We need to probably think about starting from scratch. REP.
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And we need to probably think about starting from scratch.
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"We ended up starting from scratch," Grassi tells the WSJ.
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However, the club is most definitely not starting from scratch.
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If I go back, I would be starting from scratch.
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"We're going to be starting from scratch," Mr. Babbitt said.
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That way, the Senate would essentially be starting from scratch.
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The good news is we are not starting from scratch.
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"It's not as though we're starting from scratch," he said.
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At 30 years old, I was basically starting from scratch.
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Most of Biden's rivals are starting from scratch in the state.
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Moving into a new place and starting from scratch can suck.
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If we're not having any motion-capture, you're starting from scratch.
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In Puerto Rico, Google's innovation lab, X, is starting from scratch.
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Pastors starting from scratch find space in schools and even nightclubs.
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The first constraint was that we were not starting from scratch.
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"We're starting from scratch," he said in an interview on Friday.
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"I'm starting from scratch now," the 21-year-old Duclair told AZCentral.
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But again you know our focus every year is starting from scratch.
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If ever you want to rejoin Facebook, you'll be starting from scratch.
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"It'll be very much starting from scratch," the foreign affairs officer said.
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But despite it all, it reassures us: We're not starting from scratch.
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Starting from scratch isn't the only way to build a smart city.
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He seems to see every news cycle as him starting from scratch.
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"Starting from scratch today, you can't not think about sustainability," she says.
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But senators have gone much further: The Senate is starting from scratch.
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Harris said she wanted to "think about starting from scratch" on the agency.
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So the processors require different settings, and we're better off starting from scratch.
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Dinnerware set Moving into a new place and starting from scratch can suck.
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President Trump on Puerto Rico recovery: "[W]e're literally starting from scratch." pic.twitter.
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Remember that when we feed a computer text, we are starting from scratch.
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"It's an industry that is starting from scratch with no infrastructure," Hippeau said.
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Starting from scratch on social media is good for privacy, security, and sanity.
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Starting from scratch may be best for the entrepreneur with a groundbreaking idea.
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Hogan won't be starting from scratch when he meets with Lighthizer this week.
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No one starting from scratch would design a system that looks like this.
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But, again, Netflix isn't starting from scratch: It has 160 million subscribers worldwide.
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Obama, after all, wasn't starting from scratch when he began pursuing health reform.
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Losing it means starting from scratch, a major setback for efforts to regulate emissions.
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When I go to different instruments it's like starting from scratch in a way.
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But the company already regulates political ads, so it won't be starting from scratch.
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But even that's still a heavy lift for a new party starting from scratch.
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Starting from scratch, it could take the Senate weeks to put their version together.
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"We should not be starting from scratch," Biden said in New Hampshire on Sunday.
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"It's like starting from scratch because the political dynamics changed so much," Robbins said.
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Starting from scratch is more likely to undermine that idea than expand on it.
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If you're starting from scratch, place any windfall you receive into a savings account.
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If you're starting from scratch every time you grocery shop, cooking can be expensive.
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While not large or well known, the three companies are not starting from scratch.
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Amazon already has a hand in advertising, so the company isn't starting from scratch.
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The United States is starting from scratch with the Fed's Sofr rate, Fox said.
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"We're moving on and it's back on grass starting from scratch now," Djokovic said.
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And they're starting from scratch, which means inventing language and a collective and individual identity.
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This one, being in the same room, starting from scratch with him, was really cool.
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"We are starting from scratch," said Jane Ajele, Turkana county's executive committee member for health.
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However, he said fixing the existing pact would be more effective than starting from scratch.
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Trump TV would essentially be starting from scratch without those kind of engines behind it.
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So even though the White House isn't cooperating, House Democrats aren't exactly starting from scratch.
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The strategy, to keep updating the plane rather than starting from scratch, offered competitive advantages.
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Nvidia, which repurposed existing chips instead of starting from scratch, had a big head start.
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But we aren't starting from scratch, which is the second thing you need to know.
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But he doesn't rail against it or advocate starting from scratch, as cryptocurrency enthusiasts do.
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But I know it's going to take a while because we're basically starting from scratch.
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Now, starting from scratch now, he's determined to make an even better life in Germany.
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As Nochlin surmised in "Starting from Scratch," such exhibition work "directly contradicted" her earlier stance.
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You're starting from scratch and it takes five years to implement after you put them in.
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Kamala Harris, D-Calif has said that the U.S. should consider "starting from scratch" while Rep.
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Starting from scratch is a daunting proposition — even if you've got the spectrum to do it.
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" Caffeine, he said, is "starting from scratch, right at that intersection of gaming, sports and entertainment.
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Instead of starting from scratch you can go to community section and customize already-existing models.
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The former healthcare crusader doesn't have the appetite for taking another shot at starting from scratch.
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Sometimes, tweaks are needed, which could mean going back to the prosthetist and starting from scratch.
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But if we were starting from scratch, we wouldn't ask companies to make these judgments alone.
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"But if you're starting from scratch, I would recommend nine months to a year," he said.
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Before starting from scratch again, someone suggested sending the video to Gruden and asking for permission.
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Finding a place in the civilian sector can sometimes feel like starting from scratch, she said.
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Samsung's taken ownership over the open OS — moving to Google's would feel like starting from scratch.
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Whether we're starting from scratch or building with ample resources, operating from a plan is essential.
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With no cadre ready to go from past political service, he has been starting from scratch.
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This isn't their first time sharing a living space — and they're likely not starting from scratch.
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The family does not know what to do but is considering starting from scratch in Colombia.
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"We're more or less starting from scratch, to put it bluntly," Dawson said over the phone.
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With the Essential Phone — technically called "PH-1" — Jiang and her team were starting from scratch.
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"Now that yU+co isn't starting from scratch, they just add to what they have," Judge says.
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After 65 years of juche, the national ideology of self-reliance, North Koreans are starting from scratch.
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In other words, many considering how to use AI in their businesses are effectively starting from scratch.
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And that it's probably starting from scratch instead of imminently putting a Myst TV show on Hulu?
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For most filers, there just aren't enough hours left in the day, if you're starting from scratch.
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The alternative fuels require chargers or dedicated fueling stations, but Costa Rica is largely starting from scratch.
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Senators have said they are starting from scratch and will take as much time as they need.
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While those newer organizations are sticking to their guns, the legacy teams have been starting from scratch.
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Canceling Resource Prospector means starting from scratch when it comes to sending astronauts back to the Moon.
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Having a subscription and then hanging things onto it is much, much easier than starting from scratch.
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She still finds it ironic to be consistently "starting from scratch," immersing herself in culturally contrasting initiatives.
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And the speaker supports shoring up Obamacare rather than starting from scratch with a single-payer plan.
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Trimming your own bangs is one thing, but starting from scratch is best avoided at all costs.
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But messaging apps that haven't had to screen content in the past would be starting from scratch.
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Of course, starting from scratch means starting with HTML and CSS, the building blocks of any website.
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The country is not starting from scratch, it's got a very educated workforce, a real development potential.
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I know some senators have tried to say you're starting from scratch and building your own plan.
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We have over the years managed to mobilize a significant proportion of the communities starting from scratch.
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But in a practical sense, Senate Democrats are starting from scratch in terms of planning their agenda.
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"The maturity level is so high now and they're not starting from scratch every time," Maker said.
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Starting from scratch, the United States has become the world's fourth-largest exporter of LNG in three years.
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Starting from scratch, the United States has become the worlds fourth-largest exporter of LNG in three years.
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If they were starting from scratch, they would have little trouble buying up talent to accompany Mr Trout.
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The big difference is that Lowe's is buying an established business, while Target was largely starting from scratch.
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After taking time off to care for her sick father, Roth found herself starting from scratch once again.
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If you're starting from scratch, this number could be much higher, depending on how geared out you get.
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I'm setting up a small group to explore how to best leverage Blockchain across Facebook, starting from scratch.
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What are some of the challenges that come with trying to recreate reality rather than starting from scratch?
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Starting from scratch to build a new social structure was hard, because my contemporaries had much older children.
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Starting from scratch is a "more repeatable and sustainable way of building ownership in a company," explains Moldow.
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The security profession has all these well-established roles now, but in 1994, Katz was starting from scratch.
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I didn't use any of the resources, but it was a nice touch for users starting from scratch.
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"To build these diverse ecosystems, you're almost starting from scratch from the mass extinction event," Dr. Stephen said.
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This is the practice of starting from scratch in assessing the expenses of every part of the business.
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Phone after phone, I've developed some habits that make it easier to switch devices without starting from scratch.
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If you are starting from scratch, though, these components will ensure that you have a great listening experience.
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Starting from scratch, a company can piece together a custom call center or CRM that matches its exact needs.
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Starting from scratch or a template, you can mold the subway system into your own piece of transit heaven.
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But I like starting from scratch, because I can mold him and teach him the way I want to.
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"[Refugees] do get some money to help them set up their house, but they're starting from scratch," she said.
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It's easy to be overwhelmed by the front-row frenzy and bold-faced names, especially if you're starting from scratch.
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For lucrative export crops like coffee, well-established offshore exchanges may make more sense than starting from scratch at home.
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Instead, it's for everyone, whether they are starting from scratch financially or want access to better financial products, Siroya says.
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The only way to reset that device ID is by factory-resetting the phone or tablet and starting from scratch.
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez suggested starting from scratch after an inconclusive second attempt at a summit earlier in June.
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Disney will be starting from scratch as it tries to compete against Netflix, Amazon, HBO and others for streaming customers.
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When personal trainer Kirk Myers moved to New York City in 21 at age 2000, he was starting from scratch.
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De León will be starting from scratch, because he cannot transfer money from his state accounts to his federal campaign.
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So instead of starting from scratch, try simply adding a few unique seasonal pieces that are effortlessly stylish and cozy.
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In a post on Facebook, Marcus noted that he would be "starting from scratch" in these efforts surrounding blockchain tech.
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Those more advanced courses require some knowledge of coding, so those starting from scratch are in the entry-level option.
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Researchers have written simulations to run on flexible CPUs for decades and shifting to GPUs often requires starting from scratch.
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Still, single-payer is clean and simple, and many health economists would support it if we were starting from scratch.
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And while starting from scratch is not possible, that is, in essence, what a Republican vision should seek to do.
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Nasr was not starting from scratch: he was building on a great inheritance that went back to the eighth century.
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She recalls the exchange in her 1994 essay, "Starting from Scratch": "Have you heard about Women's Liberation?" she asked me.
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"It sort of feels like I am starting from scratch again," the 31-year-old Scot told Tennis TV on Sunday.
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With new buildings, you're starting from scratch and have much more control because you're not working with an existing structural grid.
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Get the Gig Course - on sale for $10.99 See Details This Freelancer Course is for people who are starting from scratch.
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But if streaming is the way to go, Spotify is probably the better option for someone who is starting from scratch.
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In theory, this will free up the need for developers to build their own networking layers, rather than starting from scratch.
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More than anything, it was just the fact that I was coming to a completely different country and starting from scratch.
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This would require starting from scratch as a new project, getting new writers on board and producing an entirely new script.
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With [the recently completed] X Games Norway, it [was] in a new location this year so we [were] starting from scratch.
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"The advances in long-read sequencing and long-range scaffolding technologies is revolutionizing de novo [starting from scratch] DNA sequencing," said Myers.
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That isn't to say starting from scratch is always bad — diversity of approach can and often does lead to positive unexpected outcomes.
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And we can see how it would get stressful—for each issue, the pair totally overhaul the magazine's design, starting from scratch.
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She likes the way I delicately place her highlights to just freshen up the color without starting from scratch month after month.
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And people seldom leave their jobs because finding a new one means starting from scratch, not at the level they just left.
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If you're starting from scratch with zero savings, you need to save $2,200 a month to become a millionaire by March 1003.
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Starting from scratch, Sorrell says his new business will be built to create content for clients where and when they need it.
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If you're starting from scratch with zero savings, you need to save $2,23 a month to become a millionaire by February 2038.
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Target has a wide selection of affordable ornaments that will help you deck out your first tree if you're starting from scratch.
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"We're starting from scratch but we expect to grow exponentially as we get Castro's message out," Castro's aide told the Daily Beast.
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"I do think, on balance, that if I was starting from scratch now I would not pick the Bay Area," he said.
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"It is easier working with FDA on this kind of approach rather than starting from scratch," Gray told BuzzFeed News by email.
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The process has been efficient, transparent and also incredibly rigorous, essentially starting from scratch and going back to all of these buildings.
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Instead of starting from scratch, learn from the journeys and mistakes of others who have already taken the path you're embarking on.
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"I was starting from scratch (again)," said Roytman, now senior managing director of Accenture Interactive across Europe, Africa and Latin America (EALA).
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Still, when they got to Jacob's Pillow, where Ms. Melnick created improvisational exercises for the dancers, it was like starting from scratch.
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It is often easiest to work on building a better relationship with your roommate than starting from scratch with a new one.
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Indeed, authorities said last week that the investigation had been so plagued with errors that they would be virtually starting from scratch.
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BlackBerry is not starting from scratch, having worked with Ford extensively to develop a subsection of the technology already provided in Ford automobiles.
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"I'm setting up a small group to explore how to best leverage Blockchain across Facebook, starting from scratch," Marcus said at the time.
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John Delaney: "If I was starting from scratch, yes, but trying to abolish the electoral college now is impractical," Delaney told the Post.
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The way Macy's looks at its brick-and-mortar locations today is as if the retailer were starting from scratch again, he explained.
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So he's starting from scratch—learning the rules and strategy of the game, how to build relationships, and above all, to be patient.
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McConnell's office argues they cannot make changes to the House-passed bill without starting from scratch because it's part of a conference report.
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And especially in the beginning, when you're starting from scratch, that end point of having a profitable business might seem inconceivably far away.
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They have billions of users collectively, and driving adoption to an already loyal consumer base is a lot easier than starting from scratch.
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" She later said that "we've got to critically reexamine ICE and its role...And we need to probably think about starting from scratch.
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And conversely, once you stop doing something, you no longer have the ability to be excellent at it, because you're starting from scratch.
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"I felt New York was the town where I could make it happen, and going back was like starting from scratch," he said.
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And since each post to the app becomes fodder for someone else's creativity, a competitor starting from scratch doesn't offer much to remix.
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I will continue to try harder than the lads on my team, yet still be worse than them because I'm starting from scratch.
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Unlike other manufacturing jobs that have migrated from the United States, Apple wouldn't be bringing them "back" so much as starting from scratch.
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Instead of starting from scratch, OnePlus took a look at the biggest smartphones trends, and made three significant improvements to an already solid device.
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But, he said, the bank has the advantage of starting from scratch, unlike rivals that are dealing with costly branch networks and old technology.
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Second, it allows companies to leverage their strengths into new areas, giving them a leg up against competitors who may be starting from scratch.
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Congressional staffers say the Senate Banking Committee has begun weekly bipartisan staff briefings on Freddie and Fannie reforms, but it is starting from scratch.
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But starting from scratch, it doesn't sound quite as hard as the problem researchers at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory were trying to solve.
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The U.S. already had the infrastructure provided by credit and debit cards, but as a developing country India was starting from scratch, he said.
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Instead of starting from scratch, the researchers took advantage of something called transfer learning in which an existing network is retrained with new data.
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Starting from scratch, Dalio was able to create the world's largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, through a strict adherence to principles and investment philosophies.
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So finding a good workflow was a challenge, especially as the starting point for everybody was zero, and we were all starting from scratch.
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"Because we're starting from scratch, we're trying to customize every decision to being inclusive," said Alex Poots, the Shed's artistic director and chief executive.
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The game was replayed the next day, starting from scratch, and Tanaka was summoned to finish the first inning after the starter pitched shakily.
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These makers are not starting from scratch or reinventing the wheel, yet their work is the product of innovative new ideas, practices and modifications.
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While Maza will use what he learned from Strikethrough on his own channel, he tells The Verge he feels like he's starting from scratch.
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She was more closely aligned, at first, with political progressives, embracing Medicare for All, the Green New Deal, and "starting from scratch" on ICE.
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Fajgenbaum also prioritized clinical trials that re-purposed drugs the FDA had already approved as safe rather than starting from scratch with new compounds.
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All other things being equal, someone who has been in shape before will gain muscle a lot faster than someone who is starting from scratch.
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I don't know, but there there's a momentum here, so I don't think -- it's not starting from scratch... I don't see a huge slog here.
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Republicans in the upper chamber, however, have shown little confidence in the bill and have signaled that they're starting from scratch with their own bill.
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But Clinton also has a significant cash advantage over Trump, which Obama lacked, and Trump is starting from scratch in terms of building an organization.
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And if they are still ready to buy, she counsels them that starting from scratch can be a lot riskier than buying an existing vineyard.
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I was relieved to find out that mine was one I remembered, at least vaguely, from the 2015 workshop, so I wasn't starting from scratch.
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Ms. Cullinan had recently completed a third novel, "Starting From Scratch," a fictionalized account of her days as a young secretary at The New Yorker.
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By including this piece, a duet that translates the difficulty of tightrope walking into dance, Mr. Acosta acknowledges that his project isn't starting from scratch.
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In a Facebook post, Mr. Marcus wrote, "I'm setting up a small group to explore how to best leverage Blockchain across Facebook, starting from scratch."
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Entering the 2020s, the most hapless team of the previous decade is once again looking for a GM and head coach and starting from scratch.
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Part of the great pleasure of pasta-making is starting from scratch — using pasta from a box takes half the joy out of the experience!
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"You are now back at the bottom starting from scratch, and you probably want to go in and make some really good impressions," said Bray.
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If you have found yourself starting from scratch in your brand new pantry, Chef Palak Patel at the Institute of Culinary Education says versatility is vital.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I think there is no question that we&aposve got to critically reexamine ICE and we need to probably think about starting from scratch.
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Gilbert, also a former president of the Screen Actors Guild, says she and Busfield are "starting from scratch" and claims they are moving for work reasons.
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The OU's academics like to point out that it has been fine-tuning distance-learning education for decades, whereas most other universities are starting from scratch.
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New START was built on decades of negotiations for the original START Treaty, while a pact that includes a new country could require starting from scratch.
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Then in college, I met the band who I'm with now and I already had demos to show them, so it wasn't like starting from scratch.
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Even Bernie Sanders, after initial demurrals, called for eliminating "the cruel, dysfunctional immigration system" and Kamala Harris for "starting from scratch" when it came to ICE.
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I was starting from scratch in every sense," she tells CNBC Make It. "I had no idea what went into publishing, selling or writing a cookbook.
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More often than not, a lot of people come to her wanting to completely overhaul one or more parts of the healthcare system — starting from scratch.
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He was "starting from scratch" in terms of the professional relationships, but he quickly got into the swing of things, taking on whatever gigs he could.
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Now that the Congressional Budget Office has released its analysis of the House healthcare bill, the Senate is reportedly starting from scratch on its own version.
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Much of China would be starting from scratch, as the country does not have decades of real estate records like the United States and other places.
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The Senate will be starting from scratch next week when it begins debating immigration legislation on the floor, a key choice that could impact the outcome.
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"If I was starting from scratch I would have supported a single-payer system, because it's easier for people to understand and manage," he told us.
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"I love my funny little house," she remarked, adding that she's glad she focused on re-decorating instead of ripping down the walls and starting from scratch.
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Kamala Harris quickly announced she wanted to "reexamine" ICE, saying, "probably think about starting from scratch," but distanced herself from those calling to "abolish" the agency. Sen.
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But with its focus on playlists and suggestion data, Spotify could build melodic handcuffs for its listeners who wouldn't dream of starting from scratch on a competitor.
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Now, the prestigious convention's chair, Kevin Roche, has announced that the organization is ripping up the previous programming schedule for the August event and starting from scratch.
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The source said there has been some progress on some issues, which the Commission wants to preserve, instead of starting from scratch with a new U.S. administration.
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That limitation isn't unique to Xfinity Mobile; but since Comcast is basically starting from scratch here, it would benefit from removing any additional barriers to switching services.
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Rather than starting from scratch in, say, C++, the popular graphic-coding language, independent developers and other companies use the Unreal Engine to make their own games.
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After you've put your computer back to square one, you're essentially starting from scratch with the opportunity to load only the apps and files you really need.
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If you're starting from scratch and buying online, Mr. Russell suggested buying as a set, but if you're in-store, you can try out different floor models.
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Now, whoever ends up being the Republican candidate will be starting from scratch financially even as Democrats in the district have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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He wasn't joining a team that was starting from scratch, but being asked to pitch in ideas for something they'd already invested a lot of time into.
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The second source added that some details had to be ironed out, "and they will take some time, but we are not talking about starting from scratch".
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It's been a couple of years, so it's almost like we're starting from scratch when he does go out with people, whereas I've continuously been dating other people.
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Any naturalista who's gone for the big chop knows the exciting — and terrifying — feeling of starting from scratch... and then the inevitable grow-out phase that comes after.
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HMD's executives are talking a good game about "the best designers in the world ... lining up" to join the company's ranks, but they'll all be starting from scratch.
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"If I was starting from scratch, I would have supported a single-payer system, because it's easier for people to understand and manage," he told Vox in 2016.
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They're basically starting from scratch, after a lifetime of being productive members of society in their home country (in most instances, no matter what Donald Trump may say).
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Because they are starting from scratch, Mr. Corkum said, the companies can embed smart technology into the energy, water, lighting and transportation systems that will serve the community.
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The jump from Decima to Unreal Engine means it's reasonable for The Dark Pictures Anthology to have a different look from Until Dawn: they were starting from scratch.
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Kovalski said he grew up attending Whalers games and yearned for the team's return, even if that would require tearing down the XL Center and starting from scratch.
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" The "starting from scratch" phrase lines up with Destructoid's reporting; Abstraction told the publication that bringing Mighty No. 9 to 3DS and Vita would essentially be a "demake.
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"The system was there before, which is good, so that we're not starting from scratch," said Kate White, medical emergency manager for French medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF).
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It was StubHub because they owned the end consumer, and it was Eventbrite because they were starting from scratch with equity and great engineers and a totally blank slate.
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Desantis said he is fine with Republicans not "starting from scratch," as some of the "architecture" between Obamacare and the GOP's proposed American Health Care Act remains the same.
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If you're lucky, the mistake comes early, but if the error happens near the end—like the double bogey that sunk my last attempt—it means starting from scratch.
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It sounds like a draft of the film was already written, and it wasn't stated whether the Coens will be starting from scratch or simply revising what's already there.
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Time spent on starting from scratch would further jeopardize the health and wellbeing of those most in need of health care leaving our health care system in further chaos.
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And to make sticking to your New Year's resolution even easier, with a few weeks of occasional warm-up jogs, you won't be starting from scratch on Jan. 1.
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I've never really dreamt of my wedding day, I've only dreamt of finding a person who I'd want to have a wedding day with—so I was starting from scratch.
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Researchers attempted to use visible-induced luminescence imaging to find traces of original paint on that particular scene, but it proved largely futile, so they were essentially starting from scratch.
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Instead, most of the networks around the world will build on top of existing 4G networks, making the improvements more gradual but vastly more cost-efficient than starting from scratch.
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Most of the firms that plan to launch electrically powered regional aircraft are starting from scratch, using airframes made from carbon-fibre-reinforced plastics as well as specially designed motors.
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Even if business is booming at home, going global isn't simply a matter of setting up a new location: Small business owners need to approach it like starting from scratch.
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She was right: When I catch up with a friend, we aren't starting from scratch — I already saw her vacation photos on Instagram and noticed her new job on LinkedIn.
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If you're starting from scratch with zero savings and earning a 6 percent rate of return, you need to save $1,000 a month to become a millionaire by May 23.
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"I'm setting up a small group to explore how to best leverage Blockchain across Facebook, starting from scratch," Marcus said in a post Tuesday afternoon on the social media site.
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In addition, "using Everware, participants could start from an existing solution instead of starting from scratch," the researchers wrote in a paper published to the arXiv preprint server this week.
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Rather than starting from scratch for every type of protein, the technology could apply across all kinds of different animal species using the evolutionary heritage common to all of them.
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Guttman had an advantage: By starting from scratch, it didn't have to persuade faculty and staff to change how they did things, which is the single biggest obstacle to reform.
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Rather than competing on the merits, the company can enjoy the unfair advantage of massive network effects even though it may be starting from scratch in a new line of business.
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And starting from scratch is expensive — New Hampshire, which is second in overdose deaths after West Virginia, still doesn't have treatment centers in swaths of the state, especially in rural areas.
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Many companies out there could be described as Microsoft shops, and for those companies moving from on prem Microsoft to cloud Microsoft represents a less daunting challenge than starting from scratch.
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I'm just watching this thinking there is literally no way I can recreate what she did, so I feel like it's been very much like starting from scratch and very collaborative.
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Both parties aren't starting from scratch in terms of their work on mRNA-based vaccines: they began working together on R&D to create treatments for the flu starting in 2018.
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"You don't have any record [starting from scratch], and we've got 56 years in this industry of proving that we can do this and we have 20 parks," the CEO said.
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Reviving an old and well-known brand is an easy way for companies to re-enter a sector without starting from scratch, according to Neil Saunders, managing director at GlobalData Retail.
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I think it's Garmin's best wearable they've ever made in terms ... They're getting to a point where the maturity level is so high now, they're not starting from scratch every time.
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Whether you've never played Pokémon before or you have fond childhood memories that you're looking to rekindle, you'll still be starting from scratch with this game — it's very much its own beast.
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The idea with this company, it seems, is to tie some of this together, to rethink how it works, and to see if there is a way forward by starting from scratch.
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On the other hand, companies like Google and Uber are starting from scratch anyway, and they can more easily adopt on-demand business models that are more compatible with fully autonomous operation.
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"Without Ultra, the American scene would have been starting from scratch," said Joel Zimmerman, an agent at William Morris Endeavor who represents Kygo and other top E.D.M. acts like Deadmau21 and Kaskade.
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Whether you're starting from scratch or just need to brush up on a few things, you can dive into any and all of the lessons online and learn at your own speed.
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It's not entirely starting from scratch, however; the press release teases the appearance of familiar names like Haruko Haruhara and Atomsk, as well as the iconic Vespa Scooter from the original series.
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VENDOR VERSUS HOME-BUILT POLICY SYSTEMS Assuming you are starting from scratch, one of the most important decisions is whether to have the system built internally or to buy a vendor's solution.
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E.G., NEW YORK A Workologist rule of thumb: Always have an eye out for other opportunities, to avoid the challenge of starting from scratch when an I-must-jump-ship situation emerges.
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"Even if you're a pro at the top of your game in your industry, once you switch to a different field you're starting from scratch," explains Corcoran in a 2015 LinkedIn post.
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Facebook gives you so many options to customize your profile, in fact there are so many that it can feel a bit overwhelming at times, especially if you&aposre starting from scratch.
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Fortune 500 companies with existing diversity departments may only need educational refreshers, while companies starting from scratch may require thorough examinations of mission statements, employee reviews, airing of past grievances and more.
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If your career still hasn't quite taken off, and you're almost at the end of the runway, it may be time to consider a different trajectory — even if that means starting from scratch.
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"We have to reconstruct the power grid as if we were dropping into the middle of the desert and starting from scratch," says Luis Romero, vice president of the Puerto Rico Telecommunications Alliance.
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And the Planning and Conservation League — the group seeking to block the initiative — has pointed out that by starting from scratch, Californians would be getting rid of all environmental protections currently in place.
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With every reappearance it's like she's starting from scratch — as she says in her album trailer — but the world moves on quickly, and an ongoing narrative is required to keep the public interested.
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Revisiting these open world games and doing literally whatever you want, whether that means starting from scratch and exploring familiar areas or killing absolutely everybody you can, can be pretty cathartic and relaxing.
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None of those miles have been driven with autonomous technology, experts point out, meaning Lyft will be starting from scratch in a business where Waymo, Tesla and Uber have been operating for years.
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The Ravens were treated as starting from scratch, and the old Browns record book remains in Cleveland, where it will theoretically be updated if the new Browns ever get an actual good player.
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I had pivoted my career into a role that perfectly matched what I was looking for, and I was able to do so by building on my past experience — not starting from scratch.
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To compensate for that, Blissfully runs a job that pings Lambda continually, so that it's always ready to run the actual application, and there isn't a lag time related to starting from scratch.
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Although it can take around an hour to make if you're starting from scratch, that time is more than significantly reduced if you are using day-old or takeout rice from your fridge.
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But drug companies are doing their best to come up with a solution, either testing existing drugs to see whether they would be effective or starting from scratch with the coronavirus' genetic code.
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" He also said that it's time for him "to take on a new challenge" which will involve "setting up a small group to explore how to best leverage Blockchain across Facebook, starting from scratch.
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Trump is now starting from scratch to find a replacement, but several sources said continued power clashes in his administration would make it hard for the chief of staff to impose any real authority.
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It's fascinating to watch the author, with his 16th-century scientific background (heavy on Aristotle), try to tackle the science behind subjects like weather, volcanoes and animal migration, almost as if starting from scratch.
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But a decade running a car company has shown him that starting from scratch, even growing Tesla to its present level of sales doesn't guarantee that the company can operate consistently in the black.
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Ms. Kostrzewa added that Mr. Trump would be at a disadvantage because, unlike other candidates who often have a vast donor network for their previous political campaigns, Mr. Trump is practically starting from scratch.
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"Buying a successful, existing business with proven cash flow and revenue history is almost always going to have a higher chance of success than starting from scratch," said Bob House, general manager of BizBuySell.
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According to multiple sources involved in internal conversations, despite the agency's comfort level with disaster relief, FEMA was entering the response with no data from HHS—virtually starting from scratch, two weeks too late.
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Starting from scratch in 1985, he built the world's biggest advertising conglomerate, a collection of about 20183 companies with 130,000 employees in 112 countries and a market value, in early 2018, of $19 billion.
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"It's just hard when I haven't done much for eight weeks and there's a 40-year-old basically starting from scratch to try to get back in shape to play NBA minutes," Nowitzki told reporters.
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The Essential Scrivener Guide See Details If you're truly starting from scratch, this course is a quick one that teaches strategies for coming up with high-concept story ideas that grab people's (read: publisher's) attention.
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The Pi's low cost and versatility has helped to make it a hit for amateur computer and electronics enthusiasts who want to build their own devices without the time and effort of starting from scratch.
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Blowing up and starting from scratch or adding a few high-priced band-aids to close gaps are decisions fraught with variables and complexities that are tough to parse from the couch or the barstool.
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It did find fewer businesses that begin with less than $823,000, only 46 percent, though that could be due to its inclusion of new owners who purchase existing operations as well owner starting from scratch.
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Sohi said on Wednesday that he would not impose a time limit on the consultations but added that "we are not starting from scratch", given the government already had plenty of information from earlier discussions.
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And it would apply these reforms broadly, to countries accounting for 40 percent of global trade—a near-term result that would be impossible to duplicate by starting from scratch on one-off bilateral deals.
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We used CNN Money's helpful millionaire calculator to estimate when you'll become a millionaire if you're able to contribute $500 to an investment account each month, assuming that you're starting from scratch with zero savings.
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We used CNN Money's helpful millionaire calculator to estimate when you'll become a millionaire if you're able to contribute $1,000 to an investment account each month, assuming that you're starting from scratch with zero savings.
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We used CNN Money's helpful millionaire calculator to estimate when you'll become a millionaire if you're able to contribute $100 to an investment account each month, assuming that you're starting from scratch with zero savings.
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Boeing began to discuss a successor for the 737 as early as 2006, looking at both putting new, more efficient engines on an existing 737 airframe, or starting from scratch with a brand new airframe.
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IBISWorld's Roth says there's growing demand for franchise fitness locations, which allow a local owner to invest and open a business, as opposed to starting from scratch, capitalizing on industry growth and low interest rates.
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"I like the Bay Area, so I&aposm not super negative on it, but I do think on balance if I was starting from scratch now, I would not pick the Bay Area," Zuckerberg said.
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"If you were starting from scratch, in a perfect world, it would be held in the first week of February," Gilbert said, creating room for a Masters 1000 or two 500-level tournaments in January.
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The Essential Scrivener Guide - $35 See Details If you're truly starting from scratch, this course is a quick one that teaches strategies for coming up with high-concept story ideas that grab people's (read: publishers') attention.
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While Qatar is blessed with some of the cheapest to extract natural gas, its ability to ramp up capacity also shows the advantage of merely adding to, or improving, existing facilities rather than starting from scratch.
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"We want to be as careful as possible, of course," Boyden says, "but the good news is that since we're building from decades of research on electric fields, so it's not like we're starting from scratch."
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"This is the only video project I make, so I always feel like I'm starting from scratch — and I run into the same technical headaches every year, like an idiot," he tells The Verge via email.
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" Lertzman thinks therapists have to change, because "what we're talking about is in fact new and unprecedented, and that we need new practices for addressing this," although she added, "that doesn't mean we're starting from scratch.
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A former senior Boeing official said the company opted to build the Max because it would be far quicker, easier and cheaper than starting from scratch, and would provide almost as much fuel savings for airlines.
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All of those things become tools that, if you open up an application that more generally requires you to navigate around a house, you have a much better platform to work off than starting from scratch.
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After years of mediocrity, the Sixers committed to starting from scratch; they traded every player they could, stockpiled draft picks, and took an approach to the present that was, depending on your perspective, either objective or ruthless.
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"We were able to connect people in Peru quickly because we were already working closely with Telefonica on some testing; in this case, things are a little more complicated because we're starting from scratch," X told Mashable.
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For instance, even though the US built five Space Shuttles, deciding later to build a new one would have meant starting from scratch because shutdown involved scrapping tools, shredding documentation, and letting go of highly skilled workers.
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It's going to take a drastic overhaul (firing everyone and starting from scratch) of any company's workforce in order to make a dent in the overall representation of people of color, LGBTQIA people and people with disabilities.
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Whether you're starting from scratch or supplementing what you already own, Wirecutter, a product review site owned by The New York Times, can help you figure out which items you actually need — and what you can safely skip.
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Image: Sony/Microsoft/NintendoThe new consoles have finally been announced, the dust is beginning to settle, and now there are a lot of choices for anyone wanting to make their way back into gaming or starting from scratch.
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CNBC Make It used CNN Money's helpful millionaire calculator to estimate when you would become a millionaire if you're able to contribute $300 to an investment account each month, assuming that you're starting from scratch with zero savings.
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CNBC Make It used CNN Money's helpful millionaire calculator to estimate when you would become a millionaire if you're able to contribute $500 to an investment account each month, assuming that you're starting from scratch with zero savings.
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If your health-care needs entail more than an annual physical, keep this in mind: Signing on to a new health plan mid-year means starting from scratch on spending toward the deductible and out-of-pocket maximum.
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Despite the lack of experience dealing with Wall Street, Williams won't be starting from scratch, says John Taylor, a Stanford professor who wrote a paper with Williams on a problematic jump in financial market spreads in early 2008.
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Same thing as tours: I hate throwing away what works on a particular tour and starting from scratch, but you owe it to the fans who have come out to shows in the past to give them something different.
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Whether you're a weed rookie starting from scratch or a seasoned smoker who's gathered disparate strands of information about the plant over decades, How to Smoke Pot (Properly) presents everything in one place, at the right moment in time.
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If you're starting from scratch, in order to get everything working properly, you need to create your Sonos account, connect music services to it, download the Alexa app, and then link your Sonos and music services with Amazon, too.
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But scheduling appointments using AI was an idea that no one had yet tackled aggressively — it was what is known as a "no-data problem," and so X.ai could gain an advantage even though it was starting from scratch.
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"Unfortunately getting out of the Iran agreement, I think we're now starting from scratch with Iran," Paul said, adding he thought there was "potential" to add more to the agreement before Trump's decision to exit unilaterally from the deal.
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That's not a knock on Apple, which is both starting from scratch and effectively giving its streaming service away to anyone who buys one of its devices; it's like getting a branded koozie along with a large appliance purchase.
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In fact, if you look at how this law evolved — and I've said this publicly before, if I was starting from scratch I would have supported a single-payer system, because it's easier for people to understand and manage.
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Because the new states would have been starting from scratch, current laws regarding abortion, greenhouse gas emissions, parental leave, consumer rights, and Proposition 13 — the landmark 1978 state ballot measure that limited homeowners' property tax rates — would also have been erased.
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I've re-bought a bunch of Switch games that I already owned on PC because I wanted to play them on the go, and I definitely would have appreciated the ability to avoid starting from scratch on each of them.
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START FRESH "Taking everything out of a room, and then deciding together what goes back in, can give a couple a fresh start without starting from scratch," said James Tabb, an interior designer for the online decorating service Laurel & Wolf.
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"Everything I raised for the general, I ended up spending it in the primary," said Mr. Lhota, adding that it left him effectively starting from scratch against Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat who already enjoyed a lopsided voter registration advantage.
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Mencucci, the executive managing director, said the club raised the idea of creating a women's team about two years ago, opting to study the operations of the city's top club team for women — which was then unaffiliated — instead of starting from scratch.
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" —Marla Beck, co-founder and CEO of Bluemercury, which was acquired by Macy's for $210 million; creator of M-61 Skincare and Lune+Aster cosmetics "When I was starting from scratch and became serious about my career, I bought a nice suit.
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And starting from scratch, with no constraints from an anxious board or nattering marketplace, has given him the freedom to talk about what truly accounts for success at the biggest tech companies, like those that dominate LinkedIn's Top Companies list in 2017.
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While no one is sure what Senator Susa Collins means by "starting from scratch" on AHCA, they are sure to add Senate patches on top of House patches, which are overlying Obama's patches, that were placed over Carter, Reagan, Clinton, and Bush patches.
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Aside from the logistical challenges of setting a lot of moving parts in motion all at once, starting from scratch, I would say that convincing families that we're not as far away as it may seem has been one of our major challenges.
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A coordinated effort on the part of the communist government to turn the city into a regional hub — they were largely starting from scratch — has created a clean, organized city where the avenues are wide, the traffic moves and the air is breathable.
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He was starting from scratch with dozens of members who had openly turned away from him during his campaign's most searing moment: when an Access Hollywood tape surfaced with the President being heard saying that he could grab women whenever he'd liked.
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Source: Intuit Experiment, but never at the cost of your existing business Campbell was close friends with Ron Johnson, the Apple executive whose attempt at relaunching J.C. Penney in 2012-2013 failed miserably because, as Campbell said, he tried starting from scratch.
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But instead of scrapping the model and starting from scratch computationally, he thought, well, if the phage which is so simple is still so complex that we can't understand how it works, then we should be able to build a simpler phage that is predictable.
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"Nothing, I think, is more interesting, more poignant, and more difficult to seize than the intersection of self and history," Nochlin wrote in "Starting from Scratch," the 1994 essay in which she remembers and reconsiders feminist art history and her role in that unfinished enterprise.
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Hispanic Federation New York state's relief efforts include sites for dropping of supplies, volunteering, or donating Check out this Google spreadsheet of donation sites in multiple states Global Giving Salvation Army UNICEF Go deeper: Trump's remarks earlier this morning: "We're literally starting from scratch"
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The prospect of a sequel has kept the game at bay, especially since the original game was described as pretty janky, and State of Decay 2 seems committed to building on top of the parts that worked in the original, rather than starting from scratch.
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Since I wasn't starting from scratch—it was an already energetic party that had been going for 26 hours and was starting to really pop off—I knew I had to try and take it further and hold that for the duration of the night.
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DeepMind's AlphaGo Zero was an immense achievement not just because of its speed, but because it was able to accomplish all this starting from scratch – researchers didn't do the first step where it uses human data as a baseline from which to begin the system's education.
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You can definitely get a fine PC for $203, though let's not forget that if you're starting from scratch, you'll also need to buy a monitor, keyboard, and mouse, and that those can get pretty expensive too depending on what kind of quality you're looking for.
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"The army needs organization, to restructure and to be supplied with arms ... I am not saying we are starting from scratch but the challenges ahead are many when compared with the possibilities." additional reporting by Sylvia Westall in Dubai; writing by Katharine Houreld; editing by David Stamp
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Both of the political sides, so far as I am concerned, have to accept responsibility for the emergence of Donald Trump, the autonomous man, the self-made man, economically "free" and sexually liberated, responsible only to himself, starting from scratch and inventing his own way of doing things.
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"What California's health plans believe about transforming our health care system is that we should focus on building and improving the health care that's working for millions of Californians, not starting from scratch and putting at risk the care that so many Californians rely on," he told POLITICO.
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Most Iranians have chosen to stay away for fear of reprisals – at least 14 people have died and hundreds have been arrested so far – or because they prefer to work within a political system they have lived under for 38 years to effect change rather than starting from scratch.
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"We are going to go by the law, which is that, in both tradition and the law, that if somebody is the nominee ... they need to get a security briefing so that if they were to win, they are not starting from scratch in terms of being prepared," Obama said.
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Yale has already done a lot of work to make smart locks that are compatible with a range of locks across the continent's different countries, so it was far easier to integrate August into this existing hardware at first, rather than starting from scratch with a new lock designed for Europe.
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Rather than starting from scratch and relying on locals to remember where villages and the roads were, a team of 1,300 online volunteers from as far afield as Australia, the US, and India traced satellite images of the Serengeti, sketching over roads and buildings and filling in the gaps directly onto existing maps.
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This makes it very expensive for fintech firms based in places with small domestic markets like Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia to expand into the broader region because they are more or less starting from scratch each time they enter a new country, said Aurelien Menant, CEO of Hong Kong bitcoin exchange Gatecoin.com.
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While the Black Keys made their best-selling albums with Danger Mouse (Brian Burton) as a producer and songwriting collaborator, "Let's Rock" returns to the way Carney and Auerbach have been making music together since they were teenagers: starting from scratch and jamming together, generating riffs and beats to turn into song forms.
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But for older migrants, the decision to leave is fraught with unique anxieties and uncertainties: about access to health care in destination countries, about the loss of social networks and the comforts developed over a lifetime, about starting from scratch in a brand-new place just when they expected to be enjoying retirement.
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Here are his key deciders from the purchaser perspective: Buying and taking on someone else's business is always a scary proposition — the unknown unknowns — but if you get comfortable with the fundamental of the company, acquisitions can be a real accelerator compared to the epic effort — and high risk — of starting from scratch.
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"We're not starting from scratch today in that the IDA has a lot of its homework done, we have been engaged with clients, as we are all of the time, over the last couple of months and some of those discussions were around Brexit," IDA Ireland CEO Martin Shannahan told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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The market for high-quality college basketball is already proven, and HBCUs would hardly be starting from scratch in terms of branding and fan interest—Bayne points to the annual Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association basketball tournament in Charlotte, which had an estimated economic impact of $55 million in 2015, as a indication of what's possible.
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Boeing began to discuss a successor for the 737 as early as 73, looking at both putting new, more efficient engines on an existing 737 airframe, or starting from scratch with a brand new airframe, a short-range jet to accompany the longer-range 787 Dreamliner, which was built with an all-composite structure.
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We could potentially see the negotiation process starting from scratch, he said, as AMLO's natural tendency "will be to try to use NAFTA as a way to gain credibility with his base by 'not letting the gringos get the best of us,'" and by taking a hard position on areas like agriculture and manufacturing.
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There's much you can imagine designing if we were starting from scratch, but it's very challenging to design high-performing, clean systems that we could smoothly transition to from here, given how many hospitals and doctors and employers and even patients are dependent on the money flowing through system we have, and would viciously fight efforts to upend it.
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However, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow told Bloomberg News last week that because of the existing "structure" in trade talks with the EU, "reigniting that will be easier" than starting from scratch with the UK.Trump's relationship with European countries has suffered in recent months following his threats to impose tariffs on the EU and trigger a trade war.
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DJs like Ill Kidz, Baby Yu, Starting From Scratch and outfits like Baby Blue Soundcrew were some of the main sound architects in the city at the time, in addition to US and Jamaica-based DJs and crews like Tony Matterhorn, Black Chiney, and Stone Love, who visited the city on what seemed like a monthly basis.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE's (D-Calif.) comments that the government think about "starting from scratch" with ICE amid heightened scrutiny of the agency's methods.
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Y.) and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (Mass.) have come out in support of eliminating ICE and starting from scratch with a new agency.
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" (Currently, she subscribes to 1,427 podcasts in all and regularly listens to between 40 and 50.) Jody Avirgan, podcast host for FiveThirtyEight and ESPN's "30 for 30," too, uses Pocket Casts, because of the way it's filtered and organized, but emphasized there's not "a huge difference between the apps, especially for someone who's totally starting from scratch.
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Honey will still need to undergo testing before it's fully ready to start its work in earnest, but it's going to benefit from its similarity to Bumble – the earlier robot has already mapped the interior of the Space Station's Kibo module, which means that Honey won't be starting from scratch since it's received that mapping data via a software update.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said this week that restarting talks with the EU "will be easier" than starting from scratch with the UK.Diplomatic relations between Donald Trump and Boris Johnson have cooled significantly in recent weeks following Johnson's decision to back Chinese telecoms company HuaweiThe decision prompted a furious call from Trump at the end of which he "slammed down" the phone on Johnson.
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There's a real part of me that feels like there would be something amazing — and this is what the Green Party is attempting to do, and it's what I'm hoping we can do — is to say there is something powerful about starting from scratch, not making adjustments from what was created a hundred years ago but create something fresh from the beginning and see what happens.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 28503 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE of California has also provided cover by saying Congress should "reexamine ICE" and suggesting the agency does not have a future after "starting from scratch" on immigration enforcement.
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She notes that what we have instead mostly consists of 360-degree films instead of other forms of immersive VR, like the meditation I participated in, or more fully interactive VR. Serrano told Vox that this is largely due to filmmakers entering the VR space fresh, "starting from scratch in terms of how to conceive of VR as a digital space for interaction," instead of viewing VR as part of an ongoing, evolving spectrum of immersive media.
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Instead, Gameroom serves as a way to keep people inside Facebook's ecosystem — as well as earning money from successful games uploaded to the service — and to highlight other games dedicated players may otherwise have missed in Facebook's regular UI. The company also doesn't need to worry too much about starting from scratch: it can draw on an existing install base of millions who play Facebook games like 8 Ball Pool, Criminal Case, and Candy Crush Saga every day.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is a golfer (as we all know) and if I were to give him advice on communications strategy, I would take the approach of the more subtle golf professional, working with what we have as opposed to trying to starting from scratch.
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