He's excited to be at the event, and really ready to hear so many people talk positively about reinventing yourself. |
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To party cynics, she may be seen as a political chameleon, reinventing herself to charm the voters. |
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But the New Economy is about constantly reinventing yourself and being creative and moving to where you can charge your customer a premium. |
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Constantly changing, radically reinventing himself, Wittman is forever in a state of flux. |
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Alexander has been widely recognized as a thought leader in reinventing how to get your message out. |
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Cruz lost more than 100 pounds reinventing his favorite foods, cutting empty calories but keeping all the flavor. |
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The potential momentum of diminishing privilege is so horrifying, they must handle it by reinventing the language of their enemy as their own. |
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Since savings and frugality bloggers are pros at repurposing and reinventing, we hit up a few to get their advice on being a gracious regifter. |
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After seven albums, it is unrealistic to expect Beck to keep reinventing himself. |
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Almost from the moment of his birth in 1694, Voltaire was bent on reinventing himself. |
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So Micky, his equally work-shy best mate from a house clearance company, has the master plan of reinventing him as a gigolo. |
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Karlsson argues that at the moment most developers create routine products by themselves, perpetually reinventing the wheel. |
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Will others squander valuable time reinventing the wheel because existing data never saw the light of day? |
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Not to do that would be to waste a lot of time and money reinventing the wheel. |
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Thus, the Tunisian State, when it encourages civil society, has in mind nothing less than reinventing democracy. |
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Unions are reinventing themselves to meet the needs of modern workers and political parties too need to reinvent themselves to meet the needs of a disengaged electorate. |
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Both were romantics and mythmakers, inventing and reinventing themselves to suit each other and their circumstances. |
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It's reinventing history books in order to obliterate traces of the past that I want to make a stand against. |
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One of the greatest artists of all time, Bowie has never stopped reinventing himself. |
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He thinks of reinventing Braddock similarly, trying anything to get creative types to plant roots. |
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Others, though, saw MoMa reinventing its design gallery for a new, virtual world, where so much exists only intangibly on the internet. |
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We should not engage in the business of reinventing the wheel or restating the obvious. |
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Mr O'Hara thought that we ought to avoid the trap of reinventing the wheel as well as that of elitism in cultural co-operation. |
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Gather information and intelligence from them to circumvent reinventing the wheel. |
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Television is always reinventing things, every show has a great-grandparent that existed once. |
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You help them to learn in that kind of environment, not reinventing the wheel. |
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Rather than reinventing the wheel, are there pieces internationally that we can pick up? |
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We should not be reinventing the wheel, admittedly, but what use is it if it has stopped turning properly? |
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The obstacles which these people come up against continually reinventing the wheel and continually coming up are not always financial in nature. |
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We risk reinventing the wheel, and quite possibly, repeating past mistakes. |
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These latter charges signal a care that needs to be addressed both in articulating bodily imaginaries and reinventing them. |
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Ploué has played a key role in reinventing the stylistics of Citroën, enhancing and modernizing a brand which really stands out. |
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He never stops reinventing movements, mixing shadow-boxing, mime and sudden rapid changes of rhythm. |
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Rather than reinventing marriage, governments should affirm marriage and provide it with the legal and economic support it needs. |
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Greenplum is a database software company that is reinventing how companies gain insight and competitive advantage from their data. |
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On stage, they tried to take the recorded version further by reinventing their music live. |
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Witherspoon, in a physical, naked, reinventing performance plays Strayed, with dern playing Bobbi in flashbacks. |
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The ubiquitous face as well as the proscenium are the lingering elements that integrate with still life, largely reinventing this concept with different perception. |
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He has learnt that the secret is to keep reinventing yourself. |
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I'm a great believer in finding out what works well and then doing more of it, because we can otherwise waste a lot of time reinventing the wheel. |
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To get real insight into public figures, we must watch them uncoupling, reinventing themselves as individuals. |
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But with a bit of imagination and a brass neck, we could make up for the lost opportunity now by reinventing ourselves as a series of weird and wonderful characters. |
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The impression is of a town reinventing itself at breakneck speed. |
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It was then that I spotted Mark, a friend from my preppy high school, who has spent the last three years at university reinventing himself as the anti-prep. |
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I'm pleased people are talking about in terms of it reinventing radio. |
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We're always refining and reinventing our line. |
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The desire to explore new territories corresponds with their way of reinventing their work, their relationship with other people and the city, as well as their own construction. |
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Seemingly unaffected by the omnipresent crisis, the event on the Dachstein glacier succeeds year after year in reinventing and even surpassing itself in ingeniousness. |
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And it is true that the concert itself was a risky venture: the risk of a veteran like Auserón who, after three decades on stage, is reinventing his sounds to transform them into an original, convincing kind of jazz. |
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The effect has been to begin reinventing the Corporation as a process-centered organization with the structure, tools and partnerships to function at optimal effectiveness and efficiency. |
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Balanced proportions, a slightly waisted case-middle, curved bracelet attachments: Maurice Lacroix is reinventing the barrel case in a creation which combines elegance with ergonomics. |
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Much has been made of Margate's regeneration but, just a few miles along the coast, Ramsgate has been quietly reinventing itself, without fuss or fanfare. |
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It thus has a historic role to play in reinventing the economy. |
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States parties have benefited from a source of advice, coordination and communication, from greater cohesion in their activities and from less reinventing of the wheel. |
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The aviation industry simply cannot afford to spend the resources, especially human design resources, on reinventing the basics while work on more advanced and operationally strategic functionality goes begging. |
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These opportunities include reinventing the organization, creating new products, developing new skills, establishing new relationships and providing solutions to the challenges of sustainable development. |
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Only by reflecting, by acting together, by reinventing new ways and means of solidarity, will we be able to find our way back to the path of humanity's true vocation. |
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It is clear that current trends in public service delivery include such things as privatization, reinventing government and new public management. |
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Ideally a two to five year transition period is necessary to avoid losing corporate memory, repeating past mistakes, learning from successes, and not reinventing wheels. |
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In many areas, the federal government keeps reinventing the wheel by changing key staff and changing the design of programs, without regard for achieving results. |
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We are a changeable people, reinventing ourselves almost compulsively. |
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But those activists were reinventing the wheel. |
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There is no need to keep reinventing the wheel, as we so often do. |
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As far as the Commission's proposal is concerned, this is simply reinventing the wheel, putting the political ambitions of the European Union before the needs of suffering people. |
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But even before settling the fine points of Canada's strategy for reinventing its partnership with the United States, we have to start thinking seriously about timing, about how and when Canada should take action. |
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New programs could be introduced in a coordinated fashion instead of each province and territory reinventing the wheel as they roll out a new program. |
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The crescent City is reinventing, rebuilding and reimagining itself. |
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In order not to keep reinventing the wheel, the machines have a high degree of modularity, so that the contract-specific configurations can be derived from a stock of available components. |
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It can help to promote efficient use of public resources, for example by avoiding reinventing the wheel or by joining forces in benchmarking, procurement or information provision. |
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The recommendation is that local solutions be developed in a managed way to stimulate local ownership and innovation but at the same time encourage coordination between developers to avoid repeatedly reinventing the wheel. |
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There is research to suggest that the majority of risk factors are applicable to Aboriginal offenders, so one should start from there rather than reinventing the wheel. |
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The comparison is not as flippant as it sounds: it is thanks precisely to the PAP's economic policies that Singaporeans can afford their sneakers and mobile phones. The PAP is also good at reinventing itself. |
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Some respondents also queried whether the proposed initiative wasn't simply reinventing the wheel, hot on the heels of the UNFF agreement and the earlier Intergovernmental Panel on Forests. |
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You're not reinventing the wheel each time. |
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We must avoid reinventing the wheel 27 times across the EU, learn from each other's successes and failures, and win the economies of scale that only a European approach can provide. |
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Even some of the state's grittier areas have been reinventing themselves. |
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From the vantage point of the supposedly classless 1990s, the effort which Anthony Wedgwood Benn put into reinventing himself as plain Tony Benn may sound like an affectation. |
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With the support of feminists in progressive developing and developed countries around the world, reinventing globalization will slowly seep into the realm of the possible, but ultimately, it must begin at home. |
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Proffering home rule to this scenic British province was the equivalent in politics of what Walter Scott had done for Scottish culture by reinventing the kilt a century before. |
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Since the 1950s, the Colombian art started to have a distinctive point of view, reinventing traditional elements under the concepts of the 20th century. |
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Reinventing and inverting images of Irishness, Jordan associates him with intelligence, cleverness, and wit. |
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