That formula worked so well and should continue to evolve as the core of our economic strategy.
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"We're trying to recreate what it is to have a person as the core of the brand, " said Morin.
That imperative to succeed, to see innovation as the core of the way things should be, is an American phenomenon.
Like Mr Ford, Ms Yoseloff prefers the company of ghosts, taking the life of Jackson Pollock as the core of her book.
Even if the latest crisis is averted, Cyprus remains at risk of default and of exiting the Eurozone as the core of its economy, its financial system, will end up decimated.
This evening, as the core of Sandy moves ashore, the storm will carry with it a gigantic bulge of water that will raise waters levels to the highest storm tides ever seen in over a century of record keeping, along much of the coastline of New Jersey and New York.
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In order for the mathematisation of nature, that many historians regard as the core of the scientific revolution, to be consummated it became necessary in the 16th and 17th centuries to reform the prevailing education system and introduce a thorough grounding in the mathematical sciences in order to produce the mathematicians, astronomers and physicists capable of carrying out the task.
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It had to be preserved, and Foster's scheme for so doing entailed sweeping away the clutter of now obsolete bookstack buildings from around it and covering the court with a light glass-and-steel roof, creating Europe's largest enclosed space, which will function as the access core of the museum.
The Internet and free flow of information has established new levels of transparency as one of the core pillars of PR.
It could also lead Samsung down the path of potentially getting more power over Google as it leverages the core components of the OS but moves more of its own tools in as replacements or addition to what Google already offers.
How leaders engage will be determined by their unique personal values, as well as the core competencies of the businesses they lead.
This is what I do, this was as close to the wild core of me as I could ever hope to get: I follow the compass of my heart, venturing off the map, making connections, asking questions, going deeper, trying to penetrate the essence of a place so that I can understand it better and bring back precious pieces to share.
The meetings also helped to improve the general understanding among participants of what can realistically be done, as well as to form the core of a stakeholder network that will ensure that this action plan is carried out successfully.
YouTube, the most visited site according to video use, is free, as is the core part of Hulu, the Dow Jones and NBC-owned website that streams content from the major networks, along with participating cable partners.
For me it is very important to go back to the writer as they are the main core of the story.
As it stands, the BlackBerry 10 platform has all the right building blocks you would expect as part of the core OS and firmware.
In the United States, the National Defense University (NDU), the service schools, and the command and staff colleges all teach the Art of War as a part of the core curriculum.
But other firms (the survey cites Lucent Technologies and Corning) tend to see headquarters as the embodiment of the company's core competences, adding value through superior research (as at Lucent) or by building alliances and joint ventures (as at Corning).
Nearly every state in the U.S. is adopting some form of the standards, known as the Common Core State Standards, but New York is one of the first states testing students on the changed content.
On January 4th, Linus Torvalds, the Finnish programmer who co-ordinates the development of Linux (see article), quietly released the latest version of the Linux kernel the software that, as its name suggests, is at the core of the operating system.
"Americans still cite privacy as one of the core values they cherish, but what's happening is this slow, insidious erosion of it, " said Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University.
That the zone as a whole seems to have the right rates is because the core is the vast majority of the economy as a whole.
Schools in the United States have never viewed their mission as limited to the teaching of core academic or vocational subjects.
They will not sit idly by as the rest of us try to rebuild the core of the capitalist economy.
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The French, for their part, want to dress up the treaty as the beginning of a core euro zone, and to extend its scope beyond mere budgetary issues.
It started to play out BBC Radio Stoke as apparently one of the core participants liked to tune in so he could hear what I was saying about the inquiry.
But as you know, it is in the absolute core of our being as Americans that we allow freedom of expression that is written into our Constitution and is one of our fundamental principles.
Sure, being cool is nice, but the obsession with hipness often means missing a bigger story: the gradual diminution of the urban core as engines for job creation.
The top of the line 2.33GHz Intel Core 2 Duo MBP with 2GB of RAM, as expected, was the leader of the pack, coming in with a Speedmark score of 226 ("19 percent faster than the older model"), and bested its companions in every category ranging from running Unreal Tournament 2004 to video Cinema 4D rendering.
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The club continues to force feed the model of perennial contention as it watches the core rot away.
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