Ah, a two-sided market, in some ways it's characteristic of any market, but in particular, the mobility world has two-sided markets.
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"The Avielle Foundation's mission is two-sided," the foundation's website states.
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A two-sided fireplace divides the spacious living and dining rooms.
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Beyond the luxurious kitchen, the home has a two-sided fireplace ...
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I feel like the world has a two-sided relationship with Madonna.
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The big picture: The Amazon effect on jobs has been two-sided.
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"I think about Microsoft 365 as a two-sided market," says Nadella.
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It's basically a two-sided application with a survey for incoming patients.
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Yes. Here's another sense in which this is a two-sided thing.
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A two-sided, silver and gold plated 1994 Chargers Super Bowl coin.
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"But identity is a two-sided relation" — between young Muslims and ourselves.
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I thought it really captured the two-sided nature of the wine.
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The two-sided show is staged within the London offshoot of Galerie Artima.
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" On concerns for technologies' misuse: "Technology is always two-sided... this isn't new.
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And so, I resisted this idea that this is a two-sided thing.
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But the real difference is that the conversation is two-sided, unlike online.
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It's two-sided: On one hand we fear for our security and future.
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"It was very much a two-sided argument," he said in an interview.
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The value of a two-sided conversation is worth its weight in gold.
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Add to that, on this two-sided coin Trump's name appears three times!
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This is, like the spectrum auction, a two-sided, complex, and intricate process.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Is there such a thing as a two-sided witch hunt?
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"Of course, we hope that openness is two-sided, not one-sided," Miao said.
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It relies on "two-sided markets", which cater to two groups—workers and customers.
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STEVE LIESMAN: So there's also a two-sided risk to the Fed acting, right?
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"Risks to the forecast are becoming increasingly two-sided," Rosengren said in Quincy, Massachusetts.
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It's called Moving Capital, and also invests in two-sided marketplace and transportation startups.
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So you create a two-sided market, I think it's always much more efficient.
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The units will feature two-sided, internet-connected screens on participating Uber drivers' vehicles.
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When the company started out, it was trying to build a two-sided market.
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If our beauty routine had an astrological sign, it would be Gemini — totally two-sided.
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"It's kind of a two-sided coin," Qiddiya Investment Company CEO Michael Reininger told CNBC.
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The behaviours of a two-sided platform towards the two groups of customers are inseparable.
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For example, a firm in a vertical supply chain is not a two-sided platform.
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Amex operates a two-sided market, bringing together merchants and consumers who use credit cards.
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The company created a two sided platform that is used by machine shops and designers.
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No other method of communication allows for such immediate access of a two-sided conversation.
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JG: What we think is very interesting and compelling is a two-sided marketplace concept.
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CrowdBuilder would need to build out a two-sided marketplace, which is no easy feat.
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"Is the Devil a bad guy?" becomes a two-sided issue, just another debate topic.
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MAKE SURE – YOU KNOW, WE HAVE TWO-SIDED MARKETPLACES IN A LOT OF OUR BUSINESSES.
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This too is a two-sided network: generation on one side, consumption on the other.
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Such "two-sided platforms," the court said, require special and seemingly more forgiving antitrust scrutiny.
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" She added: "He's not looking at the bigger picture because it's a two-sided coin.
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Malcolm Brabant provided a fair, two-sided perspective that the immigration issue in Sweden deserved.
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More recently, Leonard has expanded the Black List into a two-sided marketplace for screenplays.
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The interesting thing about privacy is it's actually a two-sided issue, so to speak.
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A decade ago, Dutch politics might have been more easily defined as a two-sided tussle.
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The lack of a coherent practical framework to analyse two-sided platforms is one such question.
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The two-sided quality of the Gemini goes beyond contrasting thoughts and into alter-egos, too.
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News coverage will be more two-sided, because there finally will be two sides to cover.
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Before this year, the oncoming rush of unicorn IPOs was viewed as having two-sided risk.
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The living and dining areas are separated by a partial wall with a two-sided fireplace.
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They have a nice two-sided market that they can subsidize one to advantage the other.
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The fact that the underlying battle is multiparty rather than two-sided also works against resolution.
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But the ruling will also impact other two-sided markets, such as advertising and e-commerce.
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We need to have a more thoughtful, two-sided conversation about racial issues in this country.
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But NBCUniversal is taking a two-sided approach that aims to keep the cable business intact.
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The company's series of two-sided folded maps are part design manifesto, part urban architecture guide.
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The Rosetta Wearable Disk is a two-sided coin you wear around your neck The point?
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And, privately, some Republicans say they believe Kavanaugh is a two-sided coin for the GOP.
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The phenomenal success of Lyft and Uber stems from the fact that they are two-sided marketplaces.
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It's frequently used as a kind of secondhand collaboration, or to produce a unique two-sided conversation.
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But he also pointed out the experience helped teach him about the two-sided local delivery business.
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A two-sided raised hearth fireplace and built-in bookcase are the focal point of the room.
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"He's a people's guy," one guest, JoMarie Prestigiacomo, said of Mr. Grimm, holding a two-sided sign.
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There are two living spaces divided by a two-sided fireplace, two dining spaces and the kitchen.
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On view is a combination of wall paintings and two-sided freestanding works on loopy, shaped MDF.
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JS: What led you to the sculptural, two-sided freestanding paintings that you have been making recently?
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The Hold Steady, sounding all revved up, has released the digital equivalent of a two-sided single.
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It has also been hard for the Trump administration to sell the agreement as being two-sided.
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It's really easy to say I'm really bullish, or I'm really bearish I see a two-sided market.
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The mat, meanwhile, is two-sided to allow for faster (hard side) or finer, slower (cloth side) movements.
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It is made from all-natural and recycled materials in a two-sided design for twice the use.
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Like a garment, his latest work, "Caen Amour," is two-sided: visible from the front and the back.
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China has also recently suggested a similar two-sided freeze, although the United States has so far refused.
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The living and dining functions are separated by a two-sided wood-burning fireplace clad in Pennsylvania bluestone.
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Mr. Trump's comments about Charlottesville raise the possibility of creating a two-sided issue out of racial equality.
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Dorsey's long-held belief that Square can eventually become a two-sided payment company has yet to become reality.
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The duality of the moniker mirrors the two-sided industrial/natural, electronic/acoustic theme that runs through their work.
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It's a fine Chromebook that's less than ideal for Android apps Acer's Chromebook 260 is a two-sided story.
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WE NEED TWO-SIDED FREE TRADE, NOT JUST ONE SIDED FREE TRADE, BUT IT'S HARD TO GAME THIS OUT.
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The open-plan living area is separated from the kitchen by a brick wall with a two-sided fireplace.
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If they've made it clear that they're not interested in a two-sided relationship, don't expect more from them.
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Clora is a classic two-sided marketplace that matches biotech consultants with bio companies who need talent for projects.
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The court said, effectively, that antitrust cases against two-sided market companies should sometimes have to consider both sides.
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A two-sided test would be better: it would also account for the possibility black haired women are smarter.
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Valletti cited two-sided markets connecting separate user groups - which in the case of Facebook are consumers and advertisers.
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They plan to use the funding to add more merchants to their platform and build out a two-sided marketplace.
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I find it hard to put into words how much I love this two-sided cream shadow — but I'll try.
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One potential challenge is the trade tension between China and the United States, which Poloz termed a two-sided risk.
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But he also said Reserve has always been a "two-sided marketplace" that needs to serve both restaurants and diners.
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This danger is compounded by the slipperiness of the concept underlying this analysis: the idea of a "two-sided" market.
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A tall, free-standing partition carves the space, which has a two-sided fireplace, wet bar and built-in speakers.
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To understand why Uber will dominate the scooter sector, it is important to understand the nature of two-sided markets.
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Managing this two-sided market is particularly hard because Uber faces domestic competition from Lyft, which has suffered similarly large losses.
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Now a startup called Inturn has been trying to streamline the process, with its software that enables a two-sided marketplace.
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And if you're a two-sided marketplace you've got one for buyers, one for sellers and another for your ops team.
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These companies insist their have better unit economics than ride-hail, because their marketplaces are three-sided instead of two-sided.
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I don't think it's changed that much, in a way, because the two-sided thing in the community feels the same.
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As with all rewards and loyalty programs, there is a two-sided marketplace component that can make these challenging to scale.
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But but but: Thomas did say that not all cases involving companies that run two-sided markets should assess both sides.
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If you were to conduct a two-sided test with this data, Nuzzo says, you'll find the significant difference goes away.
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Paul McCartney still makes everything sound easy on the two-sided single that previews "Egypt Station," his album due in September.
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To the extent that we can put our finger on any reliable facts, many of them are slippery and two-sided.
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"Believe it or not, using a two-sided index card to study is not universal, even if it's popular," Glotzbach said.
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But dieters who saw the two-sided message chose 47 percent fewer unhealthy snacks than those who saw the negative message.
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As Diane Coyle, a British economist, has made clear, current competition policy is inadequate to assess the behaviour of two-sided platforms.
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Two-sided labour markets make it easier for economic activity to be organised according to price rather than the boundaries of firms.
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Direct (LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Facebook); two-sided (eBay, Craigslist, Microsoft, iOS); data (Google Maps, Waze); tech performance (BitTorrent, Skype); and interpersonal (Slack, Apple).
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They were a way to connect participants in two-sided markets — app developers on one side and app users on the other.
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The size of rebates would move in tandem, giving greater incentives for brokers to create two-sided markets in thinly traded stocks.
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Like a two-sided coin, on one hand, I see viral deaths as a means to keep me woke and inspire change.
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Firms ranging from airlines to meatpackers could reasonably argue that they meet the definition of "two-sided," thereby securing less stringent review.
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The cut-out victim heads, most of them two-sided, scream, weep, gape, stick out tongues, Guernica-like, their features roughly delineated.
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"Solv's two-sided marketplace is a fundamentally better experience for finding care providers, booking appointments, and managing the entire process," says Duboe.
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The reality is that the Afghan war is a two-sided struggle, something increasingly rare in the fragmented landscape of modern warfare.
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Gig-economy firms portray themselves as intermediaries in the two-sided market of workers and jobs, rejecting any idea that they are employers.
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The conversation around sneating is two-sided: Some say that going out with someone purely for a free meal is manipulative and rude.
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Over the years, Houzz has gradually built up a two-sided marketplace that covers any and all aspects of home building and care.
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Once a dominant company is established in a two-sided market like this, it's hard for anyone else to create a viable competitor.
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The cult fave beauty brand announced the new palette on Instagram, showing off a sexy two-sided palette and a double-ended brush.
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Bilateral, two-sided apologies—when both members of a couple recognize their role in conflict—can be signs of a highly functional relationship.
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They've re-created all the popular styles: foam, coil, hybrids, and an old-fashioned, two-sided tufted model, which can be flipped over.
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He said that his analysis could be applied to "two-sided transaction platforms" that "facilitate a single, simultaneous transaction between participants," including Amex.
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"There are successes — and there are successes when providers are wiling to take on two-sided risk," CMS Administrator Seema Verma told reporters.
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The Jerdon Tri-Fold Two-Sided Makeup Mirror shows your makeup in different lighting so you can avoid any awkward foundation-blending mishaps.Pros:Cons:
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The Guggenheim owns a two-sided 1916 painting ("Birsk" and "Untitled"), which has some of these characteristics, but more broadly and loosely handled.
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Polarized issues have two-sided information flows, as John Zaller, a political scientist at the University of California, Los Angeles, has described it.
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Much more so than the auto bailouts, TARP is an excellent example of the two-sided coin that is the 2016 Democratic primary.
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Thanks to the two-sided print you can be a dog person and a cat person — and look damn good at the same time.
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A CD cost double what an LP did, and played for up to 80 minutes—or twice as long as most two-sided LPs.
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So, in essence, Imoji's two-sided approach is to enable users to make stickers, and apps to let their users get access to them.
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Directed by Giacomo Durzi, Ferrante Fever takes a two-sided approach to investigating Ferrante's success and forgoes any element of storytelling throughout the documentary.
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The follow up to that scuffle is Drake's new album Scorpion, a two-sided, 90-minute long project that sloppily revisits his comfort zone.
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It's a two-sided pattern, so I would do one side one evening, the other the next—and then you just sew them together.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) discussed the two-sided nature of this situation during an event held on Saturday morning, not long after Trump's tweetstorm.
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An appeals court added a "two-sided" concept that meant the government would have to show that price increases for merchants also harmed cardholders.
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CivTech, a component of the digital directorate of the Scottish government, is a sort of two-sided marketplace connecting startup founders with government agencies.
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The PC and smartphone markets were both two-sided markets: The more devices customers bought, the more attractive the market was to app developers.
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The Conair Double-Sided Lighted Makeup Mirror is perfect for your everyday makeup needs, with its two-sided mirror encircled by a bright light.
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Her mother also gets credit for the two-sided fritters of minced shrimp pressed against zucchini coins on the short à la carte menu.
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The stadium will include 0933 luxury suites and 16,000 club seats, and an oval two-sided video screen that will hang from the roof.
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" The new exhibition includes a wall of ribbons and a two-sided projection screen accompanied by Chedda da Connect's 2015 song "Flicka Da Wrist.
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What I basically said is, this is gonna be a financial bloodbath because of sort of the fundamentals of a two-sided market. Mm-hmm.
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Now, a startup out of London is announcing some funding to tackle that very large early years challenge with a two-sided marketplace of sorts.
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I think old-style spring mattresses that were two-sided, where you could flip them over, used to come with sometimes like 20-year warranties.
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Wall Street loves a two-sided marketplace, so Spotify is positioning itself in the middle of artists and fans, with each side attracting the other.
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That type of one-sided marketplace is far less valuable than a two-sided marketplace that has a locked-up supply and also manages demand.
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Each qubit is sort of like two-sided dice that you can load with an iron piece to adjust the probability you'll roll either side.
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If you're someone who thinks firm mattresses are "never firm enough," Brooklyn Bedding's new two-sided mattress called the Plank lives up to its name.
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For the role work plays in the economy is two-sided, responsible both for what we produce, and providing the rights to what is made.
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For now, UberFreight will launch as a two-sided marketplace for truck drivers and freight needing to be shipped, without much of the autonomous technology.
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When Ballyhoo Media started running a boat with huge, two-sided LED billboards around Manhattan, New York banned the practice, calling the boats a nuisance.
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" Blessing the artworks here is a jaw-dropping Dial: a two-sided relief-painting-assemblage, and source of the exhibition's title, "History Refused to Die.
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Long Island Rail Road train from Far Rockaway to Penn Station, they study the same two-sided page each day until all 2003,711 are completed.
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A long two-sided rectangular bar that doubles as a communal table takes up much of the space in the airy front of the house.
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In August, you'll want to relax and have a mature, two-sided relationship — as opposed to staring at your phone, waiting for some kind of response.
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At the same time, "We're trying to provide honest, transparent, two-sided information so people can see the spectrum of opinion that's out there," Deborah says.
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Having one entity reporting the trade would cut costs and complexity as two-sided reporting has not improved the quality of data, the trade bodies said.
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Haring agreed, producing a two-sided mural this time, spelling his anti-drug message on both faces of the court wall and altering the original imagery.
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By combining logistics and consumer app technology with a two-sided marketplace that sees Movinga work with relocation partners, the startup is attempting to solve this.
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"There's huge long-term promise of what Square can do as a two-sided network," Square CFO Sarah Friar told me in an interview in December.
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In fact, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler's original idea was to reclassify as a Title II service only the termination side of the two-sided broadband market.
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Carbon Health, a San Francisco-based startup, is aiming to create a two-sided marketplace that makes it easier for everyone involved to know what's what.
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Nor can non-Western countries opt out of the confrontation by dismissing it as a narrow, two-sided East-West conflict that does not involve them.
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Trump never endorsed that idea, but he did unveil a two-sided half-sheet of paper -- charitably described as a postcard -- for filers who don't itemize.
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And Khosrowshahi's experience running a complex, global company with a two-sided marketplace may prove useful when he accepts as expected the CEO role at Uber.
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But the slim, bearded 67-year-old lawyer and activist has the perfect thing to take care of it: One of his homemade, two-sided flags.
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Why that matters: Many of tech's most profitable firms have created two-sided markets: Google and Facebook serve consumers on one side and marketers on another.
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It also claims nurses who find employment through its two-sided platform score on average a 17% salary increase and a 15% reduction in commute time.
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The concept is that players in "two-sided" markets are unique because they serve different sets of customers in distinct but related markets, effectively facilitating transactions.
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For businesses, customer acquisition is the main challenge but for a two-sided marketplace, hitting liquidity requires building both the customer side and the supplier side.
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The American Hellenic Council, calling for a boycott, said the film was plainly aimed at undercutting "The Promise," and falsely painted the genocide as two-sided.
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Opendoor competes with the legacy real estate broker industry and offers a two-sided marketplace that tries to remove the hassle of buying and selling houses.
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In a sprawling and cavernous chamber, McKean has constructed a building of his own: a stark white, two-sided, multistory one, segmented into a grid of alcoves.
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The white back case isn't much thicker than Motorola's other wireless charging add-ons — except for the giant, two-sided camera that sticks out of the top.
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The acquisition was designed to accelerate Drop's machine learning capabilities to better match merchants and consumers as the company expands the depth of its two-sided marketplace.
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This cat scratcher is a top choice for Fluffy Kitty, and a review from Conscious Cat makes note of its two-sided design which doubles the usability.
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As the Boy and First Angel, the countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo adroitly navigates the luminous and piercing, the gentle and chilly sides of his two-sided character.
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Justice Stephen Breyer's dissent mocks the majority's economic reasoning, as will most economists, including the creators of the "two-sided markets" theory on which the court relied.
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In book publishing, the terms RECTO and verso are used to describe which side of a printed page of two-sided text is to be read first.
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It is possible to impose structural limits on how it and other big tech companies like Google and Amazon leverage the two-sided markets that they straddle.
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That's undoubtedly higher than processing fees to which people are generally accustomed, but Drauschak stressed that CrowdLobby is a two-sided marketplace that facilitates the entire lobbying process.
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The price structure, as much as the price level, is a critical feature of two-sided platforms, yet this will be ignored when analysing one side in isolation.
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The device is extremely thin and has a hinge that lets you flip the screens 180 degrees, in which case it basically turns into a two-sided tablet.
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According to Ikea designer Hanna Dalrot, she was inspired to create this hybrid blanket-jacket after finding the two-sided fabric at one of its suppliers in China.
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"I think one thing that's pretty incredible that's happened here is that we've now made car ownership optional on both sides of the two-sided market," he said.
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He has deep experience building and managing two-sided marketplaces and has served as an advisor to Uber since October, so you may have already seen him around.
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Influencer CEO Ben Jeffries The first businesses to crop up in the space were traditional two-sided marketplaces: influencers on one side, companies and brands on the other.
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The centerpiece of the main dining room, down a few steps from the bar, is a two-sided counter with rustic fence-like partitions and seats all around.
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The setup: American Express is considered a two-sided market because it charges fees to both the consumers who use its cards and the merchants who accept them.
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Yes — we can say it's a two-sided platform, if we count the two sides as being the readers on one side and the advertisers on the other.
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Failing to sufficiently address the fact that when an alien writes on two-sided glass with weird alien ink, the image it draws might be backwards, or something.
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Then, Acer went and replaced the big long hinge on the R2150 with a more standard two-sided setup, before tacking on a new one-piece Gorilla Glass touchpad.
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He labels the game development process as it pertains to physics a "two-sided coin": The physical movement of the coaster as well as the physics behind its construction.
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As a refresher, the startup provides a two-sided marketplace that matches up drivers wanting to make some extra money with brands looking for a unique way to advertise.
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A trade group whose members include Google, Facebook and Amazon supported argued it was important to consider both sides of a two-sided market, which the court ultimately did.
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That means in a few weeks when Grab and Lyft launch both ends of the integration it'll be the first two-sided cross-booking in the anti-Uber alliance.
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Kushner's comments reflected one side of a two-sided debate that is taking place within the Trump administration, over how forcefully to respond to Khashoggi's reportedly brutal and extrajudicial death.
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BRUW Cold Brew Iced Coffee Maker, $23.95, available at Amazon Bruw is a two-sided mason jar system that lets you make rich and delicious cold brew without the mess.
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For even more pockets, Tom Bihn's Freudian Slip fits snugly inside the Synapse and provides a nifty two-sided organizational panel that you can slide out without removing its contents.
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A study of every United Nations peacemaking effort since 1945 found that it succeeded in resolving two-thirds of two-sided civil wars, but only one-quarter of multisided ones.
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You dig through it, though, and realize that what bothers the court has a common-sense ring of plausibility — that payment networks are "two sided," and there is probably interdependence.
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As the capital supply is now more concentrated with institutional investors, the two-sided "network effects" boasted in the early years of P2P lending may not be as important today.
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If she's serious about this, how about retiring the loaded term "patriarchy" in favor of something more neutral such as "traditional gender norms" that recognizes that sexism is two-sided?
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Amazon, for example, could claim status as a two-sided platform because it connects buyers and sellers of goods; Google because it facilitates a market between advertisers and search users.
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There's a lot of good intent behind our values, but each is a two-sided coin that can be misappropriated or misinterpreted — or, as many of you have said, weaponized.
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The squabble is often painted as two-sided: In one camp, the medical establishment, backed by science, strongly promoting the vaccination of children against 14 childhood diseases by age 2.
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"I think that's the power of a two-sided network and an open platform: you're able to do ecosystem partnerships that you never could've imagined years ago," Schulman told Cramer.
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The exchanges say rebates help attract liquidity, while also compensating brokers, especially market makers, for taking the risk of providing two-sided bid and ask prices for others to trade against.
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"We will continue to leverage acquisitions to strengthen our two-sided platform and maintain our position as the leading global open platform for digital payments," Schulman said on the earnings call.
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Wade & Wendy has created a two-sided conversational agent for recruiting that aims to reduce the overall recruiting time while improving the level of satisfaction on both sides of the table.
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Besides reaching Trump, the ads are meant to help counterbalance the networks' tendencies to treat climate change as a two-sided issue, giving equal airtime to those who deny its existence.
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It has an indicator light to let you know when it's hot enough to cook and the two-sided, non-stick plates make a waffle that's about seven inches in diameter.
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On the positive side, unlike ridesharing startups, bike startups do not have the larger issue of maintaining two-sided marketplaces, since the passengers of their bikes are, in fact, the drivers.
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You're alone in a room with your pet and all of the sudden you are having a full-on, one-sided conversation with it that you are pretending is two-sided.
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In a way, Lamar embodies the same two-sided qualities of his biggest inspiration, often switching from brash and outspoken themes to conscious remarks in the space of a single bar.
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If, as an investor, you're betting on a new marketplace, you could do worse than placing your chips on someone who already knows a thing or two about two-sided businesses.
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Two fish are typically shown as the symbol for Pisces, but unlike Gemini, this symbol doesn't mean you are two-sided as much as it means you have many moving parts.
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The backdrop: The court ruled that, when considering an antitrust case involving some two-sided markets, authorities need to weigh whether there is competitive harm on all sides of the market.
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AppWords' linking between different apps didn't really gain as much traction as the startup had hoped because of what Weisbrod put down to the challenges of building a two-sided marketplace.
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But for now, the main living room in this Hidden Hills abode features vaulted, beamed wood ceilings, picture windows, wood floors, and a brick-encased, floor-to-ceiling two-sided fireplace.
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It's small enough that it doesn't take up a lot of space, and it has high-end features like two-sided printing and an automatic document feeder for multi-page scanning.
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Complex trades represent an opportunity for the messaging startupThe motivation to build out more of a two-sided network stems from the opportunity Gurle sees in the over-the-counter markets.
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This two-sided self-exposure is especially evident in his relationship with Ed (Ward Horton), a self-defined heterosexual with a taste for dalliance in the back rooms of gay bars.
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It's a two-sided debate: One side wants to preserve a status quo that has historically protected a white identity that many white, straight, cisgender (non-trans), Christian Americans identify with.
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Rather than having to each build their own in-house payments teams, Stripe Connect was launched to commoditize all the payments infrastructure needed to serve both sides of a two-sided marketplace.
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The focus of the syndicate is on two-sided marketplaces and transportation startups like Lime and Cargo, which partnered with Uber last week to enable drivers to sell passengers goods during rides.
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Like its predecessors, the new Mod snaps on magnetically to the back of the handset, but with this one, a two-sided, circular camera juts out the top, like a small periscope.
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Regulators, the majority of the court argued, should look at such two-sided business models more broadly: the firm may charge retailers higher fees but it provides cardholders with lots of rewards.
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The new tech involves a screen that doesn't just bend and fold, but can actually be used as a two-sided display, with one on the front and one on the back.
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One thing self-driving cars won't do, however, is help Lyft and Uber (and other two-sided on-demand ground travel companies) maintain their existing business models or the valuations they command.
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The study was designed with 90% power to detect as little as a 103% change in the event rate between the treatment and placebo groups with a two-sided alpha of 0.05.
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In contrast, WhoCanFixMyCar is a two sided marketplace in the truest sense, letting you request quotes and compare reviews, with much more emphasis on lead generation from the garage's point of view.
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But for our money, highlights include Tom Whalen's Alice in Wonderland (which is two-sided, like a playing card), Martin Ansin's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, and Rosemary Valero-O'Connell's Lilo & Stitch.
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"It's a two-sided platform where you are working hard to get the consumer the best service possible and the financial industry enough context to put the best deal forward," said Wernikoff.
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The exchanges argue the rebates help attract liquidity, while also compensating brokers, especially market makers, for taking the risk of providing two-sided bid and ask prices for others to trade against.
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It would hold an innovative, two-sided auction to free airwaves set aside for broadcast TV decades ago, but now frozen in time and blocking far more valuable uses in mobile wireless.
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Social media platforms can only be successful as what economists call "two sided markets" — they have to get income by charging for putting people in touch with each other for economic transactions.
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While reports paid for by the credit card industry introduce "two-sided" markets as a novel concept that requires special analysis, markets serving different groups of users have been around for centuries.
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She acknowledges Asperger's "well-known support for children with disabilities" and the "two-sided nature to his actions," but the overall sense you get is that Sheffer judges Asperger's ambivalence woefully insufficient.
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The study was designed with 80% power to detect an absolute difference of 26.5% in NT-proBNP best response rate between the treatment and placebo groups with a two-sided alpha of 0.05.
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As with Maps, Apple is going to continue to build out its two-sided AI/ML teams that focus on general computation in the cloud and personalized, data-sensitive computation locally on device.
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Bootstrapping a two-sided ecosystem — in the case of VR, headsets/users and content, with more of the former increasing the incentive to invest in the latter and vice versa — is never easy.
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Although IAC has a lot of first-hand experience in two-sided marketplaces in its own stables, this is the first time it's getting involved (via this minority stake) in a car marketplace.
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In it, there is a U-shaped bar with 24 bar stools, while other stools are scattered around the room and a few couches sit in front of a two-sided gas fire.
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You'll also find that many affordable printers are multifunction units that can scan, copy, and even fax, and include useful features like an automatic document feeder, auto-duplexing (two-sided), and wireless connectivity.
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Nine massive two-sided, high-definition monitors run the synchronized video loops, each of which portrays an elaborately staged scene featuring groups of ethnic minorities engaged in an act of meaningless, repetitive labor.
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"Giving them more independence on the Festicket two-sided platform via self-service tools would allow us to be more deeply integrated into suppliers' supply chains and ultimately optimise our units economics," he says.
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This shift in protocol risks creating a dichotomy open to manipulation by digital platforms: any firm may be able to present itself under the guise of a two-sided platform given a slippery definition.
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Put another way, it wants to create a two-sided marketplace that helps big corporations find stakes in more startups, while also pushing startups to think from an early age about their patent strategy.
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On the earnings call, executives laid out a plan to create a "two-sided marketplace" for music, with listeners on one side, and artists pushing royalty-earning music and concert tickets on the other.
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The Crunch product, with indulgent flavors like Poppin' Cotton Candy and Choco Chunk Cookie Dunk, is served in a two-sided container with yogurt on one side and sweet add-ins on the other.
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In the greenhouse center is a moveable, two-sided wall; between is my palette and a work table; behind is flexible space currently being used to play with the installation of nearly completed paintings.
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And at Uber, just like Expedia, he'll be asked to run a two-sided marketplace that turns unsold inventory — be it a hotel room or a car seat — into a sale, as Recode notes.
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In more recent works, such as "Pulse" (2008, welded steel, 53 x 48 x 22 inches), an open, gridded, two-sided, three-dimensional plane of varying widths seems to collapse together near the center.
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You&aposll also find that many affordable printers are multifunction units that can scan, copy, and even fax, and include useful features like an automatic document feeder, auto-duplexing (two-sided), and wireless connectivity.
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Instead of the usual battle, the grail itself initiates a two-sided war between those that stole it and those looking to reclaim it, with each side fielding seven mages and heroes against the other.
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They have a nice two-sided market that they can subsidize one to advantage [the other] and also, by the way, the advertising business is just so funky, which is sort of second priced auction.
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The black African bar owner, having apparently accepted the worst stereotypes of black Americans — one half of a commonly acknowledged two-sided culture clash — calls the cops on them, accusing Earn of using counterfeit money.
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As voters are exiting, they're asked if they would like to participate and, if so, to fill in a questionnaire (a two-sided, 8.5 by 53 paper, with 15-20 questions, depending on the state).
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Christophe Claret made a two-sided blackjack and roulette watch in 262, and a Gaming Watches series that replicated card games like poker, baccarat and blackjack on the dials; each was priced at about $19993,21999.
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Yet building a regulatory framework from Jean-Charles Rochet's and Jean Tirole's original, less flexible, definition of two-sided platforms (emphasising the importance of indirect network effects and an influential pricing structure) will mitigate this problem.
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"we've now made car ownership optional on both sides of the two-sided market" GM says Express Drive will be operated under its Maven car-sharing service, which it launched in Ann Arbor, Michigan last January.
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Would the opening paragraph of this one page, two-sided letter — personalized and signed by a hospital vice president — compel you to donate to a hospital that had cared for you or someone in your family?
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Chinese leaders' usual two-sided rhetoric about their options — peril is close at hand, but so is a sure cure — was especially striking in Mr. Li's latest annual report to the legislature, the National People's Congress.
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Inside a model studio apartment at the Eugene, an 844-unit building on Manhattan's West Side, sits a blocky, Swiss Army-knife-like unit that looks a little like two-sided armoire with lots of compartments.
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Drawing on a white board with a purple marker, he showed me what he hopes the future of home floor plans will look like, with a two-sided map of both the floor and the ceiling.
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Spotify pushes forward with a two-sided business model by offering a free, advertising-supported service to attract new users in order to eventually convince them to upgrade to a paid monthly, ad-free subscription service.
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Recently, she did so while renovating a 1970s house in East Hampton, N.Y., which had a two-sided fireplace between the living and dining rooms made from orangy brick that neither she nor her clients liked.
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The French government has placed a 30-month export ban on a two-sided drawing recently attributed to Leonardo da Vinci in hopes of raising the €15 million (~$15.9 million) needed to keep it in the country.
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The camera is also quite unique in that it appears to use a two-sided camera that could allow users to capture traditional pictures and selfies with very little effort, or possibly even full 360-degree videos.
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All hand carved from different types of wood and mounted on a narrow horizontal board, they include long-handled mixing spoons, two-sided ladles and a spoon so tiny its scoop is barely a quarter inch across.
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Her two-sided banners divide the open gallery into chapel-like spaces that sing with color and pattern, channeling Mexican and Tibetan textiles; Anni Albers; and AfriCobra artists like Jeff Donaldson, Wadsworth Jarrell and Barbara Jones-Hogu.
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Described by its progenitors as an "interactive kinetic sculpture," the third and most current iteration of Fauna is a functional, built-from-scratch machine that presses two-sided pennies via a crank mechanism (a handsome ship's wheel).
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Founders and early investors are still going to get spectacularly rich, but late-comers and retail investors may find there's not much upside left unless the company can solve the quandary of serving a two-sided market profitably.
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The Court recognised American Express as a 'two-sided platform', a company that brings together two distinct groups of customers, for each of which the value of the service increases as the size of the other group increases.
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At that time paper money was printed only in black ink and bills were only one-sided, so the development of "greenbacks" — bills that were two-sided and incorporated color — was prompted by the fear of photographic counterfeiting.
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The concept device has two edge-to-edge screens which can be folded in both directions, so you can easily turn it into a laptop (with a virtual keyboard), a two-sided tablet, or one gigantic flat screen.
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And while Lizzie Clachan's ingenious, two-sided transparent box of a set presents this act of vivisection under glass, as if on a specimen slide, be warned that you will find it impossible to maintain a clinical distance.
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With the dollar index trading below the 90 mark, near levels last seen in 2014, we've had several conflicting political messages and economic data that have really launched a two-sided trading affair that I'm watching closely here.
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While the war is generally spoken about as a two-sided confrontation between left and right, both the Republicans and the Nationalists were composite entities whose subgroups (most notably the anarchists and the communists) were sometimes riven by infighting.
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New footage from "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" showed heroine Rey (Daisy Ridley) wielding a red, two-sided lightsaber, generating thunderous applause from roughly 6,000 people in the Anaheim Convention Center for the company's D23 Expo fan event.
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Just as music streaming companies like Spotify are trying to grow beyond their low-margin business of streaming, Deliveroo is trying to add in more services to meet the needs of its restaurant customers in its two-sided marketplace.
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At the same conference, Steven Maijoor, chairman of the European Securities and Markets Authority, said moving from a two-sided to one-sided system would be costly, since markets in Europe have already invested in a dual-reporting system.
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While there may be still a very long way to go, this is a mark of how Uber is trying to do the same, lest it, longer term, lose customers on the driver side of its two-sided marketplace.
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Calling himself "Rizzy Frankenstein" on Swet Shop Boys' "Half Moghul Half Mowgli," Ahmed conjures a fitting metaphor for the how identity can feel like a patchwork, not unlike the two-sided football shirt he wore on Englistan's cover art.
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A startup called Scale, which works with a team of contractors who examine and categorise visual data to train AI systems in a two-sided marketplace model, announced that it has raised an additional $18 million in a Series B round.
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Doug Kass, president of Seabreeze Partners Management, reckons the second half of the year will be characterised by a "two-sided" stock market, with heightened volatility, a greater churn between sectors, and an increasingly divergent range of winning and losing stocks.
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The latest take on how to improve the experience for "generation rent" in sprawling cities like London, Lyvly is at its most basic a two-sided marketplace that helps renters find high-quality shared living accommodations and landlords find good tenants.
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AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson said on an earnings call that the new service will have a "two-sided business model" with both a premium tier offering commercial-free programming and a more affordable ad-supported tier akin to Hulu.
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Instead of the items you store just sitting in the warehouse, it's created a two-sided marketplace where anyone can rent those items without causing any additional work for the owner, who simply gets paid while Omni keeps a cut.
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While it wanted to create a two-sided marketplace and co-founder Jeff Cavins, a serial entrepreneur, had already invested millions of dollars trying to figure it out, Outdoorsy was initially focused on the adventurers who would use the platform.
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In fact, with NFX's help, the founders decided to go after diagnostics and therapeutics and to develop a kind a two-sided network by licensing key CRISPR intellectual property from UC Berkeley biotech labs like that of Dr. Jennifer Doudna.
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Even packaging is done right, with a folding two-sided box that provides all your necessary hardware, along with the OBD-II dongle and smartphone mounting device on one side, and your license plate cover/camera combo on the other.
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Writing for the court's majority, Justice Clarence Thomas said in the "two-sided" market for credit card transactions, the states failed to show that the American Express system reduced the number of transactions or increased costs beyond a competitive level.
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Retail banking is a competitive, two-sided market, which means that card issuing banks that lose revenue from merchants on one side of the market must make up the loss by increasing revenue or lowering costs on the consumer side.
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It was served on a two-sided Styrofoam container with the meat on the bottom half of the bun served on one side, while the other side held the top half of the bun with lettuce, tomato, cheese, pickles, and sauces.
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Here's how it works: Wrapify has a two-sided marketplace that lets drivers signup, decide the extent that their car will be wrapped (partial, full, etc.), and even choose which marketer they want to work with to wrap their car.
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And so the phone companies set about to put up a new kind of booth: two-sided digital displays with internet connectivity and touch-screen maps that flash craft beer and credit card ads — and also have a phone attached.
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The show's title, also the name of the two-sided free-hanging work that can be viewed in-the-round, "Up close / in the distance / now" (15163), underscores the plurality of these pieces, which chart both physical and temporal locations.
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As the Open Markets Institute, for which I work, explained in an amicus brief, deciding an antitrust case using the amorphous concept of a "two-sided" market will incentivize all sorts of companies to seek protection under this bad new theory.
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"We know there are financial institutions who would prefer Plaid operate differently in some cases, and we intend to address those concerns while not diminishing the value for developers, leveraging our global experience balancing a two-sided network," Kelly said.
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"For all of the issues that are raised by Trump, we have to remember it's a two-sided story for the dollar and what's happening in Europe is just as important," said Tom Kendall, head of precious metals strategy at ICBC Standard Bank.
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The ruling may help tech firms that run two-sided networks, such as Facebook and Google, since it suggests that they can hike prices for one group of customers who depend on them without passing the gain to customers on the other side.
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Remember that this two-sided transaction will very likely have some impact on the relationship you have with someone close enough to you to feel comfortable asking you for money — or even if they don't quite feel comfortable, to do it anyway.
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Justice Clarence Thomas agreed with a lower court that when making an antitrust call on a company that does transactions across a two-sided marketplace, you have to consider whether the whole enterprise is anticompetitive — not just one side of the market.
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Shiota's floating ethical catastrophe invites a two-sided reflection: one dark and pathological that involves the escalation of violence, as in a catastrophic sea storm; the other a luminous promotion of communal survival through postcolonial reconciliation and intelligent adaptation to environmental crises.
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Its roster of top agents — a key part of the company's two-sided business that is both resident-facing and agent-facing — has grown 500 percent in the last 24 months, and this is helping to bring in more choice inventory to meet demand.
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But the legislative history and final wording of the amendment show it was intended to be two-sided, said Gretchen Borchelt, the vice president for reproductive rights and health at the National Women's Law Center and a co-counsel in Dr. Horvath-Cosper's complaint.
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Pros: Practical space saver, doubles as an organizational item, non-chloride materials, technically two-sided as you can face the pockets inside or outside the showerCons: It's unclear how much weight pockets can hold, no magnets and probably needs them, mold buildup may occur
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In the case of two-sided marketplaces like the Amazon Marketplace or "gig economy" platforms like Uber and Lyft, the value is driven by the outsiders who have something to sell (third-party merchants, task-based labor) and the customers who want that product.
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"I particularly fear the interpretive impact of the majority's discussion of what it calls 'two-sided platforms,' in an era when that term might be thought to apply to many internet-related goods and services that are becoming ever more important," Justice Breyer said.
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"Earn commissions and provide more choices to your users," Airbnb writes, with one affiliate option aimed at attracting guests, and other aimed at attracting hosts (in other words, those who would list properties or other services on Airbnb) — the two parts of Airbnb's two-sided marketplace.
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Uber is smart to start making the most of the other side of its two-sided marketplace with these new developer tools, both in terms of further capitalizing on a sizeable resource and in terms of building an ecosystem that could lead to more loyal service providers.
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You might assume that a service like Airbnb might live and die by how many consumers use it to find a place to stay, but the fact is that the company is a two-sided marketplace, not unlike other on-demand businesses like Uber, Lyft and Postmates.
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Larry Summers, former director of the US National Economic Council, argues that it may take awhile to understand the full economic impacts; the biggest question is what happens if other countries in the European Union also decide to leave: For Britain, the economic effects are two sided.
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While AT&T's two-sided messaging follows a strategy used by many big companies, any evidence that the telecom company thwarts local rivals could make the deal review tougher and invite costly conditions, telecom antitrust experts said — even though they still expect the acquisition to be approved.
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A highlight was the two-sided Time For Time/Time After Time, a collaboration between Yoshinori Tomiyama and Seiji Kumagai that uses 8×10 Polaroid images in the murky colors of early color photography to cast a surreal and almost cinematic mood over the mundane beauty of daily routines.
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Originally launched in June 2015 to enable hosts to list accommodation and have Handiscover's algorithm classify the accessibility of their properties or rooms, the startup has since evolved into a fully fledged two-sided marketplace, enabling consumers to search for and book travel accommodation based on various accessibility needs.
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But as with many other two-sided marketplaces, VIPKID also faces a lot of competition on the supply front: as we reported in April, it's competing against the likes of other Chinese companies like VIPABC, 51Talk, and others to hire English speakers to fuel their live tutoring programs.
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But of course, there's no need to reserve this blanket for those "red zone" plays (that was a football joke, art nerds) — the blanket is two-sided, so you can Netflix and chill whether you're watching The Hunt for Red October or not, if you know what I mean.
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Why it matters: Critics of large tech companies worry the ruling in a case concerning credit card providers might offer Silicon Valley companies like Google, Facebook, Amazon and Uber protection from antitrust prosecution because they use so-called two-sided marketplaces to connect parties, such as buyers and sellers.
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But he argued that the courts could consider only one side of a two-sided marketplace "when the impacts of indirect network effects and relative pricing in that market are minor," as is true with a newspaper where readers and advertisers aren't selling anything directly to one another.
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A two-sided gas fireplace divides the living space into smaller and larger areas, and "because of the wide, open space, you can see the fireplace from any spot," said Jan Fredrik Bonde, a partner in the real estate firm Sem & Johnsen, which has the listing for the apartment.
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It is however unclear what — besides being two-sided — his work has to do with the big watercolors of the towering outsider talent Henry Darger (19413-1973), whose illustrated epic about the Vivian Girls used enlarged images from children's coloring books and would be better compared with Warhol.
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The other new Black Friday bundle is a limited "explorer's edition" version of the The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, which includes the regular base game, along with a rather nice-looking 100-page explorer's guide and a two-sided map for helping you make your way around Hyrule.
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Set to Jerome Begin's original score, which is played by Sandbox Percussion, "Wilderness" takes place in a two-sided white space; the four musicians, who wear pristine white suits and stand in a row to form the stage's third side, mix live percussion with sounds of ripping paper and scribbling.
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His two-sided follow up, Old, positioned him in the middle of a crisis, where on one side the horrid scenes of the past inform him that he should chill on the substances ("Torture") and on the other, partying and continued use help mute those thoughts—but with little success.
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Stocks on Wall Street were hit after Boston Federal Reserve President Eric Rosengren said "risks to the forecast are becoming increasingly two-sided," meaning that while a slowdown overseas remains a concern, the U.S. economy has proved resilient and could even overheat if Fed policy remains unchanged for too much longer.
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At the other end of the exhibit is a single work that serves as a counterpoint to the commercial art: "'Āina Aloha," a 20-foot-long, six-foot-tall, two-sided mural created by six Native Hawaiian contemporary artists: Al Lagunero, Meleanna Meyer, Harinani Orme, Kahi Ching, Carl F.K. Pao, and Solomon Enos.
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With two-sided printing up to 20 pages per minute (crucial for folding the coloured paper), colour prints at up to half the cost-per-page of a traditional laser printer and wireless-enabled printing from smartphones and tablets, the OfficeJet Series is the optimal hardware for creatives who don't settle for adequate.
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" Nail polish figures prominently for the artist as a material in her works on paper, which center on contemporary interpretations of a topsy-turvy doll, or two-sided conjoined figure, an image Ms. Awai says embodies "the flux of identity, time and history, the perpetual orchestration of the condition of being female.
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Details: Justice Clarence Thomas said in the court's majority opinion that, in the case of higher merchant fees demanded by American Express, evidence "of a price increase on one side of a two-sided transaction platform cannot by itself demonstrate an anticompetitive exercise of market power," and the government hadn't proved the case.
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The other side: "This case, for the tech industry, simply represents a clarification of the dynamics of two-sided business models captured in a legal decision," said Marianela López-Galdos, Director of Competition and Regulatory Policy at CCIA, a tech lobbying group that filed a legal brief supporting some of Amex's case.
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If someone asks, "Why do you do this?" they should be able to clearly answer, "Because we value X." For context, here the values Sharethrough has established, plus how we put them into play: Action: "We value decision and learning over perfection" Being the forerunners in a new two-sided marketplace, learning is imperative.
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If, as some New Yorkers still do, you had woken up on Friday morning, poured a cup of coffee and sat down with your dog to read The New York Post and The Daily News, you would have seen the latest installment in a two-sided saga that has been playing out for months.
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Two-sided marketplaces like Lyft, Postmates and Airbnb — multi-billion dollar businesses that provide things like rides and takeout to consumers and also serve as a platform for people to contract to provide those things — are some of the fastest growing startups in the tech world today, popular for their quick, on-demand service model.
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The official, speaking to reporters ahead of Treasury Secretary Jack Lew's trip to Beijing for the annual U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue meetings, said a "hallmark" for China to achieve a market-determined exchange rate would be "two-sided flexibility" that allows the yuan to both appreciate and depreciate in response to market pressures.
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"Chief Justice John Roberts seemed to be the only one on the court who was convinced that Apple's case was sound, saying, "to the extent it might be said that Apple is a two-sided market, they're—they're subject to suit on both sides of the market for a single antitrust price increase that they're alleged to have imposed.
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A major undertaking, the show includes dozens of works — monoprints, of course, as well as sculptures, installation, light boxes, window treatments, sound, collage-based works on paper, drawings, and, at Elizabeth Moore, a room-filling, maze-like arrangement of enormous hanging "tunics," dated 33, that are essentially two-sided paintings shaped like robes for very large people.
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The official, speaking to reporters ahead of Treasury Secretary Jack Lew's trip to Beijing for the annual U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue meetings on June 6-7, said a "hallmark" for China to achieve a market-determined exchange rate would be "two-sided flexibility" that allows the yuan to both appreciate and depreciate in response to market pressures.
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On the Market 19 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • On the Upper East Side, a one-bedroom, two-bath penthouse with a den, a two-sided fireplace, a solarium and a wraparound terrace at the top of a full-service prewar co-op.
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Then the lights blazed up on a square room, about fifteen feet per side, filled from floor to ceiling with wine and liquor, resting in sturdy wooden bins stacked four high, stained dark brown and built around three sides of the room, along with a two-sided row of bins in the middle, forming two bays.
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The sharing economy ends up sharing a ton of labor's earnings with middlemen like Uber and Airbnb, and $38 million-funded Origin wants the next great two-sided marketplace to be decentralized on the blockchain so drivers and riders or hosts and guests can connect directly and avoid paying steep fees that can range up to 20 percent or higher.
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In an interview with the painter Alex Bradley Cohen, available on the gallery website, this how he described his paintings and sculptures: I mostly see them as mirrors, especially the new sculptural pieces that take the actual form of a vanity mirror, with a nod to among others, the Rogier Van Der Weyden two-sided painting in the Art Institute of Chicago.
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They want prosecutions of not just Clinton but also: The point here is almost certainly not to generate any actual prosecutions so much as it is to try to muddy the waters in the media — creating a two-sided battle between and his "deep state" enemies rather than the reality that the Trump investigation has been led almost entirely by Republicans and career civil servants.
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The auction that closed last month was the first of its kind, both because it was two-sided, engaging both TV broadcasters as sellers and mobile operators as buyers, bidding in a single auction, and because the choices of which TV broadcast rights to buy and how to reassign continuing broadcasters needed to respect more than a million constraints to avoid interference among uses.
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"If it is strictly bilateral it is often a win/lose situation where people say: 'I win and you lose, or this is good for you but bad for me'," he told CNBC in Shanghai at the China International Import Expo The WTO's top employee said while two-sided conversations were good for securing market access or agreeing trade deals, the current environment of trade friction was affecting several other countries.
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Here are the best makeup mirrors you can buy:Best makeup mirror overall: Conair Double-Sided Lighted Makeup MirrorBest tri-fold makeup mirror: Jerdon Tri-Fold Two-Sided Makeup MirrorBest on-the-go makeup mirror: HotLife LED Lighted Makeup MirrorBest makeup mirror for techies: iHome Reflect iCVBT2 Adjustable Vanity MirrorBest makeup mirror for true makeup aficionados: Simplehuman Sensor Mirror ProUpdated on 10/22/2019 by Remi Rosmarin: Updated formatting, links, and prices.
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Under increased scrutiny due to reports of unhealthy work culture, CEO missteps, a competitor driver tracking program, calls from California regulators for it to be tougher on drivers with drunk driving records, and the departure of its senior-most communications executive, Uber has been trying to improve the driver-side experience as a way to help it continue to attract, and also retain its membership on that side of its two-sided marketplace.
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The logic here is that while ride-hailing has proven to be a very popular business (both in terms of attracting drivers and passengers in the two-sided marketplace), the unit economics of ride-hailing on their own have nevertheless proven time and again to be disastrous — largely because the operational costs needed to build and run these kinds of businesses are just too high when you take into account the competitive landscape.
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On one side, Uber essentially created and currently dominates the market for on-demand transportation, which started with the premise of connecting drivers with passengers by way of an app that tracked the location of both, but eventually evolved into a wider two-sided marketplace ambition that brings together different modes of transportation — including bikes, public buses and more — with human passengers, as well as the movement of other goods like food, all on a global scale.
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Also check out Sarah Cain's playful, site-specific "two day painting" (2018), presented by Galerie Lelong (Booth 604) and Honor Fraser (Booth 914); Mary Corse's works with glittering highway paint at Kayne Griffin Corcoran (502), a run-up to shows at Dia:Beacon and at the Whitney Museum of American Art; Claire Tabouret's military-drab-green paintings at Night Gallery (F27), in which women wear gas masks; and Dona Nelson's fabulous two-sided paintings at Thomas Erben Gallery (F7).
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Zumper, which provides listings of available rental properties and services (such as rent payments) to help manage landlords' rental businesses, has raised $60 million, money that CEO and co-founder Anthemos Georgiades said it plans to use to continue both expanding its footprint in the US (its primary market today), as well as to continue building out its platform and the data science behind it, as well as more tools for users of its two-sided marketplace.
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On the Market This week's properties include a three-bedroom in Rye, N.Y., and a five-bedroom in Rumson, N.J. 19 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties: In Rumson, N.J., a five-bedroom, four-bath, custom-designed, ranch-style, 1990 house with an open floor plan, banks of arched windows, a two-sided wood-burning fireplace, a covered blue stone patio, a finished basement, an artist's studio and an attached two-car garage, on four acres.
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