Since the proposed legislation would raise the threshold for the application of enhanced prudential standards from $85033 billion to $250 billion, the case for tailoring, much less mandatory tailoring, is much weaker.
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Instead of tailoring ads according to demographics, they use psychometrics.
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Tailoring: Carol Ai. Photographer's assistants: Matthew Perino and Katie Tucker.
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I love the tailoring and the coloring of its flowers.
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Quality wrinkles aside, the future of Nigerian tailoring looks good.
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I'm embarrassed to say I find tailoring insurance protection exciting.
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Seddiqi and her sisters started a small tailoring business that thrived.
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Tailoring climate-change policy to individual states also makes little sense.
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NANJUN Double Breasted Trench Coat Chelsea Tailoring Overcoat, $45.99 – $49.99; amazon.
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The age-old solution, of course, is to invest in tailoring.
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Using the H2 headphones without the sound tailoring is pretty good.
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Tailoring those vests to more body types could literally save lives.
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"Tailoring is very important to us," Calvin Klein's Francisco Costa said.
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Petitcolin said the discussions involved tailoring the engine to Cessna's jet.
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And I may have had a little help tailoring my suit.
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But her look was always soft tailoring and it's quite languid.
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The next step is developing technology to streamline the tailoring process.
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It was with an e-commerce tailoring company called Knot Standard.
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Her mother owns Toy's Tailoring, with locations in Brentwood and Nashville.
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In other instances, the company is tailoring it for local tastes.
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Her mother owns Loving Stitches, a bridal tailoring company in Allentown.
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Tailoring being the key sartorial signature of Frank and Claire Underwood.
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Tailoring by Carol Ai. Stylist's assistants: Kelly Harris and Jeremy Anderegg
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NANJUN Double Breasted Trench Coat Chelsea Tailoring Overcoat, $45.99–$49.99; amazon.
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Now it's tailoring it to lure a new generation of customers.
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Young, gay, handsome and socially effervescent, Nutter de-cobwebbed bespoke tailoring.
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Dries Van Noten's latest collection combined androgynous tailoring with exuberant florals.
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Tailoring games to vulnerable sexual minorities requires lots of sensitivity, though.
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She is considering tailoring a specific floor workout for at-home users.
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Of course, we know that a little tailoring can fix this problem.
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That first step is one of the most important to consider tailoring.
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Holocaust survivor Martin Greenfield has been tailoring suits for over 70 years.
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On the fall '17 runways, there was tailoring to suit us all.
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Since 93, it has been made exclusively by Hamilton Tailoring of Cincinnati.
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Cyber crime syndicates started going after more businesses and tailoring their attacks.
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"Tailoring of regulation is one of our most fundamental principles," he said.
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The result is off-kilter tailoring that feels simultaneously nostalgic and contemporary.
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By tailoring leptin injections, doctors might even fine-tune a person's weight.
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This year John's Tailoring reopened in a more spacious, light-filled location.
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He chose tailoring as a teenager because he loved fashion and design.
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I was one of the few designers who were anchored in tailoring.
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Tailoring a gift to a rich person's idiosyncratic desires is therefore paramount.
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His father designed mechanical looms, while his mother ran a tailoring shop.
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So start tailoring your raw pics at the highest level and post away!
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Jon has become really, really bad at tailoring his message to his audience.
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It's all about tailoring the session so that it's pleasurable for everyone involved.
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It's all pretty handy and an intuitive approach to tailoring your VPN experience.
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If you have a bust or a hip, tailoring is perfect for you.
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The designer is known for his elegant tailoring and emphasis on colored prints.
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Over at the tailoring station, we found employees hard at work making adjustments.
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Home Depot is tailoring its online decor selection to appeal to women customers.
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Standard inseams may be too long, but tailoring can be inconvenient and expensive.
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Later, he moved up to a tailoring position in South Carolina and Tennessee.
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The Paris-based Pallas is another great brand that specializes exclusively in tailoring.
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Inspired by the new collections, the season offers updated takes on men's tailoring.
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The materials felt high quality, and I was really pleased with the tailoring.
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Another shop committed to traditional tailoring is the shoe store Sapataria do Carmo.
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And here again are the dark glasses and bright tailoring of that era.
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Fred is credited with bringing Giorgio Armani's tailoring to Americans in the 1970s.
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Other experiences at Nordstrom Local locations will include manicures and on-site tailoring.
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Instead, de Saint Sernin opted for a subdued color palette and minimal tailoring.
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Custom Orders Made-to-measure tailoring isn't just for the 1 percent anymore.
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Galliano's trademark tailoring took the center stage, with the impeccable cut and draping.
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The book would detail Mr. Christie's tailoring his reputation for the national stage.
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Occupation Artist Age 23 You may be the only guy here wearing tailoring.
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Its power comes from tailoring it to The Times's vocabulary and work flow.
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Gun rights might be subject to the same kind of at-the-margins tailoring.
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But the company then set about tailoring that service to individual markets, he continued.
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They should be [tailoring] their messaging to be more inclusive of older consumer groups.
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He's tailoring the new order to get by the courts without seeking new legislation.
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With its figure-flattering tailoring, it has become one of her most iconic looks.
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The DNA of my brand has never been about tailoring or form fitting cuts.
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Clinton and Trump should take nothing for granted and start tailoring their messages today.
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Instead, Welton says, IMAX will be tailoring each arcade to its location's specific needs.
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Others, like Israel-based VineSight, are tailoring their dragnets to pick up political disinformation.
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Increasingly, companies are tailoring their culture to millennials, because they believe it'll attract talent.
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Save yourself the stress of tailoring by scooping up any of the options ahead.
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Every aspect of useful tailoring is there, which you'll see in the slideshow ahead.
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Tailoring music so it is accessible to the relevant audience is a good thing.
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They can make products adjustable so wearers don't need to spend money on tailoring.
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"Tailoring of regulations is one of our most fundamental responsibilities," he said under questioning.
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More superficially, there are the current fashion trends, like "athleisure" and men's-inspired tailoring.
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The shop features concierge services for sewing, suit tailoring and tweaks to home decor.
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"I run a tailoring shop and can't go to work today," said Mohammad Altaf.
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London's Savile Row has been a destination for fine men's tailoring for 213 years.
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Flowing ruffles, embellished baubles, and tailoring that can give any body hourglass-like proportions.
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How to wear the season's effortless, anything-goes clash of sportswear, tailoring and pattern.
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"The quality and the tailoring is what makes it so luxe," Mr. Reynolds said.
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Clean lines, flawless tailoring, and easy to pair with whatever color top you'd like.
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Tailoring your commute playlist to how your day is going could be a benefit.
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His tailoring has narrowed, and he has acquired an entire wardrobe of bomber jackets.
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The Duckie Brown style has always mixed tailoring and tradition with wit and excess.
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It was the most exquisite form of human tailoring that I had ever seen.
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It was like I had tiny fairy godmothers tailoring them specifically to my body.
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Its algorithms do an uncanny job of tailoring its music streams for individual users.
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Like other global tech companies, Spotify is tailoring its service to the Indian market.
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Like the rest of the shelter's residents, Lilian is learning tailoring and hair braiding.
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He stressed that the agency will continue tailoring regulations for banks of different sizes.
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"I'm not going to be [who] somebody trusts for tailoring over Dior," Owens says.
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Tailoring paint jobs and interior appointments to suit any whim, no matter how ... aesthetically challenged.
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The store has an incredible seamstress who did all the repairs and tailoring for $300.
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Instead, Michel learned tailoring and landed a gig at the Deutsche Oper, or German Opera.
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He makes bold choices, like taking classic tailoring and turning it into a punk edge.
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Tailoring is the quickest way to upgrade your look and instantly be taken more seriously.
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This adds more choice for customers when it comes to tailoring their in-car experience.
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Tailoring is a significant part of your everyday wardrobe, as well as in this collection.
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She finished her tailoring and started pre-soaking the collars of a pile of shirts.
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The point of the program was to get more people into skilled trades, like tailoring.
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Her trainees have now started their own tailoring businesses, earning enough to be self-reliant.
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They are irresistibly drawn by the detritus generated by building, gardening, housework, tailoring or carpentry.
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It's tailoring a path with a family and really looking at it like an investment.
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I went to Perry Tailoring (160 Broadway, New York, NY 10038) in Manhattan's Financial District.
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We celebrate the mainstreaming of casual comfort as a retort to the tyranny of tailoring.
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Christine took the lead on production; she had learned the tailoring trade in another program.
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The Corduroy Chino beautifully combines traditional tailoring and a modern cut with a narrower leg.
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"Tailoring of regulations is one of our must fundamental responsibilities," he said during the session.
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Despite the excellent tailoring, some of the strongest elements of the collection were the graphics.
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He's rarely without a hat, and often wears neat tailoring by his collaborator Thom Browne.
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Some of the services at the smaller format stores include onsite tailoring and curbside pickup.
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It can mean tailoring messages about responsible gun ownership specifically to members of the military.
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"Certainly he was an enemy of good taste, good manners, and good tailoring" Bertie muses.
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His first job in fashion was as an apprentice at the tailoring company Anderson & Sheppard.
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It's why Mr. Vaccarello's tailoring has power, but his silly pasties just seem — old-fashioned.
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Also some very nice houndstooth and Prince of Wales tailoring in buttery seat-leather shades.
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The clothes aren't masterpieces of tailoring — something Ms. Arrobio, 30, is the first to admit.
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This includes on-site tailoring, a nail salon and pick-up kiosks for online orders.
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There was plenty of velvet tailoring, pussy-bow blouses, floppy hats and bug-eye sunglasses.
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Lower East Side Jews could track down tailoring jobs on a tip from a neighbor.
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Tailoring her content to her audience's needs meant placing value on saves, shares, and comments.
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He is also an adjunct professor of bespoke tailoring at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
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Precision medicine — the practice of tailoring treatments to each patient's unique case — is incredibly hard.
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Attached is a selection of images from inside the Needles Tailoring shop, by photojournalist Saba Rehman.
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The giants of media are tailoring their offerings around their relative strength in traditional pay-TV.
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Tailoring the collaboration's message for gun owners has been crucial, according to Barber, the Harvard researcher.
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Pops of color accented the muted palette, with vivid checked skirts or frocks and red tailoring.
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That might mean tax incentives or more subtle encouragement, like tailoring government procurement to favor allies.
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But the product's calibration system does a really impressive job tailoring the sound through the app.
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After leaving the Marine Corps, I studied fashion and tailoring, which led me to fashion photography.
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Lawyers are tailoring their arguments to the justice -- peppering court papers with references to his jurisprudence.
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Opposition groups are boycotting the vote, accusing Ouattara of tailoring the text to consolidate his power.
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Extra-long tailoring, asymmetric cuts, and sportswear-as-workwear has never been more acceptable — or polished.
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This is the problem DataSine is trying to address by tailoring content to the reader's personality.
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The offering is more dynamic than before, tailoring more of the content to Apple Music listening.
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Tailoring his speech to Midwesterners on the shores of Lake Michigan, Mr. Trump trumpeted local victories.
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It is not only that Mr. Browne's constricted tailoring telegraphs a struggle to manage unruly sexuality.
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Schneiderman by arguing that the New York appeals court didn't reach the issue of narrow tailoring.
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Commercially, portfolio companies could consider tailoring product or service offerings to help customers weather the downturn.
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"Tailoring returned and the volume of clothes seemed right on," Mr. Moore said in an email.
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To that end, the airline is specially tailoring its in-flight meal service for the route.
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Taking inspiration from sportswear, it started offering even more customized tailoring, making the gear more ergonomic.
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The company's American managers have had significant leeway in tailoring their products to the local market.
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As it celebrated its 75th anniversary, the Italian tailoring brand pitched itself to Next Gen consumers.
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Both of those are my favorites because it's like tailoring and designing every aspect of it.
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But holes appear physically in many of her clothes, poking the surfaces or slicing tailoring apart.
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It's not just dresses, it's tailoring, it's knitwear, it's a complete wardrobe, plus accessories as well.
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Putting his ideas into effect, and tailoring so many individual strategies, will take time and manpower.
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Men's wear featured just as prominently and ranged from hyper-branded sportswear to Savile Row tailoring.
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Tailoring is a huge part of what we do so that all elements fit the body beautifully.
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Here in Milan, the street style is streamlined with sharp tailoring while still maintaining it's whimsical details.
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With China tailoring its tariffs toward American agricultural products, investors also dumped stocks tied to the sector.
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The British actor stars in the buzzy Italian fashion house's cruise '17 campaign, which focuses on tailoring.
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He's bad, too, at tailoring a message that appeals to anyone who isn't white, male, and angry.
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Squarespace has been focusing on tailoring ads to "cultural tentpoles" like the Super Bowl, Oscars and Grammys.
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For grooms and groomsmen, shop for a secondhand tux and use the money you saved for tailoring.
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For Abraj Allak, the dishdasha has been the foundation of his tailoring business for nearly 40 years.
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Vaccarello's focus was sharp, as were the best bits of his tailoring and those racy, leggy dresses.
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And so all of us, including Comey, operate in a befouled atmosphere, tailoring our actions to it.
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Individual attorneys general are tailoring local responses to emphasize the local aspects of the nationwide opioid crisis.
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There was structured tailoring hidden under high romance, peekaboo waistlines and slices of skin beneath the lacings.
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This means they can arrange VIP shopping experiences, on-demand suits and tailoring, and elevated dining experience.
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The garment had nothing to recommend it aesthetically; it was no remarkable example of workmanship or tailoring.
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It's about time for female talents to be present in the male-dominated realm of bespoke tailoring.
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Udemy also suggested that employers can reduce boredom by tailoring educational opportunities ("learning paths") for each employee.
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McCartney's tailoring background is certainly felt in her women's suiting, a staple offering of her namesake brand.
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"It's him," Rowley growled, and I was glad I had opted for the full suite of tailoring.
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The company's first and signature piece is challenging to manufacture because of its tailoring and heavy fabric.
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Karen Elson and Dita Von Teese sported candy colors and flawless tailoring at the 2014 Met Gala.
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The singer is responsible, in part, for the emphasis on tailoring that's apparent in Dolan's latest collection.
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But to make it fit somebody, that's a technical expertise in tailoring that doesn't exist here anymore.
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And at Joseph, the designer Louise Trotter exercised her tailoring skills with a selection of oversize suiting.
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Educated at elite British schools, he acquired a chic English accent and a fondness for fine tailoring.
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Another involves Olga's audacious ingenuity in protecting Jewish laborers from the Riga ghetto in her tailoring atelier.
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Instead, as it once successfully did with KFC, Yum China is tailoring the menu to local tastes.
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He wants to bring a fresh, innovative blend of tailoring and sportswear to the label, he said.
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Still, tailoring measures against the auto industry to create jobs in the United States could be difficult.
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"States where heat deaths are commonly occurring should consider tailoring heat prevention messages," she told Reuters Health.
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We can talk to you about tailoring and bias-cut dresses and knit structures all you want.
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Having passed through extreme tailoring into athleisure and then aristocratic street wear, men's clothing is in tatters.
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Owens isn't overtly interested in tailoring, the linchpin of the masculine wardrobe since the early 19th century.
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The possibility of unintended consequences means that tailoring regulations to address each of these problems is important.
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It comes as scientific advances in diagnostics allow for greater tailoring of drugs to an individual's genetic profile.
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Boulder sells to a wide range of industries, tailoring the machine vision systems it builds to individual clients.
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A majority of respondents said other retailers are better at tailoring their websites and product recommendations than Amazon.
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Part of this sprucing up involves tailoring policies to broaden support, which normally comes from the working class.
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"I love the idea of tailoring each dish to one of the films that are nominated," she says.
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West said her favorite example of a company left out by tailoring debate to Facebook is John Deere.
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The court also placed new protective orders for each of the children, tailoring their length to each child.
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Sky's Chief Operating Officer Andrew Griffith said thousands of leading brands were tailoring their campaigns by using AdSmart.
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After studying under Savile Row's Edward Sexton, McCartney took her teachings in tailoring and started her own line.
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Njoku believes in constant renewal, and the latest funding round will support tailoring the service to local needs.
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Personalized medicine involves tailoring and even combining individual treatments for patients based on their genetics and their disease.
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We can meet this challenge by better defining the genomic type of breast cancer and tailoring treatment accordingly.
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It also features on-site tailoring and personal styling services, as well as philanthropic efforts like clothing donations.
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With the lineup made public, candidates can now begin tailoring their debate performances with specific opponents in mind.
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She has refined her methods, frequently taking games from educational websites and tailoring them to the Palestinian experience.
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They could create more and better user tailoring and learning that could be shared by all messaging services.
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"I went crazy with checks, and there are subtle references in the tailoring to '60s couture," he says.
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She has been very smart about tailoring her message and movements around who she is: a proud wonk.
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Media outlets can take the advertising money without tailoring their stories to appeal to a specific sub-demographic.
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People were tailoring their answers on something as objective as a math problem to fit their political biases.
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These agents were able to team up against human players or play alongside them, tailoring their behavior accordingly.
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Taking style matters into his own hands, he took night classes in tailoring and began doctoring his wardrobe.
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If the fit isn't perfect, the stylist can do some minor tailoring: a cuff here, a hem there.
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Some brands are tailoring their pricing to draw even more consumers in smaller cities with lower median incomes.
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Tailoring one's fill so that synonyms are symmetrically partnered and then clued exactly the same is very impressive.
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Tailoring the current regulations for regional banks will also allow them to more effectively compete with Wall Street.
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They use the shirt as an axis from which to explore silhouette, volume and ideas of contemporary tailoring.
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Striking a chord on TikTok, Dr. Leslie said, means tailoring medical messaging to the app's often goofy form.
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"There's something, I think, quite cool about tailoring and incorporating that into your everyday wardrobe," Mr. Collett added.
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See traditional tailoring with an inventive twist, and heritage fabrics largely sourced from the mills of Northern England.
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Dubbed 'Heart & Soul,' the collection harnessed the essence of British style (svelte tailoring, patches, wool, an autumnal color palette).
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My concern is that Facebook's tailoring of that News to Fit You will keep the echoes in the chamber.
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I'm learning so much: about the tailoring, the fabric — I'm seeing fabrics that I've never seen in my life.
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Rosa and her husband Daniel stand in the space connected to their home that once housed their tailoring business.
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She has said she favors greater tailoring of bank regulations put in place after the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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The TD;DR fashion review: Classic tailoring with unexpected sequin twists make this collection fresh and new, yet familiar.
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Meanwhile, the Trump campaign is tailoring its outreach as well focusing on getting out their core base of supporters.
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That usually means tailoring a personalized recovery program so you can become independent in your exercise program, she says.
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The firm said it runs three schools, a health center and provides tailoring and carpentry training courses to villagers.
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They give customers a place to make pickups and returns and take advantage of Nordstrom's alteration and tailoring services.
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Tailoring is particularly hard; we ended up getting someone in from Saville Row to help with the suit jackets.
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"I use this as a basis for improvising and tailoring foods to my needs or wants," Lee says. 6.
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This institution would research the appropriate skill requirements that allow for portability and for tailoring programs to employer needs.
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The flexibility you have when you travel this way means tailoring an itinerary to suit your whims is easy.
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They found that tailoring advertisements to people's unique psychologies "significantly altered" their behavior, as measured by clicks and purchases.
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"Tailoring jobs" is a virgin market waiting to happen, because previously we did not have the technology for it.
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Indeed, Mueller may be influenced in tailoring the investigation to effectively safeguard his principle defender from recusal or scrutiny.
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As a result, bar owners and event planners are tailoring their offerings to match the tastes of this market.
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The designer was the head designer for Paul Smith, so he has a certain eye for tailoring and fit.
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And, Robinson said, you want to avoid the most common mistake people make when applying: not tailoring their application.
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And that as much as anything helps explain why tailoring houses like Brioni find themselves suddenly scrambling for relevance.
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These shirts take conventional tailoring to the next level, with amped-up volume, longer lengths, and detailing like ruffles.
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Plus they've gotten good at tailoring products to certain consumers to get them to give up comparison shopping altogether.
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Read the argument for tailoring our fines to income, the way they do in countries like Finland and Argentina.
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The building also housed a center that trained women in English and tailoring; three students and a teacher died.
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The 1890s shophouse that Ms. Eckhardt and Mr. Hagerman saw had been used most recently as a tailoring shop.
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Rather, they will be hubs for online pickups and returns, as well as services like tailoring and personal styling.
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The Seattle Foundation is tailoring efforts to help Washington State, one of the worst hit areas in the country.
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That balance of international brand trust and local tailoring is what Nestle is aiming for with its new line.
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Smith's research influenced his focus on tailoring, which is now the main signature of his brand, Steve O Smith.
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In the past 12 months, he has designed leather goods, eyewear, upcycled sneakers and tailoring under the Byredo name.
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Throughout the fashion world, men's tailoring is anything but stuffy or staid these days, despite its sometimes conservative reputation.
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Sophie Sy, who recently launched the Senegalese brand BAAX, plans to open a tailoring school in Dakar next year.
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Ms. Biagiotti abandoned her plans to be an archaeologist in the early 19803s to join her mother's tailoring studio.
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Tailoring cancer treatment to the needs of the individual has grown in popularity and for good reason, Cramer said.
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The debt is evident in Mr. Tron's snaky jersey dresses and wool tweed jersey tailoring, but no less welcome.
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Known for its fine tailoring, Italy is also the birthplace of the Gingher 8-inch Knife Edge Dressmaker's Shears.
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And who'd be surprised to find a yard or two of gold chains under all that fine Italian tailoring?
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Another calls for tailoring regulation to a bank's risk profile and business model rather than to arbitrary asset thresholds.
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Designers flexed major draping and tailoring muscles — sophisticated upmarket techniques that fast-fashion brands will be hard-pressed to replicate.
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"We imagine teams building up their gyms and Pokéstops in certain ways and tailoring them to their tastes," he said.
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In 593, The Row — named after London tailoring mecca Savile Row — opened its second flagship store in New York City.
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But he is also keenly focused on tailoring the process to insulate his most vulnerable members from a constituent backlash.
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"My mummy told me I'm now too old to go to school," said Titi, who hopes instead to learn tailoring.
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Revolve Group looks to offer more options than a specialty store while tailoring to customers more than a department store.
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"Asset size should be only one among several relevant factors in a tailoring approach," he said in his prepared remarks.
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Although the heritage Italian brand's fine tailoring — and the suave, sophisticated spokesperson with a European accent — is very much present.
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Researchers want to understand them in hopes of identifying risks for cognitive decline and tailoring treatments to maximize brain function.
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Cain suggests taking extras such as tailoring fees, shoes, jewelry and a clutch into account when setting a spending limit.
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He learned tailoring and to play the violin and cornet, and in 1912, when he was 30, he was released.
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"We can see what's wrong with the social network, and start tailoring our quests to address those problems," Davis said.
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Investigators said Wester hid his actions from his superiors by tailoring his body camera recordings, violating the sheriff's office policies.
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One of Mallouk and Creative's trademarks is customization, tailoring each investor's portfolio to suit his or her preferences and situation.
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Perhaps more surprising, this description also fits, with some tailoring, the voters who have propelled the candidacy of Bernie Sanders.
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The show also includes a section titled "Tailleur & Flou," or tailoring and dressmaking, the traditional divisions within a couture house.
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There's also a salon for shoppers to get their nails done, and alterations and tailoring are available at the store.
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I've tried other performance suits that were great from a material standpoint but ultimately required tailoring for a good fit.
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On Tuesday, Federal Reserve chairman nominee Jerome Powell said he favors "tailoring" regulations to alleviate the burden on smaller banks.
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Thanks to Untuckit's sharp tailoring and classic color palettes, you can't really go wrong with any one of their shirts.
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Boned stays were sewn into men's coats during the same period to stiffen and support before the rise of tailoring.
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While expensive clothing might fit better off the rack, inexpensive clothes can appear just as sharp with some expert tailoring.
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In other words, he brings you into Dickinson's world — interior, exterior — rather than tailoring it to your 21st-century expectations.
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And he was early to the repurposing of vintage tailoring styles for a generation that had never worn a suit.
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As he often does, Mr. Powell said he favored tailoring regulations to reduce their burdens on business while maintaining effectiveness.
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There is grounding and a framework that comes from tailoring, in the shoulder and the way a jacket is cut.
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Bump It Up, for instance, advocates extending the lives of high-end, non-maternity garments — or, "civilian clothes" — and tailoring.
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With his Celine show, I hope to see some really good tailoring — that's been missing a lot from men's wear.
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She even borrowed a phrase from Mr. Powell, endorsing the idea of "tailoring" regulations to the size of the bank.
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Other steps include tailoring courses for corporations, which need to update the skills of their workers, or develop online courses.
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This Thursday trade thrives through technology: tightening the theme, throwing together the template, tweaking the terms, tailoring the textual tips.
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Whereas now we've grown, it's not just dresses it's tailoring, it's knitwear, it's a complete wardrobe plus accessories as well.
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With careful tailoring, the consumer might even be able prompted to change his or her behavior and do something different.
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Since the program's inception in 2017, more than 900 people in Kampala have been trained in tailoring, hairdressing and baking.
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The idea is that tailoring treatment to the patient's genotype, not to skin color or hair texture, would improve outcomes.
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The former was evident in the gray Edwardiana tailoring and pussy bows; the latter in the sweetheart-neckline chiffon dresses.
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But plenty can be done via a game of proportions and smart tailoring, styling tricks and knowing how to pose.
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In both he used drapery instead of tailoring, garments twisted and captured in motion, seemingly frozen in frenzied, balletic movement.
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Also, plenty of Hawaiian shirts slashed to the navel, snake-hipped merino tailoring and opulent jacquard Laura Ashley-style florals.
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The stylish midcentury men and women wear suits and dresses with exaggerated tailoring, donning brimmed hats and toting enviable accessories.
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In fact, Meghan Markle — Duchess of Sussex and Queen of Coats — owns not one, but six pieces from tailoring brand, Smythe.
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It allowed teachers to identify areas where students were falling behind and begin tailoring the lessons to meet individual students' needs.
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Di Maio puts on a good show for a young and inexperienced politician – and not just because of his fine tailoring.
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Millennials are accustomed to tailoring their world to their preferences, customising the music they listen to and the news they consume.
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Brioni, it's the tailoring... For us, it was this idea of using their know-how and their perfection of the products.
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"Tailoring your response to fit the friendship you two have will help ensure a positive reaction from your friend," he says.
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Various designers are softening the angles of sharp tailoring and swapping in skirts as the bottoms of the traditional two-piece.
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It's meant to be an additional way for browsing the screens one-handed, giving another option for tailoring your personal workflow.
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Spaceflight says it's been working on this stack for about two years now, tailoring it to all of the customers' needs.
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We've always been tailoring things and cutting things up, or taking dresses of mine and cutting them down to North's size.
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"We're tailoring creative specific to each of those events and it'll be the first year we've ever done that," Casalena said.
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Paris Haute Couture Week, a celebration of the one-of-a-kind styles that require meticulous tailoring, runs until July 5.
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The spokeswoman, Lori Lodes, said that the administration is tailoring its outreach message to people who are eligible to sign up.
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Walmart plans to keep next-day delivery costs low by tailoring the products it will offer based on local market demand.
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Between the hemming and the taking-everything-in-just-a-hair, you end up spending your summer wardrobe funds on tailoring.
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She liked clean lines and muted colors, precise tailoring and careful pintucks, with an aesthetic that tilted toward minimalism and function.
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Here's hoping we'll see plenty of Chung's signature tailoring, collars, and maybe even a decent loafer, at moderate high-street prices.
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The M.M.LaFleur Osborn Trench is an elevated take on the classic shape, with thoughtful tailoring and a wide range of sizes.
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Underscoring the property's textile pedigree, the hotel offers a custom-tailoring package with the nearby (very upscale) Santa Eulalia department store.
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Near the end of Europe's session Tuesday, Powell said that he favored "tailoring" regulations, to alleviate the burden on smaller banks.
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As soon as I got with Lauren, she really put me onto the tailoring game and how to up my closet.
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When he opened Bindle & Keep, a bespoke tailoring company in Brooklyn, Daniel Friedman expected to make suits for Wall Street types.
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Tailoring messages for African-American voters, men or gun enthusiasts would still be legal, as this rule would not govern content.
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They also gave Hollywood's finest the chance to show off their tailoring, giving celebrity and fashion junkies a chance to play.
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Abloh is a man of obsessions, but tailoring of the Diana school—simple, precise, and comfortable—is not one of them.
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Businesses of all sorts are beginning to use data in a whole new way, tailoring content and experiences to the individual.
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Maybe, but even the strongest-minded people can't avoid tailoring their words and actions to suit the exigencies of political campaigns.
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Tailoring scenes from "Vertigo" is a clever way to monkey with perception, and very much in the spirit of the movie.
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It is a gift she nurtured at John's Tailoring, her basement shop in a now-defunct mall in Kansas City, Kan.
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Prada, Jil Sander and Lemaire showed heavier roll-neck knits with their tailoring looks, which might not be practical come July.
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Also tailoring: In a symbol of control over her environment, everything Ms. Wright's character wears has been exactingly seamed to fit.
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"ISIS remains an adaptive and dangerous adversary, and is already tailoring its strategy to sustain operations amid mounting losses," he said.
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Think about how you're "tailoring your approach to them and making sure that you're the one who stands out," he said.
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China is tailoring the technology for developing markets that will need innovative and cost-effective solutions to meet their climate goals.
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"I was supposed to wear a different Gucci dress, but it needed tailoring, so I had to swap," she told PORTER.
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The Trump campaign is adept at rolling out new lines of merchandise, sometimes tailoring it to the latest social media outrage.
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Soft and supple leather was used for feminine skirts and dresses while big shoulders and masculine tailoring shaped coats and blazers.
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Soft and supple leather was used for feminine skirts and dresses while big shoulders and masculine tailoring shaped coats and blazers.
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"There are three people in the business who talk this language," he said, referring to the fine points of trouser tailoring.
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The rest is about tailoring, but you do need to have that element that lifts you up, away from your competitors.
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Linda G. Levy, president of The Fragrance Foundation, suggested you might want to think about tailoring the fragrance to your environment.
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Tailoring doesn't have to be crazy-expensive either—it can be as simple as taking something in an inch at the waist.
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Known for his gray flannel suits, traditional tailoring, constricted designs and strangely high-hemmed trousers, he is at once conservative and flamboyant.
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In each case, the curators did an excellent job tailoring the show to the unique location and mission of its host institution.
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Known for their exquisite craftsmanship and sharp tailoring, Catherine Walker & Co was Princess Diana's go-to designer for more than 16 years.
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As someone who has trouble finding pants long enough to fit their legs properly, I was enamored with the length and tailoring.
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In the years since, modernization of the suit and its tailoring methods have been highly influenced by designers working in the area.
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With JoJo I needed an extra day because of the tailoring, so we did JoJo in three days before the show began.
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But when it comes to research and analytics, gathering emotional responses could be huge to custom tailoring content and gaining important insights.
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Though the first use of fully automated tailoring will be for mass production, he foresees the technology becoming more specialised quite quickly.
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It would need tailoring to local sensitivities in individual countries, and to be made invulnerable to deliberate attempts to exploit its weaknesses.
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To charm millions of strangers simultaneously, Mr. Johnson hops among Vine, Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram, tailoring his persona to fit each platform.
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She said she has not found that "the tail wags the dog" — that filmmakers were tailoring their films to meets financing expectations.
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The Corduroy Chino is a perfect combination of British tailoring with a modern silhouette made of Italian corduroy and finished in Europe.
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Infant-directed speech is just one example of tailoring your communication style to a particular audience, which we do all the time.
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Yet her tailoring of narrative voices to personalities sometimes gums up the works: Louisa's prairie flatness rings true to an enervating fault.
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Sometimes they don't work; see Olivier Theyskens' decision to brighten his gothic tailoring with silk screens from Hans Bellmer's creepy Dolls series.
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They set her squarely apart from her sisters, suggestive in their comfortable fit and masculine tailoring of her restless desire for freedom.
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We brought them into greenhouses and laboratories, magnifying their inherent beauty, creating new hybrids and tailoring their features to our individual tastes.
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While in graduate school, however, he started tailoring and making shirts for fellow students to pay the bills, and demand grew fierce.
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Armed with these estimates, the campaign creates specific political messages, tailoring everything down to the color of the ad, for these people.
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The dress let Anderson's tailoring expertise shine, with everything from the draping to the subtle cap sleeves to the perfectly cropped hem.
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Exactly what each robot collects differs, as Knightscope leases its bots rather than selling them outright, tailoring each contract to customers' needs.
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On the other end of the spectrum, we saw a healthy dose of gender-defying pieces from designers flexing their tailoring muscles.
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Even when creating her latest collections of "not clothes," the elaborate methods of construction frequently draw on tailoring traditions and dressmaking tactics.
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Yet she spent years going through the dutiful routine of filling out job applications, carefully tailoring cover letters and setting up interviews.
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Facebook has said that tailoring ethnic preferences for advertisers is common in the industry, but critics say that response is not acceptable.
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This could mean tailoring a national message for a local audience, or being responsive to a particular moment that resonates with audiences.
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The label announced itself to the mainstream in a blast of controversial ugliness: thrift-shop style with atelier tailoring and boutique prices.
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Today everyone from Nike to Outdoor Voices uses this system, which Grayson said is especially helpful in tailoring product based on geographic region.
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But those kinds of spillover effects simply create a practical limitation on the effectiveness of local tailoring; they aren't an argument against it.
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Goldberg recommends more training for vets around providing long-term care for ill animals, and tailoring treatments to better fit the owner's needs.
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"I bought so many clothes over the years, especially vintage stuff and tried to rework it in tailoring to suit me," she shared.
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So that's how the optimize idea of tailoring products to exactly someone's situation, someone's skin, first came to my mind numerous years ago.
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We pretty much fell in love with Evan Rachel Wood's custom Altuzarra suit, with its sharp, tuxedo tailoring and oversized-pussy bow blouse.
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Zari's gender was a deliberate choice to promote girls' empowerment — an example of tailoring curricular goals to the needs of a particular country.
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And some of the tasks which engineers used to do, such as tailoring software for a client, can now be done by machines.
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Indochino's flexible and convenient approach to tailoring strips away the notion that custom-made clothes are reserved for fashion elitists or the wealthy.
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Waggoner, like Farris, cut her teeth as a lawyer in Washington state, and she believes in tailoring her language to her political adversaries.
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Janszen said tailoring pitches to venture capitalists and the wealthiest of investors typically requires entrepreneurs to adopt very particular and tedious marketing strategies.
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Many car companies would rather build their offerings to similar standards than precisely tailoring their vehicles to different emissions standards in different countries.
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But, enough is enough: These anxiety-inducing garments have eluded our closets (and racked up quite the tailoring bill) for far too long.
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Tailoring an idea to a specific locality is key—but the WHO breaks the public health approach to violence down into four steps.
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I start work at 9 today at the tailoring place, and I like to try to get there at least ten minutes early.
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Thanks to his sharp tailoring and roster of celebrity BFFs, Tom Ford has become one of the biggest designers in the fashion industry.
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The challenge is tailoring the message to conservative audiences in a way that emphasizes the long-term benefit of respectful language over dehumanization.
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Maria Sakkari wore it unaltered for her first two qualifying matches and has since worn it with the additional tailoring in two wins.
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So we oftentimes paired it with the classic tailoring you'd find in mariners' uniforms, like peacoats or a neat little suit or trouser.
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You can forgive this piece of bracket tailoring for Bellator finally making the Daley-Page fight it has teased for over a year.
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At school, educators can use tech gadgets and apps to speed up the learning process while tailoring their lessons to support each student.
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Candidates often try to appeal to different segments of the electorate by tailoring their policy prescriptions to fit the audience they are addressing.
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Expect plenty of Mr. Armani's signature tailoring, and gushing Italians in the audience breaking into applause at the sight of the evening wear.
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Or that Alessandro Michele purposefully presses creases into his tailoring at Gucci, an odd antecedent to the intentionally distressed appearance of the Incroyables.
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Cundey represents the seventh generation of his family at the heart of a business where the art of tailoring is taken very seriously.
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The silhouettes are deliberately ill-fitting, and the feminine tailoring — even for the men — lands somewhere between Comme des Garçons and Scooby-Doo.
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Cimino said the reports reflected "a massive amount of stakeholder input" and boded well for "keeping the drumbeat going" on tailoring Dodd-Frank.
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Scala Computing — Scala says it can deliver faster performance time for scientific and engineering applications by tailoring the computing environment for the application.
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Some, like former Vice President Joe Biden, are directly tailoring their campaign messaging to farmers dealing with the brunt of the trade war.
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This topper by AMI is evocative of old-school tailoring, but its relaxed shape and soft houndstooth wool give it a younger twist.
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" So, for an architect, he said, a restaurant is "somewhere between theater design, industrial design, bespoke tailoring and I don't know what else.
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And, too, men and women still need dress clothes, and tailoring isn't so easily done, or done well anyway, through a web browser.
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The designer has settled into a comfortable vocabulary that mixes bits from a hardier wardrobe (utility pockets, rubberized sneakers) with elegant, fluid tailoring.
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To her usual dolly frocks, she added more tailoring, suits done in her own style, which is to say, elaborately ribboned and bowed.
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Airing the facts of Trump's corrupt tailoring of foreign policy for personal financial gain beyond Ukraine might put a dent in that number.
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That means establishing routines that enable them to get through the day, tailoring their expectations in ways that minimize anxiety and unpleasant surprises.
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She is easily identified by a signature look, which includes her silver bob, and her penchant for bright red lipstick and crisp tailoring.
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Tailoring tools to particular agencies and applications would also allow for more mission-specific defenses that can be customized for a specific environment.
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What I see happening with them is that they're into the heritage aspect of what custom tailoring is, of what Savile Row was.
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Flo Living's primary tenet is something called "cycle-syncing," or tailoring your diet and exercise to the four phases of the menstrual cycle.
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"The role of Ross was like an off-the-rack suit that did not require any tailoring for Schwimmer to wear," Austerlitz writes.
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Ms. Singer said the outfit, with its sharp tailoring and lion embroidered on the back, was a nod to Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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We would talk about why he chose to photograph each look — the tailoring of a coat, the lapels, the color of the shoes.
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But that too changed after we told them how companies gathered the information that enables tailoring, such as following you on a website.
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The collection was about pairing street wear and tailoring, as in wearing a business shirt and tie on top with Bermuda shorts below.
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Skirts were spherical, tailoring was manipulated into bone-like shapes and house classics such as tartan and petticoats were given a darker edge.
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Backstage before Alexander McQueen, the designer Sarah Burton spoke of how elements of classic British tailoring are hard-wired into the house's identity.
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Organizers are tailoring their activism to fit their schools and deciding on what might rally the student body and fit with students' goals.
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Maybe American campaigns would have to be even less high-minded by tailoring pitches to voters who aren't necessarily paying attention to substantive issues.
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Just a few days ago, the Federal Reserve proposed tailoring capital and liquidity rules for banks with $100 billion to $250 billion in assets.
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" She also kept a folder of inspiration photos that largely featured "professional looks in which a sharp-shouldered tailoring anchored flowy, distinctly feminine separates.
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He showed that a real man could appreciate fine tailoring and state-of-the-art stereo gear, as well as wine, cuisine, and sex.
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"Never thought I'd see the day " she captioned a photo of her tailoring a wedding dress while a camera man, tagged MTV, filmed her.
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The promise of personalized medicine is to exploit the variations in our genome, tailoring treatments and assessing risk of disease based on specific genes.
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Yet Los Angeles, as it turns out, is where his singular mash-up of street wear, geek wear and Italian tailoring looks most natural.
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"Barring advertisers from tailoring their ads to discriminate against users on the basis of their protected characteristics is a necessary step," the senators wrote.
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You'll find sleek tailoring on all silhouettes — from oversized to cropped — at a much lower price point than you might imagine at first sight.
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It would also, for example, prevent officers from tailoring their reports to the footage so that any inconsistencies in their statements are not exposed.
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The next time you fall in love with a piece of clothing, consider how investing in tailoring will make you cherish it for longer.
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Balenciaga, who opened his Paris couture house in 227, was formally trained in tailoring, and it shows in the beautiful structuring of his silhouettes.
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Many have surmised that Donald Trump would have a heavy hand — and one filled with gold leaf — in tailoring the space to his tastes.
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Paul Smith For todays #TBT we're looking back to #Summer 73 where our men's show in Paris served up a rainbow of sharp tailoring.
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Google taking ownership of hardware design and tailoring software to components like processors probably has a lot to do with this general UI smoothness.
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"I'm a huge fan of Stella's tailoring and thought a suit would be a nice way to break up the dress story," explains Harris.
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"It is narrowly tailored to address a specific issue and that narrow tailoring makes it possible for it to pass Congress quickly," he said.
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He said the lab's capacity to analyze material behavior at the molecular level is important to eventually tailoring it to specific commercial applications. 2.
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While Nicholson's precise tailoring is typical of menswear, the tunic's hip-length hem is less traditional—at least on this side of the world.
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As such, studios have started thinking about ways to better appeal to the market, either through marketing strategies or specifically tailoring the films themselves.
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KYANGWALI, Uganda (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In western Uganda's Kyangwali refugee settlement, Tamari Mutesi teaches tailoring to young women who do not go to school.
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Sometimes it's more inspiring to see technology used in ways that seem to promise wider use, which Mr. Lagerfeld does in the tailoring section.
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"Now when I am drawing this map and we are discussing it, I can see why my tailoring shop didn't take off." she said.
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He set up a clothes-peddling business, adopted the name Montague Burton and then opened a tailoring store in Chesterfield, a northern industrial town.
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She worked from the basement of the house tailoring clothes to earn money, said a next-door neighbor, Nelline Baldwin, who is now 87.
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The Supreme Court has recently rebuked the EPA for several overreaching air quality rules such as the "tailoring," mercury and Clean Power Plan rules.
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Wednesday's installment on uniforms was particularly pungent, noting that special tailoring — zippers instead of buttons — boosted the cost of uniforms of already dubious value.
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There are some caveats to consider in the design of these tools, however, such as tailoring them to a specific country's needs, Duffus says.
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His clean designs — uniform-inspired tailoring, geometric knitwear and quirky prints — may appear serendipitous and offhand, but he painstakingly mines his inspirations for content.
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Part of this data-hoarding is to make Google's predictive services more accurate by tailoring suggestions (and advertisements) to your known interests and location.
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So it only makes sense that Yelp has been tailoring features specifically for the use case of Home Services with Request A Quote (RAQ).
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The growth of casualwear may entail some setbacks, with tailoring - usually items that are more expensive than sportswear - at risk of taking a hit.
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Several states are looking to use waivers to loosen Obamacare's rules as much as possible, while also tailoring the program to their residents' needs.
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Rather than take a one-size-fits-all approach, hospitals and health systems are tailoring their programs and initiatives to meet pressing community needs.
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The collection, his strongest yet, revealed remnants of Jeffrey's Scottish background (tartan and heavy knits) mixed with his peculiar yet masterful approach to tailoring.
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The custom Chanel two-piece set drew on themes from the brand's fall '19 collection in which feminine tailoring took on a winter's day.
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And so, he doubled down on strict tailoring for his show, which was held in a stifling tent set up in the Tuileries Garden.
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The detection of circulating tumor DNA may ultimately prove useful in selected settings, such as tailoring therapy for aggressive cancers that are rapidly mutating.
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The elegantly playful contrast of his clean tailoring with the single daisy pinned to his lapel was perfectly appropriate for the "TV Party" ringleader.
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Shop 1901Named for the year Nordstrom opened their first store, 1901 embodies combines old-school tailoring and American prep with updated prints and colors.
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Tailoring got a modern update at Proenza Schouler as Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough reconsidered the '80s-era power suit for the 21st century.
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Hence there was a focus on opposites: distressed jeans and sculpted tailoring, prim blouses and wide culottes, intricate floral lace and tough leather bustiers.
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The clothes — which ranged from neat outerwear to pared-back tailoring — were also loaded with discretely luxurious details borrowed from the house's equestrian heritage.
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It involves assessing every aspect of the land — moisture, habitat, vegetation, presence of invasive species — and tailoring the fires to suit a specific purpose.
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As far as his role as a team leader, Marshall said he could have done a better job tailoring the tone of his messages.
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The groom, 32, is a founder of Label, a luxury custom clothing brand, and Alteration Specialists, a full-service tailoring company, both in Manhattan.
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Lowering the enhanced oversight threshold, ensuring that the bill covers foreign banks and modifying the tailoring provision would be an appropriate place to start.
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Stevens is adept at tailoring his offenses to his personnel, and Horford's skills in the post have helped his teammates to play more efficiently.
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That is something Margot Vaaderpass is also looking at when making tops, coats, trousers and skirts using pineapple leather, biodegradable buttons and knitted tailoring.
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They're tailoring their communications — typically sensational comments or images — to a specific audience and their fans to garner a constant stream of mainstream attention.
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A federal appeals court hit pause on that order, but Trump is tailoring a new one, and he doesn't expect to need help from Congress.
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WeChat has succeeded extremely well in tailoring the app experience toward the target group while offering services on top that make it essential to everyone.
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As you can see by the ahead #OOTDs, Ho has become known for tailoring beautiful items in luxurious fabrics that are perfect for everyday wear.
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Touching on some of brand's signatures, the Re-Edition Collection includes custom-developed fabrics, archival prints, tie-dye, pleating, fringe, innovative knitwear, and modern tailoring.
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Dawson wore a custom tux for the ceremony and reception which he designed with Aaron McGill of Fior Bespoke and Only One Tailoring in Nashville.
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Caroline Rush, the chief executive of the British Fashion Council, praised Mr. Lagrange's ability to join the dots across multiple facets of the tailoring business.
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The example comes to mind of Guglielmo Miani, the chief executive of Larusmiani, a tailoring and textile company founded in the 1920s by his grandfather.
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The era saw knee-length skirts, turtleneck sweaters, and razor-sharp tailoring take the relationship between masculine and feminine dressing to a whole new level.
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" "The fact that race-consciousness played a role in only a small portion of admissions decisions," Kennedy wrote, "should be a hallmark of narrow tailoring.
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"I saw my mom and grandma making dresses, or my dad tailoring pieces — that 'do it yourself' spirit was very current for me," Maczek explains.
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In other words: the workforce for specialized factory work is aging, so somebody's got to carry on the art of master tailoring and intricate embroidery.
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Amazon has applied for a patent for tailoring its fulfillment centers for a future where drones are delivering items to people's doorsteps in urban areas.
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"Putting these three organizations with different political objectives, tactics and techniques into the same basket ... causes the failure of tailoring specific counter strategies," he said.
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This latest batch from Thakoon offers its signature mix of masculine and feminine influences, including lace embroidery and ruffled hemlines with pinstripes and clean tailoring.
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With Harman, Baidu will focus on tailoring DuerOS for automotive use cases, with speech recognition and natural language process capabilities in both English and Mandarin.
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Celebrated for his mastery of cut, fit and tailoring, of innovative forms and materials, Alaïa designed by draping and working directly around the human frame.
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McCartney, known for her sharp tailoring and for mixing luxury and sporty looks, also presented light polka-dot and printed pleated dresses and loose trousers.
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Models wore printed silky flowing skirts, chunky knits, belted or with a high neck, check coats - inspired by male tailoring - and buttoned blazers as dresses.
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Herein lies Amazon's huge advantage: It's got the funds and the talent to develop robots in-house, tailoring each to solve problems specific to Amazon.
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"Every sound or instrumental or piece of music I make for these guests is like a dress, like I'm tailoring something for them," he says.
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"Companies are tailoring their responses to each disaster to ensure they are supporting the communities in need," said Chamber of Commerce Foundation spokesman Marc DeCourcey.
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For instance, one study found that tailoring counseling sessions to drinking motives decreased consumption in young women, although there was no significant decrease in men.
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He was a model and actor in Bollywood before going on to learn the tailoring trade in Japan, Italy, London, Hong Kong and New York.
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"Everything we're doing is about tailoring, investment, clothes that anyone can wear," the founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Gentleman's Journal told Business Insider.
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Mr. Joarder, who lived in the Dubail Bazar area in the jurisdiction of the Gopalpur police station, owned a tailoring shop nearby, Mr. Jalil said.
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"We discuss each little detail, from the tailoring, to the jewelry, all the way down to the perfect shoe to complement each look," Toybina says.
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It's a similar story for Tommy Hilfiger, which signed Rafael Nadal as global brand ambassador of its underwear, tailoring and TH Bold fragrance in August.
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Jerome Powell, picked by President Donald Trump to lead the Federal Reserve, said Tuesday he favors "tailoring" regulations to alleviate the burden on smaller banks.
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Shapely tailoring features circular cut-outs and dramatic ties, as well as sheer drawstrings in white linen that cinch and gather fabric to elegant effect.
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Doe eventually graduated with a degree in electrical engineering and moved to Saudi Arabia, where his family owned a construction company and a tailoring shop.
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But the scandal has many questioning the propriety of Facebook's business model, which relies heavily on tailoring ads to users based on their personal information.
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The bustling fair still has plenty of Italian tailoring, but new pavilions have sprung up like mushrooms to cater to any and all variegated tastes.
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"But it really was Poole that started the actual exodus to the one street of tailoring by… opening his stores in 1846 here," Cundey added.
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The company says it provides an AI-powered content-editing platform to guide marketers in tailoring a range of content elements, including words and images.
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To Chloé's well-established formula of flou, she added tomboy tailoring, sportswear, slick coats and a litany of oddly desirable ponchos as unexpectedly practical outerwear.
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People are discussing lots of things besides elegance and tailoring but, on one level, she was also right: There was barely a hoodie in sight.
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In a nod to its history, the space where shirt-makers took once took measurements for cotton-guild members offers bespoke tailoring services on request.
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Now he appears to be changing his approach, current and former American intelligence officials say, tailoring it to his reading of one man: Mr. Trump.
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For a while I've wanted to fuse the idea of street wear with tailoring in a way that injects a fresh silhouette into men's wear.
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He never had time to give her the tailoring lessons he promised, and they lived on the edge of town, far away from her mother.
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From leaving room in your budget for tailoring to reading up on your school's dress code — here is how you can find the perfect dress.
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We build a broken system and then ask people to try to fit into the system instead of tailoring a system around people's actual needs.
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There he inspected several new pieces created for the Boss Stretch Tailoring campaign, which Mr. Joshua began endorsing about a year and a half ago.
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One of the organization's newest projects is the Male Boutique, which provides styling and tailoring to men for whom such an experience is usually unimaginable.
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The collection was reminiscent of the 1940s with its sleek tailoring and silhouettes but the '70s influences were evident in the retro motifs used throughout.
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Mr. Browne suggests people stick with high-quality goods, things that will last a long time through repeated wearing, and to consider tailoring when possible.
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"There's no one else that does what he does," she said, referring to his emphasis on classic tailoring with a twist and extreme interior construction.
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The convent was "not an orphanage," Reyes writes, but a workhouse where the girls toiled for 10 hours a day doing embroidery, tailoring and laundry.
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Any of the tailoring or underwear or things that aren't necessarily part of her vernacular she still managed to create something that felt very her.
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As men retreat from tailoring at every turn, this sense of humor, experimentation and breeziness is almost certainly the only way to hold the fort.
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There will be other products coming down the pike that will increase the company's focus on tailoring its offerings to meet performance needs, says Lombardi.
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Why not talk about Labour MP Andy Burnham's love of Armani suits and Jaeger clothing or David Cameron's penchant for £3,500 Savile Row tailoring?
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Tailoring regulations, not one-size-fits-all, is a sound step towards a stronger financial system and an environment that encourages lending and capital formation.
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Awareness of genetic variants that affect an individual's response to certain drugs is also important in tailoring treatment and conducting clinical trials, the researchers note.
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Mr. Magugu's namesake label, distinguished by its structured dresses and sharp tailoring, was founded in 2016, and all products are designed and manufactured in Johannesburg.
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City-slicker tailoring came in traditional suiting prints such as Prince of Wales check and pinstripe, but blazers and skirts were rendered with absurd proportions.
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There was duchesse satin tailoring, diaphanous trousers and, every now and then, a dramatic metallic and tulle cocktail number that Rogers has become known for.
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She did it with angora knits and cloudlike skirts and elegantly understated jersey tailoring, along with her familiar starry, starry sky embroidered fairy tale gowns.
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With all the smart fabrics and ingenious tailoring available in clothes today, you can find pajama-level comfort without looking like you're, well, wearing pajamas.
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Mr. Day himself is the model in Gucci's new tailoring ad campaign, shot on the streets of Harlem, where he met Mr. Michele at last.
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Central to the collection was tailoring made from British fabrics, which Burton draped with silver chains and swaths of fabric, and later described as armor.
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In addition to tailoring its aircraft, Airbus gave Qantas more time to decide whether it would confirm an order for the jets, the airline said.
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But there are innovations to anti-harassment programs that have seen some results, Martin says — namely in bystander training and tailoring programs to specific workplaces.
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Clinton, who admits she does not have the natural oratory skills of her husband or President Obama, has been tailoring her voice and tone for years.
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He was dressed by Dockers for the event but was sporting multicolored Valentino sneakers and said that, of late, he's been gravitating to Dior Homme tailoring.
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Taking a look at some of these recent searches can be helpful in tailoring your profile to include keywords that you want to be aligned with.
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It will be a proof of concept that scientists can design and implement genome-wide changes, tailoring microorganisms in major ways for further engineering and study.
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Tailoring their messages while not dampening liberal energy could help Democrats in Rust Belt districts, suburban districts , and in Republican-held districts carried by Hillary Clinton.
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LimeBike, he explained, is aiming at being a good partner with cities and schools, tailoring their bikes and programs to fit the needs of different locations.
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There, they discovered Green Malata's reusable sanitary tailoring program and decided to spend time with the people who make the pads and the girls using them.
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On the other hand, you do get plenty of flexibility when it comes to tailoring your Twitter feed and picking which tweets and accounts are visible.
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Police said Joarder was inside his tailoring shop in Tangail on Saturday when at least two assailants drove up on motorbikes and attacked him with machetes.
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Veeva, a cloud-based solution for the life sciences industry, fills a much-needed technology space by tailoring data services specifically to big pharma and biotech.
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The 25-year-old singer appears in an artistic new campaign for Gucci Men's Tailoring, filmed in an old-timey style amid a serene musical backdrop.
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There's a reason why we talk about tailoring and personalizing your message—because hiring managers, surprisingly, can tell when they're just another application in your pile.
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Additionally, Macy created a made-to-measure clothing operation that produced clothes onsite, essentially instituting the common practice of offering tailoring services at major department stores.
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When you first sign up for YouTube Music, it'll ask you to pick a handful of artists that you like, and the tailoring process will begin.
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There were cinching of the waistlines in flared trousers, checked suiting with shimmering, classic tailoring with a side of bedazzle (that's fashion speech for Swarovski crystals).
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The navy suit was designed by the late Nudie Cohn, who was famous for tailoring unique embroidered suits for everyone from Elvis Presley to Elton John.
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Niantic's Pokémon GO was inarguably a master stroke in terms of tailoring software to a hardware platform — using the phone's camera and GPS to brilliant effect.
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"This molecular blueprint of a Parmesan's chemosensory signature… opens new avenues for a more scientifically directed taste improvement of cheese by tailoring manufacturing parameters," they say.
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I get lost in fabric really easily and tailoring has become so important to really feel like your clothing is meant to be worn by you.
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McDonald's will have to focus on winning back public support and tailoring its food to local flavors, while preserving some of its Western appeal, Friend said.
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Its key difference is focusing on Nollywood movies, but iROKO is also focusing on tailoring its tech platform for the needs of mobile users in Africa.
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Major upgrades include on-site tailoring and alterations, complimentary internet access, mobile check-out kiosks throughout the store, and more-than-spacious, gender-neutral dressing rooms.
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Though it still has some interesting tricks, like tailoring responses based on the system's attempts to determine age, gender and emotional responses based on visual data.
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With nearly a third of Hispanics statewide registered with no party affiliation, both parties are tailoring their message to reach all possible subsets of the community.
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But this identity wasn't about the Medusa, other than being an ode to a strong woman — hence the flat shoes, the sharp tailoring and the energy.
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As the case proceeds and the standard of proof rises, the arc of a case is often a matter of prosecutors tailoring those early claims down.
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With a thick material and a side zipper, the Foster pants smooth and streamline your shape, but balance out the close tailoring with slightly wider legs.
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That attention to detail shows in each of the brand's well-crafted styles, many of which belie a certain understated femininity despite the masculine-inspired tailoring.
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One common mistake that Russell often sees in his field research is the habit of tailoring search terms so that they point to a specific result.
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Perhaps we really enjoy the great customer service, on top of perks like free shipping all year round, in-store tailoring, and its free rewards program.
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It flew her back to Senegal in January last year and gave her more than $1,000 to start a tailoring business in the seaside capital Dakar.
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Scrolling through King and Smith's Instagram feed in chronological order, you can see the couple become better at tailoring the images to what their followers want.
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So we turned to two experts: gown designer and construction expert Rebecca Schoneveld of Rebecca Schoneveld Designs; and tailor Amanda Madden of AMadden Tailoring and Embroidery.
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Together, the FIT alums created designs that boasted classic European tailoring melded with modern ergonomic design and eclectic inspiration from Japanese kimonos to African ankara prints.
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He actively blames them for tailoring the executive order to pass judicial muster — only for him to discover that it still wasn't a slam-dunk case.
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A hearty list of fast food companies are tailoring their menus with lamb options to rope in Millennial and Generation Z customers with more adventurous tastes.
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While keeping the same basic template, set yourself apart from the pack by tailoring your skills, experience, and interests to every single job you apply for.
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The process can still be taxing: tailoring your resume to the job opening , preparing for multiple rounds of interviews and then (hopefully) there's the negotiation process.
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Women candidates were more than aware of this expectation, tailoring their speeches and rollouts to highlight their experience, policy bona fides, and track record of winning.
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Though the brand has a firm grounding in classic Italian and British tailoring, and Dilan has long been fascinated with Martin Margiela, neither sibling studied fashion.
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This "Hamlet" is set not in Denmark, but somewhere that looks like contemporary West Africa, filled with colorful Batik prints, razor-sharp tailoring and Yoruba drumming.
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Antonio De Matteis, the chief executive, beelined to a back room to show off a new collection: KNT (Kiton New Textures), where athleisure meets Italian tailoring.
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At a time when baggy tailoring was the prevailing aesthetic in men's wear, a relative newcomer made a case for a precisely crafted razor-slim silhouette.
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Portugal's Calvelex, which supplies Aquascutum with tailoring for raincoats, jackets, coats, skirts and trousers, filed a lawsuit against the Chinese group in Hong Kong on Jan.
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Portugal's Calvelex, which supplies Aquascutum with tailoring for raincoats, jackets, coats, skirts and trousers, filed a lawsuit against the Chinese group in Hong Kong on Jan.
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More worrying is the possibility that lesser-known candidates would compensate for the loss of paid exposure by tailoring their messaging more aggressively for viral spread.
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There are many restaurant reviews which can be searched by cuisine, thereby tailoring the activity to a student's country of origin or food that is familiar.
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Sen Sakana occupies an old pizzeria, a former barber shop and a onetime tailoring shop on West 44th Street, down the block from the Algonquin Hotel.
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The duo continued to redefine the Jil Sander man with a runway show that artfully combined the brand's signature ascetic tailoring with the couple's softer touches.
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The new center will coordinate all cancer therapeutics and comes as scientific advances in diagnostics allow for greater tailoring of drugs to an individual's genetic profile.
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The quality of local news broadcasts on national topics varies, but some broadcast chains are putting significant resources into tailoring national news to a local audience.
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Part of that will certainly involve tailoring products especially to new consumers, who may not have been willing to try out cannabis when it wasn't legal.
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We have slowly been working on a full length and demoing a bunch of songs and really tailoring what we want the next thing to be.
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The men's store will also include a "clubhouse" for cocktails, a coffee bar, on-site alterations and tailoring, and a stand for shoe shining, Frossmo said.
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Though she was a good student, she was too concerned with making ends meet to study further and went on to open a successful tailoring business.
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Shaheen also rescues girls and helps rehabilitate them, teaching them skills like tailoring, applying henna or how to use computers, all to help them become financially independent.
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We've been asked not to mention the name of the tailoring & alteration company but a huge number of stylists use this shop, so the employees have context.
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" He added: "We also really wanted to highlight our tailoring capabilities and show that we actually cut clothes really well, so we kept the color semi-neutral.
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" Kardashian West went on to explain that although she was definitely tailoring the shower to fit her needs, the celebration would be "more beneficial for my kids.
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In a statement, Yahoo suggested that most people just use Groups for emailing anyway: We are tailoring Groups' features to match the preferences of our Groups members.
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But she understands the ebb and flow of the game and what players want, perfectly, tailoring luxury environments and recruiting fresh meat to keep the regulars satisfied.
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And like Bastion, the core gameplay in Way of the Passive Fist works well for me, so the tailoring simply helps me have the best possible experience.
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Despite the exotic set, this couture collection (Chiuri's second since joining Dior last summer) was surprisingly muted, with a focus on tailoring and masculine fabrics and colors.
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In tailoring its services to a customer's unique circumstances, it provides something of value and raises the cost of switching, earning itself room to charge a premium.
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Earlier this week, reports emerged that Google was working on tailoring its search and news apps for China in order to comply with the country's censorship laws.
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Given the prevalence of smart assistant-driven hardware, it seems safe to assume that more media outlets will be tailoring content to this voice-only input method.
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Tailoring the offer and including these kinds of personal gestures can be incredibly powerful in the hands of a founder who is sincere and genuine about them.
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I enjoy the role that I play on the team and I try to excel at tailoring my skills to the needs of each artist and producer.
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Standing by her side was boyfriend Reuben Selby, who wore a white jacket with similar tailoring as well as a white shirt, white pants and black boots.
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Who made the original piece is still disputed, but some believe a Japanese tailor in Honolulu used kimono-inspired prints, silks, and tailoring to create the top.
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He fused luxury bespoke tailoring and hippie florals and silks, and his clashing palettes, metallics and Lurex became wardrobe staples for male as well as female clients.
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Burton offset the balance by playing with masculine tailoring — deconstructing tuxedo jackets, for example, so that the lapels were slung over the chest like Miss World sashes.
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Like her, the map helped Jaya Bharati open her tailoring shop in a neighborhood with schools and hostels to meet a steady demand for uniforms and clothes.
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From childhood, fashion, embroidery and tailoring were embedded in my DNA and I always strove to create beauty, whether it was in design or in my art.
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With a bit more tailoring, there could be management of those particulates, high in the stratosphere, that have a volcano-like capacity to cool things a bit.
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Before the lights dimmed at the Carlos Campos show, a male guest commented loudly on Ms. Cooper's look, offering unsolicited thoughts on the quality of the tailoring.
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"The concept keeps the focus on the product, it's a discreet luxury that is really based on the tailoring and fabric," he told CNBC via e-mail.
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The indifference to the history and importance of the Cooper Hewitt's mirrors and frames is not even mitigated by attention to Mr. Browne's own work in tailoring.
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With help from his father's tailoring shop and government scholarships, Yedla attended the National Institution of Fashion Technology and started working in the garment industry soon after.
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By freeing users from the confines of tailoring all their posts for one audience, Hogeg hopes they will share more things as they flesh out different personas.
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That included rolling his blazer sleeves, tailoring the legs of his trousers to narrower proportions and migrating toward a muted palette from which he has seldom strayed.
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True, Kim Jones at Dior demonstrated once again his cool mastery of the tailoring that has always been at the core of this most traditional of labels.
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His is the art and craft not just of tightening an instrument's screws, but also of subtly tailoring its mechanisms to an expert player's strengths and weaknesses.
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In 2002 a number of Yves Saint Laurent's former couture staff joined Alaïa after Mr. Saint Laurent's retirement, including the heads of the tailoring and dressmaking ateliers.
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In Ta's early collections, the Asai woman wore mostly bright, slinky patchwork dresses, but recently he's introduced a more structured silhouette, too, with tailoring in vibrant prints.
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Perhaps it's a sign of the times when Milanese designers who are known for their classic tailoring and older clientele begin to look to the younger generation.
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Democrats, aware of the risks of a backlash by voters against the impeachment process, have been monitoring public opinion vigilantly and tailoring their message and strategy accordingly.
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Tailoring is not dead, the chore coat reigns, and men's wear has entered a new golden age, says a group of insiders reviewing the year gone by.
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And Bloomberg has been advertising heavily in Super Tuesday states for months now, specifically tailoring his message to appeal to black voters in states like North Carolina.
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Herriman's grandfather George became a successful tailor with a shop in the heart of the French Quarter; his son, George Jr., followed him into the tailoring business.
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The Salvation Army, an international Christian charity, runs a number of refuges and said it was tailoring support for male slavery victims - including building and gardening projects.
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After "Body Modification," Scott designed an all-black collection, inspired by plastic garbage bags, and an all-white show, titled "Rich White Women," which featured freakish tailoring.
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My #BoJoOOTD (Boris Johnson Outfit of the Day, pronounced &apos"bo-joot-ed") will also be snug, but there will be zero elements of style or tailoring.
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S.85033's tailoring provision would give Wells Fargo, Goldman Sach and their big-bank counterparts a powerful basis on which to challenge enhanced oversight in court.
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She said Homeland Security is focused on tailoring threat information to specific sectors and moving towards a model that addresses critical functions of operations across critical infrastructure.
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Chemists have more than a century of experience in making ingenious use of specific raw materials and in tailoring chemical substances to narrow specifications for desirable products.
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A diversity of spaces, experts say, is more productive, and the new concept is called "activity-based workplace design," tailoring spaces for the kind of work done.
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The disparities illustrate the difficulty in tailoring tax cuts for two of the blue-collar industries that Mr. Trump frequently promises to invigorate through economic policy changes.
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PARIS At his first stand-alone men's wear show for Celine, Hedi Slimane delivered a very Hedi collection that featured New Wave tailoring with a rock edge.
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Consider your friend's "love language" As you're deciding to make a move, Patrick recommends tailoring it to what you already know about your friend — what do they like?
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The free program includes communication skills, problem-solving skills and English training as well as beauty skills, barbering for men, basic mobile phone maintenance and sewing and tailoring.
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During interviews with caucus-goers, Iowans again and again say they're focused on the idea of defeating Trump and are tailoring their choice with that goal in mind.
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A system for producing custom-made iterations of natural phages would mean quick tailoring to particular pathogens and would remove the expense of storing massive stocks of phage.
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"I wish people knew that bespoke tailoring is a traditional craft, and that every suit is the result of around 50-60 hours hand work," Sargent tells me.
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Unlike the bigger textile factories along the border with China, which send their output to global markets under "Made in China" labels, Pyongyang's tailoring businesses cater to locals.
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With individuality at its heart, Bleach London was always going to nail bespoke beauty, but it isn't just the more DIY brands tailoring their products to unique customers.
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Featuring T-shirts, oversized tailoring, feminine dresses, covetable corduroy (the fashion comeback of 2017), and a selection of boots that we can't wait to get our feet in.
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For any Android device maker, the cost of tailoring the operating system to any particular hardware configuration drops dramatically if that setup matches Google's choices with the Pixel.
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This month, Oath updated its privacy policies, which grants the company the right to scan your AOL and Yahoo email for the purposes of tailoring ads for users.
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At the two RedFarms, Joe Ng cooks with originality and verve, but the recurring sweetness in the dishes betrays a tailoring of his ideas for perceived American tastes.
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Two, customers continue to rely on malls to access services such as nail salons, for purchases that require customization, such as the tailoring of garments, and for entertainment.
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DeepMind decided to run the test this way to ensure that players aren't tailoring their strategies specifically for AlphaStar; instead, they want StarCraft II users to play normally.
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That was the magic of Jenna Lyons' J.Crew: It was Italian craftsmanship and British tailoring and a Fashion Week stamp of approval, but available at your local mall.
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But in his first album in seven years he's clearly tailoring lyrics to that destiny, and that is an aesthetic choice, apt and sometimes droll but also limiting.
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This would mean spending more and tailoring policies to them; however, the absence of conservatives from their own ranks would mean less willingness and ability to do so.
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This brings to drivers with more modest budgets the kind of individual tailoring of vehicles hitherto restricted to the luxury limousines and sports cars of the super-rich.
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They sensed that while party leaders might want more black faces, the party was less interested in tailoring conservative messages to address the racial identity of black voters.
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Regarding Powell, he said current regulations on the financials sector are "tough enough," adding he supports the "tailoring" of some regulations to ease the burden on small banks.
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It is a slouchier take on what the label once was, still with a mix of tailoring and American sportswear, but with more cross-pollination between the two.
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Fed Chair nominee Jerome Powell had a confirmation hearing on Tuesday, where he said that he favors "tailoring" regulations in order to alleviate the burden on smaller banks.
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Pandora Media became a powerhouse in online music primarily by doing one thing: tailoring song after song to the tastes of its listeners, along with the occasional ad.
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Some luxury labels on the site, including Henning, a tailoring line, and Baacal, a sustainably made line designed by Cynthia Vincent, were introduced exclusively as plus-size lines.
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Three years ago, about to be evicted from the tailoring and dressmaking shop founded by her husband, a fellow survivor who died in 1990, she briefly considered retirement.
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That law and others offer valuable lessons today, illustrating the importance of focusing on specific issues — in this case, transparency in credit decisions — and tailoring their solutions accordingly.
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That's why social media and mainstream news outlets are invested in promoting it; they can both fuel and produce desires by tailoring their content to suit individual tastes.
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Jimmy Fallon has made a career out of tailoring his televised antics for optimal sharing on smaller screens, gaining 20 million YouTube subscribers for his often-viral efforts.
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With covert action not an option, I instead opted for an open conversation about whether a store more interested in tailoring than athleisure could thrive in this marketplace.
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He taught me about nice fabrics and traditional tailoring and he always seems to know everything — the best tweed and the best cotton, so I learn from him.
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He has been concerned, rightly so, about tailoring a response that imposes costs on Russia and acts as a deterrent to further Russian attacks without escalating a cyberwar.
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After a very brief 10-day interlude of in-your-face bluster draped in Loro Piana tailoring courtesy of Anthony Scaramucci's showmanship, which replaced Mike Dubke's — well, what?
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Oversize, diamanté-encrusted ties fastened exaggerated shirts while tailoring came with crystal embellishments, and gold chains baring the word "Area" in several languages were draped across the body.
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Now, the alarming trend is prompting concerns that some companies are taking direct aim at teenagers by tailoring and marketing e-cigarettes and vaping products to younger users.
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For the past 50 years the firm's mission has been to put clients first, tailoring services to what works best for their unique individual, family or institutional needs.
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It's also planning to grow a concept known as Nordstrom Local, which is centered around experiences like manicures and pedicures, on-site tailoring, and helping speed online orders.
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Upon hearing that I'm a journalist, the workers eye me suspiciously and shield their work protectively until reassured by Yewande Animashawun, the premiere (head) of the tailoring workroom.
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Before, as head of Louis Vuitton men, he brought streetwear to the world of high fashion and then reinvigorated the art of tailoring for a more modern audience.
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The show opened with a suite of pinstripe gray flannel tailoring before blooming into a dusky-hued display of photographic prints of flowers from Van Noten's own garden.
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This neat tailoring trick was adopted by fashionable French aristocrats (who called it a cravat), and the bow tie quickly gained popularity in 18th and 19th century France.
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Future autonomous car in-vehicle services could also make use of the tech, tailoring display and delivery of info on in-car displays and modifying environment controls, for instance.
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"The Paris-based, Italian couturier has designed a limited edition line of party dresses for his Valli girls, and, in a first, tailoring for Valli boys," the website teases.
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" "Brands are already taking the lead in engaging conversational experiences are tailoring their bot personas to directly reflect their target audience for the best chance of retention and engagement.
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Kenyans may be more inclined to watch The Real Househelps of Kawangware than the Real Housewives of Atlanta, but is successful localisation as simple as just tailoring your content?
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These studies show that tailoring messages and tactics to personality traits such as openness or neuroticism increased voter turnout — which is the way Cambridge Analytica advised the Trump campaign.
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The men looked like their slightly more plainly attired compatriots, in bomber jackets, parkas and English-inspired tailoring, though their jeans, unlike the women's, were actually rolled and cuffed.
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The 31-year-old designer presented his first collection to the public in 2005 at the age of 20 without any formal schooling in design, tailoring, or pattern making.
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KS: I think what's interesting is seeing how each group is really tailoring its practice to be more impactful or affective or coherent with the institution that they're challenging.
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Villanelle, by contrast, has a fancy flat in Paris and a killer wardrobe that veers from pretty brocade tailoring to pussy bow blouses to that voluminous Molly Goddard dress.
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This tailoring is the reason why when you begin typing a name like "Jeff," Facebook predicts you're looking to search for someone you know rather than, say, Jeff Bezos.
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ICBA has advocated for a tiered system of regulations that treat smaller banks differently than global financial behemoths, tailoring regulations to a bank's size, business model, complexity and risk.
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What it means: As consumers spend more and more time on their mobile devices, media companies are tailoring content to be consumed on smaller screens and on the go.
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It will, apparently, allow each "tribe" to create content that will be delivered across multiple platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat), while automatically tailoring headlines, images, and layout to individual consumers.
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The four main classes — Assault, Medic, Support, and Scout — are still present, but there's a deep set of options (skill trees included) for tailoring each one in different ways.
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She built herself a pretty sustainable tailoring business, which she ran from her teens 'til her early twenties, but was forced to close it down in favor of marriage.
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The Untapped $140 Trillion Innovation For Jobs Market At this size, tailoring better ways for people to earn their livelihood would be the single largest market in the world.
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Several tailors operate in the same alley, and many of their signs simply say "Gents Tailoring" in identical blue letters (with the proprietor's name in much smaller black ones).
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The Italian tailoring house Kiton, just about the fanciest non-Savile Row suit-maker in the world, charges nearly $8,500 for an off-the-rack number at Neiman Marcus.
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A crucial initiative is improving its News Feed, tailoring it more precisely to the needs and interests of its users, based on how long people spend reading particular posts.
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The former "rebel wives" and other women who have joined them teach tailoring, craft-making, farming and business skills to a new generation of teen mothers in surrounding areas.
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Situated in London's Mayfair – a part of the city well known for its high-end stores and gourmet restaurants – the street has been associated with bespoke tailoring for centuries.
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It is tailoring investment projects to suit the impoverished country and assuming an influential position as mediator in peace talks between rival ethnic groups and the government this month.
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He is at play with the finer points of silhouette, shrinking his tailoring, considering how to expand upon (as it were) Vetements's oversize silhouettes of the last several seasons.
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Her collections run to the realistic rather than the fantastic, but they are filled with appealing items: elegant long coats, no-nonsense midlength skirts, smart denim and gaucho tailoring.
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Basics like getting your resume updated, letting recruiters know you are open to opportunities on LinkedIn, and tailoring your cover letter to each job you apply for are key.
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In 2018, her most interesting work (to my mind) focused on the platforms' algorithms — how social media's tool for personally tailoring content to individual users has bred political extremism.
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They came for men, along with neat structured tailoring and narrow trousers, pinstriped suits with contrast piping, and cross-body chains slinging umbrellas instead of swords across the back.
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Great role models are Audrey Hepburn, because of her slight frame, and Jane Birkin and her daughter Lou Doillon, because of how they use men's wear and tailoring. 2.
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Suitsupply has 19 stores in North America and six more opening before the end of the year, each offering in-house tailoring with most procedures done while you wait.
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But even there, among tonal tailoring and naval overcoats, were novelty sweaters with a scattering of patches — they, a brand representative whispered, typically are the first to sell out.
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He designed less in imitation than in homage, taking the broad strokes of Mr. Lang's oeuvre — sharp tailoring, outerwear, slinky long dresses — and recasting them in his own image.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Sleek double-breasted suits, luxurious patterns and silky fabrics mingled to celebrate tailoring in a timeless menswear collection at the Christian Dior catwalk in Paris on Friday.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Sleek double-breasted suits, luxurious patterns and silky fabrics mingled to celebrate tailoring in a timeless menswear collection at the Christian Dior catwalk in Paris on Friday.
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As digitally native consumers become targets for nonprofits, GoFundMe sees an opportunity in taking the tools and services it originally built for individuals and tailoring them to these groups.
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Smaller than its peers on nearby Savile Row, Meyer & Mortimer is nevertheless renowned in the world of British custom tailoring for creating military and ceremonial attire since the 1790s.
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Now in his third season at Burberry, Riccardo Tisci sent out a robust coed collection that ran the gamut of traditional tailoring, sportswear-inflected streetwear and Victoriana evening wear.
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If there was a common thread it was a '19803s sensibility; velvet tailoring, flounced dresses and disco sequins read like a roll call of the decade's greatest fashion hits.
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Fast developing countries such as China and India have been a focus for Mondelez over the last few years, with the company tailoring products and marketing to local regions.
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In his first sustainable collection, he combined his signature design motifs (colorful tartans, experimental tailoring and rugby-inspired separates) with equine and Teddy Boy references from his Scottish heritage.
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But it wasn't a consumer facing solution, so much as a way to make sure that hardware and software developers were tailoring their technology to the company's mobile operating system.
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It also works with offline travel agents to help them offer services, such as tailoring a trip, to customers as they do when they walk into their offices in person.
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Singulato plans to redesign the car, tailoring it to local tastes to come up with a model by early 22 that is more affordable and offers a longer driving range.
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Bachelorette contestant Joshua Albert estimates he spent around $1,000 on his suits for the show (which included tailoring), and Ben Higgins copped to recycling his suits for the rose ceremonies.
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Singulato plans to redesign the car, tailoring it to local tastes to come up with a model by early 2021 that is more affordable and offers a longer driving range.
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The second clip opens in a whiskey distillery, which turns out to be a front for the Statesmen – just as the tailoring shop serves as a front for the Kingsmen.
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"What you're going to see more and more of is Mr. Trump taking advantage of local situations when he's there," and tailoring his campaign message to the region, Brookover said.
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Earlier that day, I'd spotted her on the street as my bus passed a group of people who looked peculiar enough to be from Eugene, only with noticeably better tailoring.
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Britain is the prisoner of a cult of centralised government that was created in the age of mass production but is increasingly irrelevant in the age of tailoring and customisation.
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Sometimes it means going out of your way to simplify a set of choices; other times it is about tailoring or contextualizing an experience for specific needs: Narrower decision criteria.
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According to Vanity Fair, Oswalt "emphasized a need for brevity and heartfelt remarks," and he also had a few suggestions for tailoring speeches in the #MeToo and Time's Up era.
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"The Board has placed our highest priority on issuing a proposed rule on tailoring enhanced prudential standards for banking firms with assets between $100 billion and $250 billion," Quarles said.
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With platforms like Instagram, Etsy, and dePop, small vintage sellers are finding ways to narrow in on the trends that have been creeping back and tailoring their aesthetic to match.
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There was never an instance where I could just stick something on the girls and have it not need tailoring … We had at least three fittings for everything they wore.
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But in present-day journalism, news outlets are defined less by getting stories of interest to mass audiences than by their success in tailoring news for conservative or liberal audiences.
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They hope customers will still want to touch and try a piece before they buy it, and to create bespoke pieces to order, the jewelry equivalent to Savile Row tailoring.
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Tailoring regulations based on risk level, an idea that has had bipartisan support in the past, would further strengthen the financial system and provide more resources for consumers and businesses.
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Insurance premiums keep increasing because instead of giving people choices, and tailoring insurance to fit each person's need, insurance companies are forced to give us one-size-fits-all policies.
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It still relies too heavily on arbitrary asset thresholds in setting regulations instead of fully tailoring rules based on a bank's risk profile and business model as regulators have recommended.
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Many companies have decided to put more emphasis on those who continue to travel, tailoring their offerings to match the distinct tastes of on-the-move shoppers in specific regions.
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Or MyFavorEats, a Tel Aviv-based startup, which has developed an algorithm that customizes online recipes, suggesting alternatives when ingredients are unavailable or tailoring it to a user's dietary requirements.
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Since he joined the league, the 6-foot-11-inch center has figured out something about how to dress well, which can be summed up in two words: custom tailoring.
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The cozy space will have a living room and bar area surrounded by tweaked tailoring options like a padded bomber with contrast sleeves ($2,275) and a suede field jacket ($3,2250).
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There were nods to equestrian styles in the form of tall riding boots, reworked with heels and pointy toes, and form-fitting silhouettes to match the tailoring of competition jackets.
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Grace Wales Bonner and Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen understand it now — both use age-old tailoring techniques to carve out severe, body-centric shapes for men and women alike.
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With the sudden change of guard, Zimbabwe's official media is having a hard time shaking off old habits and is now tailoring its eulogies to fit Emmerson Mnangagwa, Mugabe's successor.
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Max left school at the age of 12 to work in the tailoring industry, and he threw himself into the labor movement as a teenager, joining the Young Communist League.
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And at Kiton, the Neapolitan tailoring concern for whom the finest is barely fine enough, exorbitant is merely a starting point (I always make a point to pet the vicuña).
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The combination of his tailoring and flower-children-on-the-silk-road (they both have a genetic love of paisley and maharajah-meant materials) created a tension that was apropos.
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The red carpet re-creations, which he calls Lenk Lewks for Less, fuse clever tailoring with perfectly calibrated poses, offering an uncanny if bargain-basement approximation of the couture original.
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From robust workwear to timeless party pieces, there were heritage checks in innovative cuts, classic tailoring given new meaning, and party season sparkle in a way we've not seen before.
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Fluidly draped dresses and sculptural satin-lapeled tailoring were worn with jewel-encrusted bralettes and embroideries of Möbius strips, while trench coats came with dramatic caped sleeves and leather paneling.
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Nestle is also tailoring its drinks to new international markets, such as Coffee Viet made with fish sauce popular in Vietnam or Nescafe Arabiana with cardamom in the Middle East.
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A constant consideration during the design process, she added, was physical comfort; any hard or crispy fabric must have a soft lining; corsets or tailoring should never feel too constraining.
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Oracle sued the Pentagon in December after it was cut from the competition, alleging that the Defense Department unfairly limited competition by tailoring the JEDI requirements to Amazon's proposed solution.
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Attracting such a household name would be a valuable advertisement for a country shaking off a reputation for stifling bureaucracy, but officials are wary of tailoring rules to individual investors.
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Hence denim was quilted with fabrics in twee floral prints, punkish leather biker jackets were worn with pencil skirts, and square-shouldered tailoring was accessorized with little leather watch caps.
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He is concerned about being pegged as a street wear designer because stores are focused on the hoodies and sweats and not the tailoring or the dress covered in crystals.
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But Gollust cautioned me that tailoring conversations around various health issues so that they appeal to just Democrats or Republicans won't be enough to fix the current state of polarization.
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In English, Republicans have been tailoring their immigration rhetoric to concerns of the moment for the past few years — from the border crisis of 2014 to concerns about refugees today.
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The tailoring of the clothing reflects it with a closer fit, and slits on the back and sides to aid movement, compared to the loose and voluminous aesthetic of previous dynasties.
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Precise tailoring is usually the main attraction at the Milan men's shows — but this season, a handful of designers have embraced a more undone look in their fall/winter 2016 collections.
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In Jakarta, Aishah had worked for a time in the tailoring business in the house of her ex-husband's family, sewing clothes by hand, former neighbors in the Tambora district said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England published proposals on Tuesday for tailoring its overnight interest rate benchmark to plug a gap in the market and speed up the replacement of Libor.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London wrapped up its fashion week for men on Monday after four days of high street and designer brands showcasing a mix of tailoring, smart outfits and casual wear.
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Some do it through iterative tailoring to a user's tastes, as with StitchFix and Dia, subscription clothing delivery services that refine their deliveries based on which clothes users keep and return.
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The 31-year-old Liberian-American designer presented his first collection to the public in 2005 at the age of 20 without any formal schooling in design, tailoring, or pattern making.
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Mondelez raised its 2019 sales forecast on Tuesday, benefiting from several years of tailoring its chocolates and cookies to cater to consumer tastes in emerging markets such as China and India.
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Greasemonkey Image: Screenshot Greasemonkey is the easier way into tweaking and customizing some of the biggest sites on the web, from Gmail to Facebook to YouTube, and tailoring how they look.
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The palace noted that the Duchess of Sussex's dress was designed by Clare Waight Keller after Markle personally selected her for her "timeless and elegant aesthetic, impeccable tailoring and relaxed demeanour."
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Lastly, the eponymous label led by Nigerian mainstay Lisa Folawiyo manipulates traditional west African fabrics with cutting-edge silhouettes, application and tailoring; each one of her looks tells a unique story.
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That craftsmanship and design could add enormous value to a garment, transforming it from a piece of tailoring to a true work of art, was very hard to grasp for them.
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Most politicians in democratic systems appeal to voters much the way marketers do, tailoring a consistent message in different ways to reach different groups of people who have different value systems.
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But in 28503, EPA's Tailoring Rule reversed that policy, with no scientific backing, or notice and comment, leading to regulation of greenhouse gas emissions from biomass energy for the first time.
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With gender-neutral silhouettes and elaborate finishes like velvet buttons and ruffled trim, his clothes blur the boundaries between classic menswear tailoring and the elegant flourishes found in high-end womenswear.
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Or if the White House's justification for taking an action reeked of unconstitutional animus, I would suggest a less pungent framing or better tailoring of the actions described in the order.
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The tailoring is uniformly spiffy (Jane wears pants as wide as Katharine Hepburn's ), and Mary's shoes alone are worth the price of admission, especially the blue pair with the scarlet laces.
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Other companies only work with a very specific body type, forcing those who are, say, busty or booty-blessed to go up several sizes or even shell out for costly tailoring.
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She is content to shape her own message, even if it diverges from the prevailing upsurge of populist sentiment, tailoring it to what she sees as the concerns of her constituents.
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Under the requirement of narrow tailoring, the Court effectively limited consideration of race to one factor in a "holistic" evaluation of individual applicants, alongside qualities like musical talent or socioeconomic background.
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She ran in her own primary as a down-the-line liberal, criticizing other Democrats who have sought to win by tailoring their message to appeal to the state's rural conservatives.
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The gestural line, the quickness of the swoop and rustle, the swagger of exaggerated mannerist silhouettes captured at the moment of inspiration, before the pragmatism of seams and tailoring set in.
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The early scenes establish the contours of each lavish room—the velvets, the crystal, the pristine tailoring—so that later, when it all falls apart, you can fully comprehend the destruction.
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After developing a signature that involved rich prints, artisanal textiles and sharp tailoring, Mr. Crutchley then began to mix women's and unisex styles into his men's collections; hype and hosannas followed.
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Given that Apple has been tailoring its iPad software to focus more on productivity and multitasking in recent years, it's plausible that Apple would reflect that in the device's home screen.
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In fact, for the spring 2019 men's collections, a handful of designers reconsidered the staid rules of tailoring and are proposing updated — and more inventive — ideas for wearing blazers and slacks.
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Whether it's listening to the advice of on-the-ground organizers, or tailoring digital messages to response patterns, the advantage of a nontraditional campaign should be its ability to quickly adjust.
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Generation Z artists have figured out how their peers consume music in the streaming era, and they're tailoring their release strategies to give their songs an otherworldly longevity on the charts.
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They juxtapose masculine and feminine elements, such as chintzy floral prints hand-painted by Dickely and strict tailoring; elongated silhouettes are rendered in industrial materials like rubberized cotton and black polyester.
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Bursztein points out that kits for crafting malicious documents and tailoring them to evade antivirus scanners are readily available in online criminal forums, ranging in price from about $400 to $5,000.
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Born in Mantua, Italy, Mr. Incontri moved to Milan at 19 to study architecture and quickly fell in love with a city where his maternal grandparents once operated a tailoring shop.
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Haneen Alsammak, the association's executive manager, said the project had given women training in carpentry and tailoring, and enabled them to leave their homes to work and spread some Christmas cheer.
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The bride's father is a senior engineer in the Dallas office of Tamko Building Products, based in Joplin, Mo. Her mother owns Moda, a tailoring and clothing design business in Dallas.
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Ahead, find a range of options to suit your power dressing needs, including belted waists, plenty of plaid, and asymmetrical tailoring for a unique blazer dress to instantly upgrade your wardrobe.
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"We try to connect with our customers at a local level by tailoring our cocktail options to the routes they're flying and also have ones related to specific events," she said.
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McKinsey, for example, is known for its meticulous hiring strategy of tailoring young professionals who&aposd soon venture out to different career paths — one of whom is presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg.
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To combat dwindling recruitment and retention, the Army is considering tailoring the military experience to the interests and talents of service members, allowing them to have a say in their assignments.
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Brands such as Iceberg, Barbour, Xander Zhou and Christopher Raeburn will show off their latest creations in the British capital, known for its emerging talent as well as classic men's tailoring.
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The Knicks' front office claims operational independence from the team owner, James L. Dolan, but can't even call an informal news conference without tailoring the guest list to his petty grievances.
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His subdued yet quirky tailoring, exemplified by a shirt that opened both at the front and the back, brought him global recognition and made him a favorite of 1980s rock stars.
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"Advertising at first will be very standardized and really generic, but as it starts to get more data about me you will see the adverts slowly tailoring to me," Farid explains.
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Midwest refiners have added nearly 500,000 barrels of daily refining capacity in the last 10 years, tailoring their systems to run crude out of Canada and North Dakota's Bakken shale oil field.
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If there's any time of year when job-search fatigue swoops in and threatens to stop you cold in your cover-letter writing, resume-tailoring, application-sending game, this may be it.
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Startups have reams of information about how customers are already using their products, so tailoring sales pitches for upgrades is far easier than it would be if salespeople were going in cold.
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Trible said he always had a passion for shirts, suits and tailoring, and the two friends took an apprenticeship with a luxury shirtmaker on London's famed Jermyn Street to learn the business.
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As templates of legal documents are widely available on the web these days, it's possible that your employer downloaded a generic form without tailoring any of the content to your specific hiring.
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It's relatively easy to throw free compute and small amounts of cash at promising businesses, but highly technical founders most often need help tailoring their early-stage startups for product market fit.
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I thought it would be fantastic to invent the perfect chambray shirt that's a bit relaxed, in the way that chambray inherently is, but also had great structure and tailoring to it.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union has yet to find a way of tailoring capital rules to smaller banks without making them less able to withstand market shocks, a top banking regulator said.
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Known for their exquisite tailoring and handcrafted artisanal work, the label was one of Princess Diana's favorites and is now often worn by Kate Middleton, particularly for official engagements and royal tours.
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The bankers emphasized the need for "tailoring regulations to fit the size and complexity of banks," said Chesapeake Financial Shares Inc Vice Chairman Jeffrey Szyperski, one of the bankers in the meeting.
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Dynamic pricing takes all this to a new level—changing prices by the minute and sometimes tailoring them to whatever is known about the income, location and spending history of individual buyers.
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Snap has tried to focus on developed markets with strong revenue potential, in contrast to Facebook's strategy of tailoring its apps for emerging markets that are contributing much of its new users.
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Earlier in the day, Trump pitched himself to Christian students at Liberty University as a politically incorrect protector of Christianity, tailoring his classic stump speech to the evangelical audience with mixed success.
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Mostly it feels confused, though the pieces themselves were pretty simple: dystopian tailoring and designer anoraks, accessorized with slashes and asymmetry, accented with police-tape yellow and a melting flower photo print.
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Findikoglu's aesthetic is unmistakable: she combines '70s tailoring with embroidered motifs borrowed from rock 'n' roll iconography, religious symbols, tattoo mythology and the femme fetish art of the midcentury illustrator John Willie.
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Huffman said that content tailoring algorithms have "gotten so good" on social media that users only see the content that they want to see, completely filtering out that which they don't like.
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Beyond hoarding profile data to use for tailoring ads, Facebook could theoretically use the relationship-mapping data in its newly launched dating service, designed to compete with apps like Tinder and Bumble.
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While Amazon's ascent to retail monarchy has been the product of years of logistical tailoring, SunTrust's Squali argues that there are multiple reasons why Adobe's Digital Insights numbers may be too low.
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This could be due to the material of the blazer, which is known to prevent creases, says Simon Cundey, Managing Director of tailoring company Henry Poole & Co.Visit INSIDER's homepage for more stories.
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For Republicans who want to roll back Dodd-Frank rules, Mr. Powell said he was committed to tailoring regulations to fit the risks of a bank and reducing oversight for smaller firms.
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The speaker said the one-size-fits-all strategy was best, given the complexity of tailoring this kind of relief to different states, which was an argument Mnuchin also made on Wednesday.
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And it would reserve the use of offensive cyber capabilities for situations that allow for careful consideration of the possible unintended consequences, narrow tailoring to a specific mission and contained, targeted damage.
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It was schwellenangst that Nina-Maria Nitsche, the new creative director of the Roman tailoring concern Brioni, had on her mind at her first presentation for the label in Paris last week.
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He and his father, Joe, founded the men's wear brand Casely-Hayford in 2009, fusing high-end tailoring with a contemporary outlook that has appealed to rappers and red-carpet stars alike.
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For another, despite AFPF's assertions of a circuit split on applying the narrow tailoring test, the 2nd Circuit in 2018 upheld a New York disclosure requirement that precisely mirrors the California regulation.
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Co-founded by Joao Matos Albino and Renato Picard, Urbvan is taking the reins from startups like the now-defunct Chariot and tailoring the business for the needs of emerging-market ecosystems.
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In the boho Puritan lines of Pierpaolo Piccioli's Valentino and the slouchy tailoring of Stella McCartney, the elegant rock-star suiting of Haider Ackermann and the wind-swept Victorian romance of Erdem.
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As industry power players gathered in Florence for the Pitti Uomo men's wear trade fair, a statement from the Roman tailoring label on Thursday confirmed the hiring of Ms. Nitsche, effective immediately.
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The proposed legislation replaces "may" with "shall" and thus converts the Fed's discretionary authority into an obligation to engage in category-specific and perhaps even firm-specific tailoring of its prudential standards.
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Her aesthetic is unmistakable: She combines '70s tailoring with embroidered motifs borrowed from rock 'n' roll iconography, religious symbols, tattoo mythology and the femme fetish art of the midcentury illustrator John Willie.
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"The most effective recognition is something you like and have fun doing and tailoring it to the individual and tying it to the principle you want to see more of," says Novak.
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Oracle took the Pentagon to court in December after it was cut from the competition, alleging that the Defense Department unfairly limited competition by tailoring the JEDI requirements to Amazon's proposed solution.
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A mirrored box reflecting a field of moving infinity lights echoed the sharpness of the designer's tuxedo tailoring, with its boxy padded shoulders, and the ornate embellishments adorning thigh-grazing cocktail dresses.
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Lucas Yancey, a contestant on season 13 of The Bachelorette, said he managed to get a 20 percent discount on tailoring but ended up spending a couple thousand dollars on clothing anyway.
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Veronica Beard's refined tailoring and feminine silhouettes reflect an East Coast-meets-West Coast approach to style, so it's comes as no surprise that the brand happens to be one of Meghan's favorites.
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Someone who cares a lot about tailoring or the quality of fabric will still get a bespoke suit made especially for them, but for plenty of people, the cheaper option makes more sense.
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He'd rather not talk about China Zuckerberg mentioned tailoring Facebook policies to specific locales, but he didn't want to say whether that means the company will bow to censorship and launch in China.
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Alaïa's work defined '80s fashion; his bodycon designs and his precise and structured tailoring led him to the nickname "The King of Cling," and would serve as inspiration for countless designers to come.
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The gravitational pull of the party is strong.) But they didn't, and neither did Mr. Jeffrey's ecstatic collection of "drunk" (scrunched and pinched) tailoring and threadbare knitwear, wild and wacky as it was.
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And let's not forget that among the boundary-pushing there will also be a strong representation of classic Savile Row British tailoring, including the likes of: Gieves & Hawkes, Paul Smith and Richard James.
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But in the final weeks, Trump and Cruz are seemingly tailoring and narrowing their message to the different audiences that they expect to form their bases come caucus night in Iowa February 1.
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Lynchburg, Virginia (CNN)Donald Trump pitched himself Monday to Christian students at Liberty University as a politically incorrect protector of Christianity, tailoring his classic stump speech to the evangelical audience with mixed success.
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Before the original Soylent product was crowdfunded, fans created homages and rival products at home, sharing the results online and tailoring the recipes to suit their nutritional needs with an in-built calculator.
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So Mr. Allak found one for his small tailoring business, and their relationship has continued over the years — just as the country has grown richer thanks to its oil and natural gas deposits.
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Recommendations for the momentDisney Streaming Services — which powers ESPN Plus and the upcoming Disney Plus — is also tailoring its algorithms to make recommendations "based on where you are in the content," Evans said.
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The clothes — rich in narrative, as always — were inspired by the 1930 crowning of Haile Selassie as emperor of Ethiopia, and by traditional ceremonial dress used to push the boundaries of contemporary tailoring.
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Now, in a play made by Mauro Ravizza Krieger, creative director of the Italian tailoring house Pal Zileri, we have another appealing stunt shoe of a type that I have never seen before.
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Think languid tailoring, hippie headscarves and Navajo prints — as well as a sexed-up homage to the Wild West, with sparkling Stetsons, shearling jackets and showstopping red and cream python-skin thigh-highs.
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More so, anyway, than Yang Li, though he was also exploring similar ideas, albeit in a very different style, one marked by raw edges and real tailoring, just to the left of center.
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My point is that content has long since fallen to the tyranny of tailoring and personalization, and content marketing (that stuff that marketers like to pass off as editorial) is a big business.
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Trump's vision for relaxing social distancing involves using expanded testing to identify those infected and robust surveillance to monitor the spread of the virus, as well as tailoring restrictions on a geographic basis.
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The bankers emphasized the need for "tailoring regulations to fit the size and complexity of banks," said Chesapeake Financial Shares Inc Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Szyperski, one of the bankers in the meeting.
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Tailoring his agenda to a more urban base with research and technology interests, like the Sandia National Laboratory, he joined the Committee on Space, Science and Technology, becoming the ranking Republican in 1987.
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Last year, the Brooklyn Museum exhibited Georgia O'Keeffe's androgynous, understated attire; and a show of artworks by Gluck at the Brighton Museum in England included examples of the British artist's mannish 5003s tailoring.
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I am tailoring the suspension to channel these aliens to ports of entry, so that, if they enter the United States, they do so in an orderly and controlled manner instead of unlawfully.
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The new regulations recognize that the ESA's ultimate goal is species recovery and that goal is best advanced by tailoring appropriate protections to particular species' biological needs, based on the best available science.
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"Being supportive and motivating, tailoring programs to each client's specific goals, being professional and responsive, and most important, being invested in each client's success are the best way to keep clients," said Hung.
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These new tools, Onnela says, "deployed at a population level" have the potential to combine precision medicine — the trend of tailoring treatment to an individual, considering their genetics and lifestyle — with public health.
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"Balancing tradition through the use of color and prints that are inspired by the Beijing Opera, I will expand upon signature tailoring and deconstruction draping techniques," she tells T of her upcoming collection.
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Standout pieces include breezy pants with belts cinching the waist, striking plaids, pleated skirts styled with socks and peep-toe platform sandals, but as usual, Kors' craftsmanship really shined in his precise tailoring.
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MILAN, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Prada celebrated the "pluralism and complexities of female identities" at its Fall/Winter show in Milan on Thursday, with designs ranging from strict tailoring to fringed and sequinned dresses.
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Olowu's clothes are similarly vibrant; his line, which he founded in 2004, consists of dresses and tailoring made from materials including vintage couture fabrics, French furniture upholstery and textiles of his own design.
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Two of the largest were Manheimer, which created one of the first systems of reproducing sizes (as opposed to tailoring for each individual), and Hermann Gerson, which clothed the royal court of Prussia.
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Styles Q. and A. "Nobody cares how good you used to be," said Paul Smith, the forward-thinking septuagenarian whose quirkily detailed tailoring has made him a perennial standard-bearer for English design.
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There was also plenty of voluminous outerwear and streamlined leather tailoring, as well as Abloh's take on red-carpet dressing, worn by the supermodels Karlie Kloss, Adut Akech and Gigi and Bella Hadid.
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Its impeccable tailoring announced Clinton's authority; its snowy whiteness connected her to the suffragette movement; and, with no designer claiming it, the suit seems to transcend fashion — unnamed, it belonged to every woman.
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He had such a natural flair for tailoring that a mentor recommended he try art school at Central St Martin's, and from his first fashion show, McQueen's style became notorious for its dark vision.
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It's a tailoring of the brand's history and heritage to what it considers a modern consumer — complete with a new website, a new campaign, a new set of billboards, and a new social presence.
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Meghan chose Waight Keller to make her dress "for her timeless and elegant aesthetic, and for the impeccable tailoring of her creations," says a statement from the Royal Collection, which will host the shows.
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If you really feel like tailoring your IG experience, you can also turn off post and story notifications, as well those annoying messages that tell you about Facebook friends you're not following on Insta.
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Nevertheless, where in teenage naivety I had been able to get on board with the idea that it's fine to wear fascist uniforms if the tailoring is particularly nicely done, I no longer could.
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The Independent Community Bankers of America has advocated for a tiered system of regulations that treat smaller banks differently than global financial behemoths, tailoring regulations to a bank's size, business model, complexity and risk.
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I got my degree at a private tailoring academy when I was 20, and a year later, one of my former teachers—who owned the school—offered me the chance to buy her out.
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And there are a lot of other potential ways to improve embryo viability that could be more affordable—like tailoring hormone treatments and culturing techniques to the different kinds of infertility that women experience.
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For their pre-fall offering, McCollough and Hernandez continued their signature asymmetrical hems, techno-pleating, and digital prints, with a focus on fall essentials, like tailoring and outerwear — in other words, particularly wearable fashion.
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Whether the emails actually trigger an empathetic connection or not, the idea of tailoring regular electronic communications to patients counts as an innovation in health care with potential to save money and improve quality.
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"I tried setting up a tailoring business, but it didn't take off," Robert told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, taking a break from drawing a community map at a school in Ayyampatty in Tiruchirappalli district.
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Tailoring her remarks to her audience, she recalled working briefly in Oakland in the 1970s, and she praised the Golden State Warriors, who were set to host Game 2 of the N.B.A. finals. Mrs.
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Tailoring regulations to the size and risk profile of affected institutions would ensure appropriate oversight of the largest financial firms while providing more flexible rules for the local banks that pose no systemic threat.
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There's no end to the bottles, packs and pills of various nutritional supplements out there, but vitamin startup Care/of plans to stand out by tailoring the vitamins you pop to your specific needs.
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His father's skill, tailoring, was so valuable that it could only be found on every corner, and the Rabis had no plans to create jobs beyond the Brownsville grocery they started to support themselves.
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As reported by the BBC, there's an unverified rumor that, during his stint at one of the tailoring companies, McQueen wrote "McQueen was here" inside of a suit lining that belonged to Prince Charles.
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Dr. Stacy Sims, fellow at the University of Waikato in New Zealand and author of "Roar," said that understanding a female athlete's hormone cycles and tailoring training accordingly can actually make training more effective.
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This time, other than two upcycled fake furs pieced together from remnants past, she mostly seemed to be flitting between ideas: louche tailoring and scarflike graphic silk dresses; big, blouson shoulders and feathery swirls.
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First Look Horoscope devotees may attribute the Givenchy creative director Clare Waight Keller's continued success to the planets, but skeptics will likely chalk it up to her hard work, exacting eye and masterful tailoring.
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Wear This Whenever I'm in need of style inspiration, I find myself pulling up images of Prada's early aughts men's wear collections — their sporty minimalism, restrained tailoring and boyish quirk usually breaks my rut.
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He worked there for about two years, selling clothes and performing basic tailoring repairs from a small table on the street, before he, his brother and two sisters moved to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
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Last June, a cast of heavily inked fellows, some with facial tattoos, added grit and swagger to Junya Watanabe's collection of Hawaiian-printed shirts, riffs on traditional tailoring, and denim (in collaboration with Levi's).
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The Athens, Georgia-based photographer Mark Steinmetz, whose images frequently depict daily life in the South, and the stylist Jay Massacret showcased these details alongside soft, easy tailoring on the streets of New Orleans.
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His sharp tailoring and rakish flair led to a stint with Hedi Slimane at Yves Saint Laurent, before he was plucked to head men's wear design at Calvin Klein's CK line in New York.
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When Mr. Rainey opened Hung on You in 19413, he had little fashion or tailoring experience, but the store flourished as part of a vanguard of hip London shops like Granny Takes a Trip.
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Inside, the sight of the Milanese, a generally reserved lot, whooping it up on the dance floor on a weeknight is as unexpected as the designer's liberalization of men's tailoring was in the '80s.
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The ateliers sit in the eaves of the headquarters, divided into workrooms devoted to tailoring and flou — the expressive French term for all that is fluid and light, including everything from blouses to ballgowns.
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If the address was supposed to be tailored to Trump's audience at all, the tailoring was done by someone who thinks Hispanic voters are all poor, live in bad neighborhoods, and are probably unemployed.
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AdAge quote Danielle Lee, global head of partner solutions at Spotify, saying the move is about tailoring the ads to users' tastes, so similar to Spotify's "Discover Weekly" feature, which does the same for music.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said there was a "problem" with the value of the euro because the European Central Bank was tailoring its policies to weaker members of the eurozone and not strictly to Germany.
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Her breakthroughs are reflective of a wider trend in the tailoring industry, she said, adding that a majority of newly qualified tailors to have graduated from the Savile Row apprenticeship scheme last year were women.
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By counselling women while teaching them valuable skills, ranging from pasta-making to tailoring, and using drama and play therapy to encourage children to express themselves, mental health workers are striving to ease the suffering.
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