Because we're trying to develop a style, we're trying to develop a voice.
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It needs to keep trying to develop new hardware products.
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Scientists have been trying to develop gene therapies for decades.
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Another 10 companies are trying to develop tests using similar approaches.
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North Korea has spent decades trying to develop operational nuclear weapons.
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Or should we be trying to develop sustainable alternative energy sources?
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But, like Volkswagen, many are trying to develop capabilities in-house.
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The two countries are also trying to develop a gas pipeline link.
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We have a capability that they're trying to develop to play defense.
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China has a history of trying to develop important industries deep inland.
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Companies, scientists have been trying to develop noninvasive impedance sensors for years.
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Inevitably, another bunch of tech startups is trying to develop a solution.
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It can be difficult trying to develop friendships when you're an adult.
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Early on, my manager was trying to develop a Nikola Tesla story.
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It's trying to develop a way to make those shoes more sustainable.
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Sapo is focused on financial services and trying to develop e-commerce.
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The CDC was beset by several missteps while trying to develop test kits.
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Scientists are trying to develop preventive treatments in the form of monoclonal antibodies.
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He's increasingly trying to develop his own muscles of courage, because he's scared.
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"I'm trying to develop and show people I'm willing to work," he said.
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NextMind isn't the only company trying to develop, for the masses, noninvasive BCIs.
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To be clear, Moffitt isn't trying to develop a toxicology of toxic masculinity here.
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He was trying to develop oral vaccinations that are easier to deliver than shots.
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Some experts are also trying to develop weight-maintenance drugs that mimic leptin's effects.
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The Raptors have been trying to develop a strong game from beyond the arc.
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" He added that the company has been trying to develop "non-opioid pain products.
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As a result, most insurers are still trying to develop a successful business model.
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"What we're trying to develop is an overall picture of the patient," Talbert said.
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Japan is also trying to develop the potential fuel sources in its own seas.
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So, when you started, you were trying to develop the scene in Santo Domingo.
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One company trying to develop new innovations to fix this old problem is Salomon.
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Its members are trying to develop a reliable way of making "self-amplifying" RNA vaccines.
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They're trying to develop the institute as something that has more of an application mindset.
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Plenty of researchers are trying to develop safer batteries with less flammable materials, Lamb says.
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Shkreli tells us his companies are trying to develop new, desperately necessary, treatments for autism.
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Parker had been making Nerf balls since 1970 and trying to develop a companion football.
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"We're trying to develop talent that ultimately will let us win in Chicago," he said.
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Meanwhile, researchers at tech companies and in academia are trying to develop deepfake-detecting software.
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Others, like GM's Cruise, are trying to develop self-driving tech alongside a purpose-built car.
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Russia, China, and India are all trying to develop hypersonic weapons, according to The National Interest.
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Instead of focusing on radical form factors, OnePlus is trying to develop a 5G app ecosystem.
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An Atlanta-based aerospace company is trying to develop a plane that will make that possible.
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The scale isn't necessarily the best indicator of progress when we're trying to develop our physique.
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Singh said that was unlikely due to India's policy of trying to develop its own hubs.
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People have speculated that you are trying to develop a 'paranormal retreat' or a tourist destination.Really?
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Agronomists are trying to develop seeds that have a better shot at surviving heat and drought.
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And the Tongass is just one spot the Trump administration is trying to develop in Alaska.
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"I wasn't trying to develop an Israeli cuisine," he said as he picked some fresh chickpeas.
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And there were five governors who were working real hard in trying to develop this package.
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Colleges are paying attention at different levels to what that means and trying to develop programs.
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BUT DO YOU LOOK AT A PRIME MODEL WHEN YOU'RE TRYING TO DEVELOP A LOYALTY PROGRAM?
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Since then, there's been a lot of academic energy around trying to develop such a standard.
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Sigurdson and her team are already at work trying to develop newer diagnostic tests for prion diseases.
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Leading researchers are trying to develop defenses against such attacks—but that's proving to be a challenge.
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"It's like trying to develop a Betamax player when everyone is using Blu-ray," one backer complained.
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Moscow is trying to develop its own gas turbine engines and its own full-cycle manufacturing base.
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Complicating the effort, they're trying to develop a microprocessor to replace the Nvidia chip they currently use.
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Rosneft and Exxon have long been trying to develop closer ties, including via drilling in the Arctic.
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Lastly, the American administration is trying to develop the capacity of Mr Guaidó's team to rebuild Venezuela.
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"Trying to develop those types of capabilities with the current content providers is proving difficult," he said.
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Some scientists are trying to develop a kind of electrolyte that won't burst into flames as easily.
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But learning how to walk away from giant projects is still a skill I'm trying to develop.
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The area is believed to hold substantial gas and oil deposits, which Vietnam is trying to develop.
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"We are trying to develop some of the best ones ever created in the world," Nantarika said.
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We were meeting with their big spies, trying to develop some kind of arms control for cyber.
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Or, I would be a neuroscientist trying to develop new ways to help people adopt healthy habits.
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People are trying to develop tech products that can be used in really straightforward ways, simple ways.
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To the extent that we can, we're trying to develop art-based strategies that will support them.
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Back when it was a secretive project within Google, Waymo was trying to develop a highway assistance product.
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You got a bunch of people pulling from you and you're still trying to develop as a woman.
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But some engineers are trying to develop new hypersonic vehicles that can glide a nuke to its location.
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"They're trying to develop the institute as something that has more of an application mindset," Jasinski told me.
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Many of the key players in Canada's banking sphere were trying to develop their own mobile payments app.
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Sometimes the effort we put into trying to develop a relationship just isn't worth what we get back.
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When the guys were walking on the moon, they were trying to develop more advanced computers and technology.
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There was one person who came to me trying to develop a new kind of stent for arteries.
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Niño: There are researchers who are trying to develop drone pollinators, so using drone technology to pollinate flowers.
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Fauci, for one, needs more funding to support federal scientists who are trying to develop a Zika vaccine.
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But rather than trying to develop something that would give workers superhuman strength, the idea is to prevent injury.
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The communist country has blamed what it calls U.S. aggression for the reason it's trying to develop nuclear weapons.
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The agency is trying to develop military tools to both counter and reverse the effects of synthetically created bioweapons.
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This is also consistent with how Airbnb has been trying to develop attention to the quality of its service.
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Harmony Futeng, launched last March, is one of several Chinese tech companies trying to develop "smart" and electric vehicles.
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But even in places like Thailand and Pakistan—OK, these places aren't as developed, but they're trying to develop.
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Many companies are trying to develop drugs to tackle various aspects of the condition, so far with minimal success.
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Several companies are trying to develop medical treatments using Crispr, although they are in the early stage of development.
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Protagonist Therapeutics, a biotech company based in the Bay Area, is trying to develop pill versions of injected drugs.
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The investment comes as European authorities and companies are trying to develop large-scale production of electric vehicle batteries.
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"The media trying to develop a story about the PVEPD being sympathetic to us is complete BS," he remarked.
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They rely on the AI tools produced by others, rather than trying to develop that part of the solution themselves.
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"We hope to fulfill our obligation to patients by trying to develop as many promising therapeutics as possible," Liu says.
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In LG's case, though, rocky finances mean it's better off borrowing Google's expertise than trying to develop its own assistant.
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Many scientists trying to develop better adhesives take inspiration from naturally sticky creatures, like mussels that glue themselves to rocks.
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Researchers are trying to develop new materials that could replace common plastics — from that foam in flower arrangements to straws.
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He's a talented young artist who's trying to develop his own style by borrowing elements from the things he likes.
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North Korea has spent decades trying to develop missiles capable of striking the mainland United States and operational nuclear weapons.
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Buying this platform makes more sense than trying to develop it internally, says Charles O'Shea of Moody's, a rating agency.
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For over a decade, scientists from California to Cambridge have been trying to develop diagnostic blood tests for mental illnesses.
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Several companies are trying to develop driverless technology for trucks, seeing it as a surer bet than autonomous car research.
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It is also trying to develop ways to improve users' "news literacy," though how that will happen isn't quite clear.
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It attacks the Republicans and the proposed mine but focuses largely on Pebble Partnership, the company trying to develop it.
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"It sounds like Walmart is trying to develop a complete system that can actually do something about it," Dvorak said.
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But even in an unhealthy culture and with a difficult, poorly trained supervisor, it's worth trying to develop the relationship.
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"At least a half dozen companies are trying to develop sodium-channel blockers that preferentially or selectively block 1.7," Waxman says.
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He had been trying to develop the Bourdain Market for two years when he announced in December it had been nixed.
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North Korea has spent decades trying to develop operational nuclear weapons along with missiles capable of striking the mainland United States.
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As I'm looking at the next decade, big products that we're trying to develop, I think timing is a funny thing.
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Meanwhile, other companies like NanoRacks, Axiom, and more are also trying to develop habitats that could live in lower Earth orbit.
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Satellite images indicate Pyongyang is actively trying to develop its submarine-launched ballistic missile program in this area, according to experts.
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Its analysis suggests that attackers may be trying to develop backdoor functionality that would encrypt users' Time Machine backups, as well.
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Many artificial intelligence researchers are trying to develop ways to make it easier to understand the inner working of A.I. systems.
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Mr. Teague, for instance, is already trying to develop cocktails with clairin for Amor y Amargo and the neighboring bar, Cienfuegos.
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He was known for his quest to turn Indonesia into a technological powerhouse, including trying to develop a national aircraft industry.
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She spent months trying to develop a feature film set in Sunderland, a working-class city in the North of England.
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As the Nazis launched the U-2202 ballistic missiles in World War 2628, the Allies began trying to develop anti-missiles.
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Several companies, most notably NuScale (which has already submitted its design to the feds), are trying to develop light-water SMRs.
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At the same time, Casey Silver, the former head of Universal Pictures, was trying to develop a new way to tell stories.
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Today, it's a huge benefit to people in countries that are trying to develop quickly, whether it's India or Pakistan or Vietnam.
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A family that was proactive in the lives we were trying to develop and pursue in the 60s and 70s in America.
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With their prodigious engineering skills, born from years of trying to develop high-speed rail themselves, Chinese companies soon absorbed the technology.
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Now, Chen and her team are trying to develop the right hardware that can allow people to easily read that fluorescent signal.
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Ehrhardt also noticed that recruitment and personal development are two big obstacles for companies trying to develop and express their own culture.
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As Tian explained to Cell:Human beings have been trying to develop new technology to enable abilities that are beyond our natural abilities.
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India is trying to develop Chabahar as a way to gain access to the markets of central Asia as well as Afghanistan.
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Wired notes that a company called Aspire is trying to develop workable methods for insect husbandry, including grasshoppers, crickets, and palm weevils.
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"As you may know, Pebble is trying to develop a world-class copper mine in southwestern Alaska," the lobbyist, Peter Robertson wrote.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Delgado is doing what modern choreographers do, trying to develop his own way of saying what he has to say.
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Some brand-name companies are now trying to develop biosimilars to capture a share of what could be a big new market.
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This, of course, is the hardest thing to do – to stay open to fresh possibilities, rather than trying to develop a brand.
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Heller says Rand's love of creating logos was something like a scientist trying to develop the perfect solution to a complex problem.
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As industry leaders describe it, it's like the government owns miles of prime beachfront property but isn't really trying to develop it.
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And we have been early in communicating and working with the private sector and trying to develop remedies and therapies and vaccines.
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What Hungryroot has been doing is trying to develop fresh, healthy versions of convenience food that you can keep in your fridge.
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"In the CDRR [competitive demonstration and risk reduction], we're really trying to develop a weapons system, not the tech demonstrator," Brig. Gen.
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I add words manually on a pretty ad hoc basis, generally when I'm trying to develop more options for a theme set.
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The company stopped marketing Axona as a medical food and is now trying to develop a more traditional drug to treat Alzheimer's.
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Other labs, such as one led by Wei Gao at Caltech, are trying to develop sensors for mental health conditions, including depression.
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Penrose had been trying to develop his "twistor" theory, a path toward quantum gravity that's been in the works for nearly 803 years.
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For years, scientists trying to develop fluorescent molecules grappled with a tricky problem: The molecules' light went out when they were too crowded.
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"We're also trying to develop DNA off of some of the items we'd collected from the scene where previously, we couldn't," says Bollinger.
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As Crystal Rugege, its director of strategy and operations, observes, information technology "cuts across all sectors when you're trying to develop an economy".
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On Monday morning, Trump showed he doesn't have anything close to that kind of discipline and is uninterested in trying to develop it.
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The concept of trying to develop a unified union based on a currency union and forget about a fiscal union and political union.
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Apple, which announced new subscriptions for video and news services Monday, is trying to develop new revenue sources beyond its popular hardware products.
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Can major tech players — not just investors — retain their star power while also trying to develop a younger generation to take their places?
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And if you're trying to develop a new, good habit, they also know how to teach you to stick with positive behavior changes.
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"We were trying to develop our understanding of the area and that includes the people as well as other materials," General Votel said.
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The company has not detailed its planned changes, but Ford and top auto makers are focusing on trying to develop self-driving cars.
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For Barouch, who has spent nearly a decade trying to develop an H.I.V. vaccine, the contrast between Zika and H.I.V. was particularly illuminating.
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Nor is it in the variously concerned or hubristic doctors, who were trying to develop a bird-flu vaccine and got something else.
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He does not have a fixed palette, nor does he seem to be trying to develop a signature style or set of motifs.
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"Our analysis suggests the attacker may be trying to develop backdoor functionality and encrypt Time Machine backup files as well," the researchers add.
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"You're trying to develop trust," explained Judge Vlavianos, who routinely descends from the bench to dispense handshakes, hugs and the occasional skeptical raised eyebrow.
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It may be the goal of Hyperloop One, but for now it will start by trying to develop routes in and around Moscow. Questions?
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By contrast, Altius Institute for Biomedical Science associate director Fyodor Urnov spent years trying to develop a therapy for people born without immune systems.
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Meanwhile, someone is, finally, trying to develop a killed-virus HIV vaccine that looks, on its face, a lot like what Dorman is advocating.
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So while the United States has stepped away from trying to develop and online voting system, other parts of the world already use them.
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"We've already started trying to develop some kind of solution to the demand," said Seiichiro Uchi, managing director for index compiler MSCI in Tokyo.
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The Saudis are trying to develop these and other industries as part of Vision 2030, an ambitious plan to diversify their oil-dependent economy.
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The niche is becoming increasingly crowded with both startups and auto manufacturers trying to develop autonomous technology that could one day replace traditional cars.
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The space agency is trying to develop processed foods that last longer, as well as methods for efficiently growing crops in a weightless environment.
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The law requires manufacturers of brand-name drugs to make samples available to generic drug companies trying to develop inexpensive copies of those products.
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Now, he is trying to develop players who know how hard winning football is and how pursuing it can help them off the field.
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No country has yet approved a vaccine for the usually deadly hog disease, although several institutes around the world are trying to develop one.
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"They're trying to develop operational systems that might actually survive on the ground," perhaps even enduring blows meant to leave them crippled or destroyed.
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Unlike computer software, there's no way so far to "patch" biological systems once released to the wild, although researchers are trying to develop one.
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Aetna and UnitedHealth appear to be trying to develop their own in-house network of doctors to try to change how care is delivered.
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Chinese-made jets, including the C919 and ARJ21, currently use foreign engines but the country has been trying to develop a competitive homegrown alternative.
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Facebook processes 1.3 million posts per minute, and the documents show that the company is trying to develop policies on everything from profanity to cannibalism.
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Janssen Pharmaceutica, a pharmaceutical company under the umbrella of Johnson and Johnson, has been trying to develop a nasal spray version of ketamine, called esketamine.
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VR producers are constantly plagued with trying to develop scenes, characters, or action in 2D and then port them into 3D where everything works different.
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The United States has been trying to develop a free speech policy in our courts for 220-plus years, and we're pretty bad at it.
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Trump has said he believes the nuclear deal is too generous toward Iran and would not stop it from trying to develop a nuclear weapon.
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There's a language that I've been trying to develop for a while, so that was what The Trap was going to be a continuation of.
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The $225 billion Japanese manufacturer was a pioneer of mass-market hybrid cars with its Prius lineup; it's also trying to develop hydrogen fuel cells.
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This can easily lead to inaccurate perceptions and understandings of reality – and, as a result, unpleasant surprises when trying to develop and apply strategic policy.
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Mr. Schulte was also angry that the C.I.A. had hired a contractor to develop a tool similar to one that he was trying to develop.
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McClellan added the e-cigarette industry should be "proactive" about trying to develop the evidence needed to show its products are safer than combustible cigarettes.
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One Park is Mr. Cogan's answer to bringing Louisville into line with other cities that have been trying to develop property closer to their cores.
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We're trying to develop the region by trying to tap into the declining automobile industry in the region and offering them new contracts in aerospace.
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What we're trying to develop is a team that shares the game and understands how each guy can help and be aggressive, help the team.
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He does this at his apartment in Amsterdam, where we visit him to get a closer look on how he's trying to develop new products.
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My co-founder Anthony and I, we started the company after discussions on trying to develop safe and accessible transportation solutions for all of Southeast Asia.
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Rather than trying to develop one giant bill, the Trump administration is taking many different meaningful, smart, measured actions that collectively will have an enormous impact.
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Especially when you're trying to develop and improve a product that will be used by hundreds of millions, or in Google's case billions, around the world.
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"NASA's trying to develop economic development in low-earth orbit," Hill said, speaking on a panel of NASA staff assembled to discuss the upcoming Mars mission.
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Companies are trying to develop systems to detect drones and protect properties, but have been thwarted by FAA regulations, Federal Communications Commission regulations, and US law.
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We ought to be trying to develop a system that is more in step with that desire of the people who ultimately pay for the system.
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In 1959, Mr. Caro wrote in "The Power Broker," the East Tremont Neighborhood Association was trying to develop a middle-income housing complex in the Bronx.
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Though Mr. Tillerson has kept a low profile, officials said he was trying to develop his own relationship with Mr. Trump at regular lunches and dinners.
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She was accused of trying to develop some sort of "back channel" between Russian officials and some of the most influential political figures in the GOP.
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And, more universally, can major tech players — not just venture capitalists — retain their star power while also trying to develop a younger generation to take their places?
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China is trying to develop its own memory chip producers but it is likely to be several years before they can compete with existing makers, analysts said.
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From there he moved to Stanford University, where he now works in a biomedical lab, trying to develop neural networks that can identify molecules with medicinal potential.
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"Fortunately today in Colombia we are trying to develop a political solution to the conflict," said ELN negotiator Pablo Beltran at the launch of talks outside Quito.
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Facebook has been trying to develop a whole ecosystem of apps that work with Messenger, and Spotify is one of the bigger names to come on board.
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Six of China's most polluted cities were in Hebei last year, and the province has been trying to develop new mechanisms to encourage them to clean up.
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The organization is trying to develop a cellphone alert system so that fishermen and others in the Lake Victoria region can report severe weather heading their way.
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"We're trying to develop a ton of smells enforcing the idea that everyone has a different relationship to it, and nothing is right or wrong," Gorham explains.
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"A new idea like Allbirds that is trying to develop the local American market would have no business spending all their money on Fifth Avenue," Serdari said.
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We are trying to develop a bridge between the North and South but we have to work with the people on the ground to build their capacity.
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MoviePass, the monthly subscription theater ticketing service with a beloved unlimited-ticket plan, has gone through a rough few months trying to develop a sustainable business model.
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Apex says it has spent more than $20 million trying to develop three wind projects in New York, including Galloo, and that two of them are stalled.
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Proteus Digital Health has spent two decades trying to develop "smart pills" that can be used to tell a smartphone app whether patients have taken their medications.
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Total was one of the biggest investors in Iran until the country drew international sanctions in 2006 over suspicions that Tehran was trying to develop nuclear arms.
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Military officials are trying to develop systems that instantly push intelligence to front-line forces, a development strategists say could help deter aggression by Russia and China.
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"We're trying to develop the region by trying to tap into the declining automobile industry in the region and offering them new contracts in aerospace," he said.
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Nevertheless, CRJ's profitable aftermarket sales and engineering expertise would be useful for Mitsubishi, which is trying to develop and certify its delayed regional jet program, the MRJ.
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Kim Jong Un's makeover continued with a two-day visit to China, where the North Korean dictator was hailed as a leader trying to develop his impoverished nation.
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Bayer said it was disappointed, adding the ruling puts up roadblocks for companies trying to develop new medicines if off-label uses of older drugs win official sanction.
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Researchers are also trying to develop a malaria vaccine, but preliminary indications show the rapid evolution of the parasite could make it difficult to make an effective vaccine.
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Instead of trying to develop cyber defenses to rival companies, the federal government needs to leverage these cloud platforms and receive the full benefit of their security capabilities.
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When taken together, these developments are concerning because North Korea says it is trying to develop a missile capable of delivering a nuclear warhead to the United States.
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These firms, no longer content merely to sell machinery, seed or chemicals, are all trying to develop matrix-crunching software platforms that will act as farm-management systems.
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But, noting that his motivations are always deeply spiritual, she believes he is trying to develop a new theology on which to base an enhanced role for women.
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I've since recovered from my addiction, and researchers now are trying to develop innovative prevention programs to help children at risk take a different road than I did.
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For instance, if you were to bring up vaccines, instead of saying there are no known vaccines, say medical experts are working on trying to develop one. 4.
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I'm also trying to develop the "pure" survivalist sector, and I'm attracting more and more francophone clients (from France, Belgium, and Switzerland) who are interested in this stuff.
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"I think of eating as a survival mechanism," said Dr. John Amatruda, a consultant and former executive at Bayer and Merck while trying to develop weight-loss drugs.
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There is currently research being done by the Japanese, Americans and Chinese where they're trying to develop economically sustainable ways to get the methane out of the ice.
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Clinton Watts, a former F.B.I. agent now at the Foreign Policy Research Institute in Philadelphia, said Russia had been entrepreneurial in trying to develop diverse channels of influence.
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I am, however, very happy to see that the grass-roots organization that I've been trying to develop for over a year now has really sprung into action.
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The conglomerate has been trying to develop its entertainment division, seeking deals in Hollywood and opening amusement parks in China that Mr. Wang claimed would rival Disney venues.
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"The U.S. has played a really important role in trying to develop this in other countries," said Todd D. Stern, the lead climate envoy in the Obama administration.
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That article suggested the intelligence official was helping U.S. officials investigate whether Russians were trying to develop a secret relationship with Trump and develop him as an asset.
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A technology start-up called Civil Maps is trying to develop its own image-vacuuming device and hopes to persuade automakers to install it in cars and trucks.
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G.M. and LG Chem, which plan to build a battery factory in Ohio, are trying to develop battery cells that require no cobalt or nickel, another expensive metal.
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Asked about complaints by Greece that Austria's decision would lead to a backup of refugees in southern Europe, Ms. Bertaud said the commission was trying to develop a response.
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The odd thing is that the Conservatives are trying to develop a personality cult based on someone who (to put it politely) does not have a particularly fascinating personality.
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These activities, the Justice Department says, took place at the same time as a Chinese state-owned aerospace company was trying to develop a similar engine to CFM's turbofan.
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A number of lidar makers, such as Velodyne, a Californian firm, are trying to develop what they call "solid-state" lidars, which are miniaturised versions with no moving parts.
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And the knowledge the global scientific community gained from trying to develop a vaccine against SARS has given us a head-start on developing one for this new coronavirus.
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Researchers have been trying to develop an effective vaccine for more than 60 years, but this is the first one approved and being used to immunize the general public.
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They're not trying to develop the hardware, like the Ubers and Waymos of this world, but explore what works best for the public and whether they even like it.
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While some tissue engineers are trying to develop synthetic capillary networks for artificial organs, Gefen is hoping Future Meat can avoid that additional complexity with a cleverly designed bioreactor.
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The agreement is a major boost for Sempra, one of several companies trying to develop U.S. facilities to export LNG, or natural gas chilled to liquid form for transport.
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People are constantly trying to develop greater and greater security, but it's essential because more and more of our society everywhere is dependent on the digital world, on cyberspace.
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"We're trying to develop a systematic and comprehensive approach to tackle these challenges, and then to map that approach to the needs of each country or election," says Stamos.
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Both are third overall picks trying to develop inside a system that isn't motivated to go out of its way to accentuate their strengths and make them feel comfortable.
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What might happen if in addition to trying to develop digital tools to identify kindergartners at risk of low literacy, we took a public health approach to the problem?
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"We remain concerned, and it should be no surprise Russia is trying to develop relationships in their best interests," General Waldhauser said in response to questions from The Times.
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A team of researchers is trying to develop a cherry tree that blooms 2000 days later, but with fruit that ripens at the same time as it does now.
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Fledgling progressive circles trying to develop a more liberal approach to Islamic scriptures can never hope to match the support the Wahhabi-Salafi vision of the religion has received.
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Dr. Dena Grayson wrote on Twitter that, after spending years trying to develop a medical treatment for Ebola, she is "VERY concerned" about COVID-19 evolving into a pandemic.
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At the time, the brand was trying to develop a feminine version of its highly successful men's Royal Oak, the groundbreaking design by Gerald Genta first presented in 1972.
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The two-week training includes teaching actors to realistically playing a 'walker' - an undead corpse – by slowing down, dropping shoulders and trying to develop their own style of walk.
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"We're trying to develop our second home near our family on the East Coast, and we're always working, working, working to build a real business for ourselves," Bela said.
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At the time, the brand was trying to develop a feminine version of its highly successful men's Royal Oak, the groundbreaking design by Gerald Genta first presented in 1972.
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Hutchison China MediTech, a firm backed by Hong Kong's richest man, Li Ka-shing, started out in 1803 trying to develop the herbal drugs used in traditional Chinese medicine.
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And, well, it looks very much like a Woody Allen film, complete with Woody Allen staring as a neurotic Jewish writer who is trying to develop a TV series.
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But after a Tesla customer died in a car crash, the two companies went their separate ways, and Tesla is now trying to develop its self-driving capabilities in house.
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Along the way, Mylan has reportedly bullied companies trying to develop cheaper versions of their product, including Teva Pharmaceuticals—the company behind the generic version approved by the FDA today.
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Despite the attacks, Hearn writes there are still people trying to develop alternatives to Bitcoin Core, the project that maintains the program that runs the Bitcoin network, that increase limits.
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In other words, they are trying to develop new medications that have the lasting healing effects of psychedelics without the ordeal or mystical experience recreational users have tended to seek.
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North Korea has conducted six nuclear weapons tests and pushed ahead on trying to develop intercontinental ballistic missiles that, if mated to a nuclear warhead, could threaten the U.S. mainland.
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DARPA is trying to develop vertical takeoff and landing planes, called VTOLs, that fly faster and burn less fuel than current VTOLs, like the V-22 and MV-22 Osprey.
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A similar pattern occurred with Clinical Data, which was trying to develop a genetic test to predict which patients would be most likely to benefit from the company's experimental antidepressant.
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Other insurers have complained to Congress had the government is also trying to develop a transnational capital requirement for insurance companies that will put American firms at a competitive disadvantage.
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Rita Mullaney spent six years as a beat cop in Chelsea, and for much of the time since, she has been trying to develop a TV show about her work.
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King Abdullah has been slow to share power, but he remains a decent leader, trying to develop a decent country of 10 million that now hosts 1.3 million Syrian refugees.
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While Reagan's NSC conspired to further weaken the Soviet economy, intelligence analysts spent months trying to develop a strategic approach to the intelligence provided by Vetrov, the disgruntled KGB official.
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Additionally, a Maryland team of health officials was said to be trying to develop a "ring of contacts," which means the names of those who interacted with the unidentified patients.
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I worked for more than 25 years trying to develop a vaccine for H.I.V., and the reality is that traditional approaches to vaccine development have now hit a critical impasse.
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"He has spent his time in Germany auditioning for a bigger role in the Trump administration rather than trying to develop effective leverage over German foreign policy," this official said.
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Tech companies are constantly trying to develop more secure devices and platforms to win costumers&apos trust, and are therefore reticent to build backdoors that would easily crack encrypted services.
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"There are retailers trying to develop their own delivery services, some seeking partnerships and others buying", said Raposo, adding that Glovo is an exclusive partner of Casino's chain Franprix in France.
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"We were not in sync, specifically with different lineups on the floor in trying to develop a bench that will, hopefully, be a strength of ours," Gard said of the opener.
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Through meditation we're trying to develop a skill that we believe will make us better people, but the whole point of meditation is that there's no particular result to get to.
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But strong Chinese demand for super-chilled LNG has dampened the allure of projects in other countries by lapping up excess supply, and new entrants are trying to develop smaller ventures.
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Methanol, a chemical used in the refining, is recycled, and the company is trying to develop local markets for byproducts like glycerin and potassium salts, which can be used as fertilizer.
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Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Sarepta is among a clutch of drugmakers trying to develop successful gene therapies that hold promise for people with rare genetic diseases including DMD and spinal muscular atrophy.
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A major plot arc this season involves the show's primary protagonist, Richard Hendricks, trying to develop a new internet, partnering with sites that honor his pledge not to collect users' information.
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The league has donated more than $60 million to institutes studying the long-term impact of repeated head blows and to companies trying to develop safer equipment and better diagnostic tools.
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The Treasury investment restrictions are expected to target key sectors, including several China is trying to develop as part of its "Made in China 2025" industrial plan, the U.S. official said.
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And Fields never laid out a clear vision for how it would eventually transfer the technologies it is trying to develop within the Smart Mobility unit into its mainstream car business.
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Takeda is trying to develop a drug to treat people infected with the novel coronavirus or at high risk of contracting it, the Wall Street Journal reported earlier in the day.
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Engineer Paul Moller has spent nearly 50-years trying to develop one, but has yet to deliver on his promise of an affordable flying saucer-style hovercraft, the Moller M200G Volantor.
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Getting under his skin "In the early 2000s, when I started out, flexible electronics were getting popular, but most people were trying to develop e-paper," says the professor of electrical engineering.
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While banks have been trying to develop and buy more sophisticated technology, companies like PayPal and Worldpay have gained a large market share as consumers have adopted online shopping and cashless transactions.
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And if there's a dedicated nation state who's using its intelligence apparatus to steal day in and day out what we're trying to develop, that poses a serious threat to our country.
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The plot of Escape to Margaritaville follows a beach bum-slash-bar singer, who has a week-long relationship with an environmental scientist, who is trying to develop a potato-based fuel.
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Woerner said Europe was looking at ways to lower the cost of launches but did not plan to copy Elon Musk's SpaceX, which is trying to develop relatively cheap, reusable launch vehicles.
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"And from my point of view as a psychiatrist, I think it's probably under-recognized in psychiatry how important healthy circadian function is, but it's an area that we're trying to develop."
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The Times report the increase in property purchases happened after the church fell out with the city council, which was trying to develop land near the church's spiritual headquarters, Flag Land Base.
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While banks have been trying to develop and buy more sophisticated technology, payment service companies like PayPal and Worldpay gained a large part of the market share during the e-commerce boom.
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Angry about the continued use of Bourj Hammoud, which the authorities are trying to develop into a long-term sanitary landfill, the Christian Kataeb political party blocked the entrance, preventing construction work.
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Trying to develop private space travel is extremely expensive and likely to result in a lot of failed literal moonshot projects—a perfect sinkhole for your immense cash reserves to fall into.
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They're nervous about what the Trump administration could mean for them and are trying to develop relationships with the president's team, Rockoff reports — but they're not really sure who to talk to.
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"China is trying to develop a response that can at least keep allies at the U.N. comfortable or deflect international criticism," James Leibold, a China expert at La Trobe University in Australia.
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The NIH is trying to develop one but says it will take at least a few months before clinical trials start and more than a year until a vaccine could become available.
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While banks have been trying to develop and buy more sophisticated technology, companies like PayPal and Paysafe have gained a large market share as consumers have adopted online shopping and cashless transactions.
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The intelligence reports consisted primarily of ambassadors and other foreign officials talking about how they were trying to develop contacts within Mr. Trump's family and inner circle before his inauguration, officials said.
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I am always picking up pieces and trying to develop my style, and maybe that is a facet of being a poet...probably no poet thinks they are a capital-P poet.
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I recall even early on we were trying to develop our own ASOIAF FAQ, and one of the models for it was the Wheel of Time FAQ at the Usenet newsgroup recs.arts.sf.written.robert-jordan.net.
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CRJ's profitable aftermarket sales, engineering expertise and heavy maintenance centers in the United States, would be useful for Mitsubishi, which is trying to develop and certify its delayed regional jet program, the MRJ.
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Jonathan Zittrain: Well, it's Mark Zuckerberg: No, but I mean, look, I think solving– preventing misinformation or spreading misinformation is hard enough without also trying to develop high school students in a direction.
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Over the last several years, several companies have been trying to develop plastic anti-reflective coatings etched with moth-eye patterning for glare-free display screens for televisions, computer monitors, eyeglasses, and windows.
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According to Sahin, an expert on telephony fraud, she and her colleagues learned about Lenny while trying to develop a telephone "honeypot" of their own to collect real-world data on telemarketing scams.
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But the company was also trying to develop products — with high price tags — that defied just about every convention of audio system design at the time, and that made them a tough sell.
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Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Biogen, which has been trying to develop its promising spinal muscular atrophy and Alzheimer's disease drugs, attracted some takeover interest earlier this year, although it is not pursuing a sale.
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"Even though I haven't been playing tournaments, I spend a lot of time on the court, trying to develop my game even at this age and this stage in my career," Williams said.
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Mansfield's refined focus has led to a number of job cuts, The New York Times reports, and it illustrates the difficulties of initially trying to develop an electric car and autonomous software simultaneously.
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Pishevar, a founder of Hyperloop One — a company trying to develop Elon Musk's futuristic mass-transit concept — brainstormed an idea for an application to curtail the number of police shootings during traffic stops.
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He has a part-time job working for an organization that's trying to develop supportive housing there, and what he said to me is, 'You have no clue how bad things are here.
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The FDA will draft guidance to clarify what kind of evidence manufacturers that are trying to develop new forms of the medication need in order obtain approval for monthly injectable forms of buprenorphine.
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If 2018 was when the industry was shocked into sobriety, 2042 would be a year when pragmatism and the challenges of trying to develop and scale a technology got a lot more real.
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"It's trying to develop a housing solution where you're hitting that balance between affordable but dignified, but then also making it appropriate to the needs of the inhabitant," Giffin said of the movement.
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Coronavirus Scientists are desperately trying to develop ways to treat the Wuhan coronavirus, and while there's no cure, several big biotech companies are hoping they can treat the symptoms with existing antiviral medications.
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Some officials have said the reports consisted primarily of ambassadors and other foreign officials talking about how they were trying to develop contacts within Mr. Trump's family and inner circle before his inauguration.
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Charles Koob, director of the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, said researchers are trying to develop new criteria and neurobehavioral screening tools to detect FAS, with an emphasis on early intervention.
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Others that are trying to develop regional gas exchanges as the basis for an Asian benchmark include Shanghai Petroleum and Gas Exchange and the Japan Korea Marker (JKM) by S&P Global Platts.
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The brothers lived together in a small apartment on a busy boulevard on Chicago's North Side, and had been trying to develop business ventures that married physical fitness, entertainment and their religious faith.
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Konami's historicaly been pretty influential, even with their increasing irrelevance in the last few years, so being on its sh*tlist is pretty bad if you're trying to develop a career in video games.
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From the report:There's a reason Uber would tune its system to be less cautious about objects around the car: It is trying to develop a self-driving car that is comfortable to ride in.
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The logical conclusion is that they don't really care -- they aren't trying to develop a weapon that can be trusted to work in wartime, but just need one successful flight to send a message.
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But a source says that internally it faced some issues for trying to develop an ecosystem independent of the LinkedIn platform, which only became more challenging after Microsoft acquired the company, the source said.
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Firms trying to develop useful applications for AI must hope that the data they have are sufficient, or come up with ways to coax users into providing them with better information at no cost.
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"Those shared principles include respect for sovereignty and independence... peaceful resolution of disputes without any coercion, free and fair trade and investment without practicing predatory economics against poorer countries trying to develop," Mattis said.
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India is trying to develop the port of Chabahar on Iran's east coast as a way to gain access the markets of central Asia as well as Afghanistan by by-passing arch-rival Pakistan.
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Trying to develop its defense, Texas Tech got what it wanted against UTEP on Saturday night in Lubbock, Texas, shutting out the Miners in the first half en route to a 22-215 victory.
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Mr. Bolton was the under secretary of state for arms control and international security then, and he asserted that Saddam Hussein, the longtime ruler of Iraq, was trying to develop weapons of mass destruction.
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The administration is trying to develop a uniform set of principles to give to state and local leaders to help mitigate the spread of the virus, said one Republican close to the White House.
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Year founded: 2010HQ: San Jose, CAWhat it does: Stanford spin-out QuantumScape is trying to develop solid-state batteries — which, unlike lithium-ion batteries, rely on solid-not-liquid electrolytes — in partnership with Volkswagen.
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Almost all apples in the US are harvested between August and mid-November, according to NPR, and farmers are always trying to develop varieties that will continue to taste fresh through the next year.
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"It works really well in practice, and I'm still trying to develop investors and so on to promote it so it can be marketed and more widely used," he recently told the Los Angeles Times.
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Combatting sepsis — the body-wide immune response to an infection that can lead to amputations, the loss of organs or death — continues to elude researchers, who are trying to develop a consistent and effective treatment.
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But it was the first time the North has publicly displayed its purported nuclear designs, though it remains unclear whether the country has functioning warheads of that size or is simply trying to develop one.
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In 1943, Albert Hofmann, a chemist at the Sandoz pharmaceutical laboratory in Basel, Switzerland, was trying to develop drugs to constrict blood vessels when he accidentally ingested a small quantity of lysergic acid diethylamide, LSD.
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In a Fox News interview earlier Tuesday, Graham said he preferred to curb North Korean aggression through diplomacy, "using China," Pyongyang's only major ally, to stop North Korea from trying to develop intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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Zimbabwe says it is trying to develop solar power too, but needs to address its energy needs, which are responsible for around 25 percent of its import bill because of a shortfall in domestic generation.
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"I believe that right now in Raqqa they're working hard on trying to orchestrate cyberattacks [on the power grid], just as they are working hard on trying to develop weapons to be used," said Sen.
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Hidalgo said all the world's big cities were trying to develop clean mobility and boost air quality by reducing the number of cars on the roads, a goal that requires making public transport more attractive.
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AND YOU DO HAVE A VERY DIVIDED MARKET ACROSS THE CONTINENT OF EUROPE IN TRYING TO DEVELOP BANKS THAT HAVE THE SCALE THAT THE U.S. BANKS FOR INSTANCE HAVE IN THIS MARKET -- MAKES SOME SENSE.
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"We're trying to develop methods that might add more precision," said Geraldine Dawson, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Duke University, and the director of the Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development.
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He also cautioned people to be prepared for long-term life changes, noting that officials were trying to develop models of what the impacts of the disease might be over the course of a year.
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Though he was kicked off on the first episode, he had done enough right to relocate to New York City, where he was trying to develop another reality TV project and advance his music career.
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"If you're trying to develop overall models of fundamental physics, grand unified theories and that kind of thing, then you want all of the information you can—like the masses of all of the particles."
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Stock exchanges around the world are trying to develop ways of using distributed ledger technology, known as blockchain, to boost the speed and efficiency of their processes, with settlement and execution of trades particular targets.
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While both companies are still in the developmental phase, Argo is ostensibly a direct competitor to Aurora, in that it's trying to develop and sell the full technology suite that would power future self-driving cars.
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For years, companies like IBM have been trying to develop AI that mimics human decision making: That is to say, machines that learn from their mistakes like humans and can adapt quickly to changing, complex situations.
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There are rumours that Apple is trying to develop a glucose-monitoring function, and features could be developed that offer an early warning of the onset of Parkinson's or monitor recovery from a disease or operation.
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What the two entrepreneurs discovered was that most existing facial recognition tools lacked the ability to identify spoof or presentation attacks, which rendered the tech unfeasible for the access control functions they were trying to develop.
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With an infusion of hundreds of millions of dollars from Paul Allen,22013 Etzioni and his team are trying to develop a layer of common-sense reasoning to work with the existing style of neural net.
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With a burgeoning Veterans Affairs (VA) appeal backlog Congress and the VA, as well as a few Veterans Service Organizations, have been trying to develop a proposal to streamline the process and attack the appeals backlog.
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"NASA's trying to develop economic development in low-earth orbit" During a panel discussion on NASA's plans for a mission to Mars, Hill discussed some of the agency's long-term plans for reaching the red planet.
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The Pentagon is trying to develop algorithms that would sort through the material and alert analysts to important finds, according to Air Force Lieutenant General John N.T. "Jack" Shanahan, director for defense intelligence for warfighting support.
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With fees continuing to shrink, buy-side firms are happy to outsource AI techniques to vendors, as opposed to spending time and resources trying to develop a tool of their own that might not pan out.
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STOCKHOLM/LONDON (Reuters) - Three British-born scientists won the 2016 Nobel Prize in Physics on Tuesday for revealing unusual states of matter, leading to advances in electronics that could aid researchers trying to develop quantum computers.
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The United States is trying to develop a national strategy on artificial intelligence (AI) but is ignoring its single greatest advantage: many of the world's brightest minds would like to live and work here but can't.
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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is trying to develop one but says it will take at least a few months before clinical trials start and more than a year until a vaccine could become available.
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"China has been trying to develop its own seed industry — and agricultural chemicals as well — for decades, and the progress has been slow," said Fred Gale, a senior economist at the United States Department of Agriculture.
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When Twitter and other de-platformed ISIS back in 2014, the group's propagandists spent two years "trying to develop various tools that could reduce their dependence on popular social media and file-sharing platforms," Smith said.
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"We don't know the exact capabilities or intentions of the North Korean government, but there is clear evidence that it is trying to develop ballistic missiles that could conceivably one day reach our state," Miyagi said.
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The US is significantly behind on testing people for coronavirus compared to countries like South Korea and China, due to a series of delays and missteps trying to develop and roll out its own testing kits.
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Tom Insel spent 13 years at the National Institutes of Mental Health trying to develop exactly that kind of quantitative framework for psychiatry—based on genetics, behavioral data, and physiological cues—and failed by his own account.
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America's betrayal left the Syrian Kurds -- who have been trying to develop a working democracy -- with no other choice but to get help from Assad, the Syrian dictator who slaughtered civilians using chemical weapons and starvation tactics.
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Medrobotics' chief executive told authorities that for 10 years, people from China have been trying to develop business relationships with the company, though it has no intention to do business with Chinese firms, according to court papers.
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Chinese companies are now trying to develop and win FDA approval for their own products, The New York Times reported last year, and are teaming up with the U.S. companies who are increasing their research footprint there.
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Medrobotics' chief executive told authorities that for 10 years, people from China have been trying to develop business relationships with the company, though it has no intention of doing business with Chinese firms, according to court papers.
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Archer Macy said at a 2015 talk on missile defense that the Defense Department was trying to develop technologies to prevent missiles from launching, mess with their flight paths or navigation systems and even destroy their warheads.
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"Our observation is that China is trying to develop the capabilities of their various aircraft in the Western Pacific Ocean," Yurie Mitsui, deputy director of the Strategic Intelligence Analysis Office within the Japanese Ministry of Defense, says.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - European powers are trying to develop better means for pre-emptively spotting "lone-wolf" militants from their online activities and are looking to Israeli-developed technologies, a senior EU security official said on Tuesday.
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The offshore field was first developed in the 1990s, and Total was one of the biggest investors in Iran until the international sanctions were imposed in 2006 over suspicions that Tehran was trying to develop nuclear arms.
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She was trying to develop something about a nymphomaniac—an idea she'd had a couple of years earlier while sitting on the couch, nursing her son and watching the Dominique Strauss-Kahn affair unfold on the news.
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We should be trying to develop a workforce or pool of people who are so qualified and so anxious to become part of this program that they come and demand that they be part of the program.
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The merged entity would still face substantial challenges, as auto manufacturers grapple with a global downturn in demand while trying to develop costly, cleaner car models as deadlines to meet ever more stringent anti-pollution rules loom.
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The offshore field was first developed in the 1990s and Total was one of the biggest investors in Iran until the international sanctions were imposed in 2006 over suspicions that Tehran was trying to develop nuclear arms.
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Rather than trying to develop buildings with contorted forms or monastic minimalism, they are aiming to evoke the romantic glow of New York's past with new buildings that recall Art Deco, neo-Georgian and neo-Gothic style.
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"We are trying to develop new processes, to consume less energy and be more environmentally friendly," said Noreddine Ghaffour, a researcher in the Water Desalination and Reuse Center at the university, which is universally known as Kaust.
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In July, an Australian group trying to develop peanuts that can be used to retrain the immune system reported that boiling raw peanuts for up to 12 hours in deionized water degraded some of the harmful proteins.
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This was the first time the North has publicly portrayed what its designs look like, though it remains unclear whether the North has a functioning warhead of that size or if it is simply trying to develop one.
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Motherboard has been covering the future of food for years and whether it's a transformative success or an unrealistic goal, clean meat and the people trying to develop it will continue to be a part of that story.
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Executives at Appalachian Power, which covers 1 million customers in West Virginia, Virginia, and Tennessee, say they've built their final coal-fired plant and have been trying to develop a renewable energy portfolio of solar and wind power.
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Morocco has been trying to develop ties with Moscow as it seeks new business partners and builds support on the United Nations Security Council for its proposal to offer the disputed Western Sahara region autonomy under its sovereignty.
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As well as trying to develop a common understanding of what weapons should be considered fully autonomous, it is considering both a blanket ban and other options for dealing with the humanitarian and security challenges that they create.
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Gale told me that at the time, MTV Films was already trying to develop a project for Spears—a musical update of Alice in Wonderland that would costar N*Sync and other hot pop acts from the time.
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"It won't stop him from trying to develop a nuclear weapon, which is what they're continuing to do so I'm just not surprised at all," he said, referring to recent reports that North Korea fired an unidentified projectile.
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The clean energy REACT program provides up to half the needed funding to private companies trying to develop business models, services and products in renewable energy and energy efficiency that will improve the lives of the rural poor.
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After the 11th Circuit rejected Mr. Moody's appeal in August 1989, the court noted in a subsequent ruling, he began trying to develop "war gases" and prepared what he termed a "Declaration of War" against the appellate court.
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Lawmakers from both parties could also find common ground with the administration on a bill that requires manufacturers of brand-name drugs to make samples available to generic drug companies trying to develop inexpensive copies of those medicines.
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In trying to develop the new gender reviews, Common Sense examined existing research, finding that the way gender roles are portrayed in movies and television can shape career choices, self-image, tolerance of sexual harassment and dating behavior.
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I'm having fun trying to develop an Instagram photo style and get better at photography, but both that and the blog are mostly to stay connected with friends and family — we don't make any money off of either one.
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Prosecutors said that the hacks took place between 2010 and 2015, as a Chinese state-owned aerospace company was trying to develop its own version of the technology to replace the foreign engines Chinese-made jets currently rely on.
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He added that the Fed is trying to develop a framework for banks of that size that allows the regulator to apply stricter rules on those it considers risky while making clear to firms what would trigger tougher oversight.
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When you go on any project you are still trying to develop chemistry and develop a friendship, but that's such an advantage for us, not only on the show but like you said, to be able to call anytime.
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"You get yourself in a Catch-22," said Dr. Peter J. Hotez the dean of National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine in Texas, who has spent the last 15 years trying to develop a vaccine.
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While that was good for the company's bottom line, many of those scooter-sharing services have since spent a lot of their own money trying to develop scooters in-house that are better suited for constant use and abuse.
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If we are trying to develop the most valuable natural resource on the planet earth — which is not cobalt or gas or oil, it is the genius in a global knowledge-base economy, it's the genius of our population.
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When you're starting out at home trying to develop your own veggie burger, there's so many amazing online recipes that are out there, but the biggest thing is figuring out the base that you want, whether that's grain or beans.
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Rogers, 33, got the idea for Apeel when he was working on his Ph.D. in materials science at UC Santa Barbara, where he was trying to develop a solar paint that could harvest the sun's energy much like solar panels.
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"We have to fight Daesh where it is trying to develop in Libya, but the precondition is the constitution of a new national unity government," Jean-Marc Ayrault told i-Tele television, referring to the Arabic acronym for Islamic State.
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Furthermore, we think one of the biggest problems with health care today is the creation of complex, artificially-constrained payment formulas all to fit inside a budget, instead of trying to develop sound policy focused on what is best for patients.
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Rather than trying to develop their own language and cheats to address the synthetic nature of mediated sex scenes, BioWare games (and less egregiously, Dragon Age: Inquisition) impose those same cinematic cuts to avoid the most difficult aspects of virtual banging.
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There's no such thing as a "sure thing" when it comes to market returns, or sports betting, but one money manager is trying to develop a system to help beat the odds … at least at picking a Super Bowl winner.
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In Texas, Mr. Coors would not say how many millions he has spent to create NLand, but he has devoted more than 20 years to realize the vision, including trying to develop his own surf technology before coming across Wavegarden's.
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Accenture is far from alone in trying to develop tools to remove bias from AI. At F8, Facebook talked about Fairness Flow, a tool it says it's using to seek out biases for or against a particular group of people.
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Garcia added that the LSE was supportive of trying to develop links with Shanghai and in the future with Shenzhen, which also has a bourse, "if there is an opportunity and ideally to go beyond equities to other asset classes".
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"I would go out of the building to meet with prospective clients, and when I explained that I was trying to develop relationships, he would tell me I could do it over the phone and through email," Ms. Keller said.
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If you look at a promising cause in global health — wiping out malaria with the help of CRISPR, fighting smoking in low-income countries, trying to develop a universal flu vaccine — odds are that at least some Gates money is behind it.
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Oracle was struggling to find its cloud footing in 2016, and it was believed that by buying an established SaaS player like NetSuite, it could begin to build out its cloud business much faster than trying to develop something like it internally.
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In the study, the scientists were trying to develop a safe and efficient way to deliver the components needed for CRISPR-Cas9, a type of molecular scissors that can selectively trim away defective genes and replace them with new stretches of DNA.
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There were times in season four when I missed the intimacy of season three, a season that didn't quite work but was at least trying to develop House of Cards' characters into something more than pieces to move around a game board.
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However, by clarifying the rules and building a more effective bureaucracy to manage immigration, it may be that China is trying to develop an ability to loosen and tighten controls according to need in the same way that many other countries do.
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Berlin (Reuters) - Rows between France and Germany over the common arms export licensing rules they are trying to develop are likely to delay until after the Paris Air Show the concrete launch of a joint Franco-German warplane program, an Airbus official said.
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John Heisdorffer, a soybean grower from Keota, Iowa, and the president of the American Soybean Association, said he and others in the industry had spent years trying to develop markets in China that were now being closed with the stroke of a pen.
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Manufacturers of smartwatches and fitness trackers are also trying to develop ways to track and respond to emotions, but Umair's team hopes the novel forms of feedback their wristbands provide might mirror what the user is experiencing better than a standard digital display.
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Detectives had been questioning her at the 43th Precinct station house in Bay Ridge, and a law enforcement official said they were still trying to develop a clear picture of her motive since she walked into the precinct station house a day earlier.
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"Officials said the reports consisted primarily of ambassadors and other foreign officials talking about how they were trying to develop contacts within Mr. Trump's family and inner circle in advance of his inauguration," the Times's Matthew Rosenberg, Maggie Haberman, and Adam Goldman write.
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The United States is one of six countries to sign up to the deal with Iran, and the others - Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany - have said they see it as a success in easing concerns that Iran might be trying to develop nuclear weapons.
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So when we were doing the MDMA work, we were trying to develop a molecule that had MDMA-like activity but which was completely new so we wouldn't have to worry about the stigma of it being a research chemical or drug of abuse.
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"The technology we're trying to develop after this campaign is really a way to make that process automatic, accurate, and as seamless as possible for patients to collect their data, as well as to be able to share it with physicians," Auggi co-founder David Hechuel said.
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The formation of plaques is believed to occur much earlier than the formation of tangles, so many scientists have been trying to develop drugs to clear the brain of plaques, explained Dr. Ganesh Babulal, a researcher in the department of neurology at Washington University in St. Louis.
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"We vigorously deny all these allegations and false information which has no ground and is being plotted by someone who for more than a year has been unsuccessfully trying to develop a story which does not exist," a spokesperson for Mr. Deripaska told the British newspaper.
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"The technology we're trying to develop after this campaign is really a way to make that process automatic, accurate, and as seamless as possible for patients to collect their data, as well as to be able to share it with physicians," Auggi co-founder David Hachuel said.
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But I've gotten enough emails from fans of The Handmaid's Tale in recent weeks to think that, for whatever reason, the show really was trying to develop the antiheroic side of June, in a way that worked for some people but just didn't land for me.
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As starvation spread in the wake of Stalin's collectivization, particularly in 21953-220, Lysenko, a semi-educated charlatan, attacked well-known geneticists who were trying to develop new hybrid crops that could solve the problem of low productivity, much of it caused by Stalin's brutal policies.
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Then on his second day in office, Zinke was scheduled to meet with Karl Simich, an apparent reference to the managing director of Sandfire Resources, an Australian mining company that had been trying to develop a copper mine in Central Montana for at least six years.
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Among the car companies there have been two camps, those who are trying to develop their autonomous driving technology in-house, and those who are outsourcing it, but that division is looking set to become less clear-cut due to the need for cooperation in some areas at least.
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Even though scientists and engineers are building cheaper and more efficient solar panels, one major bottleneck is the ability to store that energy for times when the sun is not shining, said University of Wisconsin, Madison, professor Song Jin, whose team is trying to develop a better battery.
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"It's a pretty stressful time for those millions of Americans who count on the subsidies, and (for) the health plans that are trying to develop some affordable packages for them," said Ceci Connolly, president and CEO of the Alliance of Community Health Plans, which represents not-for-profit insurers.
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The W.W.F. and other nonprofits, with some support from the Mexican government, are trying to develop alternate economic models for the region based on ecotourism, sustainable farming and logging, and native crafts, but funding has been limited and progress slow in a region where poverty is all but inescapable.
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With The Times receiving national attention for reasons having nothing to do with its exemplary coverage of sexual harassment in Hollywood or the natural disasters in its backyard, Tronc had a public-relations problem just as it was trying to develop new strategies for producing and distributing its journalism.
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It does so by taking the stock characters from these tropes, be it Jon "humble origins, secret destiny" Snow or Daenerys "usurped righteous monarch" Targaryen, and trying to develop versions of them more rooted in the reality of the medieval Europe that modern Western fantasy is based on.
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He said any low-yield testing by Russia at Novaya Zemlya, an Arctic Ocean archipelago where Moscow conducted nuclear tests during the Cold War, would most likely relate to experiments to enhance the safety and reliability of Russia's nuclear arsenal — not trying to develop new kinds of warheads.
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"Even the states where it is legal for recreational use, like Colorado, are really struggling with this, because they're trying to develop the methods, they're trying to get up to speed on what they need to be able to do to comply with their laws," Mr. Gamette said.
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When the government started trying to develop its primary health care sector -- the equivalent of general practitioners -- it was too late: there was already a growing population and a culture of going to hospital for any health issue, including minor ailments, as people thought the hospitals were more trustworthy.
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"We do not want to cause any undue stress for the public … but there is clear evidence that [North Korea] is trying to develop ballistic missiles that could conceivably one day reach our state," agency administrator Vern T. Miyagi said in a statement Thursday to the Honolulu Star Advertiser.
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Experts at the FDA, which is trying to develop a regulatory framework for the industry, and other government health agencies just don't know that much about the long-term effects of daily or hourly inhalation of a vapor loaded with a big hit of nicotine and other ingredients.
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AMD's longtime manufacturing partner Global Foundries last year said it would quit trying to develop such advanced manufacturing techniques on its own, and AMD said it would move all of its 7-nanometer production to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd, which analysts also believe is making 7nm chips for Apple Inc.
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In response to the testing shortage, President Donald Trump announced last Friday that the FDA is creating a 24-hour emergency hotline for laboratories finding impediments to running tests, and officials are giving nearly $1.3 million of federal money to two companies trying to develop rapid-diagnosis Covid-19 tests.
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How he fits: At 21 years old, Bridges is basically a peer with Philadelphia's young stars, which may help him be in sync with their development, whereas going with an 18- or 19-year-old would have had a team hoping for 60 wins simultaneously trying to develop a teenager.
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The immune system can't learn every possible combination of HA and NA. Scientists are trying to develop a vaccine that teaches the immune system to recognize a different part of the virus than HA or NA, but that's hard to do when the immune system automatically notices those proteins first.
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As his voice started to drop, he went through an excruciatingly awkward phase, trying to develop a honey-tongued R&B croon but managing only the grotesque squeak of a wannabe, with his slower, sweatier, clumsier synthbeats the musical equivalent of the sad little mustache your teenage son should just shave off already.
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And while soybeans and agricultural exports are an important part of the equation, there are also questions about whether China will agree to import more high-value goods from the US, such as electric cars, aerospace, and bio-medicine (as the Financial Times points out) if it also is trying to develop those industries domestically.
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This is a key area that all digital music services are trying to develop to leverage their audiences better, in particular as a response to the launch of several "native" music services from the likes of Apple and Google that may attract users away from over-the-top earlier movers like Pandora and Spotify.
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Around the time of his recusal, Inamed was petitioning the FDA for reapproval of its controversial silicone breast implants, VaxGen was still trying to develop an anthrax vaccine despite withdrawing its AIDS vaccines after faulty test results were uncovered, and Eli Lilly was facing charges that it was illegally marketing its antipsychotic drug Zyprexa and hiding serious side effects.
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While some companies, such as Tesla Motors, General Motors and Ford Motor, are trying to develop proprietary driverless systems, a larger group of automakers appears to have decided it makes more sense to develop self-driving technology in collaboration with suppliers – as many other features such as anti-lock brakes or radar-enabled cruise control already are.
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And so, I've taken it on as a personal kind of study and domain expertise, trying to develop ... I read a lot about happiness, I read a lot about what are the signals and drivers of happiness, because I'm blessed on a lot of levels, but I still find during most of the day, I'm generally pissed off.
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Read more: An ad agency put graffiti artists and Instagram stars in charge, and managed to pull in $30 million in revenueThe advertising industry has been on a quest to reinvent itself, with holding companies trying to simplify their structures, generalists vying to become specialists, interactive shops trying to develop full-service capabilities, and traditional shops trying to evolve into digital agencies.
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Another thing I'm going to do is talk about music, show some videos, just some stuff that I've been working on, and I'm also going to have this comedian, Ana Fabrega, who I'm trying to develop a TV show for who's really funny, and I just like the idea of having a comedian on the show, it seems like there's more variety and it's not just me the whole time.
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"Our research group has primarily focused on trying to better understand how HTLV-1 replicates, with the ultimate goal of trying to develop new therapeutic strategies to prevent virus spread and transmission -- and that's one of the open areas that's not been well-supported globally," said Louis Mansky, a professor and director of the Institute for Molecular Virology at the University of Minnesota, who was not involved in the new letter.
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I met with Danette Howard, senior vice president and chief strategy officer at Lumina Foundation, which is trying to develop a skills-based credential that would allow workers like Shannon to apply skills acquired on the job toward an industry-recognized certification; and with James Danko, president of Butler University, which is a founding partner of The Speak Easy, a nonprofit space in downtown Indianapolis that has served as an incubator for high tech.
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