It's a good time to stay abreast of the news.
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Of those concertgoers, 40 percent say they want to stay abreast of current tastes.
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Keep involved between meetings and stay abreast of what is going on with the company.
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Everson said that Congress and the IRS will have to stay abreast of businesses' actions.
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There's so much good grime music coming out at the moment, it's tough to stay abreast.
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Reading books is one of the top ways business leaders stay abreast of what&aposs important.
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It's called Britain and Night and you can stay abreast with all of it right here.
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Of course, tech wouldn't be tech without a few differing and incompatible standards to stay abreast of.
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" Al-Afghani also tries to stay abreast of U.S. politics, telling Warner, "Donald Trump is an idiot!!!
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McCain was making phone calls from his home in Phoenix, Arizona, to stay abreast of congressional matters.
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Take it and see — and remember to stay abreast of the news even over the Thanksgiving break.
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Check back for updates and follow BuzzFeed News on Twitter to stay abreast of this situation. 🐔
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Regardless, compliance departments definitely need to take these proactive steps now and stay abreast of the regulatory developments.
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"We're not obliged to stay abreast with the new developments that big industries thrust on us," said Malbert.
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Trump and her office stay abreast of coverage of the White House, particularly anything about the East Wing.
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New and experienced developers alike need to work hard to stay abreast of the major changes in the industry.
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Will & Grace could soon return to television screens, and they're doing their best to stay abreast of the national conversation.
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The pace of change, especially since the election, compels Mr Trump's fans and foes alike to stay abreast of developments.
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After all, they have the money and need fresh entrepreneurial talent to tap new markets and stay abreast of disruption.
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"It's also a great way to stay abreast of any flight notifications on the day of travel," he said. Really.
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I normally listen to both daily to stay abreast of the news, but I haven't done so during my trip.
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No such loophole in Georgia, so Stormy better stay abreast of her breasts and patrons' faces and hands ... at all times.
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Traditional department store chains, burdened by expensive real estate at malls, are struggling to stay abreast of online retailers like Amazon.
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If experts have to scramble to stay abreast of the latest news, how are most voters supposed to know what's what?
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Stay abreast of new developments, and make sure your choices reflect your new knowledge and what your goals are today. Maybe.
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Investors must stay abreast of changing consumer and business trends, watching for forces that may well push stalwart companies into geriatric decline.
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This concept is not new to healthcare professionals: They are required to stay abreast of the literature and be constantly re-certified.
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They're looking for someone with a lot of digital experience for high profile websites, that can stay abreast of tactical content trends.
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So, we&aposll stay abreast of that and we&aposll bring you any developments that we get on that front, as things unfold.
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The company recently launched THINK Marketing, a one-stop content destination for marketers scrambling to stay abreast of what's new and what's next.
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In the meantime, you should subscribe to the tor-announce and tor-relays mailing lists to stay abreast of all things relay-related.
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The company is closely coordinating with the city and private partners to stay abreast of any construction or changes on the route. Drive.
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At a point in my life when things should have been easier, they were more complicated, and I had to work harder to stay abreast.
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Twitter enables me to stay abreast of the conversation surrounding my immigration beat, as well as to be a part of it, if I desire.
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Irabor's daughter, Sonia, 211, is an editor at the magazine, helping her mother stay abreast of what topics will appeal to young, cosmopolitan Nigerian professionals.
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Salesforce has worked to stay abreast of the latest technologies, including the Internet of Things, or the network of data-generating sensors used by many businesses.
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In 85033, Katie Couric asked Sarah Palin what newspapers/magazines she read in order to stay abreast on international and domestic affairs – she couldn't name one.
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Your 401(k) plans should be monitored frequently — accounts need re-balancing, your progress and performance should be tracked, and you should stay abreast of fees.
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The new Fitbit features will allow its users to track their menstrual cycle, reply to messages from their wearable device, and stay abreast of their medical condition.
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As people around the world turn to social media to stay abreast of coronavirus updates, it's an apt time to tune into this new, three-part series.
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As people around the world turn to social media to stay abreast of coronavirus updates, it's an apt time to tune into this new, three-part series.
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Regardless of what parts of a game you choose to install and play, you'll be able to stay abreast of it via a completely revamped user interface.
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When asked how such an operation could take place without his knowledge, the prince said he could not stay abreast of every act in his country or government.
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Living In a foreign country it is difficult enough to stay abreast or what is happening in the U.S. We don't need these shows clogging up the news channel.
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With this increased awareness surrounding trading desks and quality of executions, compliance officers must review policies and procedures and stay abreast of the evolving and technology-driven trading landscape.
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It allows people to try to replicate papers, learn things, test claims in published research, and stay abreast of the field even if they're not at an elite institution.
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If you can't attend the meetups in person, you can still stay abreast of what the ladies are reading via newsletter and engage with the community via social media.
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They used huge group chats to arrange meet ups at the local pool or park, to share memes, and to stay abreast of various dramas in and out of the classroom.
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And, while the timestamp can become something of an obsession in a dating context, it can be invaluable to friends and family who are keen to stay abreast of someone's wellbeing.
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The order reversed the way the military has handled word of combat deaths since the Vietnam War, and ended the public's ability to stay abreast of battlefield casualties in real time.
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Building supportive relationships with the local populations helps the brigade stay abreast of what is happening in the region, which in turn helps the force protect the elephants and the community.
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For couples who love to stay abreast on all things history, visiting Savannah will provide a therapeutic and lovable experience that will become as memorable as the first time you both met.
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VR still isn't remotely mainstream, but this was the first year I found myself consistently playing VR games for their own sake, rather than as experiments or ways to stay abreast of coverage.
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In the interim compliance departments must stay abreast of the developments but most importantly remind themselves that the current rules and requirements are still valid and enforcements such as the Huafu case are occurring.
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The outbreak has made social media services such as Twitter vital for a broader population than usually, as people look to stay abreast of the latest news from authorities and keep in touch with friends virtually.
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Additionally, the stadium has installed 2,000 Sony televisions around the stadium, ensuring that you'll be able to stay abreast of any expected developments if you need to leave your seat for the concession stand during the game.
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Breaking news storiesScreenshot: GizmodoIdeally, you want to stay abreast of major, potentially life-changing news events while you're out and about with your phone, without getting buried under a pile of unimportant nonsense that has your phone constantly dinging.
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However, following election victories that are likely to usher sweeping policy changes, coupled with ongoing healthcare cost and value concerns, consumers and compliance officers alike should maintain a pulse on the policy arena to stay abreast with potential implications.
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Given the pace of the ever-shifting music industry, and the rapid-fire wit of music journalists, it can be hard to stay abreast of (a) what these terms are, and (b) what sort of track they refer to.
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All of them have been dinged by the left for relatively neoliberal stances on some issues, even if they have also inched leftward and embraced policies like Medicare for all and the Green New Deal to stay abreast of activist orthodoxy.
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Because of your depression, seeing your posts helped me better understand what you were feeling, and also stay abreast of you if you were going through a particularly difficult time, as you openly shared many aspects of your life on Twitter.
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Now he is trying to resurrect his campaign in part by appearing on the cable programs that are the staples of the party's most engaged voters, who watch to follow the primary and stay abreast of the latest Trumpian uproars.
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The company's active removal of misinformation and its disclosure of those actions has allowed the public to stay better informed about the type harmful content they may come across on Facebook and stay abreast of what the company is doing to combat it.
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" In the same statement, Ashley Alder, the SFC's CEO, said: "This agreement will help both regulators stay abreast of innovation in financial services while providing innovative fintech firms seeking to develop and grow their businesses internationally with enhanced channels for communicating with regulators.
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The DMCA must be improved Copyright law has served us well from the age of quills to the age of computers; and Congress has from time to time updated the law to stay abreast of new technologies, embracing photography, radio, sound recordings, movies, television, software, video games and more.
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Within the district attorney's office, Mr. Oliva's phone activity was perceived as being something of a clearinghouse for potentially damaging information about Mr. Burke, raising the question of whether one purpose of the surveillance was to stay abreast of threats to Mr. Burke's reputation and career, the person familiar with the wiretap said.
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Even if the industry we're able to fill all 85033 million of those projected job opening in cybersecurity by 2020, we still would have a skills shortage in cybersecurity without AI. The threat landscape is changing rapidly, with the sophistication and numbers of threat variants becoming too great to stay abreast of, using traditional approaches.
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But I could suggest that you thank us for not pointing out that The Chainsmokers have released something called "Sick Boy," or that Justin Timberlake has done this for whatever reason: All this is to say, reluctantly, that it can't always be the best week in music videos, but you have to watch at least one anyway, to stay abreast of what is happening in the art form.
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The academy continues to stay abreast of advances in technology, from the development of 78 RPM gramophone records to CDs, DVDs, playable torrents and all other readable, transportable music formats available today.
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With so much hanging on the failure of success of analytical judgments, he reasons, intelligence agencies need to stay abreast of new discoveries in this field. Thirdly, agencies should promote the continued development of new tools for assessing information.
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She became a courtesan and learned to read and write, and to stay abreast of world events so as to be able to converse on these topics with her clients and at social functions. She also added the faux noble "Du" to her name.
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10, 11.Pettegree, The Invention of News (2014), p. 5. Some European postal routes in 1563 Postal services enabled merchants and monarchs to stay abreast of important information. For the Holy Roman Empire, Emperor Maximillian I in 1490 authorized two brothers from the Italian Tasso family, Francesco and Janetto, to create a network of courier stations linked by riders.
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The producers discussed whether they should tell the participants and decided it was appropriate to do so. Local newspapers from nearby towns were given to the participants to read so that they could learn about the attacks.Shaw, Peavy, and Smith, p. 184. The participants were permitted to read the newspapers for several days in a row to stay abreast of what happened.
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Depending upon the objective of a scraper, the methods in which websites are targeted differ. For example, sites with large amounts of content such as airlines, consumer electronics, department stores, etc. might be routinely targeted by their competition just to stay abreast of pricing information. Another type of scraper will pull snippets and text from websites that rank high for keywords they have targeted.
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This led Rotherham to revise his New Testament twice, in 1878 and 1897, to stay abreast of scholarly developments. The entire Bible with the Old Testament appeared in 1902. Rotherham based his Old Testament translation on Dr. C.D. Ginsburg's comprehensive Masoretico- critical edition of the Hebrew Bible, which anticipated readings now widely accepted. Rotherham's translation has stayed in print over the years because of the wealth of information it presents.
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The Harvey Club of London is the oldest currently active medical club in Canada. It was founded by Drs. J.W. Crane and C.M. Crawford in 1919 in London, Ontario. The club was initially founded as a way for practicing physicians to stay abreast of new developments in biomedical sciences, analogous to the modern concept of continuing medical education, a function that it continues to perform with annual presentations of papers.
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Paschal Conley was initially a regimental clerk of the 24th Infantry at Fort Supply, east of present-day Fort Supply, Oklahoma. He encouraged the black soldiers to read and stay abreast of the news of the day. Due to Conley's efforts, The Huntsville Gazette became the first black newspaper subscribed to by a military base, according to military historians William A. Dobak and Thomas D. Phillips."Not So Varied" The Black Regulars, 1866-1898.
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Since its founding in 2011, OkayAfrica has gained a strong following with Afropolitans, particularly those in the diaspora. The term is used to describe OkayAfrica's target audience, a new generation of Africans who are creative, politically aware, multicultural, and with roots firmly on the African continent. The site allows young people living in the diaspora to stay abreast of what's happening in their home countries. Oke says the site's main age group is 25-35.
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The annual horticulture department plant sale raises thousands of dollars for scholarships and program expenses. A new Avatar Apps and Answers class is leading the way for innovative programs which will allow students to stay abreast of the ever-changing technological world. Beginning January 2012 a new course, Direct Current, will be the first dual enrollment technical course. OHS also provides unique opportunities for students in courses such as desktop publishing, guitar, and foreign languages including Latin, Spanish and French.
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The Federal Advisory Committee Act requires a database that may be accessed by all federal agencies to manage advisory committees government-wide. The database is used by Congress to perform oversight of related executive branch programs. It is also searchable and available to inform the public, the media, and others, to stay abreast of important developments resulting from advisory committee activities. Members of each of the various committees are listed with information such as term of service and corporate affiliation.
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The CMAR designation involves a series of four examinations: three exams arranged via an organization called the Institute for Certified Professional Managers (ICPM), and the Animal Resources Exam offered by AALAS. Obtaining the CMAR designation is a sign of professionalism in the field of animal resources management. In order to maintain their CMAR designation, CMAR recipients will have annual requirements of a re-certification fee and a specified number of continuing education credits to stay abreast of the latest in management techniques and theory.
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The organizers tried but ultimately failed to arrest Yeltsin, who rallied opposition to the coup by making speeches from atop a tank. The special forces dispatched by the coup leaders took up positions near the White House, but members refused to storm the barricaded building. The coup leaders also neglected to jam foreign news broadcasts, so many Muscovites watched it unfold live on CNN. Even the isolated Gorbachev was able to stay abreast of developments by tuning into the BBC World Service on a small transistor radio.
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The Fight Forever Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit foundation founded to find a cure for cystic fibrosis (CF), a life-threatening, genetic lung disease affecting 100,000 people worldwide. This objective is expressed in both Danny's personal mission and the shared mission of the Foundation, "Find a Cure or Die Trying." To accomplish this mission the Foundation continues to build their International Medical Advisory Board to collectively stay abreast of the evolving advancements being made for a cure, while simultaneously raising funds, to effectively support promising advancements.
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The growth of such initiatives represents an important opportunity for all stakeholders to participate in the greening of global supply chains and improvement of producer livelihoods. The multiplication of these initiatives makes it increasingly challenging for all stakeholders to stay abreast of the latest developments and best practices across the voluntary sector. Moreover, it is exceedingly difficult to assess their utility and performance, let alone the steps required to mainstream best practice. The reporting activities the SSI will enable stakeholders to interact with each other, helping them to benchmark performance and become more effective.
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Rail Professional was established in 1996. The magazine was launched soon after privatisation with the aim of creating a forum for managers to communicate across the industry and stay abreast of developments in other companies. Under British Rail, managers met regularly with their counterparts across the UK, but the fragmentation of the railways into separate train operating companies made it harder for managers to remain up-to-date on developments outside of their own organisation. Rail Professional, launched by former British Rail manager Andrew Goodman, aimed to fill this gap.
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During the 1860s Rotherham began work on a translation of the Bible in which he tried: This he proposed to do by giving "special heed to the Greek Article, to the Tenses, and to the Logical Idiom of the Original." In 1872 his New Testament Critically Emphasised was published, with the Old Testament appearing in 1902. During this interval great advances occurred in textual criticism culminating at the end of the 19th century with Brooke Foss Westcott's and Fenton John Anthony Hort's Greek text of the New Testament. This led Rotherham to revise his New Testament twice to stay abreast of scholarly developments.
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The Computer Science Course covers basic programming concepts and offers independent study for those with experience.PGSE Page As it is not unusual for a student in the PGSS program to be unfamiliar with a topic, it is common for the students to help one another to stay abreast of the workload. The core courses typically run fifty minutes each four days a week, with four courses each day from Monday through Friday. Students may drop one core course after two weeks, provided that they are taking at least one elective and have completed outstanding homework assignments in that course.
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For many years, Stevens made annual trips to New York to keep in touch with colleagues and stay abreast of contemporary art. He also spent every summer in the mountains of North Carolina, teaching summer classes and painting the woods and hillsides. In 1921, he was invited to join the faculty of Newcomb College in New Orleans where he remained until his retirement in 1948. As in New York, Stevens quickly became part of a community of painters and writers, through which Stevens maintained an active contact with a wide range of ideas and cultural changes, while still quietly pursuing his own idiosyncratic path.
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The document was created shortly after World War II ended in 1945 in order to maintain security in ports around the world when sabotage was still a major concern. Today, the document still serves this purpose, and is regarded as a proof of identity and a passport when a sailor is in a foreign country. The document has to be renewed every five years. Prior to the early 1990s, Z-Cards were obtained free of charge and were good for life, but increased safety standards in the maritime industry sought to require all active mariners to renew these documents and constantly train to stay abreast of any advancements in their field.
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Saccharum officinarum Cut sugarcane The farmer members of Sugar Cane Growers Cooperative stay abreast of technological advancements in order to maintain efficient farming operations. The Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA) is characterized by rich organic soil, flat topography, abundant rainfall, and solar period making it a favorable place to farm. However, the EAA is geographically located in the midst of the Greater Everglades ecosystem, which has been severely damaged by the environmental modifications made to allow commercial agriculture. In addition to the direct loss of native wildlife habitat through the draining of former wetlands, the continued overuse of agricultural fertilizers has led to the widespread loss of native plants and wildlife.
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The American Association of Diabetes Educators, or AADE, is a multidisciplinary membership organization for healthcare professionals who specialize in teaching patients about diabetes and how to self-manage the disease. Founded in 1973, AADE works to define the practice of diabetes education, increase patients' access to the services of diabetes educators, and provide members with the support and tools to become leaders in the field of diabetes care. AADE represents and supports diabetes educators by providing members with the resources to stay abreast of the current research, methods and trends in the field and by offering opportunities to network and collaborate with other healthcare professionals.
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The WaSH MP has been alerting organizations working in the water sector in the oPt to problems that require urgent and longer-term attention. Furthermore, the WaSH MP has striven in educating those outside the Palestinian water sector nationally and internationally on the WaSH crisis in the oPt. The program also provides a direct channel for WaSH related information regarding the most vulnerable areas to be disseminated to the humanitarian sector and the international community in order for them to stay abreast of emergency needs. As part of the program deliverables an annual report is published along with quarterly based need assessment reports, monthly data sets, and pilot monitoring of selected Palestinian communities.
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Collectively, the farmers of the Cooperative have all of the resources, technical and regulatory support, marketing and legal resources, usually afforded to only the largest farming operations. The Cooperative makes it possible for these family farmers to stay abreast of the most recent technological advancements in science to protect and preserve the environment and provide economic stability and viability in an increasingly complex global business. In 2005, California and Hawaiian Sugar Company was acquired by American Sugar Refining (ASR, better known as Domino Sugar), a company owned by Florida Crystals and the Sugar Cane Growers Cooperative of Florida. Florida Crystals is a privately held company that is part of FLO-SUN, a sugar empire of the Fanjul family whose origins trace to Spanish-Cuban sugar plantations of the early 19th century.
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The greatest exponent of the latter was Joseph Paxton, architect of the Crystal Palace. In the 18th century a few English architects had emigrated to the colonies, but as the British Empire became firmly established in the 19th century many architects at the start of their careers made the decision to emigrate, several chose the United States but most went to Canada, Australia or New Zealand, as opportunities arose to meet the growing demand for buildings in these countries. Normally they adopted the style of architecture fashionable when they left England, though by the latter half of the century, improving transport and communications meant that even quite remote parts of the Empire had access to many publications, such as The Builder magazine. This enabled colonial architects to stay abreast of current fashion.
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Both Newman and Salazar made an effort to stay abreast of the latest scientific and cultural advances at an international level, and to cultivate contacts with the leading exponents of these. On one occasion they extended an invitation for the celebrated North America physicist, Albert Abraham Michelson, to meet with them. Michelson was best known for the innovative experiment he performed in collaboration with his colleague Edward Williams Morley, using interferometry to conclusively determine that the speed of light is constant, independently of the earth's movement, thanks to which it was concluded that there were serious problems with the theory of the existence of ether as the means needed for the propagation of light, a theory that dated back to postulations defended by Christian Huygens and others to explain the wave theory of light.Teorías de la luz > Quillota, c.
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Together, they founded an asset management business which they named Brevan Howard, and which quickly became one of Europe's most successful hedge funds. Rokos became widely known as the firm's "star trader" and one of the world's most influential government-bond traders, with positions so vast Wall Street trading desks reportedly sought to stay abreast of his views on the market, as they could move long-standing relationships between prices. Rokos generated $4 billion in profits whilst at Brevan Howard, trading securities tied to interest rates for the firm's flagship Master Fund, including $1.11 billion in 2007, equivalent to 27% of the fund's total profits that year, as well as $549 million in 2008 and $933 million in 2009. His best year for the Brevan Howard Master Fund came in 2011, when he made $1.27 billion for the fund, according to documents filed in his subsequent court case.
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La Nación online, 29 September 2012 In an interview with La Tercera newspaper in 2012 Rosenblut repeated his conviction that the concept of CALL (Competitive, Abundant, Clean (Spanish: Limpia) and Local) is key to the future of Chile's energy policy,La Tercera online, 12 November 2012, 16:35 o'clock an opinion that he has voiced publicly on previous occasions.Vimeo, 24 August 2009 In 2013, Mr. Rosenblut was named one of the "100 Most Powerful Businessmen in Latin America" by Latin Business Chronicle. In 2015, Mr. Rosenblut left ENDESA and is living full-time in Miami where he works as a business consultant and frequent lecturer and writer on Latin American affairs.Head of Chile's Enersis steps down amid probe of political contributions A friend of the economist Jorge Marshall, both are mainstays of the think tank Expansiva, allowing him to stay abreast of the state of the country.
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Together with an Austrian specialist in air ambulance interior technology, an innovative and unique patient transport system was developed, which not only meets the high quality standards of LAR, but also offers the option to quickly adjust the interior to the particular and varied tasks and missions of a state-of-the-art air rescue organisation. ;17 November 2011 :The two new ambulance aircraft are presented to the Luxembourgish public. The technical developments of the past 20 years made a restructuring of the fleet necessary in order to stay abreast of the changes in aviation and medical technology. With the new fleet, LAR journeys into a new era of air ambulance services. ;5 June 2012 :Due to the change and homogenisation of the LAR fleet, the Cessna Citation Mustang leaves the fleet. ;13 November 2012 :LAR welcomes its 185.000th member, family Wagner-Da Silva from Useldange, at its base at the Findel airport. About 60% of the Luxembourgish population now support the life-saving air rescue services. René Closter, President of LAR, points out: “LAR only exists because of the support of our members, which are our “raison d’être”.
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