In order to think differently, you have to read differently.
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Amazon's business model will also encourage regulators to think differently.
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Has that made you think differently about being an author?
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This exercise in body positivity challenged her to think differently.
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No. I can understand why people think differently, of course.
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It forces you to think differently, to exercise your brain.
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"Change will only come if we engage and think differently".
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Today's military families think differently than those in the past.
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With practice, you can train your brain to think differently.
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But overweight or obese boys might think differently about their size.
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We're all older and wiser now and think differently about things.
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Find a way to think differently about that moment, she says.
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Having friends who think differently can be challenging, but also illuminating.
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Funds that fail to think differently may not survive the competition.
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" —Christian Cody "Certain experiences cause people to think differently about situations.
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And: Doesn't the upside down make you think differently about life?
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"You need people who are willing to think differently," said Buck.
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And that means financial markets may have to think differently too.
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Moreover, liberals and conservatives actually think differently and honor different priorities.
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And I'm disturbed that others (regardless of gender) would think differently.
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"In some ways people who feel disenfranchised think differently," Warner said.
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"In the north of Norway, we can think differently," he added.
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So you get to think differently about the interior of the car, you have to think differently about what people want to do in the car and that was part of the exercise in developing the vehicle.
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"I quite like that she challenged people to think differently," she said.
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It's just stuff that I like, basically—you, you might think differently.
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"Sometimes we think differently with respect to a closed investigation," Comey said.
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I think what really pushed me to think differently is just exhaustion.
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But I do not think it a scandal that others think differently.
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Have teachers ever helped you think differently about yourself and your abilities?
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Kasparov's talk encourages people to think differently about a robot-dominated future.
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If you think differently from that, they try to change your mind.
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Hearing this, I began to think differently of the atmosphere in Utsav.
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To find common ground and even persuade that person to think differently?
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They think differently and look around corners for ways to serve customers.
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But with consistent practice, you can train your brain to think differently.
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Perhaps it's just another ploy to get us to think differently about technology?
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Now, astronomers may have to think differently about the composition of Europa's ocean.
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They may think differently now that they will be controlled by Mr Trump.
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We will not win the domestic war against terror unless we think differently.
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Don't share why they wouldn't work or how you think differently — just listen.
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"People will think differently now when they are studying their fossils," he said.
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Has a teacher ever helped you think differently about yourself and your abilities?
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We must treat everyone well, including individuals who think differently than we do.
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It's time to think differently about funding disasters and to stop politicizing them.
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Be the one to ask thoughtful questions that inspire people to think differently.
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"The whole idea is to think differently," Ms. Inch said in an interview.
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She helped spark ideas, inspired them to think differently and was their mentor.
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D.B.: How did the process help you to think differently about global warming?
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I want to work in a space where I'm challenged to think differently.
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A younger generation, steeped in today's entrepreneurship revolution, is starting to think differently.
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The experience, Charlie said later, helped him begin to think differently about bears.
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Perhaps if he got to know refugees such as Sabah, he'd think differently.
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"), generational differences ("How do you think differently about work than your parents did?
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Do you have a hope that your work would make them think differently?
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"It's helping us think differently, so it's already is a success in my mind."
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Obviously millions of people think differently, so that just shows you taste is taste.
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The system has to be re-trained to think differently, just like your employees.
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We want people to engage differently with history and think differently about these issues.
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And, in the process, we will think differently about our responsibilities to each other.
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He loved the 22013-second limit, which forced him to think differently about storytelling.
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"That's going to make a lot more people think differently and change," Geiss says.
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"We have to think differently about how we relate to our advertisers," he said.
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Once you hear the signal and you respect it, you'll start to think differently.
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So I did find that kids really did think differently than what I did.
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"Hungarian people think differently," Mr. Orban said when he introduced the policy in February.
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Does reading the article make you think differently about clouds — or nature in general?
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Sixty-five percent of all listeners said it made them think differently about girls.
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This requires us to think differently about how we respond to depression and anxiety.
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The people in Practitioners have something in common in that they think differently about happiness.
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Regardless of how they become financially successful, high-earners tend to think differently about time.
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"It's not just me, lots of nations will think differently about the US," Zandian said.
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JF: Do you think differently about the audience at BuzzFeed versus the audience at NPR?
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A different mindset Car shoppers will also need to think differently about "fueling" their car.
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That, in turn, pushes Nike's in-house team to think differently and be more risky.
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If the Kennys of the world got to know me better, maybe they'd think differently.
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But many in Washington often think differently than those in the rest of the country.
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He has made other businesses think differently about how to use design, creativity and innovation.
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They dress differently, they think differently, they speak broken Spanish and they dream in English.
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"Inventing the future means you have to think differently, be more inventive, be more creative."
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But another purpose of the event, called #WeaveThePeople, is to get people to think differently.
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It's hard to know if people will think differently about movies or bars or restaurants.
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"How can we honor that tradition but still challenge people to think differently?" she asked.
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Do you think differently now about leaks and the role of secrecy in a democracy?
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They're games that sell hardware and help players think differently about what games can be.
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I think it's more effective at [making us feel or think differently] than sending messages.
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The #MeToo movement has made her think differently about which politicians are deserving of redemption.
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" He says the prince "has a huge impact in getting people to think differently about HIV.
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If we want to think differently, we need someone to break our own pattern of thinking.
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Most disturbing, he says, is the document's refusal to accept that some Christians might think differently.
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It's like, 'Wow, if I understand you better, then I have to think differently about you.
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To help cure what ails our justice system, reform advocates say, we need to think differently.
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Your successful friends think differently, speak differently and work 10 times harder than your loser friends.
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As much as Apple might like to think differently, the world will never be Lightning-only.
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Through his TV shows and books, he helped audiences think differently about food, travel and themselves.
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These are the companies that think differently — and force the incumbent giants to do the same.
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Approximately 1 million people who protested in the streets of Hong Kong last weekend think differently.
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We should be clear about the limits of tolerance, without dehumanizing those who still think differently.
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But they urged decision makers to think differently about the problem rather than rejecting automation outright.
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Of course, in the United States, we think differently about what it costs to get married.
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" "And when you do something that gives people a reason to think differently, that's a problem.
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That we think differently than we did does not mean that we're better than we were.
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Yes. Did it surpass expectations, raise any bar, or make us think differently about the menswear market?
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How did you think differently about the antagonists here than you would have in your past films?
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And you might think differently about "actings" depending on which group the person is being pulled from.
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Next, America needs to think differently about how business and government work together to achieve shared prosperity.
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CVS certainly seems to think differently, according to the lawsuit to prevent Lavin from working for PillPack.
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The threat from large numbers of nimble, inexpensive guard corps speedboats compelled the Americans to think differently.
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Gray's lightness is the result of an unburdening that forced her to think differently about her accident.
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Or, set up interactions with people you know think differently than you and listen to their ideas.
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"Our work suggests that we may need to think differently about low-level jobs," she told Quartz.
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It's about breaking down stigmas, and encouraging people to think differently about the oft-stigmatized human body.
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Would you think differently about a work of art if you knew it depicted a slave owner?
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"Martin told Insider he hopes the portraits will encourage people to "think differently about their familial relationships.
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"My friends, we may think differently, differences are great, a plurality of ideas is great," he said.
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We can't inspire people who think differently from us to open their minds, if we attack them.
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People do not live among, work with, or even speak to others who think differently from them.
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That's when he read "Rich Dad Poor Dad," which helped him think differently about business and investing.
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"The restaurant stemmed from my desire to have people think differently about Chinese food," Mr. Jew added.
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It prompts the public to look and think differently about the connections between fine art and literature.
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Did you think differently about him and what he meant to your life after those allegations surfaced?
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"Men need to learn to think differently about girls, and to act differently towards girls," she said.
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These interactions might offer them a new perspective on a topic or challenge them to think differently.
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I only know that if you ever have a child or grandchild who is gay, you'll think differently.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Through the lens of MeToo now, do you do you think differently or feel more responsibility?
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Ryan Payton I challenged myself and the team to think differently about what a Halo sequel could be.
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"When people get a house, they actually think differently about their future," says Homes of Hope's Sean Lambert.
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"If there comes a day when somebody else can deliver that, we need to think differently," he said.
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Most buyers avoid this, but when you think differently from everyone else, you can get significantly higher returns.
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In Tasmania there are hopes that a water boom could make people think differently about the state's economy.
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The "think different" tech crowd is developing a habit of blowing up people who actually do think differently.
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"This is a fresh attack on those who think differently to the government," it said in a statement.
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You might think differently if you witnessed the superhuman things a suspect who is on meth can do.
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"Through the lens of #MeToo now, do you think differently or feel more responsibility?" asked anchor Craig Melvin.
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Let's be more polite to each other, more tolerant of people who think differently than we do. Fine.
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"Both President Xi and President Macron think differently from Trump's 'make America great again' philosophy," Mr. Ding said.
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It doesn't mean that you don't occasionally try to make them think differently about what they have written.
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Leaders have to not just offer policy, but help us to think differently about the challenges we face.
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Experts said the study can help guide doctors to think differently when it comes to treating female patients.
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That's not accepting the fact that people think differently about communication, whether it's a hand shake, a hug.
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Now they're starting to think differently about that, and they're more likely to keep these rights for themselves.
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Let go of your ego — civility means showing patience and respect towards people who think differently from you.
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When you have cognitive diversity, a foundation where people think differently, that is where you achieve diversity of thought.
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On a deeper level, imagining new demographic groups ascending to the presidency allows us to think differently about power.
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The TR-808 forced artists to think differently about not only the beat constructions but about flows and melodies.
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"There's a lot of intolerance in minority communities against people who think differently, in my opinion," Moto told me.
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"Titan's extreme physical environment requires scientists to think differently about what we've learned of Earth's granular dynamics," Dufek said.
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The second is about helping people think differently about the world around them and how they listen to it.
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"Here they always set the dogs on those who think differently from the state," says one "Nureyev" cast member.
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"They're not afraid to think differently than others" And this is something, Sandberg said, they prize in board members.
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After living in a country like that for over a decade, you start to think differently about national pride.
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He added that the nation's leaders must think differently about how to give people the tools to help themselves.
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Second, understanding the importance of knowledge to reading ought to make us think differently about year-end standardized tests.
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A second, much more challenging move is to have serious, difficult conversations with people you know who think differently.
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They say, as a financial institution, you can't beat the market unless you think differently from everyone else. Right.
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Perhaps if some of these narrow-minded pro-lifers found themselves in this horrific situation, they would think differently.
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"We have to think differently about who our supporters are and where those funding streams come from," said Butler.
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It's made me think differently about Puns and Anagrams puzzles, much like your own thinking evolved over the years.
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Several here are outstanding, activating the Carnegie Museum of Art's collection and making you think differently about art history.
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The whole point of the challenger banks is to think differently, and that shouldn't just be a surface thing.
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A new generation of workers have new expectations, challenging human resources executives to think differently about recruitment, development and retention.
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There is real evidence that young girls think differently about themselves when they see more women in positions of power.
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But to get there, they are going to have to think differently about the products they have in the pipeline.
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As you know, he's over at a State Department that has a lot of people that think differently than him.
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"I think it's really good ... when movies make us uncomfortable or challenge us or make us think differently," he added.
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"He was willing to think out of the box, and he was willing to think differently than others," Lee said.
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You argue that we're framing this issue in the wrong way, that we've got to think differently about disaster relief.
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Our industries and our companies need people who can think differently and make unique contributions that will move us forward.
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If they just want to be inspired and just think differently for a fraction of their day, god bless too.
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And those ripples are multidirectional; influencers inspire everyone around them to explore new ideas and think differently about their work.
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Americans must begin to think differently about the permanence of their homes and the way the country builds its cities.
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Here are some of the most interesting facts from Corley's research that will help you think differently about building wealth.
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It's almost impossible in our hypercompetitive culture to think differently as a parent about when a college education should happen.
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Many said they found the patients "inspiring", death became "less scary" and the experience made them think differently about life.
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New discoveries in microbial research are "a philosophical and artistic invitation to learn to think differently about ourselves," Rees said.
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"I can't envision why we would necessarily think differently about the 14th," he said, referring to Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's district.
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"We're seeing a shift in skills development that requires us to think differently about how we approach talent,"said Osborne.
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Strayed told Insider that she credits Kinavey and Sturtevant with showing her how she can think differently about her body.
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"Mountaineers needed to think differently about how they did things" about the rapidly changing nature of commercial agriculture, he writes.
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Stick around for the story about dry cleaning — it will make you think differently about how you get things done.
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I would much prefer a candidate who is measured and thinks about issues, even if they think differently from me.
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"It's total banal," he explained—the most extreme version of the beauty and boringness that help people think differently about weapons.
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Perhaps if they understood the substantial job creation potential—a much higher priority in the Ipsos survey—they would think differently.
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"The WWT acts openly and aggressively against our state and our society, against migrants and people who think differently," he said.
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But I did start to think differently about what it would mean to believe in myself enough to dominate another person.
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One obvious reason why women think differently about business travel to men is that they are more concerned with their safety.
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She's influenced plenty of young girls to lace up a pair of gloves and think differently about their position in life.
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It's this frustration that forces you to think differently, to look outside the box and see the solution you've been missing.
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They do this by developing a unique mindset — the hacker mentality — of learning to think differently, being curious, and always experimenting.
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"Planning for the Draft is a good example of how we need to think differently, embrace technology and collaborate," Goodell wrote.
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If we believe it's wrong to use the police to express prejudice, then we cannot simply ask people to think differently.
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Enter transformative mediation, an ambitious but often lengthy process with a single goal: to get the people involved to think differently.
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"It's written in a form that will engage people, not just the choir, but people who might think differently," Cisneros said.
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If there's another human-like primate out there, with some degree of intelligence, will we think differently about who we are?
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And we have the elements in our hands to accomplish this, but we have to think differently — we have to disrupt ourselves.
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"It forces you to think differently about your own neighborhood," said Alethea Pierce, who has lived in the area for 43 years.
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Instead of overthrowing a corrupt regime, Denise just has to get her fellow survivors to think differently about what survival truly means.
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It's this frustration that forces you to think differently, to look outside the box and see the solution that you've been missing.
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YOU'VE GOT TO FIND THE RIGHT BALANCE AND YOU'VE GOT TO THINK DIFFERENTLY ABOUT HOW YOU'RE INVESTING AND HOW YOU'RE BUILDING COMPANIES.
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As publishers experiment with new platforms they will need to think differently about how to engage with users in a messaging context.
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When you're hiring, are you talking to candidates who think like you do, or are you including someone who might think differently?
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It is one in which people who think differently -- which often means people who lean conservatively -- tend to be ostracized and vilified.
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For instance, jurors, when they hear about mental health evidence and social history, think differently about the worst murders in this country.
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"If you stick with the old rules, you will lose ... you have to think differently about the bond market," he told CNBC.
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Dwyane Wade, former NBA All-Star: I think it was roughly around like 25, I started to think differently about the game.
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But the shift this required would be profound, asking departments that for so long had thought mainly of enforcement to think differently.
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"We must think differently so that, once again, we make things here and export them around the world," Mr. Ryan will say.
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What the educational system fails to see, says Branson, is that those who think differently have a talent, which should be nurtured.
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They also think differently about gender — and the women in "On Drinking" only occasionally get names, although they do sometimes get ages.
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To think differently, to drop one set of tools in favor of another, would amount to an act of institutional self-repudiation.
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Maybe you think differently, but it seemed like for a while each new iPhone, everyone paid an enormous amount of attention to.
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"We're going through one of, if not the, most transformational times in retail, and we have to really think differently," she said.
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At GCHQ, Turing is now seen as a genius— "a problem-solver who was not afraid to think differently and radically," Hannigan said.
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I will continue to work with those boroughs who are forward-looking and want to think differently about how to use road space.
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It's this frustration that forces you to think differently, to look outside the box, and to see the solution that you've been missing.
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Not only would he have to think differently about his connection to his family's famous forebear; he might feel the shame of illegitimacy.
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" As Rosa Luxemburg, one of the first writers to imagine the general strike, put it: "Freedom is always the freedom to think differently.
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Oczkowski acknowledges that any data shop operating in a post-Cambridge Analytica world will necessarily have to think differently about privacy and transparency.
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I realized that once that happens to everyone, we'll fundamentally live in a different world as a species, because we'll all think differently.
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But I'll probably think differently the next time my MacBook Pro drops below 10 percent battery life and I start to panic.[Incase]
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Smith says Apple's choice to implement differential privacy will make companies think differently about the tradeoffs between protecting privacy and improving machine learning.
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Here's how the best workers think differently, according to Beauchamp: "[Successful people] expect to be able to do exceptional things," she tells CNBC.
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PlayStation fans mean the world to us and we always want to innovate, think differently and experiment with new ways to delight gamers.
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How do you spot this trend and does it require you to really outsource and think differently about how you source your ingredients?
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"You know, it is living with other people who are not you; they think differently, they want to say different stuff," she said.
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"It's a way to help people think differently about decentralized application design," Baldet said Monday at the Consensus blockchain conference in New York.
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Now is the time to think big and think differently and embrace novel approaches that prevent overdose deaths while linking people to care.
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Boys growing up today, he believes, will have a chance to think differently because of this: I see it, I can be it.
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The question that burns in my mind is this: If we are forced to live differently, can we be inspired to think differently?
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Like a good crossword, her book challenges us to back away from our assumptions, allows us to think differently and apply ourselves again.
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They understand and care about how other people feel and think, and recognize that other people can feel and think differently from them.
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People who think differently than you and have other visions of the market, sometimes can show you what you can't see by yourself.
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The development of treatments for rare diseases requires us to think differently about how to interpret clinical data and how to measure efficacy.
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It is through listening to people who think differently from others that we learn about the world and discover who we really are.
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The stories he shares are not just carefully curated to make us think differently about criminal justice (though they will, particularly about that hallowed distinction between nonviolent drug offenders and everyone else); they are stories that made Forman himself think differently, and it's in telling them that he sheds his cautious, measured self and becomes a brokenhearted, frustrated civil servant.
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This has really taught me a lot about the power of the prosecutor and has made me think differently about my own criminal cases.
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If one of your guests says something personal or touches on something that made you think differently, don't move on to the next topic.
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I loved Scout because she was strong, vocal and not afraid to think differently or share her opinion (even when it differed from others).
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Does music ever cause you to think differently, to feel a part of something larger or to want to rise up and take action?
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With a mixture of exhortation, mild provocation and humour, they urge people to think differently about religions, both their own and those of others.
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But I do think differently when I go into boxing presentations, I think maybe I shouldn't wear heels, maybe I should wear flat shoes.
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I needed to be more responsible for their future and think differently, but in the meantime I always watched the growth of the sport.
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"This is about accelerating change and getting people to think differently about food," said Pete Pearson, Washington-based director for food waste at WWF.
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Did any of the responses make you think differently about any of your own experiences or about questions that you've gotten in your column?
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"I think challenging the system so that people can think differently about how to get things done is a healthy thing," Mr. Horodniceanu said.
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In a forthcoming study, Dr. Pauker finds that white college students who move from the mainland to Hawaii begin to think differently about race.
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"The coup must clearly be condemned... But waves of purges, silencing those who think differently is in our opinion the wrong way," he said.
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It's causing traditional brick-and-mortar retailers to think differently about how they attract shoppers into stores with experiences that can't be ordered online.
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Some SaaS companies may think differently about revenue based on whether they're private or public [more on that in this episode of the a16z Podcast].
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But termites think differently—if grandma and gramps are already old and close to death, termites figure they might as well be the first casualties.
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Australians will have to think differently about the Twelve Apostles, one of the country's most beloved natural wonders, located close to Victoria's Great Ocean Road.
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"Every household, every business, it's going to require that we think differently about traditional power sources and that we reject traditional fuel sources," said Cantwell.
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A CFP and president of the Financial Service Group, Haubrich moved toward these services as a way to get clients to think differently about retirement.
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Eliminating these conversations not only cuts us off from those who think differently, but it also prevents us from finding common ground and mutual respect.
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I feel like a lot of athletes feel as if people look at them as if they are dumb because they talk and think differently.
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"And when it comes to new approaches using such ecosystems, we just think differently from the U.S. We have to, if we want to compete."
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The rise of streaming and content consumption across multiple devices has pushed marketers to think differently about the most effective way to reach their audiences.
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That audiences learned something in the process, and began to think differently about decay and explore, in more detail, a process that defines our existence.
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Not only does it make us think differently about Adelaide herself, but it forces us to reconsider our views on the rest of the Tethered.
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Read more: 15 facts that will make you think differently about the Kardashian-Jenner familyThere's no shortage of luxurious amenities throughout the Kylie Cosmetics office.
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Your ability to think differently will become one of your biggest advantages in life - taking you places where most straight-A students will never go.
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"Cicig has mounted a system of terror where it persecutes those who think differently," Morales declared grotesquely to the United Nations General Assembly last September.
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"These first charges did little to challenge the system to think differently about who to release and why," Mark Houldin, of Philadelphia's Defender Association, said.
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Experiments that compel ordinary people to discuss a fraught topic face-to-face have illustrated that those conversations quite frequently lead participants to think differently.
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"For years they have been using this platform to express hate against those who think differently as well as representatives of this country," he said.
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At the agency, Turing is now seen as a genius — "a problem solver who was not afraid to think differently and radically," Mr. Hannigan said.
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The European Tour's commissioner, Keith Pelley, has shown a willingness to think differently, including the addition of night events and music on the first tee.
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"Since we've had a Scottish parliament I think that's really encouraged people to think differently about what's possible," said Fraser from the Garbh Allt buyout.
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CreditCreditOlivier Metzger Of the many delights working at a magazine offers, one is the opportunity to collaborate with people who think differently than you do.
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Some are worried that could have a chilling effect on giving, while others hope it forces people to think differently about what their money supports.
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To heal those fractures, whether in the Middle East or elsewhere, we must think differently, think more about human rights, and do this with some urgency.
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When they understand each other and how they think differently, there's a greater appreciation for those types of ways of thinking, and a greater working together.
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" She added: "Maybe I would think differently if I thought it looked good and it didn't hurt and it didn't send bad messages to young people.
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President Donald Trump may be taking his crackdown on civil dissent to the next level, particularly when it comes to those who think differently on immigration.
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It works surprisingly well as a new tactical consideration, and instead of constricting your gameplay options it instead forces you to think differently and more efficiently.
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"We fear that Bosniaks and other citizens who think differently from the leaders of Serb nationalist parties will be humiliated, bullied and discriminated against," he said.
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"Once you put civilian protection into the equation of a military mission, you have to think differently," Sarah Sewall, the State Department under-secretary, told me.
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To accomplish that to succeed against large, entrenched competitors in a legacy market Musk has repeatedly said that Tesla needs to work harder and think differently.
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"I have a predilection for designers who in a way make us think differently about fashion, who go beyond notions of wearability or functionality," he said.
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NBCU has taken the lead in pushing advertisers to think differently about ways they can more effectively target their audiences through data, not just blanket ratings.
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And there's a cultural change, even inside the company, to think differently about the life cycle, the relationship, the strategic nature of going after those customers.
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"What It's Worth" is a compilation of persuasive essays based on sociological findings that made me think differently about how policy and personal finances are connected.
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But as part of that effort to help jihadists "think differently," he said, he will "treat them like people," unlike brutal Syrian government and ISIS prisons.
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While it is worth your time to listen respectfully to those who think differently from you, when someone is insulting you, it's best to ignore them.
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Part of training ourselves to think differently, Ms. Castrillon said, is regularly stepping outside our comfort zone (and holding off on sending all those overeager replies).
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She said she rambled about how investors "could be competing with the herd, or think differently," a rant that resonated deeply with tech's most contrarian figure.
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The lessons learned in Louisiana are compelling and a reason to think differently about how the tax system can support working families and enhance quality simultaneously.
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"I certainly weigh heavily Rubio's perspective on foreign policy," Mr. Scott said, when asked if Mr. Rubio's questioning had made him think differently about Mr. Tillerson.
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This type of so-called null result, where the impacts of an intervention are indistinguishable from zero, can lead us to think differently and more creatively.
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This year's Nespresso Talents theme, "The Difference She Makes," is built upon Nespresso's brand ethos, which includes a celebration of individuals who think differently and break boundaries.
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The beautiful Pacific Northwest setting keeps it from getting too dull, with the changing terrain forcing you to think differently about how you approach a given challenge.
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Would we think differently about the amendment if we realized that its genesis was, at least in part, a concern with preserving a form of governmental tyranny?
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Coon was drawn to recording a podcast by "the idea that there are people out there who might think differently than the Hollywood machine thinks," she said.
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It can teach people to be better citizens by entrusting them with responsibility and pushing them to talk — and listen — to people who look and think differently.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said a book written by Oxford business school professor Colin Mayer inspired him to think differently about the role of businesses in society.
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Turning documentary footage into something non-linear that's shown across multiple screens with fuzzy image quality challenged him to think differently about how to tell a story.
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This pretense has caused so much strife and division that we can't even stomach to be in the same room as people who think differently than us.
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That's part of the thinking on this idea of neurodiversity; that we do better when we mix people who think differently or are wired a bit differently.
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Drochon argues that Nietzsche develops frameworks to analyze these transformations that could help us think differently about the "unraveling we're seeing today" in Europe and North America.
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Instead of taking in Harris's pain and challenging himself to think differently about the consequences — even if unintended — of his words and actions, Biden went on defense.
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But since Facebook is synonymous with the internet in many places, it's plausible to imagine that this change could force some governments to think differently about those policies.
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I want to be clear that we think differently about the people of Iran than we think about the leadership of Iran — the Revolutionary Council that runs Iran.
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It's a powerful experience when a game can breach your way of thinking or make you think differently, and Unavowed does it with expert writing and beautiful art.
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Tanium has been working to drive this conversation since our earliest days and are helping our partners think differently about detection, response, remediation, and, most importantly, proactive hygiene.
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There's no easier way to learn to think differently than spending time with someone whose strengths are your weaknesses or whose ideas are radically different from your own.
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"Given companies are having such hard time finding workers, they need to broaden their recruitment pools and think differently about who can be a good worker," she said.
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I look around my sad living room and decide Copeland would think differently if he could see the sorry state of my kitchen, a likely health-code violation.
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"Someone with the constant desire to be better, to think differently, to advance the ball regardless of what the scenario is, would fit into our culture," O'Keeffe said.
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"We're really interested in how people can go into a new experience and think differently about death and reimagine how their death would be," Saunders tells The Creators Project.
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From her tough early life before becoming a lawyer to being a voice for abused women (having been raped herself), this movie may make you think differently about Allred.
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Glen "Big Baby" Davis says he'd love to have Ray Allen on board for the 2008 Boston Celtics reunion ... but understands why some of the other guys think differently.
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To succeed in business, Facebook had to think differently than as a consumer tool, driven by advertising revenue and had to convince large organizations that they understood their requirements.
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To be fair, she has no reason to think differently: the singer has only ever been completely awful to Arlene and blew $20,000 on Hunter's credit card last episode.
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There can be some curveballs thrown in there, too, as the moon gently harmonizes with Uranus, the planet of the unexpected, helping you think differently about the materialistic world.
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"Anyone who leaves Austria to murder, torture or act against religious minorities and those who think differently elsewhere in the world has no right to Austria's help," he added.
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Now we're bringing artists in here [Think2Thing] to be able to use these new tools to start to think differently, to make things that were impossible up until now.
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Somehow the implication in all those think pieces is that women feel and think differently from men, which does nothing but keep us from exploring other realms of possibility.
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Through most of our conversations, he strongly opposed the idea of military action, but when we spoke late the other night, he said he was beginning to think differently.
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"The disability she has, the force of her character, the ideas she has, will make us think differently," Leturque told Reuters after a meeting with his team of candidates.
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BlackRock, in fact, recently started the BGF Circular Economy Fund, with the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, to scope out start-ups that help big brands think differently about their products.
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He added that Sotheby's "should be given credit for trying to think differently about evolving their business model," by acquiring Art Agency, Partners, and trying to build private sales.
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In 1990, when we rallied behind people with disabilities facing systematic discrimination, we did not start an awareness campaign to persuade architects to think differently about people using wheelchairs.
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Even if he is puffing out his chest, trying to make you laugh, trying to make you think differently; I still think that's a core part of who he is.
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It means that we've got to think differently about our security, make different investments that may not be as sexy but may actually end up being as important as anything.
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The artists who really sway culture and who make us think differently about each other and our relationships to each other, are not having anything to do with that administration.
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Preparing for that market shift is key, and while that is itself a challenge, investors who allow themselves to think differently may very well find themselves ahead of the pack.
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You could get a lot of middle aged men and teach them to try and think differently or take a diverse group of people and leverage the diversity among them.
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Soon the number of choices grows and the machine finds itself having to 'think' differently and autonomously, thus creating a true artificial intelligence trapped in its limited and inorganic body.
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" Bremmer says changing technology makes him think differently about political stability in China: Advances "in facial recognition technology and big data possessed by [Chinese] authorities has dramatically reduced public demonstrations.
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"Travel is inspiring and inspires you to think differently and gain new perspectives," said Matthew Carroll, the vice president of global brand management for Marriott Hotels & Resorts at Marriott International.
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Medical practitioners who remain disease deniers may think differently after learning about factors that can precede an attack of ME/CFS and the abnormalities now known to often accompany it.
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And the only way to think differently is to find out what everyone really thinks and create the psychological safety for everyone to voice their views, even if it's contrarian.
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But on Saturday, when her to favorite K-pop boy band, BTOB, dedicated its ballad "Someday" to the hope for unification, Ms. Kim said that it made her think differently.
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"Protecting the military and protecting military families is a conservative value - it can move conservatives to think differently about federal policy when they have competing values at work," he said.
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There's experiences that you can create that can maybe put people in other people's shoes to realize maybe they can treat people differently, think differently about how they treat people.
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Marking out youthful old age as a distinct phase of life might have a similar effect, prodding employers and policymakers to think differently about how to keep the young old active.
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If we continue to be associated with work that isn't ours or a agenda that isn't ours then obviously we have to think differently about how we could respond to that.
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WHEN I LOOK PEOPLE IN THE EYE, I DON'T THINK THEY'RE WRONG IF THEY THINK DIFFERENTLY THAN ME. THEY'RE RIGHT IN THEIR WORLD AND MY THINKING IS DIFFERENT FOR MY REASONS.
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If more of us could trust our ISPs in this way, we might think differently about big policy questions like net neutrality, in which the debate is premised on unaccountable providers.
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Jobs gave the manufacturer of the glass a tight deadline, and when the manufacturer said it wasn't set up to mass produce the product yet, Jobs urged him to think differently.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — If you think that the misdirected clues in regular crosswords teach you to think differently and you enjoy that mental exercise, you should give cryptic crosswords a try.
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"We need a politician like him with clout in order to make baseball think differently" Ray Gimenez, a former minor league baseball player and current pastor from Clinton, Iowa, told CNN.
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Here's what else is happening: If you think that simpler workouts like going for a run are less than exciting, perhaps you'll think differently on a day as beautiful as this.
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"In some circumstances it can definitely be an advantage to have some kind of neurotypical diagnosis, to be neurodiverse, because that makes you different, that makes you think differently," she said.
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Ryan Payton Headhunted by 343 after leaving Kojima Productions in 2008, Payton challenged the nascent studio to think differently about what a Halo game could be as Halo 4's creative director.
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As leaders, you all know that when there is an old problem, the solution never comes from thinking harder in the old ways; we have to think differently — we need an epiphany.
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Users will definitely need to think differently as they encounter an iPhone with no home button, a front camera that can scan your face, and a "notch" — all firsts for the iPhone.
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For Germany to begin to think differently, and cut France some slack, Mr Macron must first convince the government in Berlin that he is in control and determined to reform his country.
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Thai-Tang said Ford has started to think differently, citing the development of the Mustang Mach-E electric crossover vehicle, and now it needs to scale those learnings across the company faster.
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"It's less about putting clients in one category or the other and more about just understanding that clients think differently," said Katherine Mauzy, principal for financial advisor talent acquisition at Edward Jones.
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The CW series intelligently and thoughtfully pushes boundaries in every episode, whether it is introducing a topic that hasn't been discussed or challenging its audience to think differently about an existing idea.
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Last night Black-ish failed to do what it does best, which is make us think differently, or at least critically, about things that might normally go unnoticed or taken for granted.
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After months of economic hardship, and a recession-induced fall in immigration, British voters may be ready to think differently about the balance between immigration, the economy and their place in Europe.
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"We are confident that combining both company's technologies will make a real difference to the market and offers greater opportunities to think differently about how we package solutions for clients," Hornet said.
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"This group is an association of neo-Nazis who openly and aggressively agitate against our state, against our society, against people who think differently, against migrants and against the police," he said.
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Finally, and just in time for Thanksgiving, our colleagues in Opinion have a five-step method to help you have a conversation — not a fight — with people who think differently from you.
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Here I want to turn to the ideas that some of my colleagues here at Mischiefs of Faction have carefully research and written, and suggest that we think differently about their implications.
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Clinton's loss, coupled with the #MeToo Movement, has forced a national conversation about gender and power, priming Democratic primary voters to think differently about leadership and the barriers women face in politics.
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If the Knicks had to worry about being consigned to the minor leagues, the folks at Madison Square Garden might think differently about how to handle the final months of the season.
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"We don't think we have a high risk with what we do, but people who don't fly in jet fighters think differently," Svetkoff, who has flown 500 airshows without incident, told me.
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And it's unclear that anyone on the task force is atheists or agnostic — or holds political views that diverge from Sessions' — or that the task force will meet with groups that think differently.
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Using machines to clear up ambiguities in communication, to mediate among people who think differently, and to translate a person's thoughts or patterns into tasks can help people find common ground, said Hausler.
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Later in a speech to an audience of around 7,000 young Catholics, Muslims and followers of other religions, the pope spoke about welcoming and accepting those who "act and think differently than ourselves".
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If you take that and turn it into a piece of techno or piano music, you present it in a lot of different ways and you start to get people to think differently.
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In brute terms, they're old people trying to figure out and build what young people want — and you can't "think differently," as Geely wants Lynk & Co to do, with the same old mind.
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I like to put ideas for projects out into the world and see how the world responds, see if it can engage an audience and make them think differently about their everyday routine.
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Instead, they head into the draft with 12 picks, tied for the most in the N.F.L. While Goff and Wentz are the consensus first-tier quarterbacks, Jackson suggested the Browns might think differently.
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In fact, I would even go so far as to say that the films that have really, really, really touched me and made me think differently about my life were not political films.
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To the Editor: Supporters of Donald Trump on campuses have long clamored against political correctness, which is often nothing more than respect for the humanity of those who look, act or think differently.
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" Added Mr. Ha, who is based in Boston: "Established writers in China may pay attention to big ideas but they are so isolated and confined within the system they can't really think differently.
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And that's like what I'm trying to capture and say: Here are some things that we encounter, but here are things now that have worked for me and how we should think differently.
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From a design perspective, you have to find your waste and then you've got to find a way of designing that waste back into fashion so the need to think differently is radically there.
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What they're saying: FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb acknowledged the criticism in a statement about the approval, and said it may be time for the agency to think differently about the standards for approving opioids.
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Trump fired off a statement in response almost immediately that ripped the pope's comments as "disgraceful" and said the pope will think differently about him after the Vatican is attacked by the Islamic State.
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In fact, my colleagues and I have found that even understanding that empathy is under our control empowers people to work harder at it, especially with people who look or think differently than themselves.
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The majority of innovation over the past 10 years in the startup space has been around software; I believe it's time for entrepreneurs to think differently structurally for innovation to continue at this pace.
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This perspective helps successful people to think differently to everyone else, which is important, because if you think like everyone else, no matter how smart or experienced you are, you'll hit the same ceiling.
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Surely anyone worthy of being called a "liberal" should defend your right to speak your own mind, and should maintain an attitude of open-minded curiosity about people who think differently than they do.
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Engaging in radically ordinary hospitality means we provide the time necessary to build strong relationships with people who think differently than we do as well as build strong relationships from within the family of God.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she and French President Emmanuel Macron have "intense debates" and think differently but can still find compromises, insisting that they are able to drive the European Union forward.
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"He taught us to think differently and to have the courage to change, often in unconventional ways, always acting with a sense of responsibility for the companies and their people," Elkann said over the weekend.
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When you see that other people value you, you start valuing yourself more—and when you recognize that staff want to help you attain the goals that matter to you, you start to think differently.
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"Det norske shall utilise its ability to challenge, think differently and adapt to reduce exploration, development and operating costs to a minimum, including reduced drilling costs," Chief Executive Karl Johnny Hersvik said in a statement.
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But the point I'm making is that ordinary people have used Twitter to challenge us to think differently, to tell their stories, people who have typically not been heard through other media channels or platforms.
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Linsenmeir's obituary has made its way around the Internet, prompting social media users everywhere to send messages of comfort to the family, think differently about drug abuse and even to share their own stories of addiction.
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Yang is an outsider (he's never run for office before) and has built a large online support base thanks to his willingness to think differently -- some would say naively -- about how to solve the nation's problems.
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"The Latinos in Texas are coming of age so quickly… it's just a different group, they're younger, they think differently… and now they've got a full-time bogeyman to focus on," he said, referring to Trump.
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I refuse to believe that if someone came along with the right personality and right message — and compelled people to think differently about the changing world before us — that some non-voters couldn't be persuaded to vote.
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Game of Thrones actor John Bradley says that playing Samwell Tarly on the hit HBO series inspired him to think differently about how he viewed his weight, and helped him become more comfortable in his own skin.
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A company worth hundreds of billions of dollars has appeared every six years over the past four decades, investor Chamath Palihapitiya says — and he thinks the next one will look different and think differently than its predecessors.
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"Barack and I have always believed in the power of storytelling to inspire us, to make us think differently about the world around us, and to help us open our minds and hearts to others," Michelle added.
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A new AI project unveiled at the Tate Britain art gallery in London on Friday draws links between current news photos and archival artworks in a bid to help humans think differently about the images they see.
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It's one thing to amplify your already rarified esteem for the man who wrote, "Kiss," it's an entirely different achievement to make you think differently about one of the most iconic breakfast foodstuffs of the last century.
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Some experts contend that it is more a matter of influence—that English doesn't force you to think differently from Russian, for instance, but that the languages have different associations and so different effects on your mind.
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But as I heard his calm explanations, his respect for the bulk of police and standing against what we all agree is too frequent lethal and unnecessary police violence against black men, I started to think differently.
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"We know that setting the bar for safety to the highest possible standard requires commitment from everyone to think differently about safety, from drivers to industry, safety organizations and government at all levels," Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx.
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"To do our job, which is solving some of the hardest technology problems the world faces for security reasons, we need all talents and we need people who dare to think differently and be different," he said.
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"We need women and diverse minds, people who think differently and have different religious beliefs, because truth and the right answers come from diversity of experiences," said Obama, flanked on stage by "Pretty Woman" star Julia Roberts.
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" Michelle Obama : "Barack and I have always believed in the power of storytelling to inspire us, to make us think differently about the world around us, and to help us open our minds and hearts to others.
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So I'm hoping that by having a straightforward conversation about these experiences, as you've done and as I did in this book, we can encourage people to think differently about these drugs, and then we'll see what happens.
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"As people see the need to reorient supply chains, or think differently about the regulatory environment, they tend to broaden the spectrum of what they buy from us," he said, adding that such deals "tend to get bigger".
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"You've got to realize that the people of Alabama think differently than people from a lot of states that a lot Democrats represent, and he's going to do his darndest to represent them," Grassley told CNN on Tuesday.
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When we're in a setting where we're getting all this positive feedback from people around us and people are accepting you, nobody is critiquing you—you can do whatever you want and nobody will think differently of you.
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To get them to think differently about our time together, to value their lives differently, I make a resolute effort to remind my students that all of us, at some point, sooner or later, will become rotting corpses.
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Sometimes, counter to the artist's actual focus, audiences assume that the artist's work is intended to educate nondisabled people about disability rights and etiquette, or to nudge people to think differently about disability and equity in the world.
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From forecasting his own death, to pushing messages of self-love, to weaponizing his fanbase against anyone who dared to think differently from him will likely help XXXtentacion evade negativity in his death amongst his peer group and followers.
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Economist Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC Friday that investors need to think differently about the global bond market, saying that the asset class should be treated in an "opportunistic" manner rather than as a core part of a portfolio.
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"If I lived somewhere where I had to go into a red state to shop, I might think differently," Ms. Newson said on a recent morning as she embarked on a two-day shopping trip in the United States.
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"2017 is clearly becoming the year [once again] that Amazon's competitors have no choice but to think differently in order to counter Amazon's dominance in the e-commerce channel," Ken Cassar, principal analyst at Slice, told CNBC in an email.
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"If we can get one person to watch the show and to think differently about what it is to be a hero in the present day, and what it is to be a black hero, then that's a victory," he says.
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"Barack and I have always believed in the power of storytelling to inspire us, to make us think differently about the world around us, and to help us open our minds and hearts to others," said the 54-year-old.
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It taught me not to speak at all, and I eventually got over that, and speaking up in a collection of 3,000 people where you make an assumption that they potentially think differently than you or believe differently is hard.
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"We have to be able to talk about these things, honestly and openly, not just in the comfort of our own circles, but with folks who look differently and think differently than we do," he said in his weekly address.
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"We sometimes think differently about closed investigations," he told Senator Angus King last month, after King implied Comey applied a double standard to Clinton and Trump–an acknowledgment, perhaps, that he won't be able to sit on Trump-related inquiries forever.
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That approach would encompass several key principles missing today, including: Dramatic changes in the global economy demand that Republicans and Democrats think differently about how to mitigate the effects of those changes and position the U.S. to succeed in the future.
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And as industries are ever more disrupted by start-ups that think differently, brands and their guardians – the chief marketing officers (CMOs) – have an ever-harder task of keeping up with trends and working out what consumers want from them.
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Speaking by phone on a long weekend home from school, he said he has come to think differently — to see that he was "a complete emotional wreck" then, that this was "the only way" after other attempts at therapy had failed.
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And so, to all the people for whom a conversation about a 90's sitcom flipped a switch and made you think differently about relationships in some way: I am rooting for you, and I hope that you find your lobster.
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And while the debate rages on about what are the top vulnerabilities responsible for breaches, I argue that we are being distracted from the true issue: We need to think differently about protecting the applications that run our businesses and lives.
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However, "it's less about putting clients in one category or the other and more about just understanding that clients think differently," said a company spokesperson in an interview earlier this year about the study, which split investors into two categories.
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Advertising alcohol on TV is banned in the country, so Efes Rus knew it would need to think differently about its packaging, and decided on a plastic design with a large lid that would look like a freshly-poured beer once opened.
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"What matters the most is being able to tell others that it does not matter if you agree with someone else, you can often do things with people who think differently on some issues," said Gabriel Sagastume, an Argentine veteran and actor.
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We live in this incredible democracy where we can think differently and have different ideas about how we see the world, but there is one thing we should all agree on, that Gold Star families deserve nothing but our deep respect and appreciation.
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But I think it's cool that even if a younger hip-hop fan who listens to someone like Drake can come across a video like yours and think differently about what hip-hop can mean, even if that wasn't your overt intention…Definitely.
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By pushing the line we force people to think differently, to ask questions, and disrupt the status quo Wolf's routine triggered a wave of controversy for its blunt and provocative nature, leading some White House staffers to walk out of the event early.
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Children in their 30s think differently about love of country than their parents or grandparents, perhaps because many of their life experiences, while abundant, have a different, less pressurized outlook than parents who faced death and war when the younger generation hasn't.
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Higher education's transformation is, in turn, fueling a trillion-dollar convergence of fintech and edtech that aims to blur the line between learning and earning — and will force students, colleges and financial institutions alike to think differently about return on education investment.
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" Still, there is a value to the "mumbo jumbo," Mr. Srere said, adding, "If calling it a lifestyle brand begins to move them and get the company to think differently about the brand and move to a more meaningful role, then that's fine.
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"This year Prince William and a global alliance launch the most prestigious environment prize in history: The Earthshot Prize," Attenborough said, describing it as "a global prize designed to motivate and inspire a new generation of thinkers, leaders and dreamers to think differently".
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It makes people believe: believe that the country doesn't have to feel the way it does right now, that people who think differently can still have a conversation, that you can be conservative and vote for a candidate without an "R" beside their name.
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Christian Jankowski: It is my own practice; I cannot think differently about art or stuff that I'm interested [in], so my attitude towards this biennial was the same as producing an art piece, and it would also be a lie to tell [it] differently.
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That one question made me think differently about my money and timeBecause I didn't have any debt and kept my living expenses fairly low, I realized I had enough stashed away in my savings to comfortably get by for one year without having to work.
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Read more:14 facts that will make you think differently about the Kardashian-Jenner familyHere's everything you need to know about psoriasis, Kim Kardashian's common skin conditionKim Kardashian West is apprenticing at a San Francisco law office in hopes of taking the bar in 2022
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Why it matters: The rise of streaming and multi-device content consumption has forced marketers to think differently about the most effective way to reach their audiences, and that often means using audience data, not traditional TV ratings, as a currency for television ad buying.
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And I am truly, and I'll admit it, a die-hard Republican in 99 percent of my views, but over the last year I have really come to think differently about the health care in this country, and I wonder about a single-payer system.
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But if the evidence shows these new approaches save lives (which it does), and if there's a risk that fentanyl may spread and wreak more havoc in the US (which remains possible), then maybe it's time to think differently about drugs and drug policy.
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Together we will build a country that is freer, fairer, more fraternal and more prosperous, a country we can call our common home, the house of all Chileans, where we can think differently but respect each other and together build a better future for all.
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Apple will launch a rundle relationship (recurring revenue bundle) with the 100 million wealthiest people on the planet, who will get their phone, watch, listening device, laptop, music, news, and validation that they are our economy&aposs apostles: wealthy people who think differently (innovators).
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The video is the latest sensation from the women's health site HelloFlo, and after watching it, you may think differently the next time you see a mom holding her legs together every time she laughs or coughs (something this mother of two has to do regularly).
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His professed desire to join a movement that justifies the murder and maiming of all who dare to think differently than he does on matters of faith and religion deeply offend our values of religious liberty, the sanctity of life, tolerance, justice, and the rule of law.
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We're looking to hear from folks whose lives rely on this train; who have ambitious ideas and ways we can think differently about how we get around; and who have serious concerns about the standard of living in a borough that has seen such rapid change.
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" This past week, Mohamed El-Erian, former CEO of bond giant Pimco and current Allianz chief economic adviser, said to CNBC about the current fixed-income environment, "If you stick with the old rules, you will lose ... you have to think differently about the bond market.
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He has to pull off a full reset—reinventing a campaign that was never built to win a majority of the Democratic electorate in an undivided field in the first place, and getting the Democratic rank and file to think differently about Sanders as a political figure.
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Ryan did not mention the border-adjustment tax by name in his speech Tuesday but said it's important for tax reform to encourage businesses to locate in the U.S. "We must think differently, so that once again we make things here and export them around the world," he said.
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So instead of using it as a teachable moment -- talking about dirty tricks, the need to think differently and let everyone inside the tent, and embracing the unexpected faces of conservatism -- Cruz may simply have ended up dissing potential voters in the form of libertarians (and consumers of porn).
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said that the idea fake news on the platform influenced the election is "crazy," but a number of Facebook employees apparently think differently, with some reportedly organizing a secret "task force" to solve the problem of deliberately misleading stories proliferating on the social network.
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"I think the biggest challenge I face in my career is inviting people to think differently in how they see me," explained Nash, who started out as a comedic actress on the the Comedy Central favorite Reno 911 (a talent she showed off again on FX's Scream Queens).
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I think, when they send their kids to school over here, they think it's the schools teaching them, I think it's actually the culture teaching them how to think differently about different things, that we don't all agree, and we push and shove and try to get there.
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Manhattan suit; photo by Daniel Sonnentag While a powerful pantsuit won't shatter the glass ceiling on Wall Street, abolish sexual harassment or close the pay gap, research does show that more formal attire makes people think differently, and that putting on more formal clothes makes people feel powerful.
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Actually, Puerto Rico is an unincorporated territory of the United States, and while some think differently, Puerto Ricans are American citizens since 1917 by virtue of the Jones Act, and yet, while living on the island they are not allowed to vote for the President of the United States.
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In UNTRUE: Why Nearly Everything We Believe About Women, Lust, and Infidelity is Wrong and How the New Science Can Set Us Free , Martin offers a provocative read based on the latest research studies and interviews with experts in human sexuality that challenges us to think differently about women and sex.
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There is plenty of evidence to suggest that moderate GOPers, women, minorities and other key groups that you need in order to win in November will think differently about you if you are a Trump endorser/supporter/team player…whatever term you are using to describe your affiliation with Trump.
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"We need to think differently about what constitutes relationship work, and we need to think about, if it's those everyday small things that are important to people, then let's think about what those small things might be and start to be more attuned to what's going on in our own relationships," said Gabb.
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This raises the question of whether people with diverse gender and sexual identities are more drawn to polyamory, or if polyamory might lead people to think differently about gender and sexuality, or perhaps to acknowledge aspects of the self that they might not otherwise feel comfortable doing if they were completely monogamous.
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The global citizens of big cities like London and Manchester who voted Remain were aghast that anyone out there in Lincolnshire (let alone a majority nationwide) could think differently, in the same way as the global citizens of New York or Los Angeles can't see Trump's appeal to tens of millions of Americans.
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But that is exactly what the cathedral in eastern England will be housing for 10 days this month, giving visitors a rare chance to get close-up views of its medieval roof, a fun experience and - those behind the idea hope - a chance to think differently about the building, life and God.
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Read more:More than one fan suggested Kim Kardashian call her shapewear line SKIM over a month before the star announced its new nameThe 64-year-old grandmother that Kim Kardashian helped free from prison had never heard of the Kardashians before14 facts that will make you think differently about the Kardashian-Jenner family
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The dominant vision being offered so far is to take counsel of our fears, to shun the refugee family who is escaping terrorism, to expel the immigrant family who seek better lives, to oppose all citizens who think differently from this as delusional, and to posit all differences of politics as coming from bad people.
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" Adds Etrit, 28, who was COO of Detroit-based smart building technology company Hepta Systems before leaving recently to co-found Kodelabs, a software development and real estate technology start-up, with Edi: "From an economic standpoint, immigrants only make this country better, because different minds think differently, and that's what makes this country amazing.
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"By making it available to a wider audience, and available for further research, we hope not just to further our understanding of the very different social, cultural, and medical context of this period, but also to challenge ourselves to think differently about our own attitudes towards life, health, and our place in the world."
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EK: It is, and it means that you think differently, it means that you reach out to other parties, that you hear other voices, that you work on a programme which is published, which is transparent and accountable, and you sign deals with other parties on certain issues to keep government working in the interest of the people.
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"When I see her on the stump, sometimes shrieking about the politics of the moment, I say even as a Republican about a Democrat, 'If people could see her as I saw her when she was in the trenches in some pretty difficult circumstances representing the United States, they would think differently about her,'" he said.
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With each album, he not only reinvented his sound, but he reinvented himself and evolved what he stood for—from stunner shades to weirdly cut suits to red leather jackets to T-shirts with holes—pushing himself to think differently about not only what music can be, but also how it reflects the world and its current existence.
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Read more:All the showstopping Halloween costumes from the Kardashian-Jenner family last yearLamar Odom says he was 'an immature punk' for leaving Taraji P. Henson for Khloe Kardashian15 facts that will make you think differently about the Kardashian-Jenner familyKhloe Kardashian defended her vacation photos after she was accused of treating her daughter like an 'accessory'
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If I don't know what the other side's thinking ... So, I actually do try to hang out with people who think differently than me just to hear their arguments, because if we do end up getting into it, I want to know what you're thinking or I want to make sure that I'm right in my thinking.
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Read more:Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott reportedly 'taking some time but not done' after 2 years togetherKylie Jenner has reportedly been hospitalized with an 'intense illness'Kylie Jenner opened up about her and Travis Scott's sex life as parents: 'You can be sexy and still be a badass mom'15 facts that will make you think differently about the Kardashian-Jenner family
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Social media has dramatically revolutionized the way the world works: We think differently, act differently, and interact with others differently when we have Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat at our fingertips, a press of a button away from a portrait-quality photo, a location check-in, or a glimpse at a feed that tells you more than you'd ever need to know about someone you only just met.
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Read more:15 facts that will make you think differently about the Kardashian-Jenner familyKylie Jenner and Travis Scott became parents just 10 months after meeting — here's a complete timeline of their relationshipKris and Kylie Jenner pose with baby Stormi for her first magazine cover, with all 3 wearing matching leopard printKris Jenner is running a Rob Kardashian fan account after Instagram banned him for posting revenge porn
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Watch the video below (Kardashian West talks about the Wyoming ranch at 0:40):Read more:14 celebrities who said they had difficult, uncomfortable, or even dangerous pregnanciesKim Kardashian took fans inside Kanye West's new-age domes that he wants to turn into housing for the homeless14 facts that will make you think differently about the Kardashian-Jenner familyPeople think Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner's new perfume ad looks more like a peanut commercial
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Sure. Kumail Nanjiani: I thought that when the internet first came out and there was social media, I thought they made great promise of internet, and social media was gonna be, "You're gonna be able to talk to people you would never have access to, people who think differently than you," and what we're finding is that, what's happening is, people are just finding other people who agree with them and just reinforcing their niche beliefs. Yeah.
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There is something of the artist's position in the discourse on mid-century Color Field art that has been left out of the conversation that this exhibition quietly but determinedly puts back: it celebrates a black woman that has until recently been ignored by the modernist canon, one woman of color who ventured out into the oblique indifference of conceptual painting space and showed that yes, an object of color can make us think differently about the entire game.
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No. 1: Mindful eating No. 2: Cook at home No. 3: Meatless one day a week No. 33: More fruits and veggies No. 5: Water Being mindful when eating can help you shed pounds if you tend to nibble out of a bag of chips or a carton of ice cream in front of the TV. Mindfulness "can also help you reduce stress and think differently about food," said Caroline Passerrello, a registered dietitian and spokeswoman for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
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AND THE LAST THING I WILL SAY IS I DO THINK THAT IF WE ARE GOING TO BE IN AN ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH OUR STAR, THE NEUTRAL RATE OF INTEREST, IS PRETTY LOW GOING FORWARD FOR QUITE A WHILE, WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO THINK ABOUT A FRAMEWORK FOR FINANCIAL STABILITY THAT INCLUDES, OBVIOUSLY, SUPERVISION AND REGULATION, BUT THAT ALSO HAS TO THINK ABOUT THE FRAMEWORK FOR MONETARY POLICY AND WHETHER WE NEED TO THINK DIFFERENTLY ABOUT HOW WE CONDUCT IT. LIESMAN: DAN TARULLO, FED GOVERNOR.
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