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That means they're prone to intervene and take positive action when no one else will.
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Take positive action to transform service industries into exporting industries and to open up global markets.
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In a letter to Mr Paddick, the MPA said he had "demonstrated lack of judgement" in allowing cannabis to be smoked on his premises and failing to take positive action to deal with it.
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And the point that we're making, the President is making, I'm making today, is that there is a priority right now that's widely felt by the American people that Washington needs to take positive action to help the economy grow and to help the economy create jobs.
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Either way, Renesas gains a competitive advantage without having to take any positive action of its own.
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In the case of Casey Brittle, the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said officers did not take "positive action" and its domestic abuse unit was not kept informed.
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You may not want to continue, but at the very least, you will know that you can take action and produce positive results.
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So the future of social media is to arm us with the information and the understanding so that we may take action to provoke positive change.
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Online retailers are particularly smart at this, and have given many established brick and mortar competitors a hard time with their ability to analyze consumer sentiment, take suitable action, and elicit positive recommendations from their enormous online audience.
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