Still, this technological shift forecasts a possible attention shift that will precipitate a dollar shift.
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The shift in mentalities seems like a shift in philosophy.
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Maybe it's a day shift, but it's quite a shift.
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Death takes so long to shift, but it will shift.
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His "last shift was an overnight shift Saturday," the company said.
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But when such things shift, they shift faster than anyone expects.
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The midnight-shift supervisor intended to test the day-shift staff with an unannounced drill, but because of a verbal miscommunication between the midnight-shift and day-shift supervisor, the latter believed the drill was intended for the night-shift, and therefore was unprepared and unaware for the drill.
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The German calculation began to shift The German calculation began to shift
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Optimism and hope for a better future shift as our times shift.
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Rewind with Shift+Left arrow and fast forward with Shift+Right arrow.
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Yeah, and what's gonna shift is the infrastructure piece is also gonna shift.
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I alternate between the night shift and the day shift every four days.
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Entirely separate laws cover vehicles that shift parcels and vehicles that shift people.
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I think that's the main shift that will happen, the shift of accountability.
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Only a sudden pronoun shift or small detail indicates a shift in perspective.
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In Manual shift mode, using the steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters, my shift commands were often responded to with a "shift denied" message on the instrument cluster.
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Shift of tone But Trump's looming shift of tone could bring its own problems.
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In those days, we worked a 21 day shift, on our very first shift.
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A shift in rhetoric would not always be matched by a shift in reality.
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Iconic companies massively shift behavior, yet the need for the shift isn't always obvious.
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We had a shift, and that shift was going to cause a major disturbance.
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We'd talk about him over drinks after shift (there were always drinks after shift).
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It seemed like our shift is over let's leave bring in the next shift.
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A psychological shift as well as a financial shift is needed, Ms. Weingarten said.
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We decided to shift — shift would be an understatement — to do a different book.
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The shift to crappy oil is also a shift to sluggish, slower economic growth.
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Why it matters: This shift in blame mirrors a shift in Washington policymakers' thinking.
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Last week, we went from 22 tickets a shift to 275 tickets a shift.
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The fiesta shift typically pays at least twice as much as a prep shift.
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He works the night shift for one, and the day shift for the other.
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Their first date was over brunch, between his night shift and her afternoon shift.
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With this shift in robotic capability, we're also seeing a shift in customer sentiment.
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This dramatic shift in scale seems to shift the conversation to access and disablement.
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One way to think about it is this: Technology is enabling a shift to self-driving vehicles, a shift to electric vehicles, and a shift to shared vehicles.
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By default, Alt+Shift+P will start and stop playback, Alt+Shift+Period will skip to the next track, and Alt+Shift+Comma goes back to the previous one.
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While it's not unusual for Apple to shift production schedules, it does sound like a dramatic shift for a flagship phone, a shift Nikkei attributes to soft holiday sales.
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We were both night shift nurses, and after every shift together, we go to Panera.
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This shift in behavior necessitates a shift in the services provided by home security companies.
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Working on rotating-shift and split-shift arrangement times also somewhat exacerbates work-family conflict.
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They assigned the day shift to early risers and the late shift to night owls.
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But on average, each workshop and each shift (day and night shift) produces 11,000 iPhones.
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We are trying to shift the paradigm, shift the money and connect all the players.
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To argue that a shift in money availability; a shift in real interest rates; and a shift in the value of the dollar; have no fundamental impact is simply folly.
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Tyler and I worked the closing shift at Taco Bell, which is the most boring shift.
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For quick layer creation, hit Ctrl+Shift+N on PC and Command+Shift+N on Mac.
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But I think this was not just a slight shift; this was a ground-shaking shift.
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"We're always prepared to shift the stance of policy and to shift it significantly if necessary."
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If enough people shift their purchasing decisions, it would place pressure on Uber to shift gears.
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As the patient's body and organs shift, the digitally imposed image needs to shift in unison.
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As you might infer from the title, household roles subsequently shift, and then shift some more.
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Eight chefs work the day shift and another eight work the night shift just prepping dishes.
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A number of first shift employees at the facility refused to work in protest over recently implemented shift differentials provided to second and third shift employees, said company spokesman Michael Martin.
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That shift has allowed the company to close underperforming branches and shift personnel to client-facing positions.
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"We believe that video is the paradigm shift, as large as the shift to mobile," Mosseri said.
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"The physical shift is a hassle but it's the psychological shift that is much greater," he says.
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To close all open tabs and the browser itself use Shift+Ctrl+W or Shift+Cmd+W.
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Explain the shift Set the tone yourself, spelling out for clients why you are making the shift.
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The "energy shift" to renewables will be accelerated, as will be the shift to electric-only cars.
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Half were scheduled for a morning shift, while the other half were scheduled for an evening shift.
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All we need to do is shift our consciousness, our awareness level, and shift our energy state.
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They call a night shift at a newspaper the lobster shift, for reasons much debated but never solved.
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There was a huge cultural shift, and the cultural shift was Twitter showing up and Facebook showing up.
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Half would work the day shift -- 7 AM to 7 PM -- and the other half the night shift.
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You can also press command, shift, N on a Mac or control, shift, N on a Windows computer.
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The growth of Night Shift Brewing was supported through another, far less visible, business channel: Night Shift Distributing
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At the same time, the shift to ride hailing will help accelerate the shift to self-driving technology.
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This shift is happening, perhaps in part, because of the cultural shift brought on by the #MeToo movement.
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On your Mac keyboard, press "command" + "shift" + the down arrow and then "command" + "shift" + the left arrow.11.
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In the book you argue that the cultural shift around sexual assault is bigger than any single policy shift.
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Alternatively you can activate it with a keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+S (Windows) or Cmd+Shift+S (macOS machines).
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Before every shift, the manager gave a pre-shift meeting at which they checked the cleanliness of your uniform.
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They're both primed to capitalize on the leftward shift in the Democratic Party—a shift they're partly responsible for.
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One summer night, CNN joined Costello during a quiet overnight shift, after a particularly busy shift the night before.
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The shift happening in the space industry now is similar to the shift from mainframe computers to data centers.
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And then we're going to get into what you're doing now because it's a total shift, a complete shift.
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You can also use the SHIFT + COMMAND + S shortcut on your Mac or Alt + Shift +S on a PC.
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In manual mode, the driver can use the steering wheel-mounted paddles to shift through seven simulated shift points.
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In addition to the programmatic shift, the other things that are happening are a big shift to mobile, obviously.
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The overall balance of power in the House would shift, but control of the lower chamber wouldn't actually shift.
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"Another important issue is that former shift workers show similar levels of sleep complaints as current shift workers," noted Marquie, who is studying the effects of night shift work on sleep, heart disease risk and aging.
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If you want to cycle left through your tabs, use ⌘+Shift+{ (left bracket), and ⌘+Shift+} to cycle to the right.
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We should take this as a reminder that a shift in rhetoric does not necessarily equal a shift in reality.
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"There is a shift in the path of the crisis in Syria, a shift for the better," the official said.
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Whether Samsung can pull off a product shift and a cultural shift all in one seems like a daunting task.
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If the shift in equities last month was a dramatically bearish one, it was an equally bullish shift in bonds.
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The morning shift is nearly all Hispanic workers, and the afternoon shift, roughly 213 people, is entirely Somali and Burmese.
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"The shift from a bipartisan to a unipartisan rural America is a big shift," Ryer, the Republican press secretary, said.
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Do you find that working the night shift the things that you deal with are different than the day shift?
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One imminent shift in methods would bring another shift — one of tone — that would affect the field almost as drastically.
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"That is a huge shift for us as Microsoft, it is a huge shift for our end users," says Spataro.
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It's tough working jobs where you work shift work, where you work on the weekends and you're working midnight shift.
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I have a very tiresome shift and mess up a membership renewal, which throws off the rest of my shift.
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But Goldstein said that it's not just a shift in investor behavior, but rather a larger and broader societal shift.
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Within each menstrual phase, women's hormones shift, causing energy levels and dietary needs to shift as well, Ms. Vitti said.
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MCNICHOLAS: ...and my question is just, when did that shift happen and was it a shift because you saw the need to shift to cover politics or was it more natural because you thought, "Hey, that's interesting"?
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Those seeking a shift, however, are cautiously optimistic about the trend of the party's stance and their power to shift it.
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Or that you can use Ctrl+Shift+V (or Cmd+Shift+V) to paste plain text without formatting inside the browser?
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Some chemicals are better at making personalities shift, and it's a pressure to make your own personality to shift with them.
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The shift in relative prices has spurred a modest shift in power generation away from natural gas and back towards coal.
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Rethinking cancer as a chronic illness requires a mental shift—a shift that other changes in cancer therapy might be easing.
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It's called the "mental load" or "third shift"—the shift following full-time employment and the actual completion of chores themselves.
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But it also comes down to changes in our diets themselves, especially a global shift towards shift towards eating more meat.
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A shift to the Arctic is a shift towards higher cost oil — a move not many companies would prefer to make.
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When the drop-down menu appears, hover over "Insert Cells," then click "Shift right" or "Shift down" depending on your preference.
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"Night Shift mitigates many of the dangers to workers that are inherent in third shift and low-light operations," said Storer.
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That will allow the company to easily shift production of new cars to suit consumer and regulatory demands as they shift.
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You can find the settings for Night Shift in the main settings app by heading to Settings —> Display & Brightness —> Night Shift.
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Second, the shift is as much or more a response to Trump's racism as it is a genuine shift in opinion.
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But the point on which the cut, cut, cutters and the shift, shift, shifters agree is that spending should not go down.
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Many night-shift workers have similar problems; for us, a traditional 9-to-5 schedule is the equivalent of night-shift work.
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Ctrl+Shift+T (or Cmd+Shift+T) - bring back the tab you closed most recently (maybe with the aforementioned Ctrl+W shortcut).
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Quickly shift one color in an imageOne way to shift specific colors without any selections is via a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer.
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That, in turn, could help drive a cultural shift for e-cigarettes akin to the shift that took place for traditional cigarettes.
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Such framing shift prompts a negotiation paradigm shift from a competitive (distributive, win-lose) mindset to a cooperative (integrative, win-win) mindset.
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Benny Leonard was one of the next professional boxers to popularize the shift and his was what is termed a 'drop shift'.
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Driving to his day shift in the dispatch office, Roosevelt (Ezra Knight) would see his dad returning from his night shift underground.
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Going into it, comparing Transgender Dysphoria Blues and Shape Shift With Me, sonically, I love Shape Shift With Me more than Blues.
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Efforts like these could intensify if states feel encouraged by the national shift in politics, and by the coming shift in law.
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"They're working Saturdays; they're putting on a third shift or night shift, so they're obviously trying to support demand that's out there."
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"We view the shift in penetration and consumption trends as driven by a shift in preferences in the younger cohorts," added Zhuo.
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However, his shift in focus should be viewed as temporary and could shift if market conditions change, two of the people said.
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That shift stems from a shift among Democrats -- almost three-quarters now approve of Mueller's work, 72%, up 10 points since June.
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Powell said the U.S. central bank was "always prepared to shift the stance of policy and to shift it significantly" if necessary.
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Dr. Risch speculated that the cultural shift had something to do with the genetic shift found by Dr. Olalde and his colleagues.
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But amid a nationwide shift to cut reliance on polluting industries and a sharp shift away from coal, the city has suffered.
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It's a big shift, and I think the reality of that shift is far greater than most of the powers that be understand.
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"Most of the deaths were on the 3-11 shift, which was the shift that Genene Jones worked on," Pendergraph told ABC News.
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Now, when you do a Shift+Command+3 or Shift+Command+4, the thumbnail of the image will immediately appear in the corner.
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Bellroy Shift Backpack, $220Aptly named the Shift, this backpack is designed for people who need a bag that can adapt to life's demands.
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"Once we move to 5G, it could be as radical a shift, even a bigger shift, as from 3G to 4G," said Schlossberg.
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The same rule applies for most hotkeys: Command+Shift+M for mute, Command+Shift+S for screen share, so on and so forth.
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But she wants to make sure the culture shift becomes a policy shift, and that sexual harassment is no longer tolerated in government.
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It was just 20 minutes before the shift was meant to start that Amazon management finally conceded and canceled the shift, Jake said.
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Amazon has denied reports that, while day shift workers were sent home, those on the night shift were still expected to come in.
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You can also use the shortcut "Shift + Ctrl + N" on a PC, or "Shift + Command + N" on a Mac to go Incognito immediately.
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There are moments in your life when you are driving it well but you shift and you shift badly and you hurt yourself.
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Click "Add-ons," or hold "SHIFT" + "COMMAND" + "A" on a Mac or "SHIFT" + "CTRL" + "A" on a PC to access the menu.3.
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Some appliance sales could shift to Amazon, Lasser noted, but he doesn't anticipate that category to make a drastic shift to the internet.
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I think it's been true in 2019, as we saw the economic landscape shift and some of the risks around the economy shift.
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And so there'll be an escalation of economic pressure, again, short of a policy shift or negotiations that lead to a policy shift.
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Five minutes before your shift ends at midnight, the phone rings and you're told that you are staying for another eight-hour shift.
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Toyota Motor Corp canceled the first shift at all of its assembly plants but said it would operate the second shift as normal.
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Directed by: Ralph S. SingletonWritten by: John EspositoBased on: "Graveyard Shift" (collected in Night Shift) Graveyard Shift has the industrial drabness and stilted plotting of The Mangler — but it's not a career low point for Robert Englund, which is an automatic improvement.
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"In contrast, no difference was observed between non-shift workers and those who had quit shift work more than five years ago," Benedict said.
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And we're going to be working to drive over the next several decades: a shift away from ownership, a shift away from steering wheels.
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Lebanese students go to school in the morning during the first shift, and a second shift in the afternoon opens up for refugee children.
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Kevin KoChen: The process of transformation involves a shift in worldview—a shift that comes with a rupture of past behaviors, rights, and responsibilities.
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This shift in readers' tastes has also led to a prolonged decline in print advertising and an industry-wide shift toward the digital medium.
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If it plays out the way he intends, what appears to be true to his audiences inside those rooms will shift, then shift again.
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This phenomenon has been accompanied by the spatial shift in the exodus of rural youth to urban dwellings, triggering massive urbanization and demographical shift.
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It had been a busy day, which meant some of the day shift was still present and stayed to work alongside the night shift.
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In a lot of ways, this shift toward social services has been a shift back to how I remember the old days of policing.
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But later that morning, a night-shift supervisor decided to run another spontaneous drill during a shift change without any advance warning for employees.
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Employee 823 discusses leaving the state warning point (or control) area while Employee 813 tells the day shift about the previous shift change drill.
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A long shift from walkers to humans as primary antagonists now feels complete, though of course the show could shift back at any time.
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There's some shift in norms needed: some mix of some of those males learning to do subservient service sector jobs; some shift of those males learning to migrate more, sometimes even to other countries; and some shift of becoming more stoic and more content.
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Researchers found that the group wearing earplugs had a temporary shift in hearing of 8%, while the group without earplugs had temporary shift of 42%.
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So what will it take to achieve a large-scale shift from fossil fuels to renewables, a shift to sun and wind instead of fire?
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Create a realistic tilt shift effectA tilt shift effect makes your scene look like a miniature model, with just one strip of it in focus.
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Not so on the Yoga, which shrinks that shift to wedge the up arrow in between (the left shift, almost mockingly, retains its normal size).
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You can also view your bookmark manager from the same Library and Bookmarks menu, or by hitting Ctrl+Shift+B (Cmd+Shift+B on macOS).
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A mass-scale shift in consumer spending will inevitably create a value-shift in capitalism, which will upend modern civilization's parasitic effect on this planet.
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In a zero-sum shift of conservative Democrats into the Republican Party, the balance of power in the presidential and congressional races would decisively shift.
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We may not see the full effect now but that's the case with any great shift, any seismic shift amongst the plates of planet earth.
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The underpayment would occur when an employee worked a night shift that ended in the early morning and then another shift later in the day.
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" A recent shift in the European political landscape is causing Sandler's firm to shift money internationally, as he said there are "simply better opportunities overseas.
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When a small group of people shift the way they show approval and disapproval, it can shift the social cures among wider and wider circles.
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If reconciliation is going to happen through policy or through legislation, there's going to have to be a shift in power, a shift in resources.
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But when your shift starts at 5:30 in the morning, getting a doctor's note to excuse you from the shift isn't exactly an option.
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The shift in strategy, if adopted, is likely to require a considerable investment in staff and expertise in the years ahead to handle the strategic shift.
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The complaint details a system whereby parking production assistants are given a flat rate for a full 12-hour shift, or a six-hour half shift.
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"I think it's nothing but good news for Shift because we have a very clear comp" in the public market, Shift CEO George Arison told Axios.
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I don't mean for it to sound cliché or anything but that's the shift that I identity with, that's the shift that I'm in tune with.
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However, what has occurred is a considerable shift in the culture and context surrounding these consensus algorithms, a shift brought about by the ascent of Bitcoin.
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Still, after six years of standing on the sidelines, the shift in US policy (if it is a sustained shift) has given some cause for optimism.
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One of the women was a supervisor who worked the evening shift and wanted to switch to a day shift to be home with her child.
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But there is an epochal shift in the way shoes (and other products) are made coming, and this is one of the harbingers of that shift.
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The firm said it came away impressed with a positive shift in corporate culture and a shift from a brand-centric to a customer-centric company.
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The newest development is a shift within a shift, the advent of high-resolution audio, with streaming services offering premium products built on high-quality sound.
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This group of firefighters worked a 10-hour shift: Locals cheered & clapped as a group of fire fighters walked through the estate after a 10hr shift.
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These departures and firings represent a fundamental shift within Wikimedia, and the search engine drama is a proxy battle over that shift, Beutler and Wyatt said.
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General Motors announced a major shift in its business strategy on Monday that will see the automaker shift its focus toward trucks, SUVs, and electric vehicles.
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Of the two guards monitoring Epstein's cell, one was working a mandatory overtime shift and the other was working his fifth overtime shift of the week.
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But the techniques used to train it represented a fundamental shift in robotics research, a shift that could overhaul not just Amazon's warehouses but entire industries.
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You can also hold the "shift" + "command" + "B" keys on your Mac keyboard, or "CTRL" + "SHIFT" + "B" on your PC keyboard, to open the same menu.
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In short, the man who has helped Philip Morris shift to e-cigarettes may be the right man to help move Ferrari's shift to e-cars.
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A. The big shift in horticulture in the next decade will be a shift from thinking about plants as individual objects to communities of interrelated species.
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"The shift toward a unified brand is not a shift away from the galleries' names," a spokesperson with the Smithsonian wrote to Hyperallergic in an email.
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And the worst shift you ever did—the worst shift anyone ever does, the one where you decided you would just live off cereal for a couple of weeks because anything is better than putting yourself through this hell—that worst shift was definitely a wedding.
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The same Shift+Cmd+3 and Shift+Cmd+4 keyboard shortcuts work with Dropbox as well, so you don't need to readjust your muscle memory to adapt.
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As noted in our browser troubleshooting article, you can remove individual suggestions with Shift+Delete (or Shift+Fn+Delete) in Chrome or Delete (or Backspace) in Firefox.
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The company let go of at least a half-dozen maintenance techs on the night shift there, and moved others into a day shift, this person said.
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To capture the entire screen, select Command+Shift+143 if you're using a Mac or Command+Shift+4 if you want a select part of the screen.
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Let's shift what we put into the universe starting now, & hopefully we will start to see a shift in the way we treat each other & view ourselves.
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Toyota Motor Corp cancelled the first shift at all of its assembly plants and said that it would decide on a later shift around noon on Monday.
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You are expected to arrive 15 minutes before your shift so you can get your till float, but you don't finish until the time your shift ends.
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They then need to press Shift-Control-Option-C (or Shift+Ctrl+Alt+C on Windows), and a "Check Password" button will appear next to their password.
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The Tropical-Print Shift The little patterned dress is a summer staple, and this tropical-print shift has got to be the best one we've seen yet.
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Mercedes sees the shift to electric as a more urgent one than it anticipated, and wants to lead, rather than follow as the industry makes this shift.
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Shortly after, he was reassigned to a different precinct nearly 30 miles away, and was also switched from his afternoon shift to the graveyard shift, Wildhaber said.
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"That's what I'm grappling with right now, especially with my best friend making that shift, a lot of women at Smith are making that shift," Batchelder said.
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To put plainly: I could neither shift the 8-speed myself the way I wanted, nor could it be trusted to shift itself the way I desired.
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The guitar and bass parts overlap in delightfully weird, unexpected ways; songs brake and change directions out of nowhere; time signatures shift, revert back, and shift again.
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The Threshold Shift In the evolution of the retail industry, this change signals a shift in what both retailers believe to be the threshold for consumer abandonment.
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Click "Edit" and then "Step Backwards" or press "Shift" + "CTRL" + "Z," or "shift" + "command" + "Z" on Mac, on your keyboard for each undo you want to perform.
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Not only was there a shift from coming together as citizens to different identity groups, but also there was a shift from electoral politics to movement politics.
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Each crew member served a 24-hour shift, and no crew member could be left alone during the shift because of the classified activity at the site.
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"This is a big, big shift in the dynamics of energy markets and, in my view, will be a shift in geopolitical markets as well," Fraenkel said.
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One of our favorites is Ctrl+Shift+T on Windows (or Cmd+Shift+T on a Mac): It brings back the tab that you most recently closed.
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It laid off hundreds of workers in January 20163 when the third shift was eliminated there, and in April 2018, the plant went down to one shift.
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I picked up a shift at the bar I work at tonight to help a sick coworker out, though I usually only work one weekend shift per week.
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And if that shift isn't alarming enough, consider that one of the researchers noted that in the past, girls were at least seven before they made this shift.
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The incentives that lead firms to shift production to low-wage countries or to use accounting wizardry to shift profits to low-tax countries like Ireland will disappear.
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I think definitely, as you shift to autonomy, or you shift to just higher-capacity cars, like minivans and things that have rear seat entertainment, it's definitely interesting.
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So the smartphone represents a pretty dramatic shift in our expectations of companionship and entertainment — and a shift in how we respond to feelings like boredom and loneliness.
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But it would not necessarily be a fundamental shift in strategy, rather a small tactical shift to bolster the US efforts to train, advise and assist Afghan forces.
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He showed in the second part of the season he's starting to put it together shift in and shift out, with more regularity game in and game out.
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A perceived shift on the issue could undercut Trump's declaration that he's different from typical politicians whose positions shift in the wind and potentially disappoint his biggest fans.
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Just as the shift to mobile concentrated Facebook's attention and required a great deal of discipline, the shift to autonomy has created an urgency and focus at Uber.
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The ongoing shift to online sales has been accompanied by a shift from Black Friday to Black November, with discount deals emerging earlier and earlier in the month.
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Toyota Motor Corp said it was cancelling the first shift at all of its assembly plants and that it would decide on a later shift around Monday noon.
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"The shift in the court's center from Kennedy to Roberts is likely to be far more important than the 2006 shift from O'Connor to Kennedy," Professor Epstein said.
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The report puts forth a timeline of events in which a night-shift supervisor decided to run a spontaneous drill with the day-shift as they came into work.
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Growth prospects should be further bolstered by an ongoing shift toward value-based products and services and a shift in care toward lower-cost settings, including home health services.
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The Fed is "always prepared to shift the stance of policy and to shift it significantly" in order to achieve its dual mandate of full employment and stable prices.
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"The dramatic shift in expectations following Trump's election occurred among identical individuals and the recent shift in expectations has been larger than for any prior presidency," according to Curtin.
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That the House and Senate will shift against the president at the midterm election is taken for granted; the only question is whether the shift is modest or catastrophic.
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Shift believes that the Hertz deal and the fundamentals of what Shift is providing are more sound longer term and do not compare with Beepi's rise and subsequent fall.
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Let's shift what we put into the universe starting now, and hopefully we will start to see a shift in the way we treat each other and view ourselves.
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In March, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said the shift from apps to bot-powered messaging apps would be as "profound" as the shift from desktop PCs to mobile phones.
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He compared the shift in focus from mobile apps to bots in the same language people use today to describe the shift from desktop PCs to the mobile era.
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Not true salvation, though; for that, you'll need to select and delete all 47 new emails that just arrived while you were reading this (shift-asterisk-U, shift-3).
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A massive shift in the stock market from top-performing growth stocks to lower-performing names triggered a sharp shift in "momentum" and has crushed hedge funds this week.
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A massive shift in the stock market from top-performing growth stocks to lower-performing names triggered a sharp shift in "momentum" and has crushed hedge funds this week.
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"It's causing an insane strain on the workers who do show up, shift after shift, creating numerous days of mandatory overtime to keep up with the demand," they said.
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Oil market crashes are normally accompanied by a shift from backwardation to contango, while recoveries and rebalancing are accompanied by an opposite shift away from contango and towards backwardation.
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RUBIO TELLS TRUMP NOT TO SHIFT BLAME: A bipartisan pair of senators on Wednesday knocked President Trump's attempt to shift blame to former President Obama for the Syria attack.
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Cultural shift While the furore around Hyuna and E'Dawn fit the pattern of what happened to previous K-Pop couples, there were signs that attitudes are starting to shift.
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"The computing paradigm experiences a tectonic shift every 15 years, and that it is currently in a shift to a 'Parallel Processing – Internet of Things' model," the analyst added.
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But maybe — just maybe — this storyline could shift.
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You can also quickly add CC recipients with Command/Control+Shift+C, which moves your cursor to the CC field, or Command/Control+Shift+B to add Bcc recipients. 13.
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The plastic shells might be disappointing to those enamored by the original Nt's solid aluminum frame, but Taber says that the shift in materials doesn't mean a shift in quality.
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Why it matters: The shift means companies across all industries need to find ways to shift their supply chains from wholesale distribution through brick and mortar stores, entertainment providers, etc.
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So if you ask me about my training program after a particularly bad 16-hour shift, I'm likely to rate it worse than during a particularly good 30-hour shift.
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He credits Missouri's 2016 shift towards conservatism to both President Donald Trump's ability to move white evangelicals into the Republican column and rural voters' shift away from the Democrat party.
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The shift of power from labour to the providers of capital presumably contributed to this effect, but a different dynamic was more important: a power shift from consumers to producers.
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In recent years, an ideological shift has resulted in a challenge to long-standing First Amendment principles — a shift that calls, essentially, for the creation of "safe spaces" in speech.
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The shift to the Lightning connector will shift audio circuitry from the iPhone into the headphones themselves, creating the opportunity for third parties to experiment with new features and designs.
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" Minnesota attorney Joel Smith, who specializes in representing those abused or injured in nursing homes, said it's not just one time of day or one caregiver, "it's shift after shift.
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For example, to "Change one's approach" is to SHIFT GEARS (I wanted SWITCH GEARS for that, but that wouldn't have worked), with SHIFT being the key in the WEST position.
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Kevin Curry, chief revenue officer for ReedGroup, a U.S. technology firm that deals with leave of absences, said he had also seen companies rotating on "red shift/blue shift" schedules.
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The shift in business attitudes has coincided with a shift in Trump administration policies in recent months toward rallying other countries to oppose Chinese trade policies, and away from unilateralism.
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Speaking of TV, the shift to online viewing is driving interest in some digital companies that are specializing in trying to facilitate the shift of ad dollars to digital platforms.
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The result was a shift that year from a traditional centrist strategy to an emphasis on anger and fear, a shift that turned out to have profound long-term consequences.
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Bridget Hughes, 29, works a regular day shift at a Burger King in Kansas City, Mo. Three nights a week, she also works the overnight shift at a nearby McDonald's.
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Hosted from a single computer, the "Night Shift" service didn't provide internet access, but it allowed users to dial in from home and exchange messages with other Night Shift users.
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Most traders and forecasters expect the oil market to shift from a supply surplus in 2014/15 to a deficit in 2017/18 with a corresponding shift from contango to backwardation.
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In Chrome, type out an address until you see the suggestion, then tap down to it using the arrow keys and hit Shift+Delete (or Shift+Fn+Delete on a Mac).
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Auto executives said privately they thought the rules would require a modest shift of some parts production to the United States, but would not lead to a dramatic shift in employment.
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To activate it, click the "CC" button in the navigation box when you begin presenting, or else use press Ctrl + Shift + C in Windows or Command + Shift + C on a Mac.
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But in terms of how it affects society and our daily lives, it's much smaller than what the shift toward autonomy represents, and what the shift toward new customer models represents.
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Follow a factory worker on her last shift before the plant was closed Follow a factory worker on her last shift before the plant was closed This segment originally aired Nov.
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OR Senators throw up their hands, urge a shift to tax reform (and a shift back to an on-schedule, five-week August recess.) What the Friday's Byrd droppings mean Problems.
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"We're clearly seeing a shift in rhetoric on pre-existing conditions by Republican candidates, but it remains to be seen whether that reflects a true shift in policy positions," Levitt said.
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The theory was tested again last week when a massive shift in the stock market, from top-performing growth stocks to lower-performing names, triggered a sharp shift in "momentum" strategies.
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Sizing out of "more or less a 12" means I have to shift my whole strategy for buying clothes — and my conception of myself can't help but shift a bit, too.
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"We show that more tree species have experienced a westward shift than a poleward shift (62%) in their abundance, a trend that is stronger for saplings than adult trees," it reads.
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It's not unlike early 20th-century America's shift from an agricultural economy to an industrial one, or its shift from an industrial to an information economy over the last half-century.
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So how much this shift in sentiment is translated into a shift in actual policy outcomes will hinge, critically, on whether this big bloc of younger women shows up in November.
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But it turns out that the ideological shift was too little, too late, or that the shift in the economic model was too poorly executed, or likely a combination of both.
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Buses shuttle visitors, dressed in heavy coats and hard-hats, to the mine head for a six-hour afternoon shift underground and, for the really hard core, a longer overnight shift.
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The result has been an almost complete shift in party policies toward immigration — a shift that Donald Trump, and the party he has remade in his image, is shameless in exploiting.
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My last shift was a brunch shift, so empty the chef could have taken the orders, prepped and made the food, served it, bussed it, and cleaned up all by himself.
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Donald Trump and his intended attorney general signal a dramatic shift for reforms Donald Trump and his intended attorney general signal a dramatic shift for reforms If and when Alabama Sen.
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The culprits — automation and the shift of jobs abroad.
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Watch this ... Light shift and we're in English class.
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Jibe, colloquially, means conform; in sailing, it means shift.
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I wonder, there's becoming this sort of ... A shift.
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And the advertising shift — did he drive that, too?
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" Engineer: "Affirm Nico, you need to shift through it.
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For instance, if you work in a supermarket and the only real way to become a manager is to work the closing shift, but you never put women on the closing shift because you think it's too dangerous, you either have to give women the chance to work that shift or change your promotion criteria.
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Before recommending whether to buy on the pullback, Cramer said he had to determine if it was caused by a general shift in sentiment or a shift in fundamentals for the sector.
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But in terms of the mass party membership, the shift from the Bush-led party of 2000 and 2004 is less a change in ideology than a shift of points of emphasis.
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"We are always prepared to shift the stance of policy and to shift it significantly" if needed, Powell said, speaking on a panel alongside former Fed chiefs Janet Yellen and Ben Bernanke.
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Many commentators worried about the potential shift from the film's shift in tone from a war and espionage film to one that lined up more with the tone of A New Hope.
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After being told she needs to complete a six-hour shift at her neighborhood co-op to remain a member, Ilana asks Abbi to cover her shift by pretending to be her.
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DATING A nice, smooth effect/affect of gender being smoked down to roach is that money inside of dating and relationships has to shift, and will probably (???!!!) shift into something more equitable.
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The ambitious goal is to innovate a whole new direction in electronic music: "The idea behind 'Paradygm Shift' is similar to a shift in our focus," he explains in the press release.
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Other witnesses also have claimed that they believed Trump was trying to shift the blame to Ukraine in an effort to shift the scrutiny on Russia's interference during the 2016 presidential election.
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The first shift starts an hour into the party, and comes with free admission, a plus one, and a drink; the second, known as the "hero shift," starts at 1:30 a.m.
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Shift all your spending to credit cardsTo make sure you reach those minimum spending requirements to earn credit card sign-up bonuses, shift all your normal spending onto your new credit cards.
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Demand for the funds' help is huge with Lilith Fund fielding an average of 20 to 35 calls per shift and the TEA Fund recently receiving up to 23 calls per shift.
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Gulf country shift Just as the Kurds are making adjustments to protect themselves, there is a clear shift underway among Gulf countries, as US leverage on Syria is now seen as waning.
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Brown said he thinks the shoe has tapped into a "fundamental shift" in the way people work and play, a shift in tastes that the overall footwear industry hasn't yet fully embraced.
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In baseball's case, the key shift has literally been a shift—teams are deploying their defense in a new way that turns out to be incredibly effective against certain types of hitters.
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Much like the bicycle pedals (which appear in several of Rottenberg's works), all of the videos and installations operate on an endless loop: this is shift work with no end-of-shift.
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Even if the Parkland shooting itself didn't cause or accelerate this shift, it could mark the culmination of a long-term shift in public opinion toward being more supportive of gun regulations.
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We have BCS providers in our courtroom every shift, going through cases at the beginning of the shift, looking at court dockets, seeing which people fit should be interviewed for supervised release.
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Via Shift Commission Report on Future of Work Via Shift Commission Report on Future of Work Also, all the Shift/Bloomberg scenarios strike me as dystopian to some degree: all seemingly prophesize increasing screen addiction and competition for labor among everyone but an ultra-wealthy, ultra-educated elite continuing to gain power no matter which "game" becomes reality.
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I thought I was going to learn about a fundamental shift to how the internet works, but what I got was a fundamental shift to how the Federal Government interfaces with the internet.
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The official China Daily newspaper said the accident happened when a tower crane collapsed, triggering the collapse of the entire construction platform as the night shift was being relieved by the morning shift.
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This is a shift — yet another shift — from Facebook, which kick-started its move into video by crediting video publishers with a "view" if someone watched something for a minimum of three seconds.
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And the fact that the rise in soccer popularity might be more of a generational shift, ranking as the second-favorite sport among people under 25—as opposed to an immigration-based shift.
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But where extending room to write might cause a fundamental shift in how people use a platform known for brevity, adding an edit button might cause a shift in how tweets are consumed.
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What cable TV will focus on: Trump made a profound rhetorical shift from the campaign — and it's a shift we forecasted a few weeks ago after a briefing with senior White House officials.
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These facts appear to set the stage for a major shift in U.S. policy toward Iran, a shift that Senator McCain and other congressional supporters of the Iranian resistance are eager to embrace.
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Since the meteoric rise of Conor McGregor there has been a tectonic shift in the way fighters approach fighting and money-making: a shift toward being louder, ruder, more demanding, and more controversial.
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That shift from offense to defense explains in part the shift from champions who exemplify communal standards to a champion who is willing to fight as hard—and as dirty—as the opposition.
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Across the globe, we're seeing a data ethics paradigm shift take the shape of a social movement, a cultural shift and a technological and legal development that increasingly places humans at the center.
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It predicts, for instance, that a shift to more electric car batteries and more electronics in vehicles will make car junkyards more varied in a shift from metals such as steel and aluminum.
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A potential shift in the closeness between Israel and Washington, and thus less direct Israeli influence on White House decision-making, is one potential shift the Israeli elections could have on this issue.
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To avoid the dreaded buffer, you can manually select your audio bit rate, video bit rate and CDN (content delivery network) by holding down control + shift + alt + s (control + shift + option + * on Macs).
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Amanda Delaney, 19, of Queens, a hostess at the restaurant who works the weekend brunch shift — which, she said, could get "psychotic" — said that the restaurant gets about 700 diners per work shift.
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And they can be decarbonized with the same strategy, namely, electrify everything: shift all electricity generation to carbon-free sources and then shift as much heat and transportation as possible over to electricity.
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But while events like a central bank rate decision, inflation data or a shift in monetary policy have traditionally driven markets, it is the big shift to political events that has surprised investors.
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But things started to shift, thanks to improvements in lithium-ion battery technology, pricing, power, as well a growing movement in cities to shift away from gasoline-powered cars to zero-emission vehicles.
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The shift toward electric vehicles is set to be a multi-year process, but once there's a tipping point, likely on a shift in costs, the transition could take off, JPMorgan analysts said.
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"What would really be dangerous is to have a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy in which people feel a likely right-wing shift, and this leads to a perceived norm shift," he said.
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I think that is ... That requires a mindset shift, a policy shift, a ... Give me a policy, one policy you'd put into place that would ... Well, it's how you run your educational funding.
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A major shift in her family's life inspired the project.
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I tried to shift him into a more erect position.
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But I would net their shareholders would like the shift.
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But this shift is still likely to inconvenience some people.
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The third shift is from the core to the crowd.
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These advantages are why the shift is happening so quickly.
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We are looking at the shift in the Fed policy.
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Their subsequent shift towards surplus came at a heavy cost.
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The focus will now shift to Hillary Clinton's economic plans.
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What the numbers miss is the more important demographic shift.
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A global shift to sustainability would save us $26 trillion.
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Adjusting for this shift, researchers found sales dropped 38% overall.
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It was a notable, and very revealing, shift in strategy.
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The gains are not considered a fundamental shift, analysts say.
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At first glance, this looks like a shift for Mobileye.
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You can see the shift and then not make it.
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"You constantly have to shift things, and communicate," she says.
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Would more women in the field help shift the balance?
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Then we shift over to a Greek restaurant for dinner.
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Petro would shift its emphasis toward wind and solar power.
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Davis acknowledges that it's not easy to shift your thinking.
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A big shift in your social circle is taking place.
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During a lull in the shift, Flart had an epiphany.
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Then their apartment building began to shift and shake violently.
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"It was a big momentum shift for us," Garza said.
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Foley credits the shift to changing generational and military culture.
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"The balance of power is about to shift," it reads.
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It's a shift from the original focus of his campaign.
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It's unclear, however, how politically significant this shift will be.
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After our shift, we went to grab a drink together.
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However, a shift in emphasis is beginning to reveal itself.
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Automakers have been scrambling to realign portfolios around the shift.
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You may have noticed a certain shift in your mood.
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It's hard to overstate what a seismic shift this is.
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Korts isn't the only one who has noticed the shift.
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The shift started in the years right after IIRIRA's passage.
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"There was a shift after the 2008 election," said Lakin.
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There has definitely been a shift since I first started.
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But alas, there has been a shift in their relationship.
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If such a shift ever comes, it will come unexpectedly.
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"It's a shift in a very archaic industry," he said.
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Turkey acquiescence, meanwhile, signals a major shift in its position.
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As it slows, it begins to curl, or shift direction.
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Spoiler alert: she can't really drive a stick shift well.
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Enlight is another likely candidate for a shift to subscriptions.
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With that shift came the great desktop manufacturing industry shakeup.
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Looking back, there was a big mindset shift for me.
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Still, predictions of a fundamental shift in behavior have persisted.
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That's a real shift in your role as a teacher.
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Many agency recruiters made the shift to an internal environment.
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We can use this moment to create a lasting shift.
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It's the main reason he hates working the second shift.
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But it requires a shift in strategy and serious preparation.
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The United States is also going through a demographic shift.
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"You started seeing a shift on college campuses," Graves said.
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Output has been halted since the night shift on Jan.
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The shift reflects market fears as stocks continue to tumble.
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It's a dramatic shift from even a few years ago.
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By applying a new method, we've created a paradigm shift.
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Aishwarya's shift at the call center ends around breakfast time.
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That's a notable shift over the course of seven days.
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For publishers and consumers, the change is an ideological shift.
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The recent fashionable celebrity court appearances may indicate a shift.
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But a shift has taken place over the past year.
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Indeed, streaming music is a paradigm shift from the past.
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" Jeffery agreed: "We did see some shift after the panel.
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The gender and racial divide doesn't mark a dramatic shift.
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He sees a shift of that scale taking place now.
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You can see how fears shift and change over time.
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She said that after her shift ended at 183 p.m.
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The shift comes at a pivotal moment for the company.
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They're also laying the groundwork for a much bigger shift.
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Now, she thinks there has been an important cultural shift.
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That's when the ground started to shift beneath my feet.
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But as the film progresses, Nora undergoes a paradigm shift.
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But this time, the name shift comes with a twist.
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Even Reddit, where NSFW has flourished, has noticed the shift.
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Humming wires embedded in gesso flash if we shift perspective.
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I'm pretty convinced that it does mark a phase shift.
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This dramatic shift might reflect some noisiness in the data.
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In Iowa, there was a power shift in the Senate.
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This radical shift is arguably GM's biggest challenge to date.
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Corporate America must have sensed the shift in public opinion.
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Many governments would gladly shift the cost of passport checks.
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We need to shift global diets and lower meat consumption.
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I'm here to entertain you, but only during my shift.
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They shift from translucency to transparency and then back again.
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How will arts nonprofits shift their strategies to solicit contributions?
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The programmatic ad business, a shift for you all. Correct.
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We want to shift the balance a bit by inspiring.
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The most noticeable shift has been in U.S. monetary policy.
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My life has undergone a hugely substantial shift since transitioning.
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But now, we shift our attention from quantity to quality.
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But there was a shift to some more experimental stuff.
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Given its massive scale, its shift in strategy is noteworthy.
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But its biggest change is a major shift in focus.
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Another major shift was in the makeup of international buyers.
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For the most part, that shift is a positive one.
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Technology has always been behind that shift in human development.
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In the 1980s and '90s, that paradigm began to shift.
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Another plausible explanation is a shift in the drugs market.
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"There's been a shift in the industry," Carson's Wood said.
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Whatever shift you were on was what you were doing.
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This year's silence suggests a striking shift in political calculus.
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We really do try to shift perception within the experience.
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Yet around the edges, preferences tend to shift over time.
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But, as the numbers show, that desperately needs to shift.
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Thirty minutes into her shift, the USS Cole was bombed.
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But in the decade that followed, a dramatic shift occurred.
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Once that shift takes place, the fear of stagnation recedes.
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And there are new buttons for Night Shift and AirPlay.
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Even some of Japan's biggest franchises are making this shift.
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No, I'm not a nurse who works the evening shift.
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Fundraisers are perfectly positioned to address this shift in use.
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The shift flies by, and I'm happy to be hustling.
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N. takes the morning baby shift and I sleep in.
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Dynamic mode also changes shift points in the new transmission.
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And then, only ten years after that seminar, a shift.
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There are two obvious objections to this kind of shift.
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Diplomatic pressure alone will not be enough to shift him.
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It was out of this shift that XPeng was born.
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The demographic of the academy now continues to slowly shift.
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The moment of trust causes a shift within the veteran.
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Lark & Ro Women's Leaf Print Short Sleeve Shift Dress, $55.50
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She's also seeing a similar shift in the working world.
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That represents a shift by the Department of Homeland Security.
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EDT Night Shift is officially available today with macOS 10.12.4.
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The shift from tethered to standalone VR headsets is significant.
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Even the term "sex worker," is emblematic of that shift.
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Why did you shift into a more atmospheric horror mode?
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He's already seeing the shift in the students he teaches.
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And their methods also shift in response to changing policies.
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His photos ask us to grapple with this seismic shift.
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The shift has been more pronounced among the biggest companies.
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ShiftDoc says that it's earning $50 per shift it fills.
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Shift Some people dream of owning a modern classic Ferrari.
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There's been a whole shift, just in perception of it.
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Redder counties saw a larger shift toward the Republican ticket.
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Now, unlike then, however, the shift to services is tangible.
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The shift from infectious to lifestyle diseases has been significant.
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What drove the sudden shift toward a focus on results?
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When the desired behavioral shift is small, intrinsic motivation works.
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We may be in the middle of a platform shift.
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The storm could shift up towards the New England area.
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It's also going to require a shift in user behavior.
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Nor did Mr Macron announce a shift in underlying policy.
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So the brain shift may not be completely to blame.
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I think it's fair to say that's the real shift.
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It's a real shift to watch someone behave like that.
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With the White House's shift, he's now dropping the threat.
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That took a fundamental shift to focusing on actual solutions.
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But part of that has to be a mental shift.
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That could shift the voice landscape further down the road.
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Or at least until evolving usage causes another terminology shift.
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That partly explains the shift toward rental properties and communities.
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Embracing the journey requires courage and a shift in thinking.
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But we can feel something in the town shift too.
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And one shopping site is taking that shift to heart.
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Your priorities definitely shift and it's no longer about you.
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Lens encapsulates a massive shift in how art is made.
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One thing is clear: China's shift on pollution is real.
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Shift For musicians, the tour bus becomes a second home.
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How many calls do you get in a given shift?
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Headlines Blackstone to shift to a corporation from partnership on.ft.
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It's a remarkable shift in investor sentiment for the company.
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The next shift is about to happen, and it's 5G.
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"I just made a shift at the table," she said.
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This shift is particularly visible when looking at decadal averages.
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Multinationals are sniffing out how to shift production from China.
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Go deeper: In a shift, Fed isn't slowing rising wages
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There's not enough room for adjustment to substantially shift it.
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I can drive a stick shift car, and Dave can't.
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Davis said in reference to America's shift to electric vehicles.
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Zuckerberg is painting Facebook's next shift on the same scale.
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But it belies a much deeper shift in regulatory philosophy.
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The guidance shift comes in part because of recent acquisitions.
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That shift is even more pronounced in the Democratic Party.
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There has been a conscious emotional shift in this country.
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I also made a smoothie for later in my shift.
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The company also apparently wants to shift the censorship blame.
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They are on the night shift for a solid month!
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But our efforts to understand this shift are only beginning.
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In terms of policy, the leftward shift may be modest.
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"It's physical," she says, adding each shift was a workout.
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And, words can sum up a shift in social attitudes.
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It's incredible to watch it shift with the political context.
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Up to two employees working per shift at each location.
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But in the 1980s and beyond, there was a shift.
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In 2013, power in the city had begun to shift.
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It's easy to understand why Hyperloop One made the shift.
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"I just missed a shift," the disconsolate driver said afterward.
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T. attempts to sleep in before his 10 a.m. shift.
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Fans noticed a shift outside of the documentary, as well.
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Go deeper: Shell leads big oil in clean energy shift
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However, few see policy implications from this shift in communication.
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This geographic shift could continue for many years to come.
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But over a decade they could shift to institutional ownership.
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We're witnessing a big shift in how software is consumed.
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These signs are a precursor to a more fundamental shift.
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The third reason to shift is to rebalance regional inequality.
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And as they shift to streaming, advertisers are following them.
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Once I have a kid, my perspective has to shift.
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Experts do not know exactly what is behind the shift.
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"We're not prepared for those things to shift," he said.
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An opportunity to shift your daily routine is here, Sagittarius.
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How does illness shift, reinforce, or overturn a relationship's health?
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As of this moment, I don't think she's gonna shift.
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So before your shift starts, you're already in negative money.
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The Sun's entry into Libra will shift your focus, too.
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What we're watching is a shift, not a tidal wave.
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Over the past few years there's been a massive shift.
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The Sportswriter marked a dramatic shift in tone and content.
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There was one small bright spot in his last shift.
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Only a bad grade necessitates a shift in its operation.
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This kind of funding shift, he says, is not common.
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Thursday's announcement is part of an image shift for Microsoft.
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The world's economic and political center continued to shift East.
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I got up at 5 AM for my next shift.
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The shift has been gradual, but gained momentum this year.
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LOOK, TO JOE'S POINT, THERE WAS A SHIFT IN SENTIMENT.
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Yet the shift in rhetoric doesn't tell the whole story.
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What made you shift your focus to the wellness world?
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Don't get too excited: This is a scary economic shift.
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"It's a long shift in our own end," Zetterberg said.
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I worked hard -- a split shift -- and it paid off.
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After Mourner and Temporary Antennae I made a specific shift.
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The more men call out misogyny, the greater the shift.
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The balance of power on a global scale will shift.
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Despite a substantial shift of minorities from cities to suburbs,
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That shift ultimately proved too much for Donnelly to overcome.
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He played one shift before the end of the period.
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This shift will take time, and it will be challenging.
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The governor's announcement is an abrupt shift on the issue.
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Ryan argues the shift would make a lot of sense.
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"This is about a culture shift," Bridgeford told CNN then.
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Perhaps the biggest financial shift will be at central banks.
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MORGAN BRENNAN: I want to shift gears for a moment.
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Studies have shown this approach would shift costs to seniors.
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But it wasn't just new releases which helped shift merchandise.
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To some (namely men), this might be a welcome shift.
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"I expect that the sentiment is [then] going to shift."
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The party's elected officials, though, don't wholly reflect that shift.
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Your attention will shift to your friendships last this evening.
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Startups like Satellogic are evidence of this shift in thinking.
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Shift has already put some of that capital to work.
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When she reentered his life his alliances began to shift.
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It represents a radical shift in the way we communicate.
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I view it as a shift that started with mobile.
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Pittsburgh responded on the very next shift — top line vs.
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To change this requires a cultural shift inside any business.
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Germany's rapid and radical shift makes the scenario more precarious.
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To what, if anything, do you attribute this dynamic shift?
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But with time, even the strongest traditions make a shift.
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The shift is also happening as Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
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It's a shift in thinking she has adopted at IBM.
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"You can see and feel the shift," he told me.
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Not everyone is on board with the shift in tone.
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He had finished his shift before my cover was blown.
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The shift has ruffled suppliers, including Rockwell Collins Inc COL.
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This steady shift in the electorate's composition should benefit Democrats.
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Martocci believes that music creation is experiencing a paradigm shift.
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I had to shift gears myself with my own hands.
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Wait 'til the needle gets near the redline… patience… shift.
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That's terrifying, especially since humans are contributing to this shift.
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It could require a fundamental shift in the app's reputation.
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Romar cited a lack of talent when making the shift.
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The Pentagon did not offer an explanation for the shift.
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That's a complete shift from when Matarasso first started practicing.
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It could also result in a shift in muni valuation.
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It describes the computing paradigm it's seeking to shift, i.e.
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The shift has also irked some producers outside the Gulf.
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There was a considerable shift lower in the latest estimates.
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FORTT: THERE IS NOT A BIG SHIFT TOWARD MOBILE DEVICES?
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The Associated Press was the first to report the shift.
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And so we have the shift to individual, multiple Googles.
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Coates notes that West is not alone in this shift.
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But over the past weeks a shift has taken place.
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I think that made a big shift in my mindset.
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Things at your day job are also undergoing a shift.
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I mean, that's a fundamental paradigm shift within a generation.
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Once my shift is over, I take the dress off.
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So I think you can shift, add to the skillset.
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The shift presents a new, managed tone for the account.
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Starbucks' visionary leader Howard Schultz helped create one such shift.
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Empirically, though, a shift is much harder to pin down.
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Viewers will probably find that shift much harder to navigate.
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"It's hard to get people to shift," Galston told me.
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"It's genetic how easily you're able to shift," she said.
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By now, everyone would be arriving for the night shift.
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This shift is changing purchase and coverage preferences for MPLI.
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But this movie marks a shift away from the human.
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That shift has become evident in today's generation of rappers.
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It wasn't until recently that the attitude started to shift.
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The power dynamics in your relationships will begin to shift.
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And it has been fundamental to a great historical shift.
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KS: And the shift to mobile, how hard was that?
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And now you need to shift the strategy, the product.
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Can a single photograph symbolize a momentous geopolitical power shift?
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Another factor is the shift from vertical to horizontal wells.
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Volkswagen is undergoing a major strategic shift toward electric cars.
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Even by Tesla standards, it was quite the strategy shift.
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However, she thinks the national consensus is starting to shift.
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Twitter's moves signal a shift in how it perceives verification.
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This shift has been delayed amid resistance from local dealers.
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Martin Maldonado then singled against the shift to score Cuthbert.
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But the government wants a nationwide shift in eating habits.
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And, surprisingly, Mrs Clinton has room to shift further leftward.
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He also senses a shift towards swigging pricier premium brands.
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Have you seen things shift in the last few years?
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In Congress, Iran hawks will welcome Trump's shift on Syria.
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During my first shift, I was overwhelmed on many levels.
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That shift has everything to do with the Trump administration.
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CMS projects this shift would save Medicare beneficiaries $10.4 billion.
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"I cannot overstate the importance of this shift," Cramer said.
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But Im not expecting it to be a structural shift.
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And he welcomed the shift to more clearly defined terms.
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Hobart locates this great shift in the field of mathematics.
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These changes represent the generational shift happening in my country.
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Rosneft has tended to shift between traders every few years.
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The danger can come when those roles happen to shift.
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It was a marked shift from official comments on Friday.
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If this happens, the global nuclear balance may shift irrevocably.
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What explains this shift is very much up for debate.
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This will shift costs to the states down the road.
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But there has been a tonal shift in recent months.
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The shift towards smaller brewers shows no sign of abating.
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"Even with the best due diligence, markets shift," he says.
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Taxes help shift social norms, as they did with smoking.
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There was no shift in the women's overall physical health.
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Chevy isn't alone, however, even Ferrari abandoning the stick shift.
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The shift in the Walmart's refund policy is also interesting.
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Here's hoping you won't have to work the night shift!
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What happened next was the beginning of a paradigm shift.
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However, big companies may be equipped to tackle the shift.
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It's never been easier to shift from in to out.
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However, this shift has been good for the largest firms.
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A related shift is evident even in Harris County, Tex.
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Creating a culture of security entails a shift in mindset.
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So we've got to shift our thinking about this challenge.
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All were part of a shift from craft to industry.
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A shift of this magnitude can only be procured and
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Once upon a table: coffee with chicory & make- Shift bliss.
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GoPro (GPRO) did not specify where it would shift production.
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This represents yet another dramatic shift in the Saudi story.
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By 2003, however, the political winds had begun to shift.
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Socioeconomically, this shift is perhaps the most substantial listed here.
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And all that after the tectonic cultural shift of #MeToo.
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Second, trying to shift from anxiety to calm generally backfires.
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The state of play can also shift before the midterm.
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Here's what you need to know: • Campaigns shift their tones.
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The cuts represent a seismic shift in the media landscape.
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Hopper's book is also an argument for a social shift.
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And scholarship on gun owners like Carlson's reflect this shift.
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A single historical marker will suffice to show the shift.
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Analysts do not expect Japan to signal any policy shift.
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Clinton, are likely to shift as Election Day draws closer.
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Nogueras said he has seen a shift in the caseload.
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This is a shift that should be lamented, not applauded.
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How do you draw a man on the night shift?
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First, I realized that I had to shift my perspective.
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The shift does not appear to have mollified Maspeth residents.
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She told him that she had to finish her shift.
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But others will exploit the benefits of the geopolitical shift.
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The allegiances are starting to shift after Mr. Trump's election.
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Will the fragile regional alliances against ISIS shift against Turkey?
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Today's full moon in Aquarius brings a shift in perception.
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She opted to quietly finish the shift without saying anything.
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Trump's remarks reflected a stark shift in rhetoric on Beijing.
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You'll also find adjustments here to turn on Night Shift.
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"The whole group is starting to shift up," Fromhertz said.
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The comparison sells short the jarring nature of the shift.
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That could be enough to shift control of the House.
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Healthcare lobbying is about to shift into overdrive in Washington.
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"It's more of a technology shift than anything," Whitehurst said.
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Pop charts change, formats shift, even seemingly untouchable records fall.
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"It's a complete shift in consumer culture," Ms. Tondre said.
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Turkey. But ultimately, the current conflict reflects a larger shift
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Today, this paradigm shift has produced trillions in economic value.
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For several, it was time to start the night shift.
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The US shift is not just evident in Pence's speech.
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But the world had already begun to shift around him.
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I am not seeing a big shift in language here.
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To defuse tensions, a shift in mindsets is in order.
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But the biggest shift in spending priorities occurs next year.
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This is leading to a profound shift in company strategies.
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Hold off and make the shift at the last minute.
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DAVID WICHMANN: And that's not going to shift anytime soon.
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This shift in direction is already showing its ugly head.
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"But I want the last full shift," she said. Why?
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No, today we need to look back at The Shift.
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I believe that powers are going to shift over time.
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Pluto retrograde ends tonight, bringing a shift in your relationships.
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Shift gears too fast and you'll blow your mental transmission.
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That would start to shift as the new decade began.
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A powerful shift in your career takes place this afternoon.
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That shift has largely been among white, highly educated Democrats.
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Sometimes the shift happens despite shareholders, not because of them.
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But we're clearly witnessing a distinct and powerful societal shift.
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The big picture: Several factors have led to this shift.
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Drivers can request injections to boost profits during a shift.
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"That's just an astounding shift in four years," Lindland said.
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Jupiter clashes with Neptune, challenging you to shift your beliefs.
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In the past few years, however, there's been a shift.
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It's a radical shift in how this country views things.
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That's the cultural and policy shift I'm less sure about.
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But this sort of shift in policy would require time.
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In the next ten years, we will see a shift.
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It sounds like you were pretty optimistic about that shift.
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I love house music so this shift makes me happy.
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MOTHERBOARD: How long have you been working the night shift?
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They represent a meaningful shift in American health care politics.
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But it will require a radical shift in our values.
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The shift is partly due to Randazzo pushing the gospel.
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The shift from day to darkness was seamless, dividing activities.
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There was a strategic shift in product development, as well.
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Before one shift, I forgot to take my makeup off.
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Mnuchin, also speaking on CNBC, hailed a shift in tone.
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It's hard to overstate how fundamental this shift could be.
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I've felt a big shift in the last couple years.
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Shift your outlook to your marriage rather than the wedding.
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I felt things shift about two weeks into his rise.
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Mullen often worked the night shift, then slept all day.
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If it doesn't, the program will shift again, he added.
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That was a big shift in mindset for our company.
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Favored sectors for the shift include financials, energy and industrials.
|
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He worked a shift at Dairy Queen with Warren Buffett.
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That, she says, marked a shift in attitudes among Kenyans.
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Try not to shift your eyes for even a millisecond.
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Rural America is about to undergo a major demographic shift.
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And two possible takeaways from this shift seem worth considering.
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Iridescent nylon anoraks floated over shift dresses dangling plastic feathers.
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We are also increasing sanitization and cleaning between every shift.
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Many economists believe that shift could crowd out private businesses.
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The #littlebrownwalkout marks a real and important shift in publishing.
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She passes slow moments during her shift humming church songs.
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It's more prep than getting ready for a standard shift.
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"There is a shift happening in this city," she said.
|
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Its meaning can shift as a reader changes and grows.
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Let's keep pulling, hard, despite the shift in the wind.
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As the pain subsided, the psychic gears began to shift.
|
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But there's been a special shift amongst men as well.
|
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"There is a shift in the younger generation," he said.
|
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Still, an undeniable cultural shift has taken hold since 2016.
|
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It's hard to overstate how abrupt the shift has been.
|
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A major shift is occurring on Wall Street this month.
|
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Ola's effort to shift from local to global remains imperfect.
|
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The Huawei battle reflects a fundamental geostrategic shift in Washington.
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Khrushchev himself precipitated this shift by refusing to provide aid.
|
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What is a tense shift, what is point of view?
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Such a shift would put many blue states into play.
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The Shift The goal of automation has always been efficiency.
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I think that's the shift you hear in my voice.
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Or how much does the conversation then shift to race?
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The shift to electric is already underway in China, however.
|
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And the Democratic Party's leftward shift was on full display.
|
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In Hollywood right now, there's a shift in the paradigm.
|
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There's a big shift of thinking right now on #MeToo.
|
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How did talking to the girls shift your own perspective?
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One day in March, she worked a much longer shift.
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But it is a marked shift from the old way.
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Is there anything I've done that's contributed to that shift?
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The shift helped fuel a swiftly professionalizing animal training industry.
|
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These changing norms can appear almost like a stylistic shift.
|
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Once the election was over, Putin's priorities needed to shift.
|
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The tech industry shifted, and Intel didn't shift with it.
|
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Ornithologists assumed the shift would hasten the snail kite's decline.
|
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But he plans to be at his next shift nonetheless.
|
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Mr. Khosrowshahi's shift in tone comes at a crucial time.
|
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She can shift registers in the blink of an eye.
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It's a considerable shift and it's mostly a good thing.
|
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Curation might seem like an easy shift for Mr. Anderson.
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Ford's shift drew no immediate public comment from President Trump.
|
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The trend is driven by a shift in risk perception.
|
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According to the suit, Immesberger finished a shift on Dec.
|
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The comments represent an important shift among Republicans in Congress.
|
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There are subtler signs of this G.O.P. shift as well.
|
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And companies have taken advantage of that shift in power.
|
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"This was a complete paradigm shift for prosecutors," he said.
|
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Or would you want your parents to shift certain responsibilities?
|
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Obama suggested a shift to world concern, for many reasons.
|
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But the shift has further added to confusion among migrants.
|
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At the same time, we were watching a political shift.
|
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As time went on, I saw a shift in priorities.
|
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And he repeated the shift in perspective she had introduced.
|
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The Washington Post documented this dramatic shift in a video.
|
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But that's not the main reason for this dramatic shift.
|
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The implications of such a shift are becoming increasingly clear.
|
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One also told Bloomberg that the shift wasn't definite yet.
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The Shift For months, Facebook's headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif.
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Eight days ago, I drove in for the night shift.
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This would not require much of a shift for Democrats.
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"There has been a shift in attitudes," Mr. Butler said.
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