Which again is one of the commercial reasons why big data silos often stay just that: Silos.
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The General Company for Silos and Storage will execute the project, he said, which aims to ease pressure on silos in Damietta and Alexandria.
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The event, which will take place after hours at the Gaines's retail compound the Silos, is part of the Magnolia's Spring at the Silos program.
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Kristensen wrote the possible missile silos appeared to bear more of a resemblance to Russian ICBM versions than existing silos for older, liquid-fueled Chinese ICBMs.
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A Sweet Reno Treat Chip and Joanna's bakery, Silos Baking Co., is already a popular stop at their Magnolia Market at the Silos attraction in Waco, Texas.
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I know that government silos have varying degrees of expertise, resources and sophistication and are likely to embrace the counter-argument that they should largely remain silos.
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The game industry is so secretive; developers work in silos.
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Corn fields, silos, religious iconography, smiling white families and babies?
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The pastry flour and cake flour flow from different silos.
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"It continues the trend toward silos and earmarks," she says.
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These cannot be viewed as separate components in disparate silos.
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However, sometimes our silos can abstract us from our customers.
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Of course you can always visit us at the Silos.
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There were no multiple silos, hidden copies and master copies.
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But its biggest challenge lies in breaking silos across sectors.
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The issues affecting transgender people do not exist in silos.
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Knowledge and expertise needed resides in silos that rarely collaborate.
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Unlike missile silos, software cannot be spied on from satellites.
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There are the remains of grain silos at the Eleusis.
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I just have it in a lot of different silos.
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"People don't live health in those silos," Ms. Dugger said.
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Two decommissioned missile silos are for sale in southern Arizona.
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Silos also are installed to store the refined coal chemicals.
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Huge grain silos tower near the Zipper in Dodge City.
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"These viruses do not respect silos within government, and they don't respect borders either across governments, and this is the main reason we need to break down the silos in almost every direction," Glasser said.
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Doctors and researchers work in silos and are disincentivized to collaborate.
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"These people don't behave in silos — institutions protect them," she said.
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He says firms should break apart "silos" and get employees talking.
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Spring at the Silos is March 14-16 in Waco, Texas.
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Founders are now thinking internationally instead of their own regional silos.
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True, government silos have varying degrees of expertise, resources and sophistication.
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Hackers aren't social pariahs who operate in silos and work alone.
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The services Ms. Cox provides tends to fall into stereotypical silos.
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For him, decaying barns and rusty silos were pretty typical landmarks.
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Competition, on the other hand, produces internal silos and hurts collaboration.
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I got on the trolley at Magnolia Marketplace at the Silos ...
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But working in silos will not achieve the change we need.
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Express daily contempt from within the safety of our political silos.
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We've also become more tribal, more huddled in our particular silos.
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Only one of its 10 silos, half full, held any grain.
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CME has also enlisted some of France's biggest grain handlers, including private group Soufflet and cooperatives Axereal and Vivescia, as inland delivery silos, tapping into grievances about Euronext's reliance on a small number of port silos.
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Items for sale at the Spring at the Silos event in Waco.
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"It's easy to get caught up in issue policy silos," Labaton said.
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It encourages competition in algorithms and services rather than silos and hoarding.
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"We used to sit in our silos and do work," King said.
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But they have signally failed to budge voters from their national silos.
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In the next field, silver grain silos shimmer in the hot sun.
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But as it stands, it is mostly a collection of independent silos.
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People are working in silos and not coming together on the issues.
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But one of the challenges is that people are working in silos.
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This spring, flooding in the Midwest ruined fields, grain silos, and infrastructure.
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It is time to break down silos and embrace the synergistic future.
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Traditionally, biomedical research scientists work in their own silos at university laboratories.
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"Instead of working in separate silos, we want to cohere," he added.
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We need to break research out of these silos and truly collaborate.
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They provide an extra layer of deterrence, he said, in hardened silos.
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The remaining empty silos and the land around them were auctioned off.
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"When I first joined, there were lots of technical silos," Smedley said.
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"I just didn't fit into any of their normal silos," he said.
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If we didn't, we wouldn't live within such significant online information silos.
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The exchange is also studying a system of storage warrants covering inland grain silos in France that could be exchanged against delivery certificates at silos used by Euronext and also help grain companies get financing from banks, Raevel said.
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And if data remain stuck in silos, much value may never get extracted.
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I'm not big into organizational charts because they can put people in silos.
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Last week, two silos were damaged by fire caused by suspected mortar shelling.
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Although health records are increasingly electronic, they are often still trapped in silos.
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That's because online brands are looking to find customers outside of internet silos.
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It has a comprehensive database of listings, broken down in the usual silos.
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That is also true of silos across the north, towering over parched land.
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We can't have people who are experts in something and work in silos.
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Human services — when it comes to promoting health — fail if delivered in silos.
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And finally, both magazines and outdoor media created their own distinct vertical silos.
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"Especially with CPG companies, it's very rare that those teams aren't in silos."
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And that's when I realized the Silos were more than just a store.
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This means talking frequently behind the scenes, breaking down silos and building partnerships.
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Your three missile silos are rubble and your cities won't be far behind.
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Some 59 U.S. Tomahawk missiles were fired, striking aircraft, buildings, and fuel silos.
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Democratic discourses must ultimately aim to bridge ethnic silos and parallel cultural lives.
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The grain silos and pickup trucks in Cass County are shiny and new.
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Silo Art, Rural Victoria One artist paints on huge silos in rural Victoria.
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"We needed to break down the silos and coordinate their care," he said.
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Including the spare silos and launch control facilities, that target set approaches 500.
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Around an hour and a half drive from Bazwaya are the Waeliya silos.
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Those cars and those trucks don't [operate] separately in silos on the road.
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"All of these artificial silos we have in life, the government, schools, hospitals, and in this case prisons, we tend to see those silos in society as not interconnected," said Timothy Head, the executive director for the Faith and Family Coalition.
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People have tangled oftentimes seemingly contradictory views and seldom fit into narrow ideological silos.
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"We don't share across different silos and are very clear about that," Wang said.
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Downriver at Alton, high-flood marks adorn white grain silos opposite the tourist centre.
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And it's not just fried chicken buckets that can be fashioned into soda silos.
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Fortunately, the main house, workers house, silos and garage are all considered structurally sound.
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Like the ABCDs, it has invested in massive silos, transport links and processing facilities.
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"We tend to put things in silos," Miller said of the social safety net.
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It's good that we're working across borders and functions, and silos are coming down.
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He can break down the artificial silos that have no regard of their interdependence.
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Nathan Schubert's grave, next to his father's, surrounded by green cornfields and grain silos.
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I think silos musicians, designers, or actors want to bracket themselves into are irrelevant.
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"CEOs are driven nuts by people working in those dreaded silos," he said.7.
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Establishing climate-resilient food systems and actualizing food security cannot be addressed in silos.
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Critics say Facebook exploits our addictive impulses and silos us in ideological echo chambers.
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We each of us now inhabit airtight ideological silos — Planet Hannity or Planet Maddow.
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The central premise is to help companies "break down silos" and streamline internal communication.
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The process could take place in silos in Sohag or Qena, the source added.
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Our systems, just like families and communities, don't operate in silos — they are interdependent.
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The silos' rough-cut concrete edges were smoothed and polished to a mirror-like finish.
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The silos' rough-cut concrete edges were smoothed and polished to a mirror-like finish.
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They have all their infrastructure, like silos etc, at the ports in Hodeidah and Salif.
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Cash fits awkwardly into these silos, which have been built around the delivery of goods.
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Sawiris warned that such concerns, although justified, may eventually lead to technological silos between countries.
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These big five American vertically organized silos are re-making the world in their image.
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It began the Santos port operations after purchasing several crushing plants, grain elevators and silos.
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But we cannot continue operating in civilian/military silos or relying on hard power alone.
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"Systems have grown up in silos," Probert said, and that just won't cut it anymore.
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It is organised in self-reliant silos, a structure regulators now say is best practice.
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Bureaucrats exaggerate the amount of wheat in government silos and pocket some of the subsidies.
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The GMD is meant to destroy an approaching warhead by firing interceptors from underground silos.
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In other words, that the rockets will stay in their silos and do their job.
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The pellets are stored in giant silos until they make their way into the factory.
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"You get silos of information in the government that are tough to break," noted Mabus.
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The expected deals will be in sectors that include rain silos, medical and shipping services.
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Deep into her descent, we see her screaming and running away from two nuclear silos.
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"Welcome to Alton," reads the message painted on tall grain silos of downtown Alton, Ill.
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All of these different pieces are designed as a holistic solution that crosses traditional company silos.
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A service called Qapital focuses heavily on setting goals and putting money away in separate silos.
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Too many procurement and research and development departments still operate in their own mutually exclusive silos.
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But that's where the nerdcloud obscures things—it further silos people into expert and nonexpert categories.
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Social media often silos political messages, showing campaigns only to those who have already been converted.
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Michelle Hu: Rokar had spent days making me call real estate agents about decommissioned missile silos.
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Instead, we've got the situation where individual personal data has been locked up in these silos.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines are taking you behind-the-scenes at Magnolia Market at the Silos.
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Cross-contamination can also occur in storage silos or via shared harvesting devices or production equipment.
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The government also hopes the new silos will reduce transport times between ports and storage facilities.
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And do you risk something on the creative side, in terms of breaking down these silos?
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Built mostly in the 1960s, America's missile silos were an answer to a nasty nuclear problem.
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"We've broken down the traditional silos of the entertainment business," Mr. Simonds said in a statement.
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Players are already walking into nuclear silos armed with a pile of them to burn through.
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Since it began, Google has kept the vast amount of user data it tracks in silos.
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Rural communities are putting wireless internet antennas on top of mountains, grain silos, and tall trees.
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It's more the big nuclear missiles sitting around in silos waiting for people to launch them.
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On the barriers between the arts and science: We really need to break down cultural silos.
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"We often get caught in our own silos, in our own individual organizations," Mr. Katulis said.
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The thick horizontal lines near the bottom of the silos mark major floods of Alton's past.
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It's unclear whether Huawei gear is used at Union towers that are close to the silos.
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He built his empire through a relentless acquisition of farms, fertilizer companies, tractor suppliers and silos.
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Yet despite the best intentions and loftiest goals, data has a way of escaping its silos.
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These will come from the company's four main studio silos: Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, and Disney.
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The results demonstrate how politicians and pundits can exploit data voids to create ideological information silos.
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It speaks to the desire to rip apart the traditional health-care system from distinctive silos.
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They happen where everyone is, in the silos that pipe your happy birthday missives to your grandmother.
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These companies hoard user data in their walled-garden silos and use it to make huge profits.
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People keep confusing that estimate with the Manafort/Flynn silos which will certainly continue to be active.
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As consistently happens in war, business, and government, silos can undermine performance and even lead to disaster.
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SALIC's agricultural investments include farmland, grain silos and terminals, as part of Saudi Arabia's food security drive.
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But the more mundane reason is that centralized silos are just easier to design than common standards.
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This is especially true if you are able to book a stay at the Silos at 159.
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Unlike other silos that have been converted into tiny houses, these cottages are made strictly for leisure.
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"People have allowed us to put antennae on barns, silos, the sides of houses," DeBerry told me.
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A snap decision is necessary, current doctrine holds, because U.S. missile silos have well-known, fixed locations.
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To illustrate the point, ballistic missiles are shown in reverse motion, pulling back into their launch silos.
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"Historically in New York we treated the body and mind in totally separate silos," Mr. Helgerson said.
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"We need to break down the way silos have been created in our own community," she said.
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It has given rise to the online silos that allow people to live in vastly different realities.
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There were drive-in movies, Mexican restaurants and tall grain silos like sentinels along the railroad tracks.
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In 2014, Health Level Seven International proposed leveraging how the internet works to break open the silos.
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"Missiles back in their silos … for the time being," a Pentagon official told Ignatius at the time.
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The workplace is quickly moving away from specialists operating in silos and toward colleagues collaborating across divisions.
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Nestled among these silos are clusters of cell phone towers operated by a small rural wireless carrier.
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Our cozy silos of belief and customized group assumptions gave us our most brutal campaign in years.
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"It's mostly farm equipment and silos and trees in the roadway, trees into a house," he said.
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"That's one example of the problem where the information's actually available, but it's kept in silos," Chen said.
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Ports have also been impacted, but loading operations continue as long as there are supplies in port silos.
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Do those two at all balance each other out, or are we looking at two totally different silos?
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Screenshot: Salesforce Screenshot: Salesforce Traditionally, banks have operated in departmental silos and information hasn't been shared across systems.
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At more than 100 feet high, the silos serve as a monumental surface that the lights shine across.
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With the change of every season, Joanna Gaines completely transforms the décor at Magnolia Market at the Silos.
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" He pleaded for citizen participation in the civic arena: "The public have to come out of their silos.
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It is now too costly to store the grain in elevators, or silos that store grain, Reuters reported.
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Normally, Apple silos its top-secret projects so that as few employees as possible know about major launches.
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Heatherwick maintains the impressive visual power of the building's original appearance by preserving the silos along its perimeter.
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"Consumers, particularly young ones, find it inconvenient to hop into different silos to get something done," she said.
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These silos allow agencies to "do their own thing" while no one is focused on achieving U.S. goals.
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Our biggest cyber threats, problems and concerns can only be managed by collaboration rather than working in silos.
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"These places can break down institutional silos in a way that is different from traditional museums," she said.
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If we're going to understand the changing world around us, the old coverage silos no longer make sense.
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The science, data, and research results are trapped in silos, preventing faster progress and greater reach to patients.
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The consumer divisions of multinationals can be hampered by "silos" with key decisions made outside China, he added.
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After window shopping at Magnolia Market, I headed towards Silos Bakery, where the line was out the door.
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The bottom line: Action (or inaction) on climate change is by definition unable to occur in national silos.
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Everyone has these opinions and is trying to make a difference, but people are living in their silos.
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They're isolated from one another, to one another; they exist in silos, walled off with no real exits.
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The organization used drones to record the clearing of forests and savannas in areas where Cargill operates silos.
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"That hardened approach, where everybody's in enclosed little silos, is not what we're attempting to do," Payne said.
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He's rejiggered operational groups and leadership to get all three silos — HBO, the cable assets and Warner Bros.
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Micromanagement from Washington, a side effect of these silos, has led to poor decision-making and crisis management.
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If we can take action together, breaking silos of political and industrial tradition, the opportunities could be tremendous.
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At this point, Chip and Joanna Gaines, stars of HGTV's Fixer Upper, are practically running the town of Waco, TX. People travel there specifically to shop around at their Magnolia Market at the Silos, taste Joanna's sweets from her Silos Baking Co, and stay at their vacation rental, Magnolia House.
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But as unsold soybeans begin overflowing silos and storage elevators, farmers are already suffering through a prolonged financial drought.
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Progress didn't result from engineers and scientists working in silos; it resulted from the convergence of engineering and science.
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Look no further than the halls of Brussels, tech conferences and economic forums for evidence of elites building silos.
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It was no longer acceptable to build inflexible and unresponsive systems that operated in silos or with complex connectors.
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There are a bunch of extremely large silos that open up to launch what appear to be nuclear warheads.
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What's more, improving security typically comes at the cost of more data silos, making it harder to share information.
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Euronext currently offers physical delivery at two silos in Rouen and one in Dunkirk, also on France's north coast.
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And as long as the missiles stay in their silos, the battlefield will continue to be over the airwaves.
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ADM would also take on Bunge assets in Brazil, which include factories, mills, silos, distribution centers and port terminals.
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The lights appear over two concrete silos of cement that make up a part of the Calcia distribution center.
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We will truly experience the impact of smart infrastructure technology when the technology is cross-pollinating across those silos.
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Its assets include port facilities in Brazil and Romania, sugar mills in Brazil and grain silos across the globe.
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Not only does Google's search ranking influence politics, but it reinforces ideological silos — it helps you agree with yourself.
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Alaska National Guard soldiers accompanied CNN into one of the missile silos to see one of the white interceptors.
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The new silos would be dispatched across the regions in northern Ukraine where the company has farmland, he said.
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However, most digital interfaces are still designed around the silos, workflows and structures of the company that made them.
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We whizzed past silos, the backs of garages, irrigation lines, the occasional horse, with hardly a human in sight.
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The marketplace is constantly evolving, and creating legal "silos" today to regulate tomorrow's new activities is a fool's errand.
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Instead, he will probably discover that Defense, State, the intelligence community, and others operate in un-prioritized bureaucratic silos.
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MBAs are taught to put products in small little silos which they can then address as neat little packages.
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The existing silos in both the public and private sectors pull in different directions depending on their competing interests.
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On my way to the prosecutor's office, I cut through southeast Pennsylvania farmland dotted with silos and gentle hills.
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So it's good that those things are changing and we don't have these hyper-specific silos where music belongs.
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You need to be able to stitch together these different computing environments and data silos to make that happen.
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But fans of the HGTV show "Fixer Upper" know it for its abandoned silos-turned-marketplace called Magnolia Marketplace.
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Larry Hall, the developer and owner of Survival Condos, looked at these abandoned silos and saw a business opportunity.
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"It's a continuation of the whole idea of taking down the silos — less regulation, more fluidity," Mr. Speyer said.
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Forty miles away, across the snowy terrain of bent cornstalks and grain silos, steak was also on the menu.
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The contents of grain silos which burst from flood damage are shown in Fremont County, Iowa, on March 29.
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Better communication skills have helped me break down silos and maintain transparency and openness among all my team members.
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This suits Google: it doesn't want viewers to stay in their silos and watch only one or two creators.
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There are established companies creating content in established silos that meet the expectations of well-trained content consuming pros.
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We took out layers of management and we took out the vertical silos that were effectively gumming up the works.
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That would become their hugely successful Magnolia Market at the Silos compound, which now includes a bakery and garden store.
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But Rook wants to travel all around the map destroying silos, fighting bears, and liberating prisoners because Rook is me.
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That data was also used to identify staff at nuclear storage facilities, missile silos, prisons, and locations like Guantanamo Bay.
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It may also be organised in national silos, with production, IP, profits and jobs distributed more evenly around the world.
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That's difficult, in part, because it often involves building models based on data that sits in a variety of silos.
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While some output remains in silos, much hits the roads immediately to reach crushing facilities and ports on the coast.
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XMPP was built to provide a decentralised alternative to the messaging silos of AOL Instant Messenger, ICQ, MSN, and others.
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Fifth, in an era of constrained budgets and multidimensional threats, governments, corporations and citizens can no longer operate in silos.
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Allowing these to continue as separate undertakings—transportation and land use in different silos—is self-defeating and economically suicidal.
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Without the ostensibly neutral tone of third-party media outlets on your feeds, these information silos may only get worse.
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The EU is now obliging exchanges to open up their silos and let clients mix and match execution and clearing.
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The silos represent various back-office functions now run largely by software from tech giants like SAP, IBM and Microsoft.
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He wanted to paint six decommissioned grain silos in the town, which stand an impressive 30 metres (98 feet) tall.
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Perhaps most importantly, new models of collaboration are emerging at all levels to connect actors who previously operated in silos.
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But the only way to get there is to break artificial silos and combine research to solve large scale problems.
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Splunk is instrumented for visibility and has successfully broken down silos inside companies where sharing data is the new norm.
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Companies are abandoning functional silos and organising employees into cross-disciplinary teams that focus on particular products, problems or customers.
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From the time that a president orders a launch, the first ICBMs would leave their silos about four minutes later.
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This is because evidence and investigative decisions in high-profile cases are handled by large groups, not in individual silos.
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Silos developed, with multiple teams working on the same projects and not communicating with one another, two former employees recalled.
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If visiting silos in Texas is already on your travel bucket list, you might want to put it there twice.
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This process, plus failure to set priorities and put someone in charge, creates bureaucratic silos that undermine chances of success.
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Missiles were fired from several silos in different regions of the country, state television reported, without identifying the launch sites.
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These codes are always a letter and a number—I7, K9, F6—and work for one of the three silos.
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Another features a fox and baboon remix of the Back to the Future cover projected onto a pair of silos.
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An ARPA-w would break down silos and allow for a holistic approach to water innovation that is multi-disciplinary.
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It was in year three when we had gotten a bit bigger and silos [among teams] were starting to form.
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Having to work cooperatively with other managers is inevitable when every CEO wants to "break down silos" in a company.
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Wheat, corn and soybeans are piling up in silos while Congress waits for a clear signal from the Trump administration.
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Since then, the Air Force has expanded the Huey's role to include flying above nuclear missile silos and VIP transportation.
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The work Mark began, to break down silos and focus on the whole company, is keenly important to our future.
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Mortar fire hit several silos at the Red Sea Mills in January, raising fears that some grain had been damaged.
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Hogue also mentions the influence of the systematic industrial portraits of water towers and silos by Bernd and Hilla Becher.
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Realtor Grant Hampton told Business Insider that multiple offers were on the table, making these missile silos a hot commodity.
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" Heatherwick himself has likened the 88-foot atrium carved out of the center of the silos to "a vaulted cathedral.
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A patchwork of European and national rules, and divergent tax treatments, has meant pension pots tend to sit in national silos.
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Where the old railroad crosses the Kyrönjoki river, you can see the tall silos of Altia rising from the green forest.
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If digital standards also develop in silos, rather than as part of a global effort, that may prove impossible to reverse.
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The group's decentralised structure in any case means the bosses of its operating companies have no experience outside their particular silos.
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Sudden floods can "tear asphalt off roads, strip top soil away, smash grain silos", making them more destructive than gradual ones.
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A culture of reporting and acting in silos inhibited effective action during a period in which swift, joint action was essential.
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Businesses are demanding to be able to get data out of various silos, get them ready to move to the cloud.
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Typically, there is no central system to keep track of all these data points that often live in their own silos.
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Everybody talks about cross-disciplinary activity and busting down silos, but Carnegie Mellon is way ahead of everyone on that front.
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"The silos are empty because the wheat was seized by Islamic State and armed groups," said Aloush, the senior RCC official.
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Located in a desolate section of Alaska's wilderness 150 miles outside of Fairbanks, missile silos lie buried deep in the ground.
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Data is the key to saving lives, but right now, pharmaceutical companies and healthcare providers largely operate in their own silos.
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Most are collections of departmental silos that do not communicate much with each other, held together by complex hierarchies and rules.
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It will be some time before upgraded Tomahawks (or other munitions in the works) make their way into fleet missile silos.
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Their lifestyle left them longing for connection they couldn't find in the isolated silos of apartment units or in suburban sprawl.
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So, throughout the rest of the Cold War, the Pentagon constructed missile silos across the less populated states of the union.
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Missiles are dispersed in hardened silos and connected to an underground launch control where crews are on standby around the clock.
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Also, for this song, I was fortunate to record the vocals in some amazing old grain silos in Buffalo, New York.
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It showed clips of underground silos with dozens of missiles and a missile being prepared for launch from one such silo.
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Instead of thinking in silos, France is finally opening up data access points so that everything and everyone can work together.
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After my trip to the Findery, I headed back to the Silos, which are just a block away from the Findery.
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After my trip to the Silos, I explored more of downtown Waco, where many abandoned houses and buildings have renovation plans.
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The structure is almost sure to result in low viewership and superficial answers from candidates operating in isolated, 40-minute silos.
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Normally, he could sell them anyway to a local elevator - giant silos usually run by international grains merchants that store grain.
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It will take place on the southernmost side of the Jutland peninsula, picturesque countryside dotted with livestock, grain silos and windmills.
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And then of course there's Ben Carson, the housing secretary to be, with his conviction that the pyramids were grain silos.
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Its eighteen towering yellow silos, topped by a neon sign with the company's polar-bear logo, were visible from miles away.
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The report said the Guards had fired several missiles from silos across the country, though it only showed footage of one.
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Since then, Stankey has restructured the company and sought to break down the silos that existed between HBO, the Warner Bros.
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The facility is the only one in the U.S. that contains both nuclear missile silos and planes that drop nuclear bombs.
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This work has required that we break down the silos of the public and private work force systems in the city.
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At times, I had felt like a black sheep attempting to play the political game, guard information and obey the silos.
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This is a place of mile-long freight trains, cathedral-like grain silos, occasional tornadoes and homages to "The Wizard of Oz".
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Gad told Reuters there was not enough space at the company's silos to hold all the wheat FAC said it had sold.
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There are 21 interceptors stashed in silos at these two sites, each carrying a "kill vehicle" on a three-stage rocket booster.
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Which is part of why so many of the stores near the Silos have embraced the look, if not outright duplicated it.
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"We'll have three more sets of three silos," he said of the company's sand storage facilities, which take months to set up.
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Their age is an edge: their unique networks of silos, ports, ships and farmer relationships, built over decades, make them indispensable middlemen.
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The argument that social media encourages people to interact in ideological silos more than they did before is not supported by evidence.
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The Hasaka area in the north is home to one of Syria's biggest wheat silos, a vast complex that is now empty.
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Nuclear war would be an unparalleled catastrophe, and it is clearly better for all concerned if the missiles remain in their silos.
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While access to preschool can certainly help, there is a serious communication gap here that demonstrates the pitfalls of working in silos.
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Unfortunately, researchers looking for solutions have created silos and often ignore the continuum of care, preferring to focus on only one setting.
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"Eighty-two percent have adopted the new storage technologies - around 2,700 metal silos and 50,000 hermetic bags have been distributed," he said.
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Sixty-seven percent of Gen X leaders are also effective in "hyper-collaboration," and are working relentlessly to break down organizational silos.
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On the way, they pass Cargill grain silos and a John Deere dealership that sells tractors to commercial farms in the area.
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Just minutes from Round Top's town square, the Silos at 159 are a small group of vacation rentals with undeniable, rustic charm.
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The problem with this analysis is that it implies silos of thought, opinion and action where there's no evidence they actually exist.
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However, without any horizontal infrastructure, each of these solutions takes forever to develop and subsequently function only in specific walled-data silos.
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Deep in the nuclear silos of the West Virginia Wasteland, players use code pieces to decrypt an alphanumeric string and launch nukes.
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"Lots of good things are happening on campuses, but they happen in silos," said Zaneeta Daver, who directs the ALL IN Challenge.
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The company has kept this disciplined focus, even while its peers around it venture into new silos (such as media and content).
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As long as the academic environment has incentives for scientists to work in silos and hoard their data, transparency will be impossible.
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We still need to move data, remove silos, reinvent primary care and elder care, and bring genomics to the clinic at scale.
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Social media has created a digital latticework, but it has also, for some, created abusive commenters, silos and validation rather than curiosity.
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At least one of those sites is less than six miles from two missile silos, according to FCC filings and FAS data.
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The startup says the technology eliminates silos between developers and infrastructure operators, and helps companies create and manage cloud applications more effectively.
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In 2500 alone, the city welcomed more than 21 million tourists, the vast majority of whom likely headed to the Silos District.
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That came just over a year after the $6.5 billion acquisition of MuleSoft, whose software connects data that's stored in different silos.
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One school official called the funds "silos" that don't talk to each other, making it easier for funds to possibly be misused.
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"This insight can help executives identify opportunities to strengthen collaboration and reduce silos," Google says in a blog post introducing the tool.
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Someone who tunneled through blackened silos and balanced on peaked rooftops, plying a centuries-old trade that counts fewer and fewer practitioners.
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When HR is consulted to battle departmental silos, what perspective and knowledge can they give to business leaders and C-suite colleagues?
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On the paths between the silos, white flags mark the spots where landmines have been removed, while red flags warn of danger.
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Over time, the surrounding harbor grew into a bustling commercial district known as the Victoria & Albert Waterfront, while the silos gathered dust.
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Classic examples include greed, fear, social or economic pressure, skewed performance incentives, silos, inadequate reporting mechanisms and failure to integrate ethics into recruiting.
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The group smuggled in about 180,000 tonnes, working with Iraqi traders and storing wheat in silos in Anbar province, Babel and Abu Ghraib.
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Silos and barns, brick store fronts and a red brick twelve grade school--I can see each in my mind's eye even now.
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The first ICBMs will leave their silos just four minutes after a presidential order; once they launch, there's no mechanism to stop them.
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Mr Sims is one of many large farmers to invest in bigger silos, in order to store crops while waiting for better prices.
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What I found really weird was going through the prairie landscapes of Colorado, visiting the silos, where America's missiles are still down there.
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Located at 418 S. Eighth Street, Chip and Joanna's new shop will be just a block away from Magnolia Market at the Silos.
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If a night sky illuminated by silos decked out in sparkling lights doesn't get you in Christmas spirit, we don't know what will.
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There's no way you could bring two new silos of content to market and expect them to succeed where others are allegedly failing.
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"All of these open source projects — they operate in silos because they operate around distinct problems they are trying to solve," said Collier.
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"Today, all the information a professional needs to be successful are in silos," according to a presentation Microsoft prepared to explain the deal.
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Fixer Upper's resident jokester is getting his own store at his and wife Joanna's Waco, Texas, shopping destination, Magnolia Market at the Silos.
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And if the Manafort and Flynn "silos" continue to be active, couldn't they potentially implicate people who currently work in the White House?
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Chip and Joanna Gaines' massive Magnolia Market at the Silos attraction in Waco, Texas, has seen nearly 1.6 million visitors this year alone.
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"I found enormous silos, a tall smokestack, four kilometers of underground tunnels, and machine rooms in good shape," he said in a statement.
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The companies would probably need to sell facilities in North America, such as grain silos, to win approval for a deal, analysts said.
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Made of polypropylene copolymer food-grade plastic, the silos look like earthenware pots, and can protect grain from chemical, thermal and weather effects.
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The government's farm program offers subsidized loans to finance production of agricultural commodities and make investments such as in silos and agricultural machinery.
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Activists also said that ISIS forces have reached the hospital in the city and its strategically located wheat silos, according to the BBC.
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Trump is likely to find his agencies are measuring progress within their silos, and that such efforts may be operating at cross-purposes.
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At its core, NooBaa is all about bringing together various data silos, which should make it a good fit in Red Hat's portfolio.
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"The science, data, and research results are trapped in silos, preventing faster progress and greater reach to patients," Biden wrote in his post.
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I spent a day in Chip and Joanna's hometown of Waco, Texas, where the "Fixer Upper" duo opened Magnolia Marketplace at the Silos.
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Chip and Joanna's new coffee shop Magnolia Press was much easier to access, though, maybe because its a block away from the Silos.
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One problem is that most businesses still operate in silos where the number crunchers and the do-gooders are entirely divorced, Vanpeperstraete says.
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Or at least have people think through these ideas and create conversations across different groups of subreddits so that it's not these silos.
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And I believe firmly that those of us in the racial justice base — again, whatever that term means — [can't] stay in our silos.
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And it silos those officials off from one another, making it harder to see, much less manage, the full scope of spiraling crises.
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For years, strategists have debated whether the United States could abandon its ground-based nuclear missiles, spread out in silos across the West.
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The other contracts the Pentagon announced last week are for replacements for the 400 aging Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missiles housed in underground silos.
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Now companies need to understand the consumer a lot better because the consumer is changing and [CMOs] need to start breaking the silos.
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If we stay entrenched in our separate silos, each of us will remain vulnerable to the Trumpist-Russian playbook of divide and conquer.
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These silos have undermined military operations and capacity-building programs, led to civilian casualties, been exploited by local elites, and damaged American credibility.
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Theoretically, just 22019 Satan-IIs armed with 15 Avangard warheads could destroy all 450 Minuteman silos — a kill ratio of 15-to-1.
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"Best day ever," Jessa, 24, she captioned a second photo of the group in front of the Silos Baking Co. Utilizing Instagram's carousel feature, Seewald also shared snaps of the group eating cupcakes; a photo of herself, Ben and Henry indoors in front of a display of flowers; and a group photo of the the ladies in front of the silos.
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The US currently has 22001 ground-based interceptors deployed in silos at Fort Greely, Alaska, and four at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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That was not so alarming when the Russian flights mainly flew over American missile silos, bunkers and bomber fields, as permitted in the treaty.
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Like telecom networks that allow people to speak to each other irrespective of their phone provider, so, too, will online gaming break down silos.
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Patriarchy and cissexism This idea of intersectionality is supposed to help modern feminists recognize differences, without dividing people into silos based on those differences.
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Guests could also get cupcakes from the Silos Baking Co. truck, which offered two special flavors for the day: toasted coconut and carrot cake.
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Nadella is all about having Microsoft operate as one company, a conscious break against its historical tendency to break into warring silos, Jha said.
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They are denying access for example to the grain silos in Hodeidah port that could be used to help the starving people of Yemen.
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It all comes together to tell a story about that customer, but if the data is often trapped in silos, nobody can see that.
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Her presence hints at the potential of joint-working across historically separate regulatory silos that have nonetheless been showing increasingly overlapping concerns of late.
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In the face of these changes, maintaining the regulation of communications in separate silos, represented by different bureaus within the FCC, seems increasingly archaic.
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The idea was to remove the missiles based in silos across the American West, which are considered outdated and vulnerable to a first strike.
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"Collibra is the data nervous system of many large companies, breaking down silos, and making it easy to access, trust and understand organisational data."
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TRUMP: We have nuclear that their silos are rusted so badly that they don't even know if the rockets are going to pour out.
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This is a sign of silos, small groups of people doing work within their own little world and keeping to themselves even within that.
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These bunkers, which still exist today, are called "nuclear sponges" because Cold War strategists thought the silos would absorb the bulk of Russian nukes.
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Each has a unique and equal role to play in defending the network, and it is time to break down the silos between them.
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Was de Tocqueville right that we would just disappear into silos of self-congratulation and self-interest, or can we hope for something better?
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But the tech industry does not have the luxury of experimenting within closed company silos until these processes, toolkits, and training curricula are perfect.
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Strategists attribute the non-occurrence—the deterrence—of these events to the weapons themselves, to bombs on airplanes, missiles in silos, launchers on submarines.
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Jared Dockendorf, who previously worked in missile silos that house US intercontinental ballistic missiles, are both extremely familiar with what is in the book.
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But many practitioners still rely on paper, and among those who have made the digital switch, medical records often lie isolated in electronic silos.
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In 2010, 50 nuclear-armed Minuteman missiles sitting in underground silos in Wyoming mysteriously disappeared from their launching crews' monitors for nearly an hour.
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" Largely because Medicaid information resides in so many state-level computing silos, Mr. Slavitt explained, "we've never had a systemwide view across the program.
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The Minutemen that will deter Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un are based in missile silos in Minot, N.D., not farmhouses in Lexington, Mass.
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Paraguay needs more "paved roads, silos, ports, and processing services" to accommodate the kind of soy production growth the country wants to see, he said.
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The TV says the operations that began on Tuesday afternoon near the province&aposs main grain silos that have been controlled by rebels for years.
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And in an office where departments functioned like independent "silos," as multiple staffers put it, life inside Revolution Messaging could vary from employee to employee.
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"It's easy to get caught up in issue policy silos," Vivien Labaton, co-founder of the advocacy campaign Make It Work, told Vox in May.
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OpenFin pitches itself as a service that can allow different fin-tech focused apps to communicate effectively without accessing core networks or existing in silos.
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Some operators were speeding up purchases in port silos before a planned nationwide rail strike on Thursday next week, which they fear could be extended.
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These conversations are needed and an important step in the right direction, but the real problem is that they are too often happening in silos.
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"We take a bunch of data silos and put a semantic layer across the data platforms and expose them in a consistent way," Mariani said.
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The World Bank is providing $8.37 million to procure the silos from local company Madina Polymer Industries Ltd, under the project to modernize food storage.
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The government will also build eight large silos that can store 535,000 tonnes of grain to respond to needs during natural disasters around the country.
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But rather than have these two incident be a knockout combo compelling the federal government to build information "silos," the federal government has leaned forward.
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Take his claim that Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe pledged to buy "all of that corn" left in American silos due to the trade war.
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The footage — which Iranian media said showed a recent military exercise — features a series of missiles being launched from fortified underground silos across the country.
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The factory, with its 15 hulking concrete silos as tall as eight-story buildings, used to import bauxite ore mined from West Africa and Australia.
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"It's easy to get caught up in issue policy silos," Vivien Labaton, co-founder of the advocacy campaign Make It Work, told Vox this month.
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As more and more companies jump into the streaming race, they're cordoning off "must have" content into a wider and wider array of exclusivity silos.
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Front Room Gallery on the Lower East Side is exhibiting Phil Buehler's photographs of Cold War ruins, from vacant missile silos to fallout shelter signs.
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Where much of the digital world finds us sorting ourselves neatly into cultural and ideological silos, the train, in my experience, does precisely the opposite.
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The hotel will be inside the historic Grand Karem Shrine building, which is conveniently located just a few blocks from Magnolia Market at the Silos.
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Managing bad assumptions, politics, and all kinds of wasteful baloney as your leadership team second-guesses what they're each doing in their black-box silos.
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Twitter is taking steps to ensure its decision to ban political ads does not create further information silos, executive Matt Derella told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The trade sources said the Chicago-based CME has almost finalised contracts with enough French cooperatives to act as regional delivery silos following protracted talks.
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Over the past 50 years, hundreds of billions of dollars have been spent on silos, submarines, bombers and satellites to ensure that does not happen.
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But anaerobic digestion, in which food is broken down by microbes inside tall, airtight silos, has a real shot at scaling near densely populated areas.
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"The Chinese could decide to interfere with ICBM command and control, or with ICBM personnel, the people manning the missile silos," said Lewis from CSIS.
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Data silos "A city isn't one entity, it's a collection of agencies working autonomously," said Samir Saini, former chief information officer for New York City.
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Avangard accuracy would enable Russian ICBMs to destroy U.S. hard targets, like missile silos, with a single very low-yield or even non-nuclear warhead.
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To disrupt those plans, you need to fight your way through a series of abandoned missile silos that have been overrun with SIVA-infected Fallen.
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It's ironic that Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE's cancer "moonshot" initiative's promise to break down existing silos to accelerate cancer research and discovery seems to be creating a whole new set of silos.
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As U.S. 23 leads away from Columbus, business parks and strip malls give way to lush stretches of farmland dotted with old farmhouses and rusted silos.
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Production involves running two parallel processes—production of the actual cheese plus creating its smell—in two separate silos and combining the products from each one.
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A number of pioneering scholars have already begun this work, but they seem to be doing so in their own silos and without much cross-talk.
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AMANDA LONGDirector-generalConsumers InternationalLondon We will maximise economic gain if we move towards more openly shared data under appropriate ethical frameworks, rather than competing data silos.
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The way social media on the Internet is anything but social, how it often silos people into groups with the same opinions, has always been intriguing.
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Forty thousand a week visit their retail compound the Magnolia Market at the Silos, which includes a home store, bakery, garden center, and a new restaurant.
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However, the record is patchy in the four sectors that Tuwaijri had highlighted as priorities for this year: grain silos, sports, electricity generation and water provision.
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Rochelle Mills, President and CEO at Innovative Housing Opportunities, saw the largest barrier to be the years-long permit approvals process, mostly due to departmental silos.
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Even as more evidence mounts that the two efforts benefit each other, many in the global development field are reluctant to break down long-established silos.
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Toasted Coconut and Carrot Cake Cupcakes A new season also means new cupcakes at Silos Baking Co., the quaint Waco bakery also own by the Gaines'.
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That we'll face some "Soylent Green," dystopian world; the human race stacked in urban silos living hollow-eyed on a planet we've burned to a cinder.
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The founders of the Magnolia company certainly seem to draw a crowd to their hit HGTV show "Fixer Upper" and their Silos market in Waco, Texas.
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It's more because America operates within institutional and agency silos, limited by fiscal year budget cycles, where it's easy to miss the forests through the trees.
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At Intuit she repositioned its cornerstone brands, QuickBooks, TurboTax, and Mint, as a financial platform, breaking down silos to forge a cohesive marketing and communications strategy.
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Other states shut out independent voters and force Democrats to only vote for Democrats and Republicans for Republicans, which reinforces partisan silos and restricts voter choice.
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In cases where government agencies maintain silos of information, blockchain could make information sharing easier by serving as the common transaction layer upon which agencies communicate.
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The targets sit at the track's finish line, a heap of erector-set looking instrumentation inside a trio of fifty- to one hundred-foot-tall silos.
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Euronext said on Friday that its delivery silos would keep these extra requirements next season, with heavy rain again threatening grain quality in this year's harvest.
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The CDO can't enable the company to do more things on mobile because the company hasn't integrated data-sharing processes across functional or business unit silos.
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Building silos and restricting the flow of information to Russia's more than 100 million internet users threatens to suppress the growth of commerce and stifle innovation.
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"When they opened their silos downtown in 183, we tracked attendance and it skyrocketed," she said, noting that so many people connect with Mr. and Mrs.
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Winds up to 105 miles an hour crushed giant dockside storage silos like tin cans, and whipped tin roofs from the shanties in a nearby slum.
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"We need to break out of our silos," said Anne Boynton, an elder at First Christian Church, who was a local co-chairwoman for the revival.
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A key issue currently facing connected medical devices is the siloing of the data they generate — but blockchain could be the link that bridges those silos.
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"We're looking for those connections that run across those three pillars," said Steele, who explained that none of these entities can exist in their own silos.
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The U.S. has more than 400 Minuteman III missiles in underground silos at three bases, and the weapons have a range in excess of 8,000 miles.
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Today's impeachment battle occurs in a news and social media environment that rewards the loudest, angriest voices and has separated Americans into their own information silos.
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Legacy systems are being retooled or retired, and advisory programs that exist in separate silos are being consolidated to deliver a simpler, more cohesive investor experience.
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" "What are our capabilities of taking out ... the silos, the locations of where these devices are, are they spread across the country, what do we know?
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Yeah, silos are super efficient, they're just on a collision course if you don't ... Meaning what, why are they super efficient for a hard-charging company?
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Yemeni government spokesman Rajeh Badi said Houthis attacked U.N. liasion officers belonging to the Yemeni government and an engineering team, preventing the team from reaching the silos.
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It was not clear, the Military Times said, whether the policy had affected airspace access around the silos or at other bases—again, the details remain classified.
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Diab, the mill owner, said the government revised the storage capacity of many wheat silos last year to justify quantities that could never realistically have been stored.
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I should note here that the President-Elect has appointed a man who believes ancient Egyptians used the pyramids as grain silos to head America's housing department.
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In addition, Perkbox enables companies to measure employee sentiment to help break down silos between management and teams, and to let employees give recognition to one another.
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This is a chance to break down those silos, learn about new things and hang out with people who are experts in all kinds of different fields.
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With the new Disney + service, the focus is initially organized by fan base, with different silos for the company's various studios and the fans that follow them.
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Floodwaters topped with ice floes tore through farm country, ripping open silos full of last fall's harvest and leaving entire towns like Hamburg under ice cold water.
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Plus they've also got a retail mega store: Magnolia Market at the Silos, a real estate company and they've launched a paint, rug, wallpaper and furniture line.
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With the first day of Spring less than a month away, Joanna Gaines is busy gearing up for one of Magnolia's biggest events: Spring at the Silos!
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His talk of silos echoed one of the rationales given by Microsoft when the software giant acquired the professional social network LinkedIn for $26 billion last year.
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To defeat his opponent, he would have to bust his organization's silos to create one big, committed team that operated with a shared consciousness and clear vision.
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Just like that, the town received national and international attention, with visitors dropping by the silos and enquiring about the people on the work and their stories.
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Don't work in silos You'll be using much of the same data to inform all aspects of campaign development — from strategy, to creative, to execution, to placement.
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We need to eliminate silos between agencies in the U.S. government, enabling appropriate levels of incident response to instantly detect and respond to threats to government systems.
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From the rooftops around us, you could easily see the grain silos and watchtowers of Qamishli, the new capital of Rojava, where Ocalan's portrait hangs almost everywhere.
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It is incumbent on us to break down the barriers between silos of the medical community and help clinicians work together to be part of the solution.
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Its central space, carved out of an array of hundred-year-old concrete grain silos, is "jaw-droppingly beautiful," Ingels said, but "insane" at a practical level.
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We look at the same set of facts and draw different conclusions — and given the silos of cable news and social media, that is unlikely to change.
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To create true breakthroughs, you need to wipe out business silos and form cross-functional teams with multi-dimensional insights from marketing, strategy, finance, HR and beyond.
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A rain-hit French harvest two years ago fueled interest in CME's rival project as Euronext's port silos imposed extra quality requirements, causing confusion in the market.
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Theoretically, companies could do this on their own, but all of this data exists in various silos and combining those disparate data sets is a major challenge.
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But breaking down those silos is key to advancing applications that actually serve the customer or the organization and lead to cost-cutting or new revenue generation.
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Being more skeptical, engaging more selectively and prioritizing links to information providers outside our social media silos will hurt the bottom line of the social media giants.
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"Governments are notorious for their silos, and so we're actually saying, no, there's an outcome there that we want you all working together on," Mr. Robertson said.
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"It creates the opportunity for Infosys to break out of the vendor services silos and connect its Salesforce services with its ERP services (SAP, Oracle)," he said.
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Because, I think it was Barclay's piece, and I'm looking through it right here, which said: ViacomCBS' digital leadership is divided among power silos, making integration difficult.
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This investment allowed the US health care system to create the foundation for integrating health care and breaking down silos of information, although true interoperability remains elusive.
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To maximize our engagement, those platforms played on the preferences all our sharing revealed — which meant shoving inflammatory content in our faces and shoving us into silos.
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But because of the president's self-destructive trade war against China, factories in Michigan are empty of activity and silos in Iowa are full of unsold soybeans.
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It&aposs very easy for anyone in a corporate role to become wrapped up in its silo and/or the smaller silos that make up the whole.
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Its legendary secrecy led to information silos, discouraged cross-functional knowledge sharing and created a rigid definition of roles that discouraged individuals from expanding their professional horizons.
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"Systems and parties are still disjointed; there are a lot of silos and you can to some degree automate or connect every part of that process," Fletcher said.
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For those who have visited, or aspire to visit, Joanna and husband Chip's massive Magnolia Market at the Silos in Waco, Texas, should check out "The Market" print.
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The men were part of the 90th Missile Wing, which guards a third of the Minuteman 3 nuclear missiles that are housed in underground silos, ready to launch.
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The Air Force, for example, maintains its arsenal Minuteman III nuclear intercontinental ballistic missiles in 150 underground silos in vast fields around Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota.
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For one thing, the bill further divides the aid budget into silos, after malaria and AIDS have already been given their own separate locations in the federal government.
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On the opening night the president, Horacio Cartes, unveiled the results of a national branding exercise: a logo of flora, lorries and silos in soothing blues and greens.
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In the field and at the silo, GrainChain's system consists of a logistics toolkit to monitor and track harvests coming out of the fields and through individual silos.
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CME's U.S. model for physical delivery of grain, based on a broad network of silos and tradeable storage certificates, could also be too much of a leap initially.
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If we are going to re-imagine a next generation of Facebooks that grow without information silos and monopolistic ambitions, network users must be able to contribute capital.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - India's wheat imports have slowed in recent weeks as good quality domestic crops have hit the market, leaving traders saddled with unsold stockpiles in port silos.
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When warheads became accurate enough to obliterate most of an adversary's missiles in their silos, America and Russia turned to submarines and mobile launchers to keep MAD viable.
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Silver silos held 18 million pounds of sand, which would be mixed with 22 million gallons of water and forced into the well, unlocking oil trapped in rock.
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The adoption of voice technologies is steadily climbing—millions of people own Alexa- or Assistant-enabled devices—and those assistants are no longer restricted to their cylindrical silos.
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" Biden's plan is to increase funding for cancer research and to "break down the silos" so that researchers can better work together to "stop [cancer] in its tracks.
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The massive riverworks complex, which were former storage facilities and grain silos, host brew pubs and restaurants, outdoor concerts, riverfront docks with rentable kayaks and rock-climbing walls.
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Experts advise people to break down "silos" within an organization, build larger professional networks, collaborate more and use digital tools to communicate more effectively and get work done.
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You know, the global photography archive has just become massive, and coupled with that exponential growth in photographic use is the way we are increasingly living in silos.
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But this architecture in decay can also be seen in America's farmlands, where silos, barns, and other structures are rusted out or in some other stage of collapse.
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Second, Cognoa can control all connected data sources at once from one point by using a single access-and-control layer, as opposed to relying on data silos.
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An indefinite strike at the Constanta port silos could have severely impacted grain supplies to Egypt, the world's largest wheat importer, and where ADM is an active exporter.
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This is an example of black feminism — a philosophy that tackles sexism, racism, classism and other forms of oppression simultaneously rather than in silos or in a hierarchy.
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Of course, we have learned that the internet can be just as good at building silos and reinforcing the algorithmic separation of people as at bringing them together.
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The oldest are a Joadian gallery of weather-beaten faces, grizzled men and hardy women in baggy clothes, smiling gamely beside barns and silos and livestock and children.
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He sees a market that has fragmented and created tool silos around the different pieces of the chain as developers move the application from source to the cloud.
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It will cover 60,000 tonnes of fertiliser for wheat and soya farming - worth $55 million - and $26 million for projects such as the expansion of grain storage silos.
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A big reason for the bad outcome: Corn that got caught in the October rain and snow can't be put in silos until it has been dried somewhat.
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It's more about what contacts and what connections and what ability do you have to work across bipartisan silos to bring the vision of Region II to fruition.
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"When you get people to get out of their silos and work together, you can really make a difference in the conditions that create healthy communities," Grumbach said.
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CME, however, has retained a distinctive scheme of inland delivery silos in France, aimed at offering a wider choice of storage points and better reflecting different regional markets.
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To tear down silos, to integrate care seamlessly-, SS: Mm. FH: To take out waste, to adopt best practice, and, again, infomatics and workflow improvements can do that.
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Aid workers hope that a full agreement over Hudaydah would ensure full operations at its port, as well as access to the giant silos of grain stored nearby.
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The city made tenants leave 475 Kent for four months in 4753 when the fire department found two silos of grain used to make matzoh in the basement.
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"Islamic State took positions in these silos and mined the land around them," said Abdel Aziz Saber, an Egyptian guard who has been living in Iraq since 1989.
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The scale was bewildering — it was one of four 1931 jail structures in the Model Prison, rising like sinister missile silos, with a mess hall at their center.
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All tech has done is essentially we've layered this on a landscape that was already starting to polarize, starting to self-select, starting to fall into these silos.
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The rental, conveniently located near the Gaineses' massive Magnolia Market at the Silos shopping destination, sleeps eight and comes with a price tag of between $695.00-$995.00 per night.
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On the streets surrounding the Silos, wives and trailing husbands moved politely between the 100-plus vendors with names like OLIVE & PEARL and Olivia + Ocean, handpicked by Joanna herself.
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Local vendors that felt too off-brand — selling MLM products, or items just not Magnolia enough — filled up vacant lots down the road as a sort of Silos auxiliary.
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The current military approach to defending the mainland US from North Korea relies on ground-based interceptors, or anti-missile missiles, launched from underground silos in Alaska or California.
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We've decided to start right here at home in Waco, TX. So we're going to be hanging them up around the office, at the Silos and all around town.
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Marketfox – Marketing automation Marketfox helps optimize for mobile and website by helping marketers acquire users through web push and in-app, as well as cutting through the marketing silos.
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But many farmers have the same idea, pushing potential soy storage areas like containers and silos to the limit, forcing some to resort to one-time-use plastic bags.
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Large organizations have a large number of applications running in separate silos that need to share data and functionality in order to operate in a unified and consistent way.
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"It entails a focus on process and communication across product silos consistent with that required for, say, integrated drilling operations, but now encompassing groups with historically little regular coordination."
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The essential ingredients of this shift include cross-functional teams that demolish silos — namely those between development, engineering, design, marketing, and sales — and a "whole company" commitment to growth.
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Before then, Re/code is unpacking one Alphabet company a week, presenting the facts, figures and, just maybe, the financials behind the silos of the world's most ambitious company.
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Hearst developed its proprietary CMS platform, Media OS, to streamline its magazine operations, break down silos between departments, and focus on data insights to drive its content creation approach.
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He said their silos were often the only ones in a particular region, giving them a lot of power to set environmental standards for their suppliers in rural areas.
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The Microsoft Graph is the company's effort to break this data out if its silos and the Excel team is looking for ways to bring it into spreadsheets, too.
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The unsettling corollary of that is the gap between what is seen and believed -- filtered through today's age of media divided into ideological silos -- has, seemingly, only grown wider.
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It can deliver this information, regardless of role to get a much fuller view of the customer than you can get with bits of information trapped inside application silos.
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Opponents argue that such programs promote racial silos and degrade the quality of learning, while supporters say they provide a sense of belonging to minority students who face discrimination.
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His last big move as CEO was the introduction of the "Power of One" strategy to get rid of silos in the group and the acquisition of agency SapientNitro.
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"One of the problems with the existing system is that most farmers take their output and put it into silos or collection points with all their neighbors," Perry explained.
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The three cottages started out as silos many years ago until someone with loads of creativity and talent conceived the idea to transform them into farmhouse-style lodging spaces.
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It just happens, and never mind that your ill-conceived bank of grain silos has caused a two-mile traffic backup of trucks waiting to withdraw or deposit loads.
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The service members were part of the 90th Missile Wing, responsible for one third of the 400 Minutemen 3 missiles tucked away in silos across the northern Great Plains.
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But today, with a machine as important as the EIC, particle physicists around the world are working on both BNL and JLab's proposals together, rather than working in silos.
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Tourists come to Waco, Texas, from all around the world to see the Silos and shop at the city's many home goods stores, like the Findery and Magnolia Market.
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Despite the stockpile reductions and arms treaties of the 1990s, more than 1,000 nuke-tipped missiles were kept on hair triggers in submarines and silos from Omaha to Omsk.
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For all the glib talk about how Americans live in news silos, the stark differences in the ways that Democrats and Republicans are responding to the crisis remain stunning.
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They had more ambitious plans that involved aerialists on strings between the silos, but two hours earlier had decided to bring the whole operation inside because of weather concerns.
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We cannot hope to make advances without a strategic, aggressive, focused and coordinated effort to reduce silos and identify synergies among federal agencies, industry, universities and our national laboratories.
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This national mentality is fueled by the hysteria of a 24-hour news cycle, by the ideological silos of social media and by the structure of the country's politics.
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The detective passes through plenty of dinky towns as she makes her way across the prairie, mystified by all the nuclear missile silos left over from the Cold War.
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At the other extreme are those who look out across the fruited plain and see only silos of identity — of race, gender, faith and class — alongside bushels of guilt.
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We really want to encourage people to get out of their silos, get out of their offices, and go interact and contribute to what makes for a healthy city.
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Grain grower association Aprosoja said the trade war is bad for local farmers because their benchmark is Chicago and the spat left U.S. soy silos filled to the brim.
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Silos are a natural, social dynamic, but understanding that is the first thing needed when trying to address the ones that genuinely threaten a business with unnecessary risk.3.
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Local officials and farmers said the militants, as well as a rebel group, had sold the contents of grain silos in the northeast to traders across the Turkish border.
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The former Fixer Upper star left a larger-than-life message on one of the Silos at Magnolia Market in Waco, Texas to read "Chip Hearts Jo," in green lettering.
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This, Grego and her colleagues at the Union of Concerned Scientists argue, is what set the system up for failure by rushing missiles that were essentially still prototypes into silos.
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In January, the owner of a brake repair shop a block from the Silos threw in the towel, selling his two buildings to an antiques dealer for an undisclosed sum.
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It wants its divisions to work together rather than stay in silos, and is also collecting more data to understand customers' needs (instead of engineers adding features that few use).
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The Women's March is committed to "taking down the silos between issue areas, between identities, encouraging folks to organize together for a better impact," said Bland, one of the organizers.
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The main reason some industries, such as banking and telecoms, are struggling and fragmented is because they still operate in national silos that hinder firms from achieving economies of scale.
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Lecureur and InVivo had previously signed up as delivery silos for the premium wheat futures, which were designed to offer a wider delivery zone as well as higher quality specifications.
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In November, it open-sourced a messaging interface to allow different security products to communicate with each other — an effort to break down the silos between different enterprise cybersecurity products.
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PipelineDB is built on a new way of looking at SQL databases, thinking about streams of data rather than data at rest in big silos, co-founder Derek Nelson explained.
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One of my portfolio companies has a business model of working with Fortune 500 companies to marry their internal data silos to public data stores to unearth learnings and value.
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"This is the sweet spot," Johnston told CNBC, while pointing to a group of silos he's drawn on the white board of the only conference room in Kalo's new headquarters.
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But her character, who is the only Black girl on the show, is positioned as a fast-talking, sass-mouth—a long-running trope that silos her within racial stereotypes.
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Both are meant to protect Britain from global banks blowing up, but they duplicate other measures aimed at the same problem—silos, capital surcharges, "bail-in" bonds and liquidity buffers.
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At around £1 billion ($1.4 billion) apiece, these are among the most advanced weapons systems in the world, capable of firing cruise missiles and torpedoes out of their four silos.
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The arrows led down a state highway, across an interchange, onto a smaller road, past a barn and some grain silos, then along one of the Chesapeake Bay's countless tributaries.
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Although the scope of each vanguard varies, all aim to break down silos by combining budgets and having staff from different parts of the health service work more closely together.
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It's not enough, though, for a company to employ a large percentage of women if women work exclusively at the lowest levels of the company or in a few silos.
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Administrative preparations are now in place and the government intends to begin offering assets this year in four sectors: sports, electricity generation, water provision and grain silos, Tuwaijri told Reuters.
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" Torba claims Gab's success boils down to its focus on protecting free speech and the influx of users banned by "Silicon Valley tyrants and their centralized privacy-nightmare data silos.
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"The growth of on-site generation has started expanding exponentially in the past 10 years, but most on-site energy systems are still disconnected and working in silos," he adds.
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He said the mutilations indicated a society of "furious ritualized warriors", while the silos were stored within a defence wall that pointed towards "a troubled time, a period of insecurity".
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"Tech is breaking down the silos that exist in the medical profession, and we are encouraging transparency and accountability," the CEO of Locum's Nest told Business Insider in an interview.
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Most controversial are plans to overhaul the oldest and most vulnerable part of the American nuclear complex: the Minuteman missiles that are buried in silos across the Midwest and West.
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Chief Boyce said that the silos in which gang and narcotics detectives used to work made responding to complaints more difficult, but that the recent restructuring would remove those obstacles.
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From my career, I've found that breaking down silos that exist across the health and education systems often lead to big breakthroughs -- so that is one focus of our work.
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The Silo, Cape Town The new 28-room Silo hotel, built atop a series of former grain silos on the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront in Cape Town, will open in March.
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" Valentine Low, who covers the royal family for that newspaper, said that under the aging queen, "there are all these different entities in the family, and they operate in silos.
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I really do feel like there's a way for us to change the movie business from the inside out, but we're all in our own silos doing our own thing.
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From sticking antennae on grain silos to teaching neighborhood teens how to do home installs, it's fascinating to document all the innovative ways underserved communities are building their own internet.
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Since the 44 "kill vehicles" in the existing silos in Alaska and California were put together through piecemeal additions, many are outdated and difficult to fix because they use different parts.
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While many of the entities in the system have digitized the process, the data they have has been trapped in silos and previous attempts at sharing like EDI have been limited.
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If you want to make a dent in a company's productivity as a DevOps engineer, you best learn to tear down the silos and make inroads all across the office. 2.
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Providing patients with a way to easily see their medical records gives them somewhat better control over their health information, which can stay stuck in the silos of individual health systems.
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If the OpenStack community can help puncture some holes into these silos and get more projects to talk to each other, then that should be a win-win for everybody involved.
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Take smart home apps and gear, for example: Are you picking up gadgets that interface neatly with what you already have (like Dropbox storage) or that create their own independent silos?
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The U.S. government estimates farmers will have 103 million bushels, or approximately $8 billion, of last year's soybeans in storage silos around the country when they start harvesting the next crop.
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CAIRO, July 24 (Reuters) - Egypt inked a $14 million agreement with the OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID) to build two wheat silos in Port Said, the cabinet said on Wednesday.
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Segment is a company helping businesses track the customer journey across the myriad of touch points, pulling the information out of data silos and putting it in a single customer record.
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Stanley McChrystal and The Corps Network, we've broken through the silos and developed a bipartisan plan that addresses them all at once: the 21st Century Conservation Service Corps Act, which Sens.
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It enables patients to personally take charge of the distribution of their personal medical records, breaking down the information silos and enabling your doctors to all be on the same page.
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Changing that, which is mostly a question of building things like better, pest-proof grain silos and monitoring their contents properly, would take another big bite out of the 70% increase.
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Healthcare providers, researchers, and other stakeholders have come together in the recently instituted Acute Care Research Unit at the University of Michigan to bridge these silos and find acute care solutions.
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"The new version of Qadr H can be launched from mobile platforms or silos in different positions and can escape missile defense shields due to their radar-evading capability," Fars reported.
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And we rushed there really, looking for the succor, the voice, the influence, the information, the connection that we couldn't get in these hierarchical silos that were just now cost-down.
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In certain pockets of Silicon Valley, where tech-elite survivalists drool over abandoned missile silos that were converted into luxury bunkers, coronavirus is precisely the doomsday scenario they've been preparing for.
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"Our enforcement agencies have for far too long been working in silos, which creates a ruinous regulatory dead zone," said Aaron Carr, the executive director of the nonprofit Housing Rights Initiative.
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Patrick J. Egan, an associate professor of politics and public policy at N.Y.U., said there was much at stake if we don't have those conversations — we risk living in political silos.
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"This is the moment for us to show up for one another and to show up as concerned Americans versus being sort of stuck in our silos," Ms. Mallory, 36, said.
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"We may be less racist, homophobic and sexist, but we don't want to be around very many people who disagree with us normally and we get news in silos," Clinton says.
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Together, they introduced the Furthering Access to Coordinated Treatment for Seniors (FACTS) Act, legislation to break down silos in a patient's continuum of care that allow medication mismanagement to fester unseen.
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Last month mortar shellfire damaged two silos at the Red Sea Mills, which lies in territory controlled by the Saudi-led coalition, starting a fire that destroyed some of the grain.
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Mainstream porn thrives on sorting performers into body type based silos; mixing together a whole bunch of rather queer-feeling content into a mainstream release is a radical break from format.
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What frustrated her most, as a scientist, was that fellow-scientists stayed in their own silos, producing lengthy papers to be peer-reviewed, arguing endlessly with each other, while corals were dying.
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The other agreements signed during Erdogan's visit included Turkish investment to build Khartoum's planned new airport and private sector investments in cotton production, electricity generation and building grain silos and meat slaughterhouses.
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They have everything from a booming retail mega store, Magnolia Market at the Silos, to a real estate company, quarterly magazine, and their new book The Magnolia Story comes out Oct. 18.
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The regime hasn't been able to purchase wheat domestically in quantity since 2012, due to the loss of arable land to the rebels and inability to transport grain to regime-held silos.
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In addition to their ever-expanding Magnolia Market at the Silos destination in Waco, Texas, they also have their home renovation business, a real estate company and myriad product lines and partnerships.
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The executive shake-up accompanies what looks to be some major internal restructuring as the company silos its efforts on mobile VR and PC-based VR experiences in a more significant way.
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Accenture Interactive's Joy Bhattacharya, on a boat that was moored alongside one from rival PwC, said the work of a consultant was to break down silos in major companies to improve operations.
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Cracking the silos of digital health records promises to bring better care to patients by better informing doctors, according to Abhinav Shashank, the chief executive officer of San Francisco-based startup Innovaccer.
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The former Fixer Upper star was pregnant with Crew, who is now seven months old, during the photo shoot, she revealed in a video unveiling her decorations for Spring at the Silos.
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Clear instructions guided me through the assembly process, which was basically just unpacking the two Russian-made vacuum tubes, seating them in their silos, and placing the solid glass frame around them.
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Speaking with press at a KILZ Master Class and media tour of the Magnolia Market at the Silos in Waco on Tuesday, the reality stars shared the places they'd consider relocating to.
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Its going to enable to customers to go beyond the current (software) silos they have to navigate today, said Scott Guthrie, executive vice president of the cloud and enterprise division at Microsoft.
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The much-anticipated new venture will be located at 418 S. Eighth Street, a block away from the couples' Magnolia Market at the Silos, in a building that formerly housed CrossFit Waco.
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So we needed to produce storable food that wouldn't go bad, that we could put in silos, and ship around to the rest of the country to keep everyone from going hungry.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - The Saudi Arabian government believes it can raise around $200 billion in the next several years by selling stakes in state enterprises ranging from hospitals to airports and grain silos.
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"It's going to enable to customers to go beyond the current (software) silos they have to navigate today," said Scott Guthrie, executive vice president of the cloud and enterprise division at Microsoft.
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The process of writing a budget forces lawmakers to come out of their silos, think about the larger fiscal issues, and consider the fiscal consequences that may outlast their time in office.
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The skyline of El Reno is dominated by grain silos, the tallest structures in a town whose history traces back to the establishment in 1874 of Fort Reno, a frontier Army post.
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Catch the roughly nine-mile bike path that follows the park-buffered Lachine Canal past the grain silos that attest to the area's industrial heritage, repurposed warehouses and plenty of new construction.
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As she angled her gray Camry north, farms and silos whipping by under a sunny spring sky, Ms. Rivera scrolled through memories and fears as if they were pictures on her phone.
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McEnroe's adorable Angus calves and grain-filled silos made it easy to imagine that my waste was circling virtuously, even as I blocked out the miserable labors of the transfer station downstate.
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Conceived of as an exploded grain husk, the space was realized by 42 teams of engineers using industrial-diamond cable to cut into the concrete silos, which were recast in added concrete.
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But the apps don't always interoperate, and having the information in separate silos can make it hard to get a handle on how to properly manage our time, or how our tasks connect.
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The ease of use that made Slack popular — any user can create any channel, within seconds, for any reason — had also made my workplace feel like an infinitely fractal series of impenetrable silos.
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He said there was a real danger of a chaotic situation where an ever-growing number of religious sub-cultures co-existed deep inside their respective silos, in utter ignorance of one another.
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Counting On star Jessa Seewald took to Instagram on Wednesday afternoon to document her time in Waco, Texas, where she visited Fixer Upper stars' Chip and Joanna Gaines' Magnolia Market at the Silos.
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Rather than perpetuating the "silos" that have served as barriers to innovation and care coordination, we ask that policymakers bring both broad vision and a measure of "equanimity under duress" to further reform.
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The jihadists launched an attack late on Thursday in which they captured grain silos northeast of Palmyra and have since taken at least partial control of oil and gas fields to its northwest.
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Bringing along pal Jenna Bush Hager to moderate the event, Witherspoon headed to Chip and Joanna Gaines' Magnolia Market at The Silos to talk all about her new book, Whiskey in a Teacup.
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Moeti said the delivery of health services also needs to be more integrated to overcome silos, particularly with programs tackling Africa's biggest health challenges such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and maternal mortality.
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As humans, we like to think in categories, but the truth is we've never lived in a world where the health of humans, ecosystems and the planet could be effectively addressed in silos.
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By June 22, the government will distribute half a million "household food silos" to people in areas prone to storms and flooding, to keep their food stocks safe from water and other threats.
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In a blog post, Joanna wrote that Magnolia Press would be just down the block from the Silos, a popular shopping center that includes Magnolia Market and her and Chip's restaurant, Magnolia Table.
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The policy would also reduce costs by gutting the rationale for retaining the large arsenal of land-based strategic missiles in silos across the Midwest and the tactical nuclear weapons deployed in Europe.
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Education policy doesn't exist in silos, and I'm proud to put forward the first comprehensive education plan to invest in our students holistically and keep our nation competitive in the years to come.
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Even if you haven't dreamed of touring Chip and Joanna's famed Waco markets, there are some amazing, upgraded grain silos that might have you longing for a trip to the Lone Star State.
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Epic Games will pump $100 million into Fortnite eSports competitions The company's game has become the kind of old-school cultural phenomenon that one rarely sees in the fractured age of internet silos.
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Urie silos Arnold's inner turmoil into telling acts of hyperbole and histrionics, revealing how many queer people must transmute their pain into humor if they want to survive a world of unrelenting prejudice.
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"China's ministries are giant, nationwide silos and fiefdoms that never talk to one another," Cliff Tan, east Asian head of global markets research at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, said in a note.
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Puma's Petrick acknowledged the challenges for signature basketball shoes, but he said that creating separate silos for performance footwear and off-court footwear was not a genuine reflection of how the industry worked.
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"When you look at their collective expertise, they're on a continuum as opposed to being in silos," said Will Tanous, EVP and head of global communications for Universal Music Group, another Known client.
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In discussing social media and traditional media outlets, Obama said that networks like Fox News have created "information silos," where different groups of people are getting different information based on what they consume.
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We passed defunct factories that, with their silos and peaks, resembled the Mormon churches we could see in the distance, isolated and chalk white against the brown mountainsides in which they were embedded.
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Instead of being made up of sites that link to each other, allowing people to easily jump from page to page, the dark web is more like a collection of self-contained silos.
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"If we stay in our silos in Washington, DC, and just look at numbers, we miss the big picture, we miss the small picture, and we're not good public servants," Clyburn told me.
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The best way to picture all this is as a vast collection of data silos with big pipes between them, connected to all kinds of devices which both deliver services and collect more data.
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A joint Egyptian and French mission discovered several storage silos containing large quantities of animal and plant remains, as well as pottery and stone tools, the antiquities ministry said in a statement on Sunday.
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The app already silos end-to-end encrypted messaging into a 'secret chats' feature, which has to be initiated by the user vs the default message type (which is not end-to-end encrypted).
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"What we want to do is be very, very clear as to what his ... position is on immigration on those two silos," the official added, referring to border security and the legal immigration system.
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Old systems are difficult to displace in any industry, but the complexity of insurance, tradition of relying on the past to predict the future and silos of data can make it a Herculean effort.
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Two years later, the opening of the Silos, located at the perfect midway point between Baylor and downtown, reconnected the dots — and sparked a wave of development that dwarfed all that had come before.
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Providers are moving to their own silos to offer programming — this is why Netflix is making their own stuff, because eventually everyone big enough (like Disney) will pull out and have their own channel.
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In addition to their home design business, and ever-expanding Magnolia Market at the Silos attraction in Waco, they recently revealed the latest update to their fan-favorite Target collection, Hearth & Hand with Magnolia.
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The unit, in which InVivo will own 60% and Axereal and NatUp 20% each, will notably involve joint grain procurement and the sharing of storage silos at ports and on river routes, they said.
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Now real estate prices in Waco, Texas and nearby areas are booming, thanks in no small part to "Fixer Upper" as well as the Gaines-led attractions like The Silos and Magnolia Table restaurant.
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Companies like Usermind (a Menlo Ventures portfolio company) show great promise in allowing enterprises to move beyond their single-application silos by creating workflows and simplifying the API connections between their existing SaaS applications.
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Dropbox Paper is also about giving workers a central place to do their work where you can pull live content previews from different apps without having to work in a bunch of content silos.
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In one case, he filed suit against Massey for building coal silos 210 feet from an elementary school, exposing children to coal dust and putting them at risk for asthma and black-lung disease.
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As part of a government effort to help people manage climate risks, the "household silos" will be given to coastal and river-bank dwellers so they can keep their grain dry when waters rise.
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The show returned for its second season on Friday, with last season's cult leader plot resolved but Kimmy and friends still contending with arranged marriages, jilted fiancées, silverfish, exploding silos and other existential challenges.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump conclude on Monday, viewers are likely to return to their ideological silos, absorbing instant analysis from left-leaning anchors on MSNBC or commentators at right-leaning outlets like Breitbart News.
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The tools can also help the many departments and office branches of a business speak a coherent language and create a compatible picture of trading activity and customer profiles, helping to break down silos.
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In trying to satisfy a spike of new users, Mastodon broke the cardinal rule of social media: it separated them into silos and made it hard if not impossible for them to all socialize.
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One possibility is that the North is trying to replicate elements of the American "triad" — the creation of a nuclear arsenal that can be delivered by aircraft, from ground-based silos and from submarines.
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What's more: The centuries-old silos of their ivy-covered parent campuses have been ditched in favor of up-to-the-minute and interdisciplinary curricula focused on running sustainable cities and social impact investment.
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Pick up some arty accessories at Falling Into Place then grab a Tiny Bomb pilsner ($1799) and hit Wiseacre's outdoor bocce court and music stage in the shade of a pair of grain silos.
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To make the crucial differences, economic policymakers are going to have to get out of the silos of their economic training and figure out how economic levers can have moral, communal and sociological effect.
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Some archaeologists have proposed that the fermenting of grain into beer was the prime motive for our shift from nomadic hunting and gathering to settling down, growing crops and building silos to store them.
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That's going to get more important in the next decade as the Minuteman III replacement, the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent, begins to replace the existing missiles in the silos and need to be transferred.
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But what many of these efforts lack is the oversight and will to make these newly created silos share the big data they are collecting to provide a comprehensive clearinghouse of information benefitting all.
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China's rigid bureaucracy discourages local officials from raising bad news with central bosses, and it silos officials off from one another, making it harder to manage, or even see, a crisis in the making.
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During Mr. Obama's second term, the ground-based force came under withering criticism over the training of its crews — who work long, boring hours underground — and the decrepit state of the silos and weapons.
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Information silos make us vulnerable to being owned not only because of our ignorance — the things we don't know — but also because of how little control we have over the things we do know.
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Mr. Rosenquist studied art at the University of Minnesota from 2120 to 19783, and during his summer vacation in 21978 he worked for a contractor painting gas station signs, storage tanks and grain silos.
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Kendra is designed to "get rid of information silos" and add content from a mix of sources such as intranet sites, Microsoft SharePoint, and file-sharing services like Dropbox into one central, searchable location.
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The crop-colored yellow and gold exterior of Tenaya Hall is set off by corrugated metal accents — touches reminiscent of the silos and the fields in which so many of the students' parents work.
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Once I'd fueled up on carbs and steeled my nerves for the crowds at Magnolia Market, I plugged its address into my GPS and made the 215-minute drive over to the Silos District.
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If we can't come together around the old ways of funding, we must consider a new way, like discarding the historic approach of "silos" that address segments of infrastructure needs as funds become available.
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Steve Ballmer's Microsoft was legendarily a fairly cutthroat sort of place, with stack ranking an important part of employee evaluations, lots of empire building and working in silos, and little collaboration between major units.
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That global grief is the core of An Occupation of Loss by Taryn Simon at the Park Avenue Armory, where 30 professional mourners from around the world vocalize their laments within 11 concrete silos.
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The regime and the rebels battled for territory, including grain silos and bakeries in the northeast region, and when jihadist groups saw an opportunity in the chaos, they also sought control over these vital resources.
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The Alaska system, which consists of 44 missile interceptors that would be launched from underground silos to shoot down enemy missiles streaking toward the United States, is not the only element of U.S. missile defense.
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Milan is one of 15 cities receiving support from a European-funded initiative to trial new approaches to achieve big aims on climate change - something backers say will require experimentation and working across departmental silos.
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Last month, Jessa and older sister Jana Duggar made a visit to see Jinger in Texas, and had the "best day ever" at Fixer Upper stars' Chip and Joanna Gaines' Magnolia Market at the Silos.
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Milan is one of 15 cities receiving support from a European-funded initiative to trial new approaches to achieve big aims on climate change - something backers say will require experimentation and working across departmental silos.
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When we arrive, Hunnewell is moving feed in one of the concrete bunkers that are now used to house forages for cows instead of the large metal silos that came into prominence in the 1980s.
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"When Google+ was first designed, it was never designed for that [enterprise] use case, but organizations had the same need to break down silos and help spread ideas and knowledge in their company," Thacker explained.
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He says you can't look at the businesses — cloud and RHEL — as silos because in many ways they feed off each other, and there is also a middleware layer, which acts as another revenue source.
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WATCH: HGTV's Chip and Joanna Gaines Discuss Their Newfound Fame The Gaines' are no strangers to morning treats—with their bakery, Silos Baking Co., in Waco, Texas, and plans to open a breakfast-focused restaurant.
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And it's also the right timing, as French TV networks are realizing that working in silos will make them hit a plateau — we'll see whether Molotov can quickly expand its service to other European countries.
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We are not AI, or a smart thermostat, or a smart virtual assistant, but we believe any one of those things can benefit if they use the information locked into each one of those silos.
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More importantly, however, the inventory required by the Taxpayers Right to Know Act would offer program leaders and oversight committees in Congress a roadmap for coordinating across the government's often-rigid silos on common missions.
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"remove the silos that people face in getting around" RideTap (formerly RideScout) is a software development kit available for developers who want to deep link to car, bike, and ride-sharing services in their apps.
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A two-year-old civil war has severely restricted the flow of food into the main Yemeni cargo ports of Hodeidah and Salif on the Red Sea, where all the large grain silos are located.
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Nielsen said DHS has "strengthened all of our relationships with the silos" in government that Peters mentioned in his question, and said she is in regular contact with Bolton on cybersecurity, the previous statement notwithstanding.
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We can also blend and braid existing funds that span kindergarten and third grade, breaking down traditional silos between child care centers and K-12 school districts — and thereby expanding the definition of early education.
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But Disney -- with its key cinematic silos Marvel, Pixar and Lucasfilm -- is perhaps uniquely positioned to see the challenges that sustaining such franchises entails, from stars getting restless to the casting risks posed by prequels.
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There are three silos in the wastelands of West Virginia where Fallout 763 is set, and industrious players can hurl nuclear fire at rival groups to wipe them off the map and spawn endgame content.
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From Login with Facebook to being the repository of our data that we shuttle from service to service, it's increasingly clear that a handful of companies have centralized our data into their own profitable silos.
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Since 2016, we've learned in drip-drip-drip revelations how our social media giants, especially Facebook, have made us disconnected — divided, discordant, isolated into like-minded silos, and manipulated by hackers working for the Kremlin.
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The corpses of 10 people were found outside Strasbourg in one of 300 ancient "silos" used to store grain and other food, a team from France's National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research (Inrap) told reporters.
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As the sound of pounding metal echoed through the cavernous plant, machines sliced steel into customized shapes — arms for earth movers destined for the United States, silos to hold wind turbines, decks of cargo ships.
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PARIS (Reuters) - CME Group has finalised agreements to add more delivery points for its European Union wheat futures, with 16 silos now lined up in northern France ready for Monday's launch, it said on Friday.
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Unfortunately, the current Medicaid program, created in state-based and health plan-based silos, doesn't work well for the sickest children who require much higher levels of out-of-state and out-of-network services.
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"I think that he will work to continue to break down the research silos that have really frustrated the department and work to find ways that there can be greater collaboration, greater working together," Sen.
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We will never realize the full potential of "big data" or the Cancer Moonshot or the Precision Medicine Initiative without commonsense and long-overdue modernization of HIPAA that will free data from their current silos.
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The rapidly-developing neighborhood takes its name from two giant grain silos that tower over Magnolia Market, lending a perfect hint of farmhouse authenticity to a brand-new development that's centered around an Astroturf courtyard.
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Placement of each story will be partially determined by an "importance score" assigned by editors, to avoid the type of algorithm-driven partisan news silos that have formed on platforms such as Twitter and Facebook.
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Therefore, adding in more features into mobile web usage — such as the ability to pay using Android Pay on mobile web sites and services — could be one step to wooing people away from their app silos.
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The two released a book in October, Joanna recently expanded her line of paint and Chip will also open a store of his own in one of the Silos at their Magnolia Market property in 2017.
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ISIS propaganda videos extoll the virtues of its agricultural production, with shots of grain silos full to the brim with seed, farmers toiling in well-irrigated fields, and workers filling sacks of grain to make bread.
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There is a precedent for this as well, as the Carter administration even put thousands of Cuban refugees at decommissioned military missile silos while their immigration statuses were under review after the Mariel Boatlift in 1980.
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It starts with the premise that the usual way of handling customer support — assigning a customer and his/her problem a ticket — is wrong because it instantly creates case silos, and de-humanises the whole effort.
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In his December interview with Reuters, Supplies Minister Hanafi said that wheat levels were deliberately reduced in the first five months of 0003 to clear space in silos for the bumper crop the state was expecting.
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"We take a bunch of data silos and put a semantic layer across the data platforms and expose them in a consistent way," Mariani told TechCrunch last year at the time of the Series C round.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a war monitor, said the army supported by Russian forces had reached the western edge of al-Mayadin, entering the ruins of a castle and an area of grain silos.
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Synereo's market comprises the billions dependent on centralized app silos that make up the majority of how people experience the Internet today, plus the many applications that it says will newly be possible on its platform.
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Egypt, the world's largest wheat importer, launched a government-led inspection of wheat silos in June after an unusually high procurement figure prompted allegations of possible fraud from top industry officials, traders and members of parliament.
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"From now until the first quarter of 2019 we have four opportunities in silos and grains," he said, adding that deals in the education, healthcare and water desalinisation sectors would also be offered in this period.
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There's hardly a cuter couple on TV than Fixer Upper's Chip and Joanna Gaines — and as the owners of the newly opened Silos Baking Co., who better to share a sweet treat perfect for Valentine's Day?
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Second, they believe that in a crisis its geographical silos would get assistance from the local central bank: the Bank of England would help the British arm, the Federal Reserve the American one, and so on.
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Instead, we recommend a data abstraction layer across your silos, which will allow you to enforce and audit the controls on your data without creating unnecessary complexity or time delays in accessing or ingesting that data.
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"From now until the first quarter of 2019 we have four opportunities in silos and grains," Tuwaijri said, adding that deals in the education, healthcare and water desalinization sectors would also be offered in this period.
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In keeping with the norm in the ad world, Publicis has been built up by way of acquisitions, and operates essentially as a holding company for all of them to largely continue working in their silos.
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"From now until the first quarter of 2019 we have four opportunities in silos and grains," Tuwaijri said, adding that deals in the education, healthcare and water desalinisation sectors would also be offered in this period.
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"What's really impressed me is how he's breaking down silos and driving greater collaboration among the businesses, which is helping the company produce the right kinds of content, for the right platforms, at the right time."
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She points to the fact that 50 years ago when people were coming into social justice organizing, they had total revolution in mind, so over the decades, social justice issues have been carved into professional silos.
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" Adds Jos White, General Partner at Notion: "Customer service is one of the largest software categories out there, and yet the market is still operating in transactional silos and not reflecting the world we live in.
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"The wheat silos that are present in Safaga are not equipped to sieve the Romanian and French wheat cargoes if a decision for that is issued by the public prosecutor," the source told Reuters on Monday.
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The United States currently has about 7,000 nuclear weapons in the stockpile, including about 1,750 strategic warheads deployed in missile silos, on bombers and in submarines around the world, according to the Federation of American Scientists.
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From its peak, I had little trouble seeing newer landmarks, which rose above the countryside and hinted at local despair: grain silos that are no longer used; a pet food factory that shut down in 244.
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The mill and silos have become a focal point of the conflict in Hodeidah, where the United Nations is trying to enforce a ceasefire and troop withdrawal agreed a year ago at peace talks in Stockholm.
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Market upheaval caused by a rain-hit French harvest two years ago, which led the port silos that acts as Euronext's delivery points for wheat to impose extra quality requirements, fuelled interest in CME's rival project.
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In 2014, the Pentagon acknowledged it would have to spend additional billions through 2019 to make emergency repairs on missile silos, bombers, submarines and other infrastructure that had been permitted to languish since the Cold War.
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However, the quality and quantity of that data, including the speed with which it can be accessed by the appropriate stakeholders, is handcuffed by outdated organizational silos, inefficient manual processes and legislation in need of modernization.
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Their Magnolia empire comprises everything from the Magnolia Homes renovation business, Magnolia Realty real estate agency, and Magnolia Silos marketplace to "Magnolia Journal" magazine, Magnolia House and Hillcrest Estate luxury rental properties, and Magnolia Table restaurant.
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South Australian farmers are selling whatever grain they have left in their silos at bumper prices in the knowledge the knee-high wheat in their fields will produce another decent crop in a couple of months.
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Baker said the plan includes ways of breaking down silos to ensure that job training programs are teaching its candidates skills that are directly applicable to jobs in their region, particularly in high-growth business sectors.
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"We wanted to change how people work internally," he said, which included not just how he's able to speak to employees, but how groups could use the platform to break down traditional work silos and communicate better.
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Last but not least, key to its product is the fact that it's been built for people to speak to others outside their own company silos, but in a way that compliant with security and regulatory policies.
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MarkLogic positions itself as a database system for integrating data from various data silos, something that's a growing problem for large enterprises as they look into how they can get the most value out of their data.
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"You're going to see the result of something that a lot of people said couldn't be done when we did the Time Warner deal, and that is, breaking down the three silos within Time Warner," he said.
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At its location near Grand Central Station in midtown New York, a member working at an advertising startup says his old ad agency was so full of politics and corporate silos that he rarely socialised with colleagues.
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Commercially there is huge value to be had in decentralisation: whilst the current silos may be washed away, new ones will always appear on top of the new common ground, just as happened with the original Web.
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Yes, contrary to common belief, Facebook and other social media sites may not be the fomenters of hyper-polarization often thought; they could, in fact, be a powerful force that pushes us out of our ideological silos.
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Bhattacharyya said that right now, mobility data is managed in commonly managed in silos, but he said this practice will change in the future as increased usage of the cloud and city planning centralizes data and processes.
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Safety and cybersecurity are generally pursued by separate teams within AV companies — leaving them in silos that exacerbate the significant challenges of each, and ignore the fact that they both fundamentally protect drivers and passengers from harm.
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FORT GREELY, Alaska (Reuters) - Two hours south of Fairbanks, Alaska, near the starting point of the Alaska highway, sit row upon row of missile silos embedded in the frozen ground in the shadow of snow-capped mountains.
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The Black Hawk military helicopter flew over Iowa, giving a senior U.S. agriculture official and U.S. senator an eyeful of the flood damage below, where yellow corn from ruptured metal silos spilled out into the muddy water.
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Even those sources are now being depleted, however, and as grain silos in the south are emptied, desperate owners are being forced to slaughter animals, even if it means it will take years for herds to recover.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — In the first test of its kind, the Pentagon on Monday carried out a "salvo" intercept of an unarmed missile soaring over the Pacific, using two interceptor missiles launched from underground silos in southern California.
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Lenin urged communists to avoid the mistake of "left doctrinairism," cordoning themselves off in small ideological silos, detached from the concrete need for unity and flexibility (meaning, more or less, lack of moral scruples) in class struggle.
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"Over the next year, I will lead a dedicated, combined effort by governments, private industry, researchers, physicians, patients, and philanthropies to target investment, coordinate across silos, and increase access to information for everyone in the cancer community."
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For companies, beyond providing a solution to liability issues and privacy regulations, Song thinks the setup could be a solution to data silos, where data gets trapped on devices or within institutions that are unwilling to share.
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Reforming acute care delivery will require making it a policy and research priority, financial commitment from government and the private sector, and building bridges between care delivery silos to consider solutions that span the acute care continuum.
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The silos will be at inland locations across northern France, in contrast to Euronext's port-based system, and users will have the choice of taking direct delivery of grain or holding on to certificates for deferred delivery.
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