that the US will abandon the Iran agreement and restore sanctions casts a shadow over that nation's efforts to revive foreign investment, one of the deal's principal selling points there.
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Her lack of experience became more evident through the summer, during which questions were raised about her administrative skills as well as about transparency and honesty, two of the movement's main selling points.
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He added that while other ways of indirectly investing in gold, like buying gold-mining stocks, may provide outsized returns over a shorter time frame, one of the GLD's selling points is stability.
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One of the strongest selling points of plant-based and clean meat is the efficiency of production: The conversion of inputs to outputs is vastly more streamlined than cycling calories through an animal.
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Last week, Vice President Mike Pence pointed to a humming economy and the Republican tax plan as marquee selling points as he toured a series of competitive Midwestern House districts to boost candidates.
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The selling points of Mr Brownback's tax cuts, explains Duane Goossen, a former Kansas budget director, were that they would spur growth, pay for themselves and make everyone across the socioeconomic spectrum better off.
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Indeed, one of the club's selling points is that each member, even the Pacific island of Tuvalu (population: 11,000), is supposed to have an equally loud voice at its biennial heads-of-government meetings.
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Its other selling points, like helping kids learn how to code, doesn't seem like the strongest argument for the viability of the business when other consumer robotics companies failed left and right in 2018.
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" AH: "I think one of the best selling points about the movie is that we've been having a conversation about it for two years and either we're dumb, or this movie just holds up.
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The always-on Apple TV, meanwhile, serves as a home hub, so users can control and their appliances when they're away – easily one of the biggest selling points of the whole connected home concept.
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It's one of the premier selling points — other than Paris itself in the fall, that is — for the International Contemporary Art Fair, or FIAC, taking place there Thursday through Sunday for its 21953th edition.
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The curriculum transmitted into classrooms is one of the company's main selling points to investors, many of whom see the establishment of a standard curriculum delivered through technology as a solution to struggling schools.
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Tear, who will replace Henrik Clausen, told Reuters he would continue with an existing turnaround plan, which aims to boost margins by cutting the company's distribution network and leaving it with fewer selling points.
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Because of who Trump is, and how he's spun his abiding flaws of character into ideological selling points for his base, he was simply unable to help himself from indulging in ridiculous, scandalous behavior.
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Overall, the study counters one of the big selling points of app-based ride-hailing services—namely, that people can get rides on demand no matter the color of their skin or their appearance.
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"One of the best-selling points of this exhibition is that cyanotypes are both underrepresented and trendy at the same time," said Nancy Burns, who organized the Worcester show with Kristina Wilson of Clark University.
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As for the camera module attachment — one of the key selling points of the Hydrogen One — Jannard said they had to redesign it because the original one they were working on failed to meet expectations.
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Photo: PitchforkOne of the selling points for YouTube Music will be the ability to harness the endless amount of information Google knows about you, which it will use to try to create customized listening experiences.
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The devices won't be able to take advantage of a few of Fi's big selling points — namely, the ability to switch your network between Sprint, T-Mobile, and U.S. Cellular to get the best coverage.
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That, in turn, is thanks to this year's debut of the Versa Lite, a version of Fitbit's best smartwatch that's focused on cost, one of the company's primary selling points against the dominant Apple Watch.
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Why it matters: Education and/or work experience are the two biggest selling points for employers, which means many of the students who graduated during the recession could face more difficulty in pursuing a career.
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However, one of AimBrain's claimed key selling points is the startup's 'plug and play' modular approach that enables all three forms of authentication to be used at the same time or in a granular fashion.
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Those phones are planned to be downgrades from their predecessors except in camera power, one of the Pixel 3's biggest selling points—perhaps an opportunity for Google to succeed outside the flailing premium market.
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It is calculated as 5 percent of State Street's fee, but since one of the selling points of any exchange-traded fund is its low cost, the fee is only one-fifth of 1 percent.
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InStitchu's unique selling points include suits that are made from Australian Merino wool, and Wakefield also touted the company's showrooms, which he said combine an "old-world tailoring, sort of luxury experience" with InStitchu's technology.
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The other selling points for TiVo BOLT OTA are its commercial-skipping feature (TiVo's SkipMode), universal search across live TV, recordings and streaming services (OneSearch), and the ability to use voice commands to find programming.
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After four years without a fundamental refresh, Apple has returned with a system that builds up some of the system's strongest selling points, while introducing some tricks, and a few pain points along the way.
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Having tested them both at some length, the ability to get a quick news update first thing in the morning is arguable one of the strongest selling points for introducing them into your daily routine.
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Verizon is also likely to be asking whether the hacking has affected Yahoo's customer base, which had been one of its strong selling points, said Jacob Olcott, vice president of BitSight Technologies, a security company.
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But the silver lining was that many of the selling points of its rideshare business, which employs its drivers and is focused on safety and cleanliness, were transferable to delivery during this unprecedented health crisis.
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BRUSSELS — For Prime Minister Boris Johnson, one of the prime selling points of his Brexit agreement with the European Union is that Northern Ireland will not be legally severed from the customs territory of Britain.
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While each UK broadcaster currently operates its own free "catch-up" services for recently broadcast shows, one of the big selling points of Britbox is the older content it will offer from broadcasters' back catalogs.
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The Galaxy S20 Ultra's camera system is one of its main selling points, including a huge 108-megapixel sensor and a periscope telephoto lens that Samsung pitches as being usable at up to 100x zoom.
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A large contract with Google's holding company Alphabet was one of the main selling points of the deal when potential lenders were originally contacted to discuss financing terms, two sources close to the situation said.
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Diverse Casting Of course, one of the main selling points of Little is that it is finally a age-swap film that Black women, specifically, can connect with by having Hall, Rae, and Martin as leads.
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Elsewhere, other parts of Apple's SoC boast improved ISPs, video processing, memory controllers and more, which should result in more fluid operation, something that has been one of the iPhone's biggest selling points over the years.
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Now, however, as our interactions with money have essentially become invisible, the traditional selling points of a money service — moving, storing or growing it — have become table stakes while customers seek the product experience they want.
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There's some overlap in terms of software between the three platforms ( "Job Simulator" is available on each — and is absolutely worth the download), but it's the exclusives that the three are using as their selling points.
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They're both successors to the personal theater devices that predated modern virtual reality, and even then, the Glyph has selling points Immerex doesn't, like its endearingly bizarre design and the fact that it works with phones.
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David Solomon, the Wall Street titan's president and co-chief operating officer, told CNBC that while the economy still has some strong selling points, the possibility of a quick boost from Washington is not as promising.
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When a city's major selling points are its internet speed and its wood-fired Choo Choo train (a phenomenon in 2117), plus a couple of new hotels, it's hard to imagine what its character might be.
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Each episode of "Adventure Time" was only 11 minutes in length, but that bite-sized quality was one of the show's strongest selling points: "Adventure Time" could be almost anything, if only for a few minutes.
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Though Ferrera and Feldman were the initial selling points, the show almost immediately became an ensemble in the truest sense of the word, with every person contributing their own particular comedy style and perspective with palpable enthusiasm.
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Remember that when UFC president Dana White replaced Don King at the Republican National Convention, one of his main selling points was that he was the promoter who hadn't stomped a man to death in the street.
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Diesel, wearing a leather vest, no shirt, and a shark's tooth necklace, waxes rhapsodic about the line of Street Sharks toys, demonstrating their various selling points on a barrage of lesser toys, including, pointedly, some Ninja Turtles.
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After all, one of AR's big selling points is the fact that the technology isn't as isolating or constraining as VR. You can take it out into the world and still have full view of your surroundings.
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Discrete features of this kind are major selling points for manufacturers, so whether the networking or chip technology is there or not, when one company jumps into the fray, all the others inevitably have to follow suit.
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One of the big selling points of augmented reality as a medium is that it can theoretically gain an understanding of a location's geometry and plunk down digital content in a way that's tailored to your space.
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When HTC debuted its HTC One M8 back in 2014, one of its key selling points was the phone's Duo camera system, which consisted of both a traditional image sensor and a second camera for measuring depth.
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The DVR is one of the key selling points for Sling TV, given the increased competition in the live TV space from newcomers like YouTube TV, Hulu (which recently added live TV), and AT&T's DirecTV Now.
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After all, ditching the smartphone during a workout is one of the smartwatch's selling points, thanks to mobile payment and offline caching for music services like Pandora, so wireless earbuds are a bit of a no-brainer.
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Another hiccup: If PlayStation VR is hooked up to a PlayStation 4, the system can't show high dynamic range video, one of the key selling points of the two new PS4 systems hitting the market this year.
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Samsung's forthcoming flagship smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S8, "lacks sufficiently attractive selling points," meaning Apple's highly anticipated iPhone 8 could be a bigger draw for consumers, a prominent Apple analyst said in a note over the weekend.
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While Trump's decision not to actively fundraise was considered inside his campaign as one of his best selling points during the primary, it has also put him at a distinct disadvantage as he looks toward the general election.
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Everything else Beyond the three crucial hardware components of the battery, display, and camera, Samsung will also try to establish unique selling points for the Galaxy S8 with its new Bixby voice assistant and anticipated DeX desktop functionality.
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The fitness and health monitoring functions of the Apple Watch are already one of the company's selling points, and its recent move to help consumers more easily access and store their own health records has gotten good reviews.
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The Assistant, Google said, would be one of the the key differentiators and major selling points of the Pixel and Pixel XL. Google porting the Assistant to the Nexus 5X and 6P would be dramatic shift in strategy.
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Not unlike Hillary Clinton, one of his selling points will be that he is the most "electable" candidate from his party, an issue which came up as a strong factor for those who supported him in South Carolina.
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Microsoft appears to be focused on cross-platform and app opportunities on iOS and Android, but the ability for its universal apps to run across PC and phone is one of its key selling points for Windows 10.
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He said then he didn't see "many attractive selling points for the iPhone 7," and predicted Apple would be the only top-five smartphone brand to experience a decline in shipments year-over-year from 2015 to 2016.
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The quick pairing is also one of Apple's biggest selling points on the AirPods, which is perplexing, because connecting Bluetooth earbuds to a phone is one of the least broken parts about wireless earbuds in the first place.
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I bring this up because one of the other big selling points of the Pixel 4 is Motion Sense, a radar-fueled motion tracking system that theoretically allows users to interact with their phones without even touching it.
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In a summer where plenty of would-be blockbusters are withering at the box office, and plenty of potential moviegoers seem to be staying home to watch Stranger Things, size and scale remain selling points for the theatrical experience.
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Fortunately for Huawei, at least when it comes to piecing together a flagship phone like the P30 Pro, most of its selling points wouldn't be affected by the executive order or a larger trade ban — at least, not immediately.
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Cryptocurrency addresses are anonymous by default, and transactions are irreversible, making it extremely difficult if not impossible to censor a cryptocurrency short of taking away someone's internet and all their devices—this is one of cryptocurrency's biggest selling points.
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This remains one of Tidal's key selling points, and might be enough to make you consider ditching Spotify... just remember you'll be paying twice as much (Spotify has previously tested a lossless audio plan, but hasn't yet launched one).
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"Along with our processors, our key selling points are the Swiss brand and the physical safety of this bunker," said Frank Harzheim, managing director at Deltalis data center, located in a bunker which once housed up to 1,500 soldiers.
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Article continues after the video below Watch part one of Waypoint's 72-hour launch stream (and check out more here) But these prosaic, technical sides of The Last Guardian, even if they were perfect, aren't its significant selling points.
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SAN FRANCISCO — One of the biggest selling points of Facebook's ambitious plans for its new cryptocurrency, Libra, was that the social media company had 27 partners, including prominent outfits like Visa, Mastercard and Uber, helping out on the project.
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One artist who has been especially fascinated by the conversation between real-life exploration of the cosmos and journeys of the imagination is Laurie Anderson; a new work commissioned from her is one of the show's big selling points.
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The free food and admission were strong selling points, but I was also impressed by the relative lack of crowds and the ease of navigating through the market for the time and day of the week that I went.
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The statement will also undermine one of his key selling points, which is that he has a unique appeal to white, working-class Midwest voters who feel alienated by the Democratic Party's progressive shift on racial and gender issues.
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When non-traditional holiday films fail, they do so because they've doubled down on what theyperceive to be the selling points—action, toilet humor, being a lousy neighbor—while completelyskipping the themes that are meant to represent the holidays.
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When the Galaxy S8 came out this March, its facial recognition system was one of its major selling points — until it turned out the scan could be defeated by simply holding an image of the person's face up to their phone.
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Source: CB Insights, KPMG Source: CB Insights, KPMG The net result of this exuberance was a pissing match over valuations and capital raised, so much so that recruiters famously used these attributes as key selling points when trying to hire.
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Dropbox is still working its way through the enterprise world in order to show the world it isn't just dumb online storage — which, given as simple as it was to use, was one of the tool's original top selling points.
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It makes sense then that Twitter has packaged this aspect of its service as one of its selling points to investors and advertisers alike — bolstering it with a series of moves designed to make retailers more approachable for customer service issues.
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"If Apple can truly tap the potential of a flexible AMOLED panel, we believe the new iPad model will offer new selling points through radical form factor design and user behavior changes, which could benefit shipments," Kuo wrote in his report.
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As leader, Mr Corbyn has said next to nothing about the three main selling points of the Leave campaign: an end to unrestricted migration from the EU, taking back jurisdiction from the European court and stopping payments into the EU budget.
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It conforms well enough to a feel-good Oscar-bait narrative, in that it nominally checks all the "serious biopic" boxes, and it's buoyed by two unassailable selling points: the perfection of its score and of Rami Malek's turn as Mercury.
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One of Apple's big selling points here is that Schoolwork will keep all student data private — only teachers will be able to see it; it will also allow them to monitor students' progress to see how far along they are.
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As a quick recap, 1Password 7's new selling points are its easier-to-read sidebar, a handy pop-out window for quick password access when using apps that 1Password can't autofill on its own, and the Have I Been Pwned?
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But ultimately, her success at Facebook was one of the main selling points of Lean In. If women followed in her footsteps, she argued, they too could be more successful at work, and thereby help change the world for the better.
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But he doesn't just think Apple will fare better than Samsung one-on-one—he also predicts consumers won't be as excited about the S8 on the whole because it's missing "sufficiently attractive selling points" to make it worth their while.
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One of the major selling points of this new service is that subscribers will not need a set-top box (like they do with a traditional cable subscription), and they can also add or remove programming bundles at any time.
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B&O, whose TVs can sell for up to 96,000 Danish crowns ($14,480), is in the midst of a turnaround plan that aims to cut its distribution network, leaving it with fewer selling points in a bid to boost margins.
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Iran, of course, is a major customer for Russian military equipment, although it is unclear whether any clashes between U.S. and Iranian units would serve as selling points for Moscow's arms exports or highlight their deficiencies in coping with U.S. weaponry.
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Buttigieg's main selling points are that he would be the first openly gay presidential candidate and that he turned around a small Rust Belt city that had been in decline, but his record clearly doesn't touch the breadth of de Blasio's.
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"Those levels were deemed as good selling points, and I think we're seeing a continuation of that today," Tony Headrick, an analyst at CHS Hedging, said of the price declines at the start of this week, according to the WSJ.
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Free healthcare and education are two of the country's greatest selling points on the international political stage and have resulted in two oft-cited statistics: an infant mortality rate lower than that of the U.S. and a 99.8% literacy rate.
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One of the main selling points of the highly anticipated and somewhat disappointing space exploration game No Man's Sky is the ability to take off from a planet and fly into space (and vice versa), seamlessly, without any loading times.
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That indistinctness is one of the selling points: This music would be at home in a jazz club on a bill with some virtuoso, in a DIY space alongside an instrumental rock group, or even on the jam band festival circuit.
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Public transit has been one of New York's greatest selling points, but the city is at a crossroads as it decides whether to invest billions to modernize the system, said John Raskin, executive director of the Riders Alliance, an advocacy group.
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Among the JetBlue Plus Card&aposs other selling points are a 43,000-point sign-up bonus after you spend $1,000 on purchases within the first 90 days and a 5,000-point anniversary bonus each year after paying the $99 annual fee.
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Trump will be a master negotiator One of Trump's big selling points throughout the campaign, especially at the onset, as he sought to distinguish himself from the career politicians vying for the Republican nomination, was his reputation as a deal-maker.
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All told, fancy camera features and excellent image quality are already some of the biggest selling points of Google's Pixel phones, so it shouldn't really be surprise that Google has been working on some new tricks for its upcoming flagship handset.
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One of the key selling points for Hulu's forthcoming live TV service – which we've now heard will be $39.99 per month to start – is its promise of better, more accessible customer service compared to what's offered today by traditional cable TV providers.
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The result comes on the heels of the announcement that the US economy grew at a much better rate than expected in the first quarter, and Trump's performance on the economy becomes one of his prime selling points for next year's general election.
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The news comes days after the cofounders found themselves responding to accusations that employees at Good American's L.A. factories faced sweatshop-like working conditions (one of the brand's big selling points is that all of its garments are made in the U.S.).
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Still, these reports are a bit of a bummer since, as the first iPhone with an OLED display, one of the iPhone X's biggest selling points was its much wider color gamut and improved contrast when compared to older iPhones with LCD screens.
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"One of their main selling points was the relationship with the talent that they had and their ability to determine where that talent chose to play," said Larry Hayes, who was then chairman of the Louisville Arena Authority, which oversees the venue.
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Low taxes became the centerpiece of economic development efforts in state after state, and because our study assigns weight to criteria based on how frequently states use them as selling points, the cost of doing business took on more importance than ever before.
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In a statement released after the Indiana drill, the ALICE Training Institute, which was not present for the training, said one of the program's selling points is that it's easily adaptable to individual schools and it trusts local trainers to make the call.
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The important things to take away from this video are three, just like the number of phones: display clarity and camera quality will be big selling points, and the two smaller phones appear to feature a very narrow fingerprint sensor on the back.
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One of Apple's biggest selling points for the new iPhone X is its gigantic screen — but for users with short fingers or small hands, that means actually being able to navigate the phone's 5.8-inch touch display could be a huge challenge.
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The planned updates are part of the value offering, according to Pearl – one of its selling points is that the team intends to support it with more features and improvements over time, which is not something you typically get from a backup camera.
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PillPack doesn't just fill prescriptions: it also helps patients manage their medications by sorting pills into packets for individual doses, automatically delivering refills to homes and providing 24/7 customer service, all major selling points for seniors and people with multiple conditions.
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The frenzied national following of 'The Notorious' Conor McGregor has become one of the unique selling points to the Irish superstar's showcases in Las Vegas, but all signs are pointing to UFC 196 being less attended than both UFC 189 and UFC 194.
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The all-you-can-eat library of NES titles available with Nintendo Switch Online was certainly one of its bigger selling points, but the introduction of memorable SNES games like Super Mario World would undoubtedly be a big boost for the service.
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One of Spotify's main selling points is its ability to help its 140 million users find new music that matches their taste, which is why the company has been pumping millions of dollars into acquiring AI-fueled tech dedicated to this purpose.
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What's happening: To drum up excitement, carmakers are gussying up their hybrids, or adding them to their most popular SUV models, while hiding the fuel efficient hybrid powertrain behind other, more appealing selling points like sporty performance, all-wheel drive or leather upholstery.
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One of the main selling points of the deal is the projected annual cost savings of 3.7 billion euros ($4.1 billion) as the car industry struggles with rising costs from investing in electric cars and tough emissions targets while global car demand slows.
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One of the main selling points of the deal is the projected annual cost savings of 3.7 billion euros ($4.1 billion) as the car industry struggles with rising costs from investing in electric cars and tough emissions targets while global car demand slows.
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I made pumpkin curry in it, and I appreciate the standard selling points (even heat, a generous 8-quart volume) as well as the more thoughtful details (handles that accommodate an extra secure four-finger hold, laser-etched measurements on the interior).
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The key will be if Google can maintain the simplicity and security that have been the key selling points for Chrome OS even as it brings the Play Store over from Android, which has been prone to any number of significant vulnerabilities.
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One of the big selling points for Reichl when she was offered the role of Gourmet's editor-in-chief in 1999 was that she would no longer have to go out for every meal, which she did as the New York Times's restaurant critic.
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Because of that, KGI doesn't think that Samsung will rush to introduce the technology: the "Galaxy S9 will have the new selling points of upgraded iris recognition and dual camera, Samsung has no need to risk adopting under-display optical fingerprint solution in a hurry."
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Even beyond that, the battery is all around one of the bigger selling points for the Immotor Go scooter – due in no small part to the fact that the company was founded by former Mophie CEO Daniel Huang and a former XPal Power exec.
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Mader says that one of Smartsheet's unique selling points amongst all these is its automation layer, which essentially incorporates AI to help lead people through tasks and the sheets themselves, rather than relying on people to be able to work everything out for themselves.
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AT&T projects that HBO Max will have 75 to 90 million subscribers worldwide by 2025, with 50 million coming from the US. What HBO Max has to offer Despite the abundance of options, however, one of HBO Max's strongest selling points is its content.
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Available in 5-inch and 115-inch varieties, one of the phones's biggest selling points is its 12.3-megapixel camera, which, according to the camera analysts at DXOMark, is the highest-rated smartphone camera, ever (it scored three points higher than the iPhone 7).
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Unfortunately, it's lacking some of Sling TV's better selling points – like over-the-top ESPN and Disney Channel networks, the latter which would have appealed to cord-cutting parents who want to be able to watch different programs than their kids at the same time.
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The consultant identified the city's 10 biggest selling points — among them, proximity to major population centers, transportation logistics, higher education and a low cost of living and housing — but also cited major weaknesses, including high property tax and utility rates and a limited skilled workforce.
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Drive-through services were on the rise with the opening of new pedestrian outlets in city centers where people order online and pick up their purchase on foot, with over 5,100 selling points and sales up 7% on a year-on-year basis in 2018.
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Part of the layoffs are due to the company transferring to more of an inside sales model, where there may be more time given to progressing sales remotely instead of in-person: one of Shift's unique selling points has been its in-person test drives.
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One of the big selling points emphasized in Google's presentation is the camera, including the Top Shot capability, which captures a number of alternate images when you take a photo, so you're less likely to be cursing your timing if it isn't just right.
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The myth of hi-res audio has been pierced several times over While hi-res audio compatibility is one of the HX500's biggest selling points, it's little more than a mirage for the kind of audio enthusiasts Sony is targeting with its new turntable.
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She's not all that well known, but there are tons of selling points, including her stupendous enthusiasm for executing people, and a hatred of same-sex marriage so great that she eliminated benefits for all National Guard spouses rather than give anything to gay couples.
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One of the main selling points of the deal is the projected annual cost savings of 3.7 billion euros ($4.1 billion) as the car industry struggles with rising costs from investing in electric cars and tough emissions targets while global demand for automobiles slows.
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She has struggled in surveys measuring her perceived trustworthiness and an active federal investigation, especially one buoyed by evidence that top secret material coursed through her account, could negate one of her main selling points for becoming commander in chief: Her national security resume.
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The silhouettes are simple — the round and pointed-toe ballet flats are distinguishable mostly by their V-shape vamps (shoemaking lingo for the part that stretches across the top of the toe) — but these otherwise generic flats have selling points that have set them apart.
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The feature is officially called Crostini inside Google, a way of running Linux programs in secure containers so the overall security of Chrome OS—one of the key selling points of Chromebooks—isn't compromised in any way (the default Linux container that Crostini installs is Debian).
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Carriers, after all, don't have the best track record when it comes to offering up system updates in a timely fashion, a fact that's doubly concerning with a handset for which the latest and greatest version of an operating system is one of the strongest selling points.
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For some teams, this can mean running hundreds of these environments, yet one of Runnable's selling points is that it only charges a fixed fee (starting at $9/month) based on how many application templates you need and not based on how many environments you spin up.
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When the organizers talk about the selling points of a tour that has historically been financially and culturally secondary to the dominant PGA Tour, they are as likely to invoke the character and social diversity of its global venues and players, as they are its competitive credibility.
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One of the selling points of their current place, Mr. Rinaldi said, was that "it actually had a floor plan," with a small entrance area by the front door and a hallway connecting the living room and the bedroom, unlike many of the one-bedrooms they saw.
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The gorgeous turban-inspired design and longevity are its major selling points, but the cap will also fit securely, lock out humidity, and minimize ambient noise (Does anyone else hate feeling like they are in the middle of the rainforest when they wear a plastic shower cap?).
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Those were just some of the selling points for Fyre Festival, a supposedly opulent music weekend that was scheduled to begin in the Bahamas on Thursday, with "first-class culinary experiences and a luxury atmosphere," along with performances by G.O.O.D. Music, Major Lazer, Migos and more.
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That is, in fact, one of the key selling points of spears: that you can use them as projectiles and thus avoid coming within a radius of your enemy that would allow him to, say, run you through the heart with one of his fearsome bone spikes.
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This is a notable market expansion: Deliv says that is now covers a footprint the same size as Prime Now, the same-day delivery service that Amazon provides to its Prime subscribers, one of the bigger selling points for people signing on to Prime and buying from Amazon.
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For the things it lacks from the more expensive variant, like the high-end build materials, the Snapdragon 845, and the wide-angle selfie cam, it retains most of its key selling points: the camera performance, an OLED screen, Android 10 support, and compatibility with all US carriers.
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This art-driven approach to music and performance has been presented as one of the key selling points the band, much-hyped for their sparkly take on guitar music—a genre which, it has to be said, has been gagging for a dose of glitter dust for years.
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There wasn't time to test out everything (a packed room full of journalists isn't the best place to try out the speakers, and there didn't seem to be much new with the accompanying Google Pen), but it was enough to get a taste of the main selling points.
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While previous versions of the Echo have been all about asking Alexa questions and getting responses from her, this new device takes a more IRL turn: one of the main selling points is that you can use the Echo Show to make and take video calls, with other humans.
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Having a clean, stock version of Android was always one of the main selling points of Google's Nexus devices, but with the Pixel series, Google is pushing this further—adding more exclusive tweaks and extras on top of the "stock" version that every Android phone maker has access to.
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These words represent two of the Fairphone's major selling points, and combined with a third — the fact that it uses a number of conflict-free minerals in its construction — create a rare proposition in the electronics market: an ethical smartphone, or, as near to one as you can hope.
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But even those selling points have yet to turn around attendance at Yankee Stadium, where ticket and suite revenues through last season had fallen by a staggering $20093 million since the end of 2009, the year the Yankees christened the new ballpark with their last World Series title.
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And they are lacing the strong economy into much of their messaging and policy plans: Mr. Trump himself sees the economy as his calling card and is monitoring fluctuations in stock market closely, and his team thinks the economy is one of their best selling points in the suburbs.
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Online interactions are at the heart of Peloton's businessEfforts to integrate social media into the Peloton experience make sense given that one of the company's main selling points is its ability to give users a sense of community virtually without having to be present in a physical studio.
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This follow-up film from Imitation Game director Morten Tyldum is poised to be one of the Christmas season's bigger wild cards, competing with Rogue One, Assassin's Creed, and the Jumanji remake, and one of its best selling points is the air of mystery its distributor Sony has placed around it.
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Feels like: Portal, absolute chaosTime to play: 30-45 minutesNumber of players: 2-4 As you can't get a real-life Portal Gun just yet (alas), Portal's board game has to rely on the series's other big selling points: its wicked sense of humor and obsession with all things cake.
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A group of guys dressed in hipster nerd raver wear are out there talking about buying property in rural Oregon, with one of the selling points being that it comes with water rights on a nearby river, which will apparently come in handy once the shit starts to go down.
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Last Thursday, he welcomed a call from Mr. Trump to his London radio show, during which Mr. Trump claimed that Mr. Johnson's deal with Brussels would make it impossible for Britain to negotiate a trade agreement with the United States — one of the prime selling points of Mr. Johnson's Brexit policy.
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Among his many unproven selling points, CEO Elon Musk has bragged to customers and prospective buyers that Teslas, unlike other makes and models, will appreciate in value as they age, thanks to "full self-driving" hardware and software updates that he has promised to deliver by the end of next year.
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Bean snacks are an interesting departure from frozen desserts, but the same selling points that made the ice cream so popular are also drawing people to Bada Bean: Nutritious: Each 1-ounce serving contains 100 calories, 7 grams of protein, 3 grams of fat, and 5 to 6 grams of fiber.
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But even if the plan survives these practical challenges, it makes a mockery of the notion that people can keep the plan they have if they're happy with their current coverage, one of the ACA's biggest selling points (for which President Barack Obama got into some trouble when those promises fell short).
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But more than the sheer criminality, Donovan and his allies have sought to use the circumstances around Grimm resigning from Congress to undermine one of his major selling points — that he is someone who shows up for his constituents, who is always there to help, who is loyal to the district itself.
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Use Siri for searchThe Siri searching capabilities are of course one of the major selling points of the fourth-generation Apple TV, so make sure you're fully aware of all the different voice commands that are available: "show that Modern Family episode with Edward Norton" was an example used in the September demo.
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Shifting the rowing venues to northeastern Japan would require an outlay of 35 billion yen to bring them up to Olympic standard but officials have also touted this as helping to regenerate areas hit by the 2011 tsunami, one of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's selling points when Japan originally won the Games.
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Safe Group co-founder and chief operating officer Lauren Weiniger Safe Group co-founder and chief operating officer Lauren Weiniger Weiniger sees the main selling points for Safe as the ability to get tested anywhere with or without a doctor's consultation at the lowest price possible and import that information into the app.
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There are so many musicians out there, and it's always important no matter what you're doing to feel confident and secure in what you do and to keep doing that, but if there are different little selling points that people catch on to, if it's a good match, you should embrace those things.
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Friday is estimating about three months of battery life right now, but it's very possible that heavy Wi-Fi users — that is, anyone who plans to control their lock while out of the house, which is one of the big selling points here — are going to have to recharge their lock a lot more often.
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Nathaniel Popper reports that some of the signatories to the Libra project might not be fully committed: One of the biggest selling points of Facebook's ambitious plans for its new cryptocurrency, Libra, was that the social media company had 27 partners, including prominent outfits like Visa, Mastercard and Uber, helping out on the project.
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The arrival marks delivery on a eagerly awaited promise, but iOS app isn't compatible with all of Samsung's Gear wearables yet, and it's already started getting pretty mixed reviews on iTunes, with users complaining about a limited feature set, including the inability to use Samsung Pay, one of the Gear S3's chief selling points.
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The cast is one of the film's main selling points: a pre-MCU Downey as the brash, cynical, alcoholic journalist, with Gyllenhaal as his quiet but persistent disciple, and Ruffalo as the genuinely decent cop who irritates his peers and stretches the limits of his jurisdiction in order to find the clues others missed.
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For Hulu, it has a few major selling points it's focused on: rethinking the interface for live TV to feel more modern and mobile – as with its real-time alerts for programming, for example – as well as its ability to offer both a subscription video on-demand library alongside live TV under one roof and price plan.
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To have an iOS-based comparison point while reviewing Android smartphones, I've had to buy iPhones over the years, my last purchase being the obnoxiously expensive iPhone X. And since the camera has lately been one of the biggest smartphone selling points, I'll likely have to continue buying iPhones, much to the detriment of my wallet.
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And yet, its selling points are universal in their appeal: soft white sands, a bounty of seashells, world-class windsurfing on the bay side, surf fishing robust enough to occasion an annual Sharkathon, a range of habitats that attracts more than 240 bird species, and the largest Kemp's ridley sea turtle nesting site in the country.
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Kayleigh McEnany, a spokeswoman for President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE's reelection campaign, says health care will be one of the key selling points to union workers ahead of the 22019 presidential election.
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The company is one of the most prominent vendors in Europe, and so the recent turn away from using it amid a cooling of trade relations over security and other issues has meant that many of these carriers are open to considering DriveNets as an economical alternative (one of Huawei's big selling points had been big functionality at very competitive prices).
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We spoke to a rep at Step2 -- the company that makes the exact buggy Blac Chyna swung as a weapon during a clash at Six Flags -- and they tell us while the stroller-throwing fight didn't cause a spike in sales for the Whisper Ride 2 Buggy, it did hammer home one of their main selling points ... the buggies are strong as hell.
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The company, which also offers iOS and Android versions of its service, notes that its WebRTC stack integrates with its meeting room hardware and that it includes all of the standard Highfive features, including the ability to share your screen, add participants and hear the high-fidelity stereo sound that's one of the company's main selling points for its hardware.
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" From there, West moves on to explore other pop icons that have had a big impact on her: "Reality Bites," where she learned that women are either a Winona Ryder or a Janeane Garofalo; "The Breakfast Club," where she learned that "rage and degradation are the selling points of an alluring bad boy, not the red flags of an abuser.
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This is how you wind up with a waterfall of quotes from Marchessault, Wilson, and others about an unconscionable hit or Capitals coach Barry Trotz wondering how in the world Reaves wasn't sent to the penalty box for a cross check on Carlson instead of quotes about the atmosphere in the building or any of the other selling points about this sport.
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When General Electric announced last year that it was moving its headquarters to Boston, G.E. executive said that some of city's most important selling points included the number and quality of its colleges and universities, a technically fluent work force, an atmosphere of innovation and entrepreneurial start-ups, and a quality of life that would attract current and future employees.
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Amid a status-obsessed, contemporary art scene where the kitschy ironic and the easily identifiable are prime selling points for artists (see: Richard Prince and Andy Warhol), it makes some sense that the man who is becoming the most collectible American furniture designer of the late 2000th century is also considered by many to be the least deserving of that designation.
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Exchanges between Biden and Trump will be closely watched because one of the biggest selling points of the former vice president's potential campaign is that his experience and campaigning skills equip him to cope with the President's scorched-earth style while his lifelong blue collar values appeal to voters in the industrial Midwest who helped Trump win the White House.
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I didn't count the number of Johnny Cash photos they had on the walls (along with photos of Hank Williams, who was fired from the Opry yet he's still one of its biggest selling points?) because I can't count that high, but I can confirm that, as a friend pointed out, their entire vinyl selection was all Johnny Cash records and one Little Big Town record.
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There is one character who is a more consistent part of your journey than the many NPCs that flitter through your stories and settlements, and it speaks to the complexity of Dragon Quest Builders 2 that I've made it all the way down to the end of this review without really talking about him, since he's one of the selling points of this game.
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Warren's comments come as President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has touted strong economic data, including stock market records and low unemployment rates, looking to turn them into key selling points for his reelection campaign.
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In the memo pitching his services to Mr. Trump, Mr. Manafort cited as selling points the fact that he owned an apartment in Trump Tower in Manhattan, where the campaign was headquartered, and his lobbying firm's work for Mr. Trump in the 1990s, when it pushed to change the flight path of planes flying over Mr. Trump's Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Fla.
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By the summer of 222, the media had begun to cover more far-right events, leading more people to show up in protest, which furthered the right's victimization narrative, which in turn led to more events and more violence, all of which was packaged into neat selling points for a movement whose actual real-life followers may have been far fewer than they appeared.
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Although one of the main selling points for CBS All Access is that it's the exclusive home of Star Trek: Discovery (as well as future Star Trek TV projects, such as Patrick Stewart's as-yet-untitled Jean-Luc Picard drama and the upcoming raunchy cartoon Lower Decks), Netflix, for now, still shares the streaming rights for several of the old shows, including The Next Generation, Voyager, Deep Space Nine, Enterprise, and The Original Series.
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Trump the younger is set to give a foreign policy speech and hawk Trump-branded apartments near Delhi, with one of the selling points being "a conversation and dinner" with Trump Jr. The relatively small number of Indians wealthy enough to afford a luxury apartment aren't just getting the chance to live in places bedecked with the vulgar, gold-plated Trump name (the Trumps didn't invest in the project, just licensed their name to it).
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But since piracy tends to find a way, it's not that hard to imagine that, a few years from now, those same pre-recorded VR scenes will find their way to BitTorrent, negating one of the major selling points of switching to VR. Live cam shows, on the other hand, are pointless to pirate: sure, you can find a way to screen capture a show and upload it online, but when the live aspect's the primary point, the pirated copy just can't live up to the original.
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In its initial request for proposals last year, the company laid out four main criteria for the new location: · Metropolitan areas with more than 1 million people · A stable and business-friendly environment · Urban or suburban locations with the potential to attract and retain strong technical talent · Communities that think big and creatively when considering locations and real estate options Those criteria differ from our Top States study, which covers 10 categories of competitiveness, weighted based on how frequently the states use them as selling points.
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The downside, of course, is that Microsoft doesn't have a very strong argument for why you should upgrade to the Xbox Series X if it doesn't have exclusive games and if you can get similar or even better performance for the same titles on a gaming PC. Microsoft is hoping that the Series X's impressive specs and its ease of use over the PC platform will be selling points, especially for players who maybe haven't upgraded to a new console since the original Xbox One back in 2013.
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Whitman said Quibi&aposs chief selling points would be: New storytelling designed for smartphones, such as complete stories that can be told in 10 minutes or less, or shows that are available only at certain times of day (Spielberg&aposs "After Dark" series, for example, will be available only after sunset.)Short-form videos for on-the-go viewingA "premium viewing experience" on mobile that allows users to shift seamlessly between portrait and landscape mode based on the way the user is holding the phone (The feature is called "turnstyle" and is being shown at CES.)But Quibi still has to compete against Netflix, Disney Plus, and others for a share of the money that people spend on subscriptions each month.
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