"There's community being built, sharing in that pain, sharing in that trauma," he said.
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"It's a choice between sharing in this great energy wealth or sharing in the poverty promised by Hillary Clinton," Trump charged.
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"Not everybody is sharing in the same prosperity and progress."
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I like it that we're all sharing in the load.
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And now they're sharing in the next big milestone: pregnancy.
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Authorities need to stop sharing in the profits with perpetrators.
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Want the latest news on ride sharing in your inbox?
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Sharing in the excitement with celebs is part of the fun.
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Yes, we are all sharing in some dark times right now.
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It's business in the front, illegal file-sharing in the back.
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Actually, there are others who will be sharing in his income.
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There are no grounds for power and wealth-sharing in Iraq.
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How come New York's small businesses aren't sharing in the prosperity?
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Open offices promote synergistic idea sharing in a modern, interactive space.
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That fucking filing cabinet is in here, sharing in the glory.
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Thank you for sharing in this journey (with me) we call 'life.
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A breakdown of what some VC firms are sharing in new disclosures.
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Estonia's parliament expects to pass a bill legalizing ride sharing in November.
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Trump has often complained about cost-sharing in NATO and on trade.
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The brokerages make their money from trade execution and sharing in returns.
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Further reading: Zuckerberg continues to emphasize on openness and sharing in these articles.
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Facebook has had serious problems with apps and data-sharing in recent years.
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But I think that car sharing, in big cities, will become so important.
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All of these are priced much too high for sharing, in our opinion.
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US intelligence-sharing in the drug war has previously led to tragic consequences.
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Anna Faris is sharing in the excitement of her ex-husband's recent proposal.
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With a €20 million Series A Snapp opens up ride-sharing in Iran
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You learned about sharing in kindergarten, you should keep doing it in college.
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This is opening new doors to productivity and information sharing in the enterprise.
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We hope that this acknowledgement leads to more people sharing in Alex's inspiration.
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GRAB PROFITABLE IN RIDE-SHARING IN SOME OF ITS MOST MATURE MARKETS PRESIDENT
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Driverless cars will soon be available for ride-sharing in the United States.
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Patients hate paying for cost-sharing in the form of deductibles and copays.
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Wells stopped sharing in the commissions in February 2013, according to the report.
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That is not to say sharing in China is necessarily a bad idea.
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It's information sharing in the sense of like tactical information sharing, threat detection.
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The feature was rolled out alongside several other launches from the company, including the addition of file-sharing within its messaging app Allo, location-sharing in Google Maps, faster backup and sharing in Google Photos, and direct posting to Google.com.
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But a seventh was added in Caldicott's second report which seeks to actively encourage appropriate data-sharing in what she described as an effort to re-balance the framework with the potential benefits to patients of data-sharing in mind.
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Selena Gomez is sharing in the excitement about Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner's engagement.
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She added that the Bolt could prove ideal for ride-sharing in urban areas.
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Now, Android users will be able to limit location sharing in the Facebook app.
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Jersey City, with support from the current mayor, actually legalized home sharing in 2172.
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Google has been pushing for a system that would allow sharing in this band.
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These revelations about their personal relationship opened a floodgate of public sharing in 2017.
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Mobike and Ofo pioneered bike-sharing in China and the rest of the world.
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Sharing in this heedless windfall would be the president and most of his Cabinet.
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But even Italy is now sharing in Europe's economic expansion, though joblessness remains rampant.
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More evidence that public sharing in the Big Blue app is on the decline.
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Yet, as the backbone of our economy, they should be sharing in that growth.
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Participatory events can invite sharing and community — over-sharing, in some cases, as here.
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This should involve power-sharing in Damascus, and the devolution of power to the provinces.
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This week, GQ published a brief essay endorsing the idea of location sharing in relationships.
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As it builds out the business, the company is also sharing in its good fortunes.
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Hyundai officials say they were also wary of laws limiting car sharing in South Korea.
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WE SEE RAPID EMERGENCE IN GROWTH IN RIDE SHARING IN PARTICULAR AS PART OF THAT.
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That's a lot, but less than satisfying for a company with sharing in its DNA.
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Effect of the Manchester leaks Britain late Thursday resumed intelligence sharing in the Manchester investigation.
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Judge Stephen Reinhardt, however, claimed the case was about password sharing in his dissenting opinion.
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I see huge variation in terms of content sharing in my own network, for example.
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Members of a thriving, dynamic culture have no fear of others sharing in their properties.
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Spotify had offered Facebook Story sharing in the past, but the access was later pulled.
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If interested, a passerby could come and listen, sharing in the experience of the narrative.
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We're sharing in the same nostalgia culture and reunion fetishes that people have these days.
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While the plebs are busy navigating the perils of ride sharing in 2017—should I #deleteuber?
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Competitors offering kiosk-free bike sharing in the U.S. include Social Bicycles, Spin, Bluegogo and Zagster.
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Commuters have embraced scooter-sharing in the nation's capital since it was introduced in late February.
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The stewards saw in 2016 that all three eagles were sharing in all aspects of nesting.
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"They are going to be sharing in this diffusion of activities on behalf of the Queen."
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The performance of tech giants drove the rise and the companies are sharing in the fall.
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It still does occasionally, especially during a protracted stretch of secret sharing in the second act.
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For evidence, look at Bird and Lime, which aggressively "pioneered" scooter-sharing in Santa Monica, Calif.
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But Ms. Hernandez and other middle-class voters say they are not sharing in Nevada's jackpot.
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The economy may get the president re-elected, but not everyone is sharing in its strength.
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Sharing in their humor, even as I learned what all the words meant for the first time.
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Thank you also to those across the world who are watching that are sharing in our grief.
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And ride sharing in healthcare has only really been a talking point for the last three years.
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There's a difference between sharing in another culture and making use of it in a condescending way.
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GM's upcoming electric Chevrolet Bolt was designed expressly with car sharing in mind, executives have told Reuters.
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The retailer stopped profit-sharing in the 1970s and more recently hired employees no longer receive pensions.
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Reading such books aloud and sharing in the story-contact seems important in a time like this.
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Casey Newton of The Verge reported Instagram was building an app with automatic activity sharing in August.
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Avast had previously explained this data collection and sharing in a blog and forum post in 22019.
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Instead, new chemical security rules should include prevention and information sharing in order to mitigate the risks.
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It would have been much healthier to have female voices sharing in the handing down of edicts.
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And they're not sharing in the prosperity that every day, at their work, they're helping to create.
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K. emergency dispatch technology company), JustPark Parking (parking company in the U.K.), Cabify (ride-sharing in Spain, Chile, Peru, Mexico, and Colombia), 99Taxis (ride-sharing in Brazil), and Cornershop (food-delivery service in Mexico and Chile.) However, in terms of the U.S. market, Lyft is Waze's biggest-name partner.
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The chance of progress on fiscal risk-sharing in the euro zone is higher than is generally appreciated.
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We hope that the city listens to our host community and permits home sharing in these residential zones.
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That's a problem when so many Americans feel they're not sharing in the benefits of a growing economy.
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Sun said he was inspired to start LimeBike after observing the popularity of dockless bike-sharing in China.
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Listen to Minaj explain how followers' comments caused her pull back on sharing, in the Ellen clip below.
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Foster said a deal with May could help drive a second deal on power sharing in the province.
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In theory, that looks like more sharing in private groups, ephemeral content and encryption by default on messaging.
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The main selling point: bigger prize money and sharing in the profits with an equity stake for some.
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Lime launched as a bikesharing company in 43, but quickly shifted its focus to scooter sharing in 2018.
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And maybe find a way to serve the public interest without sharing in a way that upsets people.
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Drama on, and off, the stage: Broadway actors are pushing for profit-sharing in the creation of shows.
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She gives credits to her fellow American Idol judges, Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan, for sharing in their responsibilities.
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More than 100 employees responded to his note within days, some sharing in painful detail their own personal struggles.
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"It's unprecedented in many ways," says O'Leary, who has studied the dynamics of power-sharing in Ireland for decades.
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In the United States, we have robust experience with ''employee ownership'': forms of broad-based equity sharing in businesses.
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Or isn't just the sum of all the content their friends are sharing, in the case of Facebook's platform.
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Brian Sandoval, who briefly took the stage, for his role in making ride-sharing in Las Vegas a reality.
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One is what I just talked about in terms of inclusive growth, in terms of everybody sharing in it.
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LONDON, Oct 19 (Reuters) - A written agreement to restore power-sharing in Northern Ireland must be forthcoming by Oct.
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"I think the goal is very simple, and it is to remove barriers from sharing in the broader sense."
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Ride-sharing in Uber, Lyft and cars like that is being used by people who are abandoning the subways.
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On Friday, we received the first word on how the sharing in profit portion of the plan might go.
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You go to be with this big group of people experiencing the music and sharing in this experience together.
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This is one of the reasons why Facebook recently dialed back on location sharing in its "Nearby Friends" feature.
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He recently pulled Uber Eats from South Korea, and Uber also gave up on China ride-sharing in 2016.
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The US and the UK have signed a new agreement to speed up data-sharing in serious criminal cases.
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Second, to find new avenues of counterterrorism cooperation, law enforcement best practices, and intelligence sharing in fighting terrorism together.
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Deep sharing in your relationships is hugely important: You need to be able to "go there" with your partners.
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Travelers in the Southwest have a new all-electric option: long-distance car sharing in a Tesla with Autopilot.
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" (2017) Niido, launch: "home sharing in new apartment buildings that will be optimized for home sharing and flexible living.
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Mark Zuckerberg had told Congress in April that it ended this policy of massive data sharing in May 2015.
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"Pretty much," Miller said, and now they laughed together for a moment, sharing in the serendipity of it all.
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Most of these works are copyright-free and designed for sharing in public as well as on social media.
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Israel and Saudi Arabia have long collaborated on intelligence sharing in private — if not in public displays of friendship.
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It was the feeling that we were sharing in a historical experience with an audience from 50 years ago.
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One of the things that used to be in firms, remember I talked about sort of sharing in firms?
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For his part, he seemed just as happy as the fans and rappers themselves to be sharing in these moments.
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They repeatedly raised the issue with Facebook representatives in private meetings, by sharing in-depth research, and in public forums.
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Marketing is a particular area of interest, and Rob is responsible for best practice sharing in marketing across the portfolio.
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"Because they feel depressed, they don't have that desire to keep that routine of sharing in the community," she said.
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Other countries, most notably Germany, have demonstrated the value of work sharing in protecting workers from the impact of recessions.
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Power-sharing in the Northern Irish Assembly has been suspended since January amid a political stalemate between the member parties.
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But the company has hit some snags in its model of short-term rental and apartment sharing in recent years.
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Now Facebook has agree to pause data sharing in the UK, following an investigation by data protection watchdog, the ICO.
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Premiums are kept low because the insurance plans include significant cost-sharing, in keeping with the commitment to personal responsibility.
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As the classic RAND Health Insurance Experimentfound, patients respond to lower cost sharing in health care by seeking more treatment.
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She has little to gain by sharing, in excruciating detail, the events of her life over the past two years.
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Mr. Trump appeared to go further than he has in the past on the need for burden-sharing in NATO.
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Details: The Grassley-Wyden bill currently caps enrollee cost-sharing in Part D at $3,100 a year beginning in 2022.
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I'm sure the idea of banning all link- and image-sharing in Messenger will find favor in, for example, authoritarian governments.
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The government said it expressed its most sincere condolences and that all Argentines were sharing in a terrible moment of sadness.
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A law passed last year for the first time legalised minpaku, or home-sharing, in Japan, but also sharply restricted it.
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As the classic RAND Health Insurance Experiment found, patients respond to lower cost sharing in health care by seeking more treatment.
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A generation of Britons born in the late 1960s grew up alongside Adrian Mole, sharing in his teenage and adult agonies.
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WhatsApp declined to specify whether it would be halting data-sharing in Europe, per the WP29's request, when we asked.
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Update: A couple of readers have noted that BMW has tried car-sharing in the U.S. previously, under the brand DriveNow.
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"We are already seeing the effect of your strong focus on the importance of burden-sharing in the alliance," Stoltenberg said.
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And more than four in 10 (45 percent) say being a real American requires sharing in the country's traditions and culture.
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He emphasized how tablets enable real-time long-distance sharing in a relatively easy-to-use form factor has broad appeal.
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Delta's pilots last year rejected a tentative contract deal that would have increased wages but cut profit sharing in certain cases.
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"We are all seeing the effects of your strong focus on the importance of burden sharing in the alliance," he said.
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It could mean not sharing in cabs, travel, lunches, projects or get-togethers over coffee, and not meeting behind closed doors.
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Still, with average hourly earnings up 2104 percent from a year ago, ordinary workers are finally sharing in the economy's bounty.
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Thanks to a new feature called audio sharing in iOS 13, you and a friend can share audio between two devices.
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Solo ProPowerbeats ProPowerbeats3Beats Solo3 WirelessBeats Studio3 WirelessBeatsXHere's what you need to know about how to use audio sharing in iOS 13.
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It could also stop users from deleting posts they think aren't getting enough Likes or not sharing in the first place.
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The focus on power sharing in the absence of political reform mirrors the focus on individual perpetrators in the criminal approach.
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It will take some time to adjust these systems but the photo should be available for sharing in the coming days.
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Berlin put strict rules and a massive fine on home sharing in 2016 with some success, although it has softened those restrictions.
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If you don't want to participate, you can choose to disable live video sharing in Direct via your Stories settings, Instagram says.
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The former "villain" of The Hills' final season isn't the only one sharing in the Pratts' joy about their forthcoming baby, either.
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For operators there are deregulation measures for co-investments — intended to promote "risk sharing in the deployment of very high capacity networks".
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He'll sing these songs quietly, and the audiences will sing warmly and drown him out, sharing in a communion all their own.
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Investors are worried about slowing sales and an industry that could be dominated by autonomous vehicles and car sharing in the future.
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"This allows everybody in chain to be sharing in real time a lot of the decisions on these larger investigations," Stretch said.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expecting their first child this spring, and the royal family is sharing in their baby joy.
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Seeing founders in our portfolio succeed on a personal level is just as rewarding for me as sharing in their professional success.
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The red lines outsiders had come to expect from Germany on matters like risk-sharing in the euro zone seemed conspicuously absent.
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Social Bicycles, the first to offer kiosk-free bike sharing in the U.S., has raised $7 million, and has already reached profitability.
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In addition to being a Trump supporter, Arpaio was notable for sharing in the conspiracy theory Trump stoked about Obama's birth certificate.
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Heavy media attention has centered around recordings the former "Apprentice" contestant has been sharing in interviews and leaked copies of the book.
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Information sharing, in this instance, helps the FDA ensure safety and quality care for the millions of Americans who need medical imaging.
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Regulators must work together to protect how markets function through greater information sharing in "colleges" of regulators from different countries, he added.
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They are now an extended family, sharing in each other's cultures and living by a shared belief: What is mine is yours.
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Allowing sharing in this band would also be a boost to private investment, which is a key pillar in the U.S. economy.
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"I know that there are parts of Beloit that are not sharing in this renaissance," says Scott Bierman, president of Beloit College.
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Make use of your lunches and dinners by sharing in conversation with people you can connect with, collaborate with, and learn from.
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"We'd love to have ride-sharing in all parts of the state outside of New York," said Mr. Heastie, a Bronx Democrat.
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A deadline passed without agreement between Sinn Fein and the Democratic Unionist Party to break the deadlock over power-sharing in Northern Ireland.
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But investors are worried about slowing sales and an industry that could be dominated by autonomous vehicles and car sharing in the future.
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Citi Bike does not receive subsidies from the city, but it does retain exclusive rights to operate bike-sharing in its service area.
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Sinn Fein, the largest Irish nationalist party in Northern Ireland, has repeatedly warned that the deal would undermine power-sharing in Northern Ireland.
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The two aren't without help -- Liam has a couple of extra hands who live with him and they're all sharing in doggie responsibilities.
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Lowe told Wired that the company is getting more aggressive in persuading theaters to start sharing in the increased revenue from concession sales.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian Economy Minister Giovanni Tria called on Tuesday for greater risk sharing in order to strengthen the euro zone banking system.
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My spirits were lifted in dark times, reading of their support, sharing in their triumphs, and helping them through challenges of their own.
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November's presidential election is a "choice between sharing in this great energy wealth or sharing the poverty promised by Hillary Clinton," he said.
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" Walmsey said he liked Lyft as a "pure play" on ride sharing in the U.S., where the overall market is becoming more "rational.
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It's not that hard to prevent pregnancies; you just have to care to make the effort, and sharing in the consequences might help.
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You can also restrict the length of time that you share with a contact, or turn off location sharing in the app itself.
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The solution to this inequity must be borne by all citizens — with the service members sharing in that responsibility, not going it alone.
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The average family spent about $53,700 on premiums and $3,000 on cost-sharing in 2018, according to the Peterson-Kaiser Health System Tracker.
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Bruce Gyory, a Democratic political consultant, said that several factors favor Ms. Hochul, including sharing in Mr. Cuomo's strong support from labor groups.
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Apollo, which Qi launched in April, offers a platform for secure sharing in the mutual interest of better, safer cars on the road.
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Facebook CPO Chris Cox at F22014 230 charts the rise of Stories that will see the format surpass feed sharing in 25 Facebook CPO Chris Cox at F8 2018 charts the rise of Stories that will see the format surpass feed sharing in 2019 Unlike text, which requires pre-meditated reflection that can be daunting to some, Stories are point and shoot.
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K. emergency dispatch technology company), JustPark Parking (parking company in the U.K.), Cabify (ride-sharing in Spain, Chile, Peru, Mexico, and Colombia), 99Taxis (ride-sharing in Brazil), and Cornershop (food-delivery service in Mexico and Chile.) These partners will use the Waze Transport SDK, as this new development kit is called, which will allow them to offer Waze's driving data in their applications.
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Photo: Getty ImagesSwitzerland has elected to allow online casinos, though a newly approved law intends to keep foreign operations from sharing in the take.
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A child offered the guests styrofoam cups filled with sliced fruit while a relative of Carreon brought cake for those sharing in their grief.
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It is a work in progress on many levels, and one that depends on a culture of open bibliographic data-sharing in the academy.
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Scooter-sharing in SF and Barcelona is highly regulated, so Bird's delivery program is a very neat way to not be hindered by regulation.
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Meanwhile, since its users are mostly college kids sharing in esoteric campus bubbles, Yik Yak falls apart when they leave or summer or graduate.
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This hugely controversial anti-privacy move quickly attracted the ire of European privacy regulators — forcing Facebook to partially suspend data-sharing in the region.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Energy startups have been using blockchain to power electricity sharing in microgrid trials from Texas to Tasmania for a year or so.
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They discussed "opportunities for obtaining data, co-operation and information-sharing in light of the 'Panama Papers' revelations," the OECD said in a statement.
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Morneau, who is set to announce his second budget on Wednesday, is expected to announce new rules on risk-sharing in the coming weeks.
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As sharing to Stories is predicted to surpass feed sharing in 2019, Facebook is counting on the ephemeral slideshows to sustain its ad revenue.
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Scooter-sharing in SF and Barcelona is highly regulated, so Bird's delivery program is a very neat way to not be hindered by regulation.
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While Slack only added screen sharing in May over four years after launch, Workplace now has it less than a year after its debut.
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The world will not be greened by big business or big money alone, but by whole populations engaged and sharing in the resulting prosperity.
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He was a cofounder of Tessr, a buzzed-about Columbus startup that aimed to use blockchain technology to streamline data sharing in higher education.
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The deal lays out "a regional approach to burden-sharing in relation to the processing of refugee status claims to migrants," the document said.
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The contemporary version of fractional ownership started with time-sharing in the 2000s, when the first properties opened across Europe and later in Hawaii.
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My colleague Mike Isaac explained what this would look like: more sharing in private groups, ephemeral content and encryption by default on messaging services.
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Uber was the one that kicked off the introduction of ride-sharing in San Francisco in 2010, without permission, with Lyft following shortly after.
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Wages are rising, but not at an extraordinary pace, and many Americans don't feel that they're sharing in the benefits of a growing economy.
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It was the user base, or else it was the platform, or else it was the nature of sharing in our increasingly connected world.
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It's built explicitly with ride sharing in mind, which is a running theme in many of the future-facing transportation concepts we've seen lately. Pop.
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We know it's in the apartment thanks to location sharing in Google Maps, but it's battery is dead by now so we can't ring it.
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One of Grimm's friends protests the idea of constant location sharing in a way that—in my opinion—highlights the awkward implications of the technology.
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The Star Wars actress, 25, opened up about her aversion to over-sharing in a new interview with Glamour, saying she's protective of her privacy.
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Snapchat is changing the terms it offers media partners, proposing that they take a flat license fee up front instead of sharing in ad revenue.
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Studios traditionally hold home video numbers close to their vest—it makes it easier to screw over people who have profit-sharing in their contracts.
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Upstream monitors usage and could tell for instance if a person were using a rental car for ride-sharing in violation of the rental agreement.
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The InMotion venture will begin testing products including car-sharing in North America, Europe and Asia from next month before broader testing by the public.
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Though Scranton was sharing in the postwar economic boom, Joe Sr. had trouble finding steady work, and nothing that measured up to his previous success.
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It was for fans and superfans, and for the kids who got to watch their parents get so excited about sharing in a national experience.
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He and the team at the Seattle Department of Transportation had put together an attractively simple process for launching dockless bike sharing in the city.
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In reference to the bloc's banking union discussions, Conte also said he was in favor of moving forward with risk-sharing in the euro zone.
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Prince Louis looks like a perfect combination of his older siblings in the new photos, notably sharing in the family trait of adorable chubby cheeks.
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But she claims she did not know Revolve would model the pieces on "thin white women" – and is sharing in the outrage about the optics.
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Ford Motor Co also said in the same week that it plans to offer a fully automated driverless vehicle for commercial ride-sharing in 2021.
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Google's keyboard now supports iOS 10 emoji, and you can quickly share someone's contact info directly from Gboard once you've enabled contact sharing in settings.
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While social media has become a hub for grieving and information sharing in the wake of crises, much of the outpour of empathy goes unharnessed.
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Bdood, which offers bike-sharing in the notoriously congested and polluted Iranian capital, is supposed to offer easy access transport for anybody in the city.
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Unless you're sharing in a big group, you'll probably be stuck with more food than you can eat and free refills that you won't use.
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Retirement nest eggs are fueling the growth and sharing in private equity's risks and returns: Nearly half of private equity's invested assets come from pensions.
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Splash, a new iOS app launched at South by Southwest Interactive, is aiming to create a Snapchat-like platform for casual sharing in virtual reality.
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With this update, you can type "bike sharing" in any city and find the name of the service and the location of the closest station.
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Forgive me also for not sharing in the pity the signers of this letter feel for the "victims" of the #MeToo movement (#BalanceTonPorc in France).
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These can range from low, $10 co-payments for generic medications to cost-sharing in the hundreds of dollars for especially pricey, brand name drugs.
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"I think the observation that we are trying to maximize sharing on Facebook, not just sharing in the world, is a critical one," she wrote.
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Alongside hand-washing, the most important advice health experts are sharing in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic is the same: Stay away from others.
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Most national parks, for example, are in remote areas with no cell connection, so turning on location sharing in this situation would waste battery life.
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Just days before launching the second year of scooter-sharing in San Francisco, companies were told only 500 e-scooters could be distributed to start.
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Federally backed mortgages helped millions of families purchase homes and build wealth, but racist redlining policies prevented communities of color from sharing in this prosperity.
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The document also stated that such an agreement was intended to be "part of a regional approach to burden-sharing" in processing migrants' asylum claims.
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He is looking at the camera in some of the photos because I was looking at him and smiling, sharing in the humour of the moment.
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With no outside owners sharing in profits and no sales commissions, it was able to offer low-cost investment services, including the first index mutual fund.
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Above all, the final girl phenomenon forced audiences to identify with female victims (a true rarity in those days), by sharing in her triumph over trauma.
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FICO also takes advantage of threat intelligence sharing in order to continually enhance its model with insights gained from data contributed by a consortium of users.
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The San Francisco-based software company was founded way back in 2004, developing protocol that would become synonymous with file sharing in a post-Napster world.
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Elon Musk, chief executive officer of Tesla Motors, unveiled the company's new plan for larger electric vehicles and car-sharing in a blog post Wednesday evening.
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Regardless of future DSRC developments, spectrum sharing in the 5.9 GHz band is viable and its pursuit is worth the necessary investment of time and energy.
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In the past few decades, every Saudi king had one or two of his brothers, sons or nephews by his side advising and sharing in governance.
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But a patient electing to use a hospital that charged, say, $40,000 paid the usual cost-sharing in addition to the $10,000 above the reference price.
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The feature is now live and helps you find the nearest station by typing "bike sharing" in the search bar or the name of the service.
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The poster says that even though there was no evidence of the mass photo sharing in Samsung Messages, it showed up on his T-Mobile logs.
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Peters's chosen method is intended to more deeply implant the memory of the stories he's sharing in order to potentially increase the impact of those stories.
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While that's led to record-setting stock buybacks, sky-high CEO payouts, and massive corporate profits, the vast majority of Americans aren't sharing in those benefits.
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The only way for that to happen is for the two to renegotiate Kurdish oil policy and revenue sharing in terms of the Iraqi national budget.
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While ride sharing in some form will probably survive, it's more likely that without some drastic changes, Uber won't be around in three to five years.
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Moreover, all location companies should be required to protect consumer data with appropriate security steps, and blur or minimize data sharing in ways to enhance privacy.
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"We expect an agreement at this meeting on a power-sharing blueprint...We are optimistic regarding reaching a deal on power sharing in South Sudan," Ahmed said.
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"We are sincerely touched and humbled by others' stories, their sharing in our sadness and the kindness of so many people," Ryan's sister added in her post.
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Similar scenes have played out in cities across the world in recent months, from Hong Kong to Beirut to Barcelona, sharing in common anger at ruling elites.
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Uber's vision is to build global platform that includes ride-sharing in its current form, a continued expansion of Uber Eats and with a whole lot more.
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The company's campaign to drum up popular support to legalize ride-sharing in South Florida had a website, an Instagram page, and a Twitter hash tag: #MiamiNeedsUber.
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Mrs Merkel's officials bristle at suggestions that Germany has done nothing: look how far the chancellor has moved on bail-outs and risk-sharing in recent years.
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With this partnership, users on either app can take advantage of ride-sharing in NYC's yellow taxis, regardless of which app they use to hail the cab.
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Separately, Latin America's largest homebuilder, MRV Engenharia e Participacoes, said it was partnering with the Brazilian unit of Renault to offer electric car sharing in its buildings.
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While the Facebook event and Lil Nas X's recent "raid" remix video appear to be all in good fun, the Air Force isn't sharing in the humor.
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Sinn Fein said the extra money for Northern Ireland would not in itself guarantee that power-sharing in the province would be restored by the new deadline.
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To manage the people you're connected to—and the people who can see the data you're sharing—in the Fitbit app tap your avatar, then your name.
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"There is still much concern in Germany about greater risk-sharing in Europe, and we do not expect this to change under the new government," she added.
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Only when the working families of every background begin to feel that they are sharing in the national prosperity, will confidence in the economic system be renewed.
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Some, like the American Institute of Architects, complain that service providers — including themselves, dentists, accountants, lawyers and doctors — are not sharing in the windfall like other businesses.
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With over 450 servers in over 100 countries, you can unblock and enjoy bufferless HD streaming, plus you can engage in P2P file-sharing in complete anonymity.
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Third, it's becoming increasingly clear that the aroma of bigotry infuses the whole operation, and anybody who aligns too closely will end up sharing in the stench.
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My job was to weave these personal plotlines and collaborative fictions into a broader story where, somehow, each player sharing in it felt like it was "their" story.
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The July wheat also was slightly lower Wednesday to $4.5825 a bushel, and it comes as wheat is not sharing in the grain rally so far this year.
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EDPB activity is intense, with monthly plenary meetings and a new system of online data sharing in relation to cross-border processing cases rolled out between the authorities.
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Teen boys who are questioning their sexuality are the second-most targeted group because they often feel talking about it online is safer than sharing in real life.
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One helpful way to understand where we are and where we're going is to frame mobile-video sharing in terms of users' core needs: immediacy, authenticity and immersion.
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The next stage of ride-sharing in Southeast Asia will pit Grab against Indonesia's Go-Jek, a $5 billion startup backed by big names including Google and Tencent.
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That sharing in turn led people to click on links which brought them to the Macedonian websites, which could then make money on the traffic via Google's AdSense.
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Jump, founded in 2010, was the first company to offer dockless bike sharing in the U.S. and operates in San Francisco, Washington D.C., Sacramento and Santa Cruz, California.
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Disney and Charter Communications are teaming up to fight account sharing in an attempt to prevent multiple people from using a single account to access streaming video services.
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While Instagram combined ephemeral and permanent image sharing in Direct in April 2017, and launched the standalone Direct app last year, messaging still feels bolted on to Messenger.
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Past efforts to modernize doctor-lab communications were lost in the broader push to deploy health IT and encourage more data-sharing in the health sector, officials say.
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Recent news has highlighted one aspect of cost sharing in the United States that seems to make little sense: the notion of making it start over each year.
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Instead, he painted it as a "lose-lose for the fan and the artist," because the musicians aren't sharing in the profits from the marked-up tickets, either.
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Income generated from the new pricing will supplement ADB's existing funds meant to support policy advice, institution building, and knowledge sharing in developing member countries, the lender said.
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To their credit, they walk the walk, at least by outward appearances, showing up to each other's events, sharing in each other's successes, and generally having each other's backs.
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Even though Vine had lost most of its influential users and much of its cultural capital in recent years, it helped democratize video sharing in a world before Snapchat.
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Facing me across a small, fancy sofa we're sharing in a central London hotel room, the American fashion designer is surrounded by rails of her spring 2018 swim collection.
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Facebook officially rolled out temporary location sharing in Messenger back in May, having experimented with the idea in different formats within Messenger and the main Facebook app for years.
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Well, today the feature lands on Instagram, where it will arrive it front of an audience more devoted to photo-sharing in a platform more suited to AR filters.
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Uber, which has a website in Thai for drivers to sign up, said it would work with authorities to make clear the benefits of ride-sharing in the country.
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Instead of sharing in the outrage of Nia's brutal murder, they came with fury for being tagged in a post that they felt challenged their own perceived feminist accomplishments.
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Mr. Jambon told reporters on Thursday that improvements in intelligence-gathering and police information-sharing in Belgium, which had been in the works before the attacks, were accelerated afterward.
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He also called for more infrastructure sharing, in which competitors can install antennas on the same towers, as a way to ease the cost of building out 5G networks.
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The survey covered a lot of annoyances drivers and passengers deal with when ride-sharing in Lyft and Uber trips around the U.S. Yes, the irritation goes both ways.
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If you want to stop this from happening, you can switch off data sharing in WhatsApp, though you're more or less stuck with it if you're an Instagram user.
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The alliance, headed by Shandong Dongming Petrochemical Group, the country's largest independent refiner, also called for joint purchasing and information sharing in a bid to stave off internal competition.
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Ultimately, the Taliban want a complete withdrawal of American troops, while the Americans eventually want joint talks between the Taliban and other Afghans over power-sharing in the government.
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The senators' bill would increase the revenue sharing in the Gulf and apply it to the Atlantic and Arctic oceans, where there is currently no drilling in federal waters.
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The New York City start-up was the first to offer dockless bike sharing in the U.S. Menlo Ventures led the round joined by Sinewave Ventures and Esther Dyson.
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And even as President, Trump continued inflaming tensions by sharing in November 2017 anti-Muslim videos made by a UK-based hate group with his millions of Twitter followers.
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"I'm hauled on board with my bush and my tush hanging out," she added, before sharing in graphic detail the space exploration little grey men undertook on her own body.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Governments have uncovered trillions of dollars in offshore funds since they began sharing in bulk bank account details last September, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation said on Friday.
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" It added that the "current framework for home sharing in Singapore doesn't reflect how Singaporeans travel or use their homes today...[and] stands in contrast with Singapore's commitment to innovation.
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And the investors who stay are getting a chance to sit at the negotiating table and dictate lower fees and better terms for sharing in the returns that managers make.
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The Trump administration may point to unemployment and the stock market to crow about this economy, but if you don't feel like you're sharing in the wealth, you're not crazy.
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This is more interesting cooking than you may expect from a restaurant with illuminated cocktails and a menu of plates sized for sharing, in the shadowland between appetizer and entree.
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Guo Shuqing, the CBRC's chairman and former governor of Shandong, endorsed the deal last Thursday, saying it represented a "relatively satisfying" outcome, with all parties sharing in sacrifices and gains.
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"We've had great responses from many cities around how they see bike sharing in general and Mobike specifically," Sujith Nair, Mobike India's chief business officer, told TechCrunch in an interview.
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Skipping your name means skipping all of that — and the novel bond you forge by sharing in it means you can candidly go to topics that actually interest you both.
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A digital repository like Instagram lends tremendous weight to a project like hers, encouraging cross-community sharing in which one person's memory can act as a stand-in for another's.
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High cost-sharing in the form of deductibles and coinsurance creates insurmountable barriers to medically necessary treatment, forcing patients to make impossible financial choices, like missing rent or car payments.
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Democrats are sharing in the fiscal intemperance, lining up behind a "Medicare for all" proposal despite having no definitive plan for how to pay for universal, government-provided health coverage.
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I think it's actually easy to forget the joys of social media in all the backlash; it's a great medium for self-expression and for sharing in our friends' lives.
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Turning off iCloud Photo Sharing in your iCloud or iOS Photos & Camera settings — at least until Apple gets the spam blockade in place — lets you avoid the photo-sharing spam.
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Angela Cai, a spokeswoman for Ofo, a market leader in bike-sharing in cities across China, said the company was working to address the dumping of bikes in public places.
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Ford continues to test its driverless cars in all types of conditions, after announcing in August that it plans to have fully autonomous vehicles ready for ride-sharing in 2021.
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"We can imagine this in ride-sharing, in transportation, trucking, logistics, even personal-use vehicles and licensing with automakers, public transport, and solving the last mile," Waymo CEO John Krafcik said.
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It's interesting that Apple uses AirPods sharing in this ad since some have complained that these untethered audio devices kill the intimacy couples always got from sharing the wired Apple EarPods.
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Investors can choose a set of algorithms that match their goals and risk profile, and the code boffins benefit by seeing their code in use and by sharing in the profits.
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The reality star has been candid with fans throughout her pregnancy, sharing updates about the sex and name of baby No. 3 — and even sharing in the not-so-sweet moments.
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The vehicle was made with ride sharing in mind, as the company claims that in the future, "intensively used vehicles" will cut traffic and energy consumption while increasing safety and sustainability.
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Creating access and sharing in such a system is especially important in trade surveillance and monitoring analysis, said Jayesh Solanki, team lead, financial crime compliance (trade surveillance) at Bank of America.
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Along with offering cheap SUV rentals to would-be Lyft drivers, GM presumably will one day expand into driverless ride-sharing in addition to adding autonomous tech to its consumer cars.
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Big Insurance use extreme cost-sharing, in the form of higher patient co-pays, and specialty tiers to push sick people off their plans because it's bad for their bottom line.
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Uber is launching a bike-sharing service next week in partnership with JUMP, a startup that recently received the first and only permit to operate dockless bike-sharing in San Francisco.
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Facebook employees regularly discussed how to make special exceptions to the company's policies on data-sharing in order to hobble its competitors like Youtube, Amazon, Twitter, and Pinterest, leaked documents show.
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That's because most consumers would end up paying a greater share of their health care costs — meaning premiums after tax credits plus cost-sharing in the form of deductibles and copays.
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As Blockbuster's prominence — and stock price — rose, Mr. Huizenga became something of a folk hero in South Florida, where, it sometimes seemed, much of the community was sharing in his wealth.
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Vendors are lured to its marketplace with the promise of sharing in its bounty and the fear of being shut out from a platform that has a stranglehold on online commerce.
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The rise of Napster and file sharing in the early 2000s decimated the music business; as recently as 2015, the industry was widely judged to have been broken by digital piracy.
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Because our tool set is so geared to the job of sharing in the way where you're using the camera specifically to share this moment, and this expression, and this feeling.
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RBNZ said it was strengthening efforts to enhance the resilience of the financial system, including developing risk management guidance and promoting information-sharing in collaboration with industry and other public organisations.
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One of the greatest kindnesses my dad showed me, when I was your son's age, was sharing in detail his own story of schoolboy misery at the hands of a classmate.
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While Germany does not balk at the idea of a euro zone budget or euro zone finance ministry, for example, it is less than keen to see debt-sharing in the region.
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Many team members might not be aware that WFM provided profit sharing in the form of stock options for full time team members above 6000 service hours before Amazon's acquisition last year.
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They are sharing in a perception of glittery wealth… In this carbed-out consumerismo are places and moments of true bonding, places to be seen and to see others, to simply exist.
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Microsoft has touted the growing popularity of its workplace chat app, Teams, sharing in November that the app had reached 20 million users, putting it well ahead of its chat rival, Slack.
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If you work on a train, a bus, a plane, if you're ride-sharing in a car, you like working at the park or at Starbucks, that's a mobile user to me.
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For decades now, big corporations and the wealthiest Americans have counted on both parties to ram through an agenda that prevents the middle class from sharing in the fruits of their work.
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There is a vicarious pleasure of sharing in what many of us discovered alone, and to experience that discovery as though for the first time, through witnessing another person's otherwise private sexuality.
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For Tumblr users, support for live video is being introduced through the partnered apps themselves – you'll enable Tumblr sharing in a new setting that publishes live streams to Tumblr's native video player.
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Most notably, Will & Grace star Debra Messing defended Sadler on the Golden Globes red carpet while on E!. Some of these celebrity women are sharing in the excitement about Sadler's big announcement.
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"As a framework nation for the JSEC, we can make a significant contribution to burden-sharing in the alliance," state secretary in the Defence Ministry Peter Tauber told lawmakers in a letter.
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In the case of this whale fall, which the researchers determined was a baleen whale, the ROVs' cameras saw octopuses, eelpout (eellike skinny fish), and bone-eating worms sharing in the feast.
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Rodney repeatedly refers to his experience that evening regarding Leonardo's performance as a brotherhood, erasing the women present in the room sharing in that experience, and the women who coordinated the performance.
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It would require the Taliban to initiate a formal dialogue with the Afghan government and other political and civil society groups on a permanent nationwide ceasefire and power sharing in postwar Afghanistan.
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Grab, which dominates ride-sharing in the region, also has its own payment app and intends to develop that side of its business further, offering electronic money transfer and loans, Reuters reported.
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Where SoftBank is primarily a financial partner, "we view Honda as a strategic investor", sharing in vehicle, systems and business development with GM, RBC analyst Joseph Spak wrote in an investor note.
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That guided the design of the car from the very start, with Lucid aiming to create the first luxury car that was actually made from the ground-up with car-sharing in mind.
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If there's an issue around sharing in your relationships—whether that means cash, emotions, or physical affection—Mercury's transit through Taurus will be the time to think things through and hash it out.
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Ride-sharing in Southeast Asia is projected to become a $20 billion a year business by 2025, according to a report co-authored by Google, with Indonesia accounting for upwards of 40 percent.
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"Weeping for other people's pain does not only mean sharing in their sufferings, but also and above all realizing that our own actions are a cause of injustice and inequality," Pope Francis wrote.
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The company quickly dominated Mexico, which is now its second-largest market after the U.S. In fact, up until recently Uber claimed a near monopoly on ride-sharing in Mexico with few competitors.
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Since the end of the Maoist insurgency ten years ago, the country's two main communist parties and its largest conservative party have happily alternated in power, while happily also sharing in its spoils.
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Grey's Anatomy star Camilla Luddington may have left Wednesday's People's Choice Awards sharing in a trophy for favorite network TV drama, but the real star of her evening was her adorable baby belly.
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And yet, we could have just as easily been mired in a relative "dark age" of information sharing in government, were it not for the even-keeled prudence and vision of agency heads.
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" To try to create some consistency and enhance credibility, he and other leaders in the field recently published a lengthy report titled "Best Practices in Data Analysis and Sharing in Neuroimaging Using MRI.
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"Between now and the next three years, we need to provide viable solutions to take people around," Marchionne said, citing Waymo's new test program in Phoenix offering ride sharing in self-driving Pacificas.
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By the numbers: One patient received a $5,000 payment from her husband's employer in addition to a total knee replacement free of cost-sharing in exchange for having the procedure done in Mexico.
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AOT, a beneficiary of the Thai tourism boom, has seen its shares surge 68 percent in the past year on expectations of higher revenue sharing in the new concession and expansion, analysts said.
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It will work with local internet service providers like Mid-Atlantic Broadband Communities in Virginia and Axiom Technologies in Maine by investing in some of the capital costs and then sharing in revenue.
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"These elements all imply more public risk-sharing in (the European Monetary Union) as liability for bank failures in other countries is shared at the European level," Knot said in the Eurofi Magazine.
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Key to the success of power-sharing in Northern Ireland was his close relationship with former enemy Ian Paisley, the firebrand Protestant preacher who for decades brayed "No Surrender!" across Northern Ireland's sectarian divide.
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Distributed knowledge and sharing in real time allows disparate care providers to engage with cutting-edge insights and up-to-the-minute lessons, generating a whole much greater — and more responsive — than its parts.
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After factoring in his resilience and motivation, along with his endless support from his family and friends, he was added to the waiting list of the United Network for Organ Sharing in January 2016.
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While geography might be the premise for lead sharing in a marketplace model, another potential lead-sharing opportunity in this space could evolve through virtual teams that own the full stack of insurance products.
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Not only will our policies open the door for home-sharing in Arizona, but I believe they will serve as a national model for states and policymakers who want to embrace this excellent industry.
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Companies can then design terms of service, or governments can design regulation, which requires data deletion, or forces everyone to opt back in to data sharing in the event of an acquisition or merger.
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It remains frustratingly prone to a small-country outlook: reluctant to spend enough on defence, to confront the imbalances caused by its trade surplus and to accept more burden-sharing in the euro zone.
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Sprint and T-Mobile US, America's third- and fourth-largest mobile companies, called off their merger as their controlling companies, SoftBank and Deutsche Telekom, failed to agree on power-sharing in the new company.
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" "MINI Takes the States" even gave McKenna his best memory of the little car: "Being in a Mini and going to see Mount Rushmore with my kids in the car sharing in the experience.
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The sharing in both directions is much more limited, and that in itself might be enough to draw you towards the Apple sign-on option when the feature rolls out fully later this year.
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We established an initiative called Evolve, led by a group of 17 women, to evaluate and improve our existing policies and practices to ensure even greater vigilance, awareness, and information-sharing in preventing harassment.
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I think 'the story' is a fantastic format for sharing in the moment and giving people a picture of your daily life, and I think a lot of apps are going to adopt it.
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Some of the steps it outlines are rebate-sharing in Medicare drug plans, promoting generics and copycat version of biologic drugs and requiring drug manufacturers to publish list prices for drugs in television advertisements.
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By lying about how popular they actually are, broadcasters who use the bots and their "falsely inflated statistics" potentially keep users who've build up their audiences by charisma alone from sharing in that wealth.
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Uber has moved into bike-sharing in the U.S. but it has not done the same in Southeast Asia despite its head of the region admitting to TechCrunch that the company is studying space.
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What we first saw in terms of support of ride hailing versus home sharing in 2015 was relatively consistent with our findings in 2017 — with markedly fewer cities supporting home sharing versus ride hailing.
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The opposition day to Jupiter will bring up some issues concerning your money and how willing you and your partners are to share with each other—sharing in both an emotional and material sense.
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Contributors get paid for every download, sharing in the pool of total revenue Storyblocks gains from its subscribers, and the service provides them with detailed analytics about how their content performs on the platform.
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"Today, a NATO delegation is at the State Department to discuss increasing NATO's role in Iraq, in line with the President's desire for burden sharing in all of our collective defense efforts," Ortagus said.
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On Thursday, ReachNow branched out to ride-sharing (in which drivers pick up passengers) by expanding a small private test of the service in Seattle to all of the service's members in the city.
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The underlying cause was Mongolia's already high incidence of hepatitis–dubbed a "silent" hepatitis epidemic by the World Health Organization–which was exacerbated by frequent needle sharing in the poorly resourced socialist healthcare system.
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They had to be aggressive in the beginning in order to, when market sharing, in order expand and actually build the business, that clearly is not going to bring it to the next level.
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Despite the recent launch of a slew of start-ups from ride-sharing in taxis to smart bus applications, the potential for transport aggregators in an increasingly frustrated and tech-savvy population remains vastly untapped.
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Dreyer's pregnancy comes on the heels of sharing in April that she had suffered a miscarriage over the winter, following a struggle with trying to conceive for six months before being referred to a specialist.
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Against a backdrop of squabbles over migration quotas or financial risk-sharing in the euro zone, politicians on both sides of the Channel underestimated the strength of the consensus on the EU's basic business model.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Bike sharing in African cities has lagged due to lack of dedicated lanes and the perception that cycling is for the poor, worsening traffic jams and pollution, experts said on Wednesday.
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Full details of the arrangement aren't fully clear at this point, but TechCrunch understands that Singapore-based Grab will take over Uber's ride-sharing in the eight markets in Southeast Asia where it is operational.
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But more recently, there's been a shift in sentiment, and Pickels expects that some lawmakers will soon attempt to move authority back to the places that attempted to regulate home-sharing in the first place.
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"In the last couple months, with ranked feed and Stories, people are sharing more now than ever on a per-person basis, and more people are sharing [in] total," Systrom said, without providing actual numbers.
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Forms users will now also be able to solicit file uploads from users outside of their company — but only if both your company and your respondent's company allow cross-domain file sharing in Google Drive.
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Advances in neural machine learning have made phrase-based translation more accurate, and M Suggestions started recommending Messenger features like payments or location sharing in Spanish to Spanish language users based on their chat text.
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"I think it would be best if Congress would say what they want us to accomplish ... I have no reservations about sharing in closed session with you how we would carry that out," he said.
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For decades, Arthur T. Demoulas followed a philosophy of low prices, high wages and profit-sharing in running the New England supermarket chain Market Basket, and the company flourished, though with less than larcenous profits.
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The very futility of the Vietnam War (at the moment being laid before America again in Ken Burns' PBS series), made sharing in the experience a collective initiation for veterans into the darknesses of adulthood.
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Crucially, the 3GP specification calls for very low-overhead data representation, which enabled multimedia sharing in a time where moving bits around involved a whole lot less resources and computing power than it does now.
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It lets you unblock geo-restricted content and enjoy bufferless HD streaming on all your favorite services, engage in P2P file-sharing in total anonymity, and easily shut down hackers with powerful 256-bit encryption.
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As for Mr. Green, several current and former regulators and lawmakers who oversee ride-sharing in California said they had never worked with him, because Mr. Zimmer was often the one who communicated with officials.
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RAM's shows draw not only hotel guests, but a wide spectrum of the country's political and racial groups, all sharing in this one-of-a-kind experience—hypnotic drums, transfixing horns, shredding guitars, riveting dancers.
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Bolt, which is popular ride-sharing in Eastern Europe and Africa, said it will invest the money in improving and expanding its ride-hailing technology as well as in personalised mobility services like food delivery.
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The lack of sharing in the current study was not necessarily because patients worried their doctors would respond negatively, lead author Dr. Nina Sanford, of the University of Texas Southwestern in Dallas, told Reuters Health.
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ASTANA (Reuters) - Kazakhstan wants oil majors led by Shell and ENI to improve their offer for ending a dispute over profit sharing in the Karachaganak gas project, Kazakh Energy Minister Kanat Bozumbayev said on Friday.
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The results show national supervisors need to respond with measures including possible cuts to maximum guaranteed returns or reductions in "unsustainable" profit-sharing in new policies if business models begin to look unviable, it said.
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For Trump in his new role as president, reliance on Twitter pits two reasonable criticisms against each other: that he is both sharing too much and not sharing, in response to press questions, nearly enough.
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"In seeing this analysis, members of the House will be sharing in the responsibility and obligation that the government has to ensure the security of negotiation-sensitive materials," junior Brexit minister Steve Baker told parliament.
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In the video obtained by Motherboard, the trainer acknowledges that Facebook has been disabling the accounts of victims who post about receiving unwanted dick pics, or "unsolicited adult nude genitalia imagery sharing" in Facebook's own parlance.
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These moves, coupled with the decline of original sharing in the News Feed in North America, lead me to believe that Zuckerberg — ever paranoid about the company's long-term survival — feels pressure to start building lifeboats.
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" A document held by Trump on Tuesday, which he said contained details of the pact with Mexico, laid out a "regional approach to burden-sharing in relation to the processing of refugee status claims to migrants.
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For example, a strong candidate could be from the Baltic countries, parts of Central and Eastern Europe, or other European countries who are signaling concerns about Russia through increased defense spending and burden sharing in NATO.
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Arizona's pre-emption law and legal action by Goldwater prevented the city from enforcing even ordinances requiring hosts to register, but Pickels says the worst predictions about home-sharing in the city haven't come to fruition.
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It is well known, for instance, that men do not come anywhere close to fully sharing in the household chores or child rearing when their partners are working, and that often means more stress for women.
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Jump, founded in 2010, was the first company to offer dockless bike sharing in the U.S. One competitor that followed Jump into the market, LimeBike, has raised $132 million since it was founded in January 2017.
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The UAW in 26 agreed to benefit cuts and more substantial profit-sharing in lieu of annual wage increases as a result of the Great Recession and the government-backed bankruptcies of GM and then Chrysler.
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No sooner had Mr. Mattis finished his address than he was thrust into the uncomfortable position of defending White House policy decisions on trade, climate science and burden-sharing in a spirited question-and-answer session.
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But experts say that this time, with three parties set to win a roughly equal share of the vote, even political actors open to the idea of power sharing in some form may be charting fresh territory.
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It is hard for me to know what any of this means, but I want to believe that Jon is still out there, loving me, sharing in my life, still experiencing his own existence in some way.
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Under a codetermination system, by contrast, an executive wins a pay increase by convincing shareholders and worker-representatives alike that he deserves it — something you can only do if workers are sharing in the benefits of growth.
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As president, Mr Zelensky has resumed Ukrainian-Russian prisoner-swaps and has prompted protests on the streets of Kiev by moving towards a model for power-sharing in the country's east that makes hefty concessions to Russia.
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But whether or not he does, some of us did, and stayed a long time, looking at, and lingering over, miraculously beautiful things and sharing, in different but not so different ways, the blessing that beauty brings.
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But I have a couple questions: What the hell is Iran doing over here, helping to snuff out democracy in Lebanon and any hope for power-sharing in Syria, and now posing a direct threat to Israel?
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The policing of lyric-sharing in America is largely up to the National Music Publishers Association (NMPA), a trade body that, since 2006, has represented a large part of the market and can make big blanket licensing deals.
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"The most significant message we're sharing in this report is that child care is unaffordable across the U.S., and it's often a significant burden for parents," said Lynette Fraga, Ph.D., executive director of Child Care Aware of America.
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He believes perovskites have every chance of sharing in this, both because they are cheap and because he thinks that one more turn of the technological ratchet will improve their efficiency in a way that silicon cannot match.
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Three hours with Labo sparked a kind of wonder that I haven't felt in while, and I'd think a parent and their kid sharing in that joy and teamwork would be worth $70 — even if it doesn't last.
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In "New Ideals in Business", a book from 20.5, she explained how William Cooper Procter, a pioneering Episcopalian, introduced profit sharing in 21980 and eventually share ownership for workers of Procter & Gamble (P&G), a consumer-goods firm.
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The union agreed to cut benefits and receive more substantial profit sharing in lieu of annual wage increases as a result of the Great Recession and the government-backed bankruptcies of General Motors and then-Chrysler in 0003.
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This isn't BMW's first shot at car sharing: it has run several programs in European markets, and briefly launched a pilot version of ReachNow simply called BMW Car Sharing in San Francisco; that trial shut down last year.
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He made his Olympic debut in London as an 18-year-old relay swimmer, sharing in the public shaming after the scandal surrounding the team's recreational use of the sedative Stilnox and watching Magnussen's campaign from close up.
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Since then there have been hundreds of Celebrations from Helsinki to Antarctica, Bombay to Silicon Valley, sharing in Mr. Gardner's many interests, including math puzzles, logic puzzles, hexaflexagons and Möbius strips, magic and card tricks, and visual paradoxes.
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Under a co-determination system, by contrast, an executive wins a pay increase by convincing shareholders and worker-representatives alike that he deserves it — something you can only do if workers are sharing in the benefits of growth.
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" The company's plan, said Chekitan S. Dev, a professor in the hotel school of the S.C. Johnson College of Business at Cornell University, "keeps any migration of lodging nights from traditional hotels to home-sharing in the family.
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Be aware that even if you haven't turned on location sharing in Snapchat, some people may be able to get a hint of your whereabouts if you use Our Stories, a feature for publishing public images or videos.
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"All NATO allies made a pledge to invest more in defense to improve burden sharing in our alliance, and I expect all allies, including Germany, of course, to make good on the pledge we made together," he said.
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Make sure you're not sharing more than you'd like to: On Windows (click Network in File Explorer) and macOS (click Sharing in System Preferences) it's simple enough to check which folders are shared with the rest of the network.
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But it will likely grow as the company launches scooter and bike sharing in more cities and as it forms partnerships with transit authorities through its Nearby Transit feature, which includes route information and schedules for buses and trains.
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Beyond providing a platform that lets physical retail stores tap the internet for business, it is aggressively moving into ride-sharing in China where it hopes to rival Didi thanks to a $4 billion investment that closed last year.
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The Manhattan judge said this barred Kolchinsky from sharing in Moody's Jan 13 settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice and the attorneys general of 21 states and the District of Columbia, though the terms left open that prospect.
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George J. Mitchell, the former Senate majority leader who presided over negotiations that led to the Good Friday Agreement and power sharing in Northern Ireland, has been chosen as the grand marshal for this year's St. Patrick's Day Parade.
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Things aren't so much bumpy as roadblocked entirely for scooter sharing in the latter city where regulations adopted by Barcelona town hall in 903 essentially ban the on-demand scooter model, at least as startups prefer to operate it.
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Why it matters: This is an extension of Airbnb's Friendly Building program, through which the company is appealing to landlords and developers to allow home-sharing in their buildings — in exchange for visibility into the tenants' home-sharing activities.
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"a better body by using ridesourcing" Ten percent of those surveyed were identified as "supersharers": people who use some combination of car-sharing, ride-sharing, or bike-sharing in their daily commutes, to run errands, or for social trips.
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The extreme end of the buffet of intimate sharing in the Bay in 2019 involves hedonistic gatherings of up to 700 people lasting up to four days on the grounds of museums, dilapidated hotels, and warehouses across the Bay.
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The Irish data protection authority (DPC) - which has jurisdiction over Facebook because the company's European headquarters are in Dublin - said last April it hoped to reach a deal with WhatsApp on the data sharing in a matter of months.
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At-risk ACOs get to reap the rewards by sharing in some of Medicare's savings when the groups achieve lower costs, such as by preventing expensive hospital admissions, as well as achieving high quality-of-care scores from patients.
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With Northern Ireland (United Kingdom) and the Republic of Ireland essentially sharing in the same economic system, the border became more ambiguous and gave people of Northern Ireland an opportunity to identify as British, as Irish, or as both.
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The basics include recommending a "layered approach," which will prioritize the security of critical systems over less safety-specific features, and also encourages information sharing in "as close to real time as possible" in the case of cybersecurity events.
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The CEA then argues that living standards in the Nordic countries are lower than in the US, but that they don't count as true socialism, because they use cost-sharing in health care and rely heavily on consumption taxes.
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"We need more smart data-sharing in order to really tackle this crime, and we need to empower our government agencies to have the ability to both share and receive data from a variety of trusted sources," Velasquez said.
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Animated GIFs — those looping bits of video often taken from movies, TV shows or viral clips circulating around the web — can also be found in online libraries with links for easy sharing in messages or to social media sites.
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After going through a few major life changes, she's learned she's stronger than she thought, more open and mindful, all of which she's sharing in a new wellness book, Gracefully You: How to Live Your Best Life Every Day.
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Though they are sharing in the cost, not all of these towns will share in the economic benefit and tourism boost that comes along with hosting the game, Miami Gardens Chamber of Commerce president Andre Williams told The Herald.
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Although museums exist to serve the public trust, it has taken initiatives by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and others to incentivize collection sharing in ways that are often not priorities for museums that are beset by other challenges.
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Late last year the Northbank Business Improvement District, which among other things aims to improve air quality and promote biodiversity in the area around the Strand, was named one of five "business low-emissions neighbourhoods", sharing in a £1m ($1.3m) fund.
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Here are some of the things other people did that we liked: This exhaustive study of bike sharing in New York City is almost unwieldy, but you have to love all the data Todd Schneider pulls together, and it's visually stunning.
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Instead of a transition of just one year, Sanders's plan would take big but more gradual steps in its first year — eliminating all cost sharing in Medicare, lowering its eligibility age from 65 to 55, and enrolling everyone under age 18.
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Trump hopes to use the meeting to obtain a "long term fix for radicalization" in the Muslim world, as well as to work to cut off funding for terror groups and to increase burden sharing in the fight against ISIS.
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"There's been such a backlash against data privacy — the pendulum has swung too far to one side — but I think there are learnings to be had around the benefits of data sharing in healthcare and in financial services," Ebinger told TechCrunch.
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The company last week said it was on course to deliver a "high-volume, fully autonomous vehicle for ride sharing in 2021" and a fully electric small SUV with a range of at least 300 miles on a full charge.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A deal by BP to extend oil production-sharing in Azerbaijan by 25 years is profitable at current oil prices even after paying a signing bonus and cutting foreign companies' stake in the project, Chief Executive Bob Dudley said.
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Bill splitting (or "sharing" in the app's language) is also supported, although Park says this turned out to be less popular than the founders thought it would be, with only around 5 per cent os users making use of it.
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Also evolving is the concept of home sharing, in which several older people who did not necessarily know one another get together to buy a home in which to live and share responsibilities for shopping, cooking, cleaning and home repair.
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Airbnb began striking deals with city and state officials to collect and remit some difficult-to-collect taxes from hosts in 2014, with new rules legalizing home-sharing in the area often announced by local officials either simultaneously or shortly after.
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For example, an all-stock purchase of Viacom by CBS at a 10 percent premium could work, with Viacom shareholders owning 40 percent of the combined company and sharing in the upside of any magic that Mr. Moonves can unleash.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Risk-sharing in the banking sector would strengthen the euro zone economy but would not mean permanent transfers to nations with less stable banks, a top official told the European Parliament, seeking to allay concerns of richer EU states.
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In what seems a fitting selection, George J. Mitchell, the former Senate majority leader who presided over the negotiations that led to the Good Friday Agreement and power sharing in Northern Ireland, served as the parade's grand marshal this year.
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Above all, the formal innovation that makes every second of Padre a pleasure to watch—each of which would make the film worthy of sharing in and of itself—is the fact that Grasso has put together a really good story.
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Facebook co-founder says its rise reveals the fault lines destroying the "American Dream" Rahul Sonnad is CEO of Tesloop, a Los Angeles-based transportation start-up offering zero-emission ride-sharing in Southern California through its fleet of Tesla vehicles.
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"It's not just sharing in the sense of, 'I have a big chunk of food and I'm going to let you also eat from the same plate," said Gerald Carter, a behavioral ecologist and assistant professor at Ohio State University.
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Another bill would allow for a pilot program to test the viability of e-scooter sharing in a limited area of the city — along the corridor that will be hit hardest by the shutdown of the L train next year.
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The Married at First Sight star is celebrating having a "viable pregnancy" with her and husband Doug Hehner's baby on the way, sharing in an Instagram post on Friday morning that her "fertility appointment went so well" the previous day.
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This mayor has been beloved because she's so human, because she works impossible hours and seems to be everywhere at once, sharing in our happiness and in our heartbreak, wearing her own happiness and her own heartbreak on her sleeve.
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BUILD-SHARING In a departure from normal procurement practice, Japan's Ministry of Defense said in a report published on Wednesday it will require the winner of the - eight frigate - contract to offer major portions of the build to other bidders.
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Instead of combing through agreements for buried data use protocols and having to "opt out" of data sharing, consumers would "opt in" to data sharing in exchange for a fee, depending on the extent and the frequency of data use.
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Parents, in general, tend to be slightly more aloof in regards to all kinds of sharing in the UK — although most parents won't brag about their children, they also won't share information about anything that goes wrong with their parenting technique.
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Nokia has split its patent portfolio and transferred slices to so-called patent trolls — a derisive term for companies that buy others' intellectual property and often file lawsuits to extract royalties from patent users — with Nokia sharing in any profits.
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"We know that not everyone is sharing in this prosperity and Donald Trump just sits in the White House and gloats about what's going on when you have so many people that are having trouble affording college and affording their premiums," Klobuchar said.
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ROME (Reuters) - The euro zone needs more risk sharing in the financial sector to accelerate economic growth, the head of the euro zone bailout fund Klaus Regling said on Monday in remarks that are likely to face strong opposition in his native Germany.
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That's why the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is currently looking to create legislation, in collaboration with SF Supervisor Aaron Peskin, to "create appropriate permits and requirements to regulate motorized scooter sharing in the public right-of-way," an SFMTA spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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There are other facets of ridesharing and car sharing in the works at RydenGo once the basics are in place, like a social function for arranging carpools and a "playground" where you can hire, say, a vintage fire truck for an event.
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By 2030, Breitfeld claimed this super-company version of Faraday Future will generate nearly half of its revenue from vehicle sales and the rest from a combination of car-sharing, in-car services, as well as sales or licensing of the company's technology.
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Three market participants said combining Refinitiv and LSE could actually lead to improved packages for customers, while sources close to the planned LSE deal said the London exchange has a track record of rewarding customers, such as through profit-sharing in clearing.
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If we were able to truly implement risk-sharing in every loan originated for the GSEs' single-family businesses, we would dramatically de-risk the federal government's exposure and immediately solve for the No. 1 concern Republicans have with the current system.
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The concept for bike-sharing in China is simple enough: People use an app to unlock a nearby bike and ride to their final destination for a small fee in order to beat the traffic on clogged roads in many Chinese cities.
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Maven will also serve as the home for GM's other mobility-on-demand programs including residential car-share pilot projects in New York and Chicago, peer-to-peer car-sharing in Germany and car-share test programs on GM campuses around the world.
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By sharing in the profits or losses of these ventures, the parties say they work more closely to make sure a patient gets the right medicine or has access to a doctor at a nearby clinic instead of resorting to an emergency room.
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Pressuring Facebook in this way also serves those who may be less privileged than you -- people whose home loans, parole hearings and immigration status is affected by the data they thought they were sharing in confidence through social networks such as Facebook.
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And she finds no momentum in sharing, in benevolence, in charity, no interaction with another person ever brought her a bolt of pure aliveness like entering the water on a still morning with the world empty in every direction to the sky.
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Apple's privacy promises come into play here as well, as it puts data-sharing in users' control, and offers commitments that data will be encrypted, won't be sold and that studies have to inform users how their data will support the research.
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In 210, there were 210,250 transplants, an 8.5% increase over 2015 and up 19.8% since 2012, according to the United Network for Organ Sharing in the US, which serves under federal contract and brings together medical professionals, transplant recipients and donor families across the country.
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" The Italian director had no qualms about sharing in 2016 that he intentionally withheld information about the scene in order to remain in complete control: "I didn't want Maria to act her humiliation her rage, I wanted her … to feel … the rage and humiliation.
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Uber's head of North American operations Rachel Holt, recently starting to drive herself, and the company also hired Jeff Jones, former head of marketing at Target, as the new president of ride-sharing in charge of improving the company's relationship to riders and drivers.
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"Today I'm rolling out a plan to put workers back into the equation, and make clear to corporate executives: if you want to line your own pockets, you better make sure your workers are sharing in the profits they created for you," he added.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - (The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) While iron ore prices have surged to a five-year high above $20173 a tonne, not all producers of the steel-making ingredient are sharing in the bounty.
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And when I went to it and started watching others, I quickly realized why — in that room, with a person sharing, in the same physical space as you, it had a different electric charge than the people who were showing a clip and sitting down.
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"The majority does not provide, nor do I see, a workable line which separates the consensual password sharing in this case from the consensual password sharing of millions of legitimate account holders, which may also be contrary to the policies of system owners," Reinhardt added.
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The partners of the project — which also includes the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) — said the aim is to "advance the frontiers of AI," which includes helping startups commercialize their technology, develop ideas and promote knowledge sharing in the AI field.
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Establishing consistency when it comes to record sharing in the health care industry will facilitate improved patient care coordination, accelerate the needed integration of specialized addiction treatment with mainstream health care, and encourage more rapid development and implementation of telehealth and other technology solutions.
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We know that not everyone is sharing in this prosperity and Donald Trump just sits in the White House and gloats about what is going on when you have so many people that are having trouble affording college and having trouble affording their premiums.
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The Stone has held the line for a kind of music presenting that prizes direct engagement, allowing improvisers and audiences to meet each other head-on, sharing in the work of building whatever it is — energy, focus, faith, chimera — that comprises a musical performance.
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That shifted her focus back to the SPD, but the center-left party is wary of another tie-up with Merkel after voters punished it for four years of power-sharing in the September vote, when its support slumped to its lowest level since 1933.
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"The United States is not only abdicating humanitarian leadership and responsibility-sharing in response to the worst global displacement and refugee crisis since World War II, but compromising critical strategic interests and reneging on commitments to allies and vulnerable populations," the International Rescue Committee said.
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For a brief moment, it seems like the show is sharing in the industry's obsession with slave narratives until viewers are hit with an unlikely plot twist: Black and Dennis live on a woman's arm, and the "mysterious fog" they're running from is just ash.
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The solution, he proposed, is to involve workers directly in the discussion and for companies to consider cost-cutting alternatives to layoffs such as "work sharing," in which employees still receive benefits but work a three- or four-day week with decreased pay to match.
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HELOC: NoEquity sharing/reverse mortgage/refinance: YesRent-to-own/lease back: NoLast funding round: $5M Series A (9/12/19)Total disclosed equity funding: $6.12MSelect investors: Kima Ventures, Techstars VenturesPatch is another product that purchases a portion of home equity, sharing in appreciation and losses.
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I've always had a camera on me, whether I was filming or shooting, but I only really started focusing on this type of work around 2006, and even then, it was only a personal exploration, nothing I ever considered sharing in any kind of meaningful way.
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And on the consumer side, iCloud Drive is getting an upgrade in the new version of macOS, which will now support folder sharing in addition to file sharing — a much-needed feature that could convince more casual customers of Drive or Dropbox to make the switch.
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He also complained of insufficient regard for key FDP aims such as the abolition of a special tax meant to promote investment in the east, the rejection of greater risk-sharing in the euro zone and the protection of jobs endangered by policies to limit climate change.
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"I think that this agreement will bring the prospects of doing a deal at Stormont closer because this will have a positive impact in relation to Northern Ireland," she said, adding that a second deal on power sharing in the province could be reached this week too.
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"Weeping for other people's pain does not only mean sharing in their sufferings, but also and above all realizing that our own actions are a cause of injustice and inequality," he said in the text of a message read for him by a top Vatican cardinal.
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Now, with Airbnb worth almost twice as much as some of the biggest hotel chains in the world, the hotel industry has ramped up its efforts to force its new rival to abide by local laws ... and change customer perception of home-sharing in the process.
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"What has certainly been frustrating to me, as a business owner, is to see that my product is being resold at many times its face value and my team isn't sharing in those profits," the lead producer of "Hamilton," Jeffrey Seller, said in an interview on Wednesday.
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So, for example, if a patient faces $2,000 of cost sharing in the deductible for a certain medicine but pays only $100 after the manufacturer coupon, PBMs would only count $100 of cost sharing towards the patient's annual deductible instead of the original drug price of $2,85033.
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" Robert Frick, corporate economist with the Navy Federal Credit Union, said the slower pace of wage growth shows that "workers are not sharing in the expansion as they should, and that has consequences for the expansion given two-thirds of [gross domestic product] is consumer spending.
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" Robert Frick, corporate economist with the Navy Federal Credit Union, said the slower pace of wage growth shows that "workers are not sharing in the expansion as they should, and that has consequences for the expansion given two-thirds of [gross domestic product] is consumer spending.
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A single report usually includes multiple photos and videos — for example, when the material is found in someone's email account — so the overall growth in reported imagery may signal "those that are sharing it are sharing in larger volumes," said Mr. Shehan of the national center.
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It says that the Nordic countries, often used as examples of successful Democratic Socialism, actually have lower tax rates and more cost-sharing in its health care program than is widely believed in the United States, but that they still have lower per capita income and consumption.
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You can try out the new streamlined link-sharing in the Google Chrome app on Android by using the app's native share menu (and you can continue to manually copy and paste from the URL bar if you want all that extra text fro some reason).
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Trump has repeatedly — and inaccurately — claimed that China will pay for tariffs imposed by the U.S. "One might have expected that Chinese exporters of tariff-affected goods would have to lower their prices somewhat to compete in the US market, sharing in the cost of the tariffs," Goldman said.
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Despite how well e-commerce is doing as a sector, these statistics suggest that workers are not sharing in those gains, while doing a job where they're twice as likely to be injured than in all other private sector occupations, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Airbnb's own offering of "experience sharing", in which people sell and buy experiences such as city tours and cooking classes, is more successful in Japan than almost anywhere else, says Mike Orgill, its head of policy in Asia, as foreigners in particular seek a window into the country.
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Apps like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter scrub this data from your photos, but if you're sending something directly from your device (even a selfie!), be sure to explore your device's privacy settings and turn off location sharing in your EXIF data to prevent this info from being shared.
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Mosquet said a gradual shift to ride sharing in big cities and larger metropolitan areas, especially in the United States, will drive demand for EVs, in large part because the shared vehicles will accumulate miles more rapidly and thus narrow the gap in operating costs with combustion-engine vehicles.
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The present constitution requires the presidency to rotate every five years among candidates from the country's three main islands, an arrangement intended to promote stability and power-sharing in a country that has had more than 20 coups or coup attempts since it declared independence from France in 1975.
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This is a curious backwards twist given the Trust is what's known as a 'global digital exemplar' (GDE), meaning it's received extra government funding to fund digital best practice in areas such as information sharing in order to create a model for digital transformation that other trusts can follow.
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In Cloudinary's 2019 State of Visual Media Report, which drew on data from more than 700 customers and 200 billion transactions, we found that 77% of link sharing in Slack occurs during working hours and that the vast majority of the click-throughs are reported as 'direct' traffic.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Uber Technologies Inc will suspend its services in Macau from July 22 as it has not been able to unlock the full benefits of ride sharing in the gambling hub, in another blow to the firm that is fighting legal scrutiny in many Asian markets.
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For example, one option would be to add a "mark as spam" option instead of just "report as abuse," since certain unwanted content isn't actually harmful content (let's say an ex shared an old photo — the photo itself might be normal, but the act of sharing in context is unwanted).
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The constitution now requires the presidency to be rotated every five years among candidates from the country's three main islands, an arrangement intended to promote stability and power-sharing in a country that has had more than 20 coups or coup attempts since it declared independence from France in 1975.
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Those who don't want to share the extra location data with Uber can turn off location sharing in their phone's settings — and, although users will be greeted with a notice that says Uber needs their location in order to continue, they can also manually enter an address for pick-up.
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About 2,800 people without friends or family in Edmonton ended up registering at the Northlands Exhibition Center, now an emergency shelter, including Justin Dick, 23, who was lured to Fort McMurray three years ago along with his mother and stepfather, from Winnipeg, Manitoba, by hopes of sharing in the oil boom.
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Among suggestions for closer cooperation and better data-sharing in Europe, Germany's Thomas de Maiziere and France's Bruno Le Roux argued for a change to EU rules to allow states to more easily impose national frontier checks inside the 26-nation Schengen zone, and for longer than is now permitted.
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Citi Bike, in particular, continues to be a major bright spot for bike-sharing in the US: over 19 million Citi Bike rides were taken between July 1st, 2018, and June 30th, 2019, up from 17 million rides taken in the same period last year, for an 11 percent increase.
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Purely because I had no idea it was going to make an effect on them like this and I had no idea that so many people were sharing in my same journey, I had a message from a girl who had a double mastectomy the exact same day as I did last Tuesday.
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And creating that space which was a space that had the kind of privacy that no one had ever seen before was what enabled and continues to enable the kind of interactions and the content that people feel comfortable sharing in this network that don't exist in other places in the world.
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Perhaps most troubling for Mr. Trump, several ethics lawyers said, is a relatively obscure provision of the Constitution, called the Emoluments Clause, which prohibits any government official from taking payments or gifts from a foreign government, or even from sharing in profits in a company that has financial ties to a foreign government.
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"I think that this agreement will bring the prospects of doing a deal at (the Belfast parliament) Stormont closer because this will have a positive impact in relation to Northern Ireland," Foster told Sky earlier, adding that a second deal on power sharing in the province could be reached this week too.
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When he called to protest his $1,622.52 for hospital charges (his insurer's discounted rate from over $2,500 in the hospital's billed charges), a patient representative confirmed that the E.R. visit and other services performed would be "eligible for cost-sharing" (in his case, all of it, since he'd not met his deductible).
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If the Messages app is not an option, Apple's support site has detailed instructions for setting up the Mac for sharing in System Preferences and using alternative screen-sharing methods or iCloud's Back to My Mac feature (until Back to My Mac is discontinued in the next version of the operating system).
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"I think part of the Obama coalition and part of the Trump coalition are the same people — largely non-college voters who feel like they aren't sharing in the economic success of our country, and they're eager for change," said one Democratic strategist intimately involved in House races during the Obama years.
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On that Friday afternoon, after Mr. Guaidó left the stage, I locked eyes with perfect strangers who had come from across Caracas to come listen to the interim president, and I realized that we were all smiling uncontrollably, sharing in trying to make sense of this very foreign but very exhilarating experience.
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And when you consider Microsoft's recent efforts to improve collaboration in Office 365 with better real-time editing and saved settings that get transferred seamlessly across all of your devices, on top of better file sharing in Windows 10, I'm sure all this would be true, that is, if this magical office environment actually existed.
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The Justice Department has countered that the administration did meet its burden, pointing to findings in Trump's order that US officials identified problems with how countries covered under the ban handled information sharing in the immigration process, undermining the United States' ability to make sure that people entering the country don't pose a threat.
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However, here's what I want your [readers] to know, and that is if you want to grow the economy, if you want it to be fairer and have more people really benefitting from their hard work and their productivity, and sharing in the profits they hope to make, you have to focus on women.
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I provided everything she needed to succeed, and did not step in and take her power and confidence away from her by doing her work with her to expedite things and give her an edge — or make my life easier and frankly more fun, because I love hanging with her and sharing in her experiences.
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In early February, more than 30 of the most prominent academic journals, research institutions and research funders signed a "Statement on Data Sharing in Public Health Emergencies" in which the journals agreed to make all articles about the Zika virus available free instead of charging their subscription fees, which can be hundreds of dollars.
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Apart from Mobike's orange-and-silver bicycles and Ofo's iconic yellow ones, sky blue models from Bluegogo (or Xiao Lan, in Mandarin), neon green offerings from U-bicycle and rainbow-colored, glow-in-the-dark bikes from Qicai are just some of the alternatives users have when it comes to bike-sharing in China.
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He was chief negotiator for Sinn Fein, the political arm of the I.R.A., in a complex Good Friday Agreement in 1998, in which Britain, Ireland and the political parties of Northern Ireland created a framework for power-sharing in Belfast and for eventual resolution of issues like sovereignty, civil rights, disarmament, justice and policing.
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And it was only until I saw the documentary that I saw an entirely new and what was, in some ways, a very horrific attack but, in other ways, a very inspiring story of people from all different walks of life coming together and sharing in a common humanity to get past the really horrific ordeal.
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Over the past few years it's tried to go beyond just file-sharing in the enterprise with tools like Dropbox Paper, a Quip or Google Docs competitor that's designed to be a kind of continuous document for coming up with ideas like a product spec or marketing roadmap, among a lot of updates to its mobile application.
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The study (full PDF available here), conducted by research group Innovative Mobility Research (IMR) working out of the Transportation Sustainability Research Center at UC Berkeley, looked specifically at one-way car sharing in North America, with a focus on car2go since it has the largest reach and is present in a number of major urban markets.
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On this he notes: "While the EU General Data Protection Regulation includes promising provisions related to automated decision-making 37 and Data Protection Impact Assessments, it is worrying that the Data Protection Act 2018 creates a quite significant loophole to the GDPR for government data use and sharing in the context of the Framework for Data Processing by Government."
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They're trying to fundamentally change what this country is, and aspires to be, by creating different classes of people — including people who may actually be here legally but who are rendered invisible for political representation purposes, as well as for the purposes of being part of the community and sharing in police, health care, hospitals, schools and the like.
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In 2013, the Boy Scouts decided to allow participation by gay children, and then it voted to end its ban on openly gay adult leaders, though the policy adopted in July 2015 gave license to church-sponsored units to choose local leaders sharing in their precepts, even if that meant restricting such positions to heterosexual men.
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Professor Weitzman addressed another broad economic challenge in his book "The Share Economy: Conquering Stagflation" (1984), in which he proposed that the crippling nexus between unemployment and inflation could be severed by means of profit-sharing; in other words, by linking a substantial portion of workers' income to a company's revenue instead of paying a fixed wage.
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HELOC: NoEquity sharing/ reverse mortgage/ refinance: YesRent-to-own/lease back: NoLast funding round: $12M Series A (5/23/18)Total disclosed equity funding: $12MSelect investors: General Catalyst, American Family VenturesHometap buys up to 20% of the equity in a home for cash, sharing in any gains or losses in the home's value for 10 years.
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Not only did Glover's win for Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series mark the first time a black man won that category since Robert Guillaume won for Benson in 1985, but his triumph in comedy directing — which he insisted on sharing in spirit with Atlanta auteur Hiro Murai — made him the first black man to win that category, ever.
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" Day later, when asked at Code Conference what Snapchat was, he broke it down as "camera, communications, and content", saying "we call it entertainment" Back in 2013, he defined the difference between Snapchat and Instagram saying "I think Snapchat's a lot more about sharing in the moment, and Instagram's about saving really special experiences and making sure they look great.
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To wit: They reject claims the reforms will kill hyperlinking or knife sharing in the back; or do for online encyclopedias like Wikimedia; or make snuff out of memes; or strangle free expression — pointing out that explicit exceptions that have been written in to qualify what it would (and would not) target and how it's intended to operate in practice.
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This has occurred globally — as can be seen by violent protests in Indonesia and attempts to clamp down on the use of ride sharing in France, U.K., Australia, India and Canada — as well as in the U.S. Ridesharing companies have faced potential regulatory actions for a number of issues, from how they pay their drivers to their use of surge pricing.
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On Friday, the Department of Justice sent letters to a handful of jurisdictions that currently receive federal funding for law enforcement, with what seems like an innocuous request: they have 2 months to "provide documentation" proving that they're in full compliance with a federal law about information-sharing, in order to continue qualifying for federal grants in the coming fiscal year.
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Because it's hard to separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to food footage, especially when you're high, we've combed through the selections and picked out the most mouth-watering and best food documentaries to watch on Netflix (US) right now: What we love about cooking show hosts is sharing in their enjoyment of the experience of food.
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Read more: The US and the UK sign "historic" agreement to speed up data-sharing in serious criminal cases"I'm not going to go into a tonne of detail upfront, but this is one of the core tensions that we face," said Zuckerberg, referring to the line the social network has to walk between protecting user privacy and ensuring public safety.
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"You probably don't want to be sharing in your first week, you know, your favorite Old Town Road memes," Cenedella said, referring to the hit song by Lil Nas X. "But if there's a channel called #BillieEilishForever, you can probably be a little bit more relaxed and casual in that channel as you chat with other people who follow Billie Eilish."
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Okay, so I realized actually I have been location sharing in a way that I wasn't thinking about because I use this app, Strava, that tracks — it's for runners and bikers and it gives a little thing on the map and there are certain sections and you can have the best time of that section or track how well you did going over the bridge and stuff.
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Don't bet on it The Wall Street Journal: States push Equifax to explain why it took 6 weeks to disclose hack The Wall Street Journal: The race to rein in Facebook has begun Associated Press: Funeral home horrors put spotlight on spotty US regulations Associated Press: Uber drivers protest regulation of ride-sharing in Brazil Reuters: FTC judge rules against 1-800-Contacts on antitrust charges View the discussion thread.
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It is a world full of doubt and confusion, where vulnerability must be hidden, not shared; where competition, not co-operation, is the order of the day; where men sacrifice the possibility of knowing their own children and sharing in their upbringing, for the sake of a job they may have chosen by chance, which may not suit them and which in many cases dominates their lives to the exclusion of much else.
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In the battle royal to become the last dock-less scooter startup standing (and un-besmirched by poop), Bird has inked what it is characterizing as exclusive deals with Ninebot (the parent company of Segway) and Xiaomi (yes, that Xiaomi), for rights to their supply of scooters for ride-sharing in the U.S. Ninebot and Xiaomi are the current champions in the scooter manufacturing market, and locking in their supply may cut off a big source of hardware for competitors Spin and LimeBike, both of which used Ninebot and Xiaomi for scooters.
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