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Aaron Dodez is vp, associate director, digital marketing at independent ad agency, RPA.
There is no shortage of false prophets in marketing, each touting the "newest" tactic like native advertising (GoTo.com from 1998 says hello) that promises to finally make consumers love — or at least not notice — our ads. Yet inevitably, every time a fairly commonplace marketing tactic — advertorials, cookie-based targeting, Facebook's feed testing — is placed in front of consumers, the result is ridicule and horror.
As an industry, we've deemed it OK, for example, for an oral-hygiene brand to serve consumers an endless stream of promoted tweets during the World Cup "real-timing" each match and subsequent goal. So maybe it's not such a bad thing that we marketers are being derided for feeling the need to insert ourselves into every conversation – "Goal! Buy my mouthwash!" – like a needy 4-year-old.
Sure, it's arguably not as intrusive as a 15-second video ad at the beginning of a 30-second sports highlight. Or auto-play videos or interstitial ads that block all the content on a screen. But it is still interruptive marketing.
Let's accept this fundamental truth: Brands aren't humans, and if they were, they would hate most ads like normal humans do.
As digital fragmentation accelerates, be it through the increased unbundling of mobile apps or the shift away from mass consumer social networks toward private messaging, we are in an environment where consumers are increasingly empowered — and advertisers are marginalized.
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Counteracting this means thinking about content marketing differently. Maybe your brand's significant budget line item for Facebook maintenance could in part be allocated toward niche social networks like the community network Nextdoor, home-oriented Houzz, product-focused Polyvore (or even the canine-centric Dogster, if that's your thing). Email, once unsexy, should be back on all marketers' radars as well: It's mobile, personalized and a one-on-one communication with customers.
In short, brands should look for ways to be niche publishers, not broadcast advertisers. Talk to a smaller, more relevant and engaged group who will take your content, share it and integrate it into their relevant conversations on their platforms of choice for you. This is a bottom-up content strategy versus a top-down interruptive one. Be more like HGTV, not NBC.
That means committing to producing more unique content – even great content ideas can die on the terrifying mountain of frequency – and shifting the storytelling away from the one-off, campaign varietal marked by a formal start and end date.
YouTube has been trying to get brands out of this mindset by preaching a strategy called "Hero, Hub, Hygiene." Higher production, but infrequent "hero" videos have been no problem for brands to embrace. But both hub (regularly scheduled content) and hygiene (always-on videos around consumer interests) have been underutilized, as many brands — and agencies — still think low-cost production equals poor-quality content.
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The proof of this approach lies with premium channels like Nerdist and thousands of successful YouTube content creators who have amassed subscribers, engagement and views through consistent, focused lower-production-quality content. Admittedly, few brands outside of GoPro (serendipitously, their product produces thrilling visual content) have been able to duplicate this approach. But, as Tom Hanks said in "A League of Their Own": "It's supposed to be hard. If it wasn't hard, everyone would do it."
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Phoenix's arty set let out a collective squeal when news broke in mid-January that Sara Cochran, former modern and contemporary art curator at Phoenix Art Museum, would take a new curatorial position in the Valley as Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art's associate director.
Cochran will make her first public appearance in her new role during SmoCA's spring opening festivities on Friday, February 7. Attendees will have a chance to mix and mingle with Cochran, museum curators, and featured artists at 7374 East Second Street, in addition to taking in the museum's freshest exhibitions.
Those include "The Five Senses," which features the five works, each of which stimulates a different sense, from five artists (Janet Cardiff, Olafur Eliasson, Spencer Finch, Roelof Louw, and Ernesto Neto Cardiff), and Bay Area artist Leslie Shows' collaged paintings in "Surfacing."
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Her words painted a blank canvas of solicitude
Under white skies further lies were hidden
and I could never tell where the past ended nor a future be
Or if deception relinquished so truth could see
She said, "We're all going to die I do believe"
And I knew she was right. Already dead t'was me
She wanted me to feel her apathy, but to care would be contradictory
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As a poet myself and a human being in all sense of the word, I find apathy appauling to say the least.
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Akko-chan: The Movie is a 2012 Japanese movie directed by Taisuke Kawamura and based on a manga by Fujio Akatsuka.
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10-year-old Atsuko "Akko-chan" Kagami is transformed into a 22-year-old college student by a compact mirror which was enchanted by a magical spirit. Excited by her new-found access to as much make-up and fashion as she can handle, Akko-chan thinks, "Adulthood's the best!"
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Filed under: Bureaucracy, Capitalism, Crime, Democrat Corruption, Domestic Policy, Economics, Economy, Free Markets, Freedom, National Security, Politics, Progressivism, Regulation, The Constitution, The United States | Tags: Free Market Capitalism, President Obama, Progressive Decline
I received my copy of The Claremont Review of Books summer edition in the mail today, and a paragraph in the editorial statement caught my eye. Charles Kesler reflected on the campaign season.
For President Obama , the stakes are clear. As he told Politico recently; he wants his legacy to include "a 16-year era of progressive rule" that would upend the Reagan Revolution and fulfill his promise in 2008 to transform the country "fundamentally." Obama's own achievement, in other words, depends on eight years of a Hillary Clinton Administration, its agenda shoved further left by Bernie Sanders's "political revolution."Whether Obama likes it or not, if Change doesn't continue, Hope will die, above all his hope of being the progressive Reagan.
I am continually amazed at the ignorance of the benefits of free market capitalism that is necessary to believe in a glorious Progressive future. But then, Christiana Figueres, Secretary General of the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change, cheerfully admitted that they weren't really interested in saving the Earth from a forthcoming climate disaster, but that it was their best chance of ridding the world of Capitalism.
How do they continually banish the clear evidence before their eyes of the results of progressive governance? People are voting with their feet to leave the states where the administrative state reigns. Companies cannot make a go of it under confiscatory taxes and ever-increasing regulation. 9,000 businesses have packed up and left California for less regulation and lower taxes. The Cities that have been run by Democrats the longest, are the cities with the highest murder rates, the most dysfunction. There is a long and ugly history of socialism, but they just didn't do it right? Obama has tried to open up Cuba with a visit and promises of closer relations, and the Castros simply said fine, but we're not changing anything.
Venezuela is a classic example—an oil rich country that cannot feed their people who are breaking into the zoo to kill the starving animals for food. The absence of toilet paper has been the most celebrated, but there is little food in the stores, and long lines when the slightest truck loads come in. Nicholas Maduro has tried to confiscate all weapons — as he has some idea of his future.
Steven Hayward captured the essence of the administrative state in one paragraph.
Here's Richard Epstein on "The Perils of Executive Power."
David Harsanyi writes about "California: The Ultimate Nanny State."
Filed under: Bureaucracy, Capitalism, Democrat Corruption, Domestic Policy, Economy, Free Markets, Freedom, Progressivism, Taxes | Tags: Free Market Capitalism, The Federal Debt, Wealth and Poverty
The United States government spends over a trillion dollars a year that it doesn't have. To make that number go away, you either have to reduce spending or increase revenue.
Our wealthiest citizens, the top 20% of the economic pie, pay 70% of all taxes. The poorest 20% pay 3/5ths of one percent of all taxes. So we have to raise taxes on the wealthiest citizens to be "fair" or "balanced."
There is, however, a problem. If you confiscate the entire wealth of the richest citizens — every penny the Forbes 400 have — it would cover one year's federal deficit.
Raising tax rates on everyone in the top 2% of the wealthiest citizens would not cover one year's federal deficit.
Washington borrows $188 million every hour.
I wrote this down a while back, I'm not sure just how long ago, but I can assure you that nothing has improved. Food for thought.
— "How You, I, and Everyone Got the Top 1 percent All Wrong" by Derek Thompson, The Atlantic
—"'Greedy' Rich Actually The Most Generous Among Us" by Kerry Jackson, Investors Business Daily
— "Obama orchestrated a massive transfer of wealth to the 1 percent," by Matthew Gray, New York Post
There is, of course, an answer. Wealth is created by the free market and capitalism. Free people are endlessly inventive, and the hope of improving your financial situation, making a new idea the next big thing, becomes in a free market the opportunity to succeed. Where did Uber come from? Or telephones unconnected to phone lines that are actually tiny computers keeping track of everything and entertaining you as well?
Getting rich or richer, improving your situation, or changing your life is commonplace in America, yet in many parts of the world it is impossible to move beyond the status into which you were born. I cannot understand why the Left cannot think beyond "income inequality." They are still stuck back in the French revolution railing against the opulence of the King and all his court. "It's not fair" they whine.
Some people simply want to get rich — that probably accounts for all the Powerball tickets sold. Some want to accomplish something worthwhile. Some want to move to a better neighborhood. Some want to build something important, others want to discover something new. If you know or are convinced that you can never move beyond where you are — I guess envy is all you have left.
Filed under: Capitalism, Democrat Corruption, Domestic Policy, Economy, Free Markets, Politics, Regulation, Taxes, The United States | Tags: Four Percent Growth, Free Market Capitalism, Overregulation and Overtaxation, Supply Side Economics
So the job situation for the month of July remains — dismal. There were 215,000 new jobs in July, a little less than the expected 225,000. 93,770,000 working-age people, 16 and older, aren't working. This takes us back to 1977 levels of employment, and we are a bigger country now. This is a 36-year low. A record 56,209,000 women are not in the work force.
Since 2007, 1.4 million manufacturing jobs have been lost. There are 1.4 million new waiter and bartender jobs that have been created in the same time period.
Possibly a more interesting discussion for the debates? How are you going to fix this one?
Filed under: Africa, Capitalism, Developing Nations, Economy, Education, Foreign Policy, Freedom, History, Media Bias | Tags: Free Market Capitalism, Societal Transformation, Understanding What's Important
Leon Louw is an author, policy analyst, and executive director of the South Africa-based think tank: The Free Market Foundation. "Thank goodness people are 'exploiting " Africa by buying things from it, by investing in it, by employing people in it," he said. "The worst thing that would happen is if people decide to stop exploiting Africa."
The statement might sound provocative, but Louw is responding to a a pair of critiques he hears often: That economic development is akin to exploitation and that the gap between rich and poor is growing dangerously large. But Louw says that the focus on economic inequality is a distraction from a more important metric.
"The world is experiencing the most amazing accomplishment of humanity: The virtual elimination of poverty," says Louw. "It's strange that as that happens, we are talking about it as if there is more of it."
Another illustration of "One of the Most Remarkable Achievements in Human History."Some good news to be celebrated. The Decliners are sure that there is more poverty, more unfairness, more decline. About 9 minutes long. It is getting really hard to get a straight, true look at the state of the world. Those things which are hard and bad are ignored, misunderstood, and the dangers made light of. And the good things? We don't even know they are happening. It would be helpful if there was way less talk about the supposed gap between the rich and the poor, and a lot more appreciation for free market enterprise that moves people out of poverty.
Filed under: Capitalism, Developing Nations, Economy, Freedom | Tags: Arthur Brooks, Free Market Capitalism, Mark J. Perry
Here is a chart of one of the most remarkable achievements in human history: the 80% reduction in world poverty in only 36 years. In 1970, 26.5% of the world's population were living on $1 or less (in 1987 dollars) to only 5.4% in 2006 — led by the 97% reduction in the poverty rate in East Asia (excluding Japan and Hong Kong) from 58.8% to 1.7% over that time period. (Mark Perry: AEI)
It's the greatest achievement in human history, and you never hear about it.
80 percent of the world's worst poverty has been eradicated in less than 40 years. That has never, ever happened before.
So what did that? What accounts for that? United Nations? US foreign aid? The International Monetary Fund? Central planning? No.
It was globalization, free trade, the boom in international entrepreneurship. In short, it was the free enterprise system, American style, which is our gift to the world.
I will state, assert and defend the statement that if you love the poor, if you are a good Samaritan, you must stand for the free enterprise system, and you must defend it, not just for ourselves but for people around the world. It is the best anti-poverty measure ever invented.
(Arthur Brooks, President, AEI)
Filed under: Capitalism, Democrat Corruption, Domestic Policy, Economy, Liberalism, Regulation, Taxes, The United States | Tags: Free Market Capitalism, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew, World's Highest Corporate Tax
The Treasury Department could act as early as next week to stop companies from moving their headquarters out of the United States for tax purposes. "Economic Patriotism." Where is these companies' economic patriotism? Representative Sander Levin, ranking Democrat on the House Ways and Means Committee, which has jurisdiction over tax issues warned that "They're preparing to act and they'll act as soon they are ready."
Treasury Secretary Jack Lew told Levin on Wednesday that he would not necessarily wait for Congress to go home before he would take unilateral action. Wonder where he learned that trick?
With his brother Senator Carl Levin, (D-MI) Sander Levin has written legislation to" tighten the rules restricting so-called tax inversions, which are tax maneuvers in which U.S. businesses buy a company in a low-tax country to move their headquarters there."
It's the Burger King deal with Tim Horton's Coffee Shops, and the move of their corporate headquarters to Canada, where total tax costs will be 46.4 percent lower, that has driven Democrats to start writing more confiscatory laws immediately. Burger King will continue to pay taxes on business done in the United States.
The Obama administration and Congressional Democrats have raised the alarm over possible consequences to the U.S. tax base. Republicans have been suggesting for some time that they should lower or eliminate the corporate tax, because the U.S. corporate tax is not only the highest in the industrial world, but the U.S. also taxes income earned abroad —which no other country does.
There is a long history going back to Martin Van Buren, of administrations that helped an economy to recover from a recession by cutting taxes. Cutting taxes allows companies more confidence in the future, and they are more apt to grow, expand, and hire — creating a better business climate— which in turn grows the economy. Canada's corporate tax was 43 percent in 2000, and is 26 percent today, and their economy is booming.
Democrats are fundamentally unable to grasp the idea that cutting taxes could produce more income and make the economy grow. It simply does not compute. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew trained as a lawyer, but has simply moved through the corridors of government as a bureaucrat in one office or another. He got all huffy about the Burger King move, in a video at Bloomberg, mentioning all the advantages the U.S. provides —roads and bridges (you didn't build that) and infrastructure!
So far as I can tell only 9 companies have actually done a tax inversion. A number have started to and backed out after being threatened.
Speaker John Boehner and Senate Finance Committee ranking member Orrin Hatch have warned that any Treasury measure that would be effective would likely lie beyond Lew's authority.


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An enigmatic fusion of baroque and classical styles, the music of Manuel Blasco de Nebra languished in manuscript for 180 years after the composer's death.
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Don't you see
I'm not me
I'm you
Don't you remember
You stabbed her in the chest
Don't you remember
You blamed it all on me
I'm not actually here
I'm in your head
As we speak
All I've done
It wasn't me
It was you
Your my mask
My cover
My shelter
I'm the Darkness
A part of you
You can't out run
A part of you
You can't live without
I do the things
you could only dream of
I do the things
You fear too much to do
You can't take the guilt
You blame it all on me
A brain divided
A body shared
Don't you see now
Don't you remember now
Don't you feel it now
That Darkness inside of you
All the people I killed
It was really was all you
I'm not real
Just another part of you
The Dark part inside of you
Another side to you
I'm inside of you
That Darker side of you
I'm a part of you
I'm the hatred in you
I'm the evil in you
I'm the Darkness in you
I'm you!
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Status: Finished
Genre: Fantasy
Oh wow. I love this poem! As you can probably guess I like darker poetry and stuff (I'm actually a friendly, somewhat happy person though xD), so this was just great to read! I like how extreme you make this darkness; extreme enough to kill. It's true that everyone has some darkness, but the fact it's this powerful and in your face, wow! Especially after reading about Logan and his two sorts of sides, this just flows so nicely into my brain. Good work!
Yeah as a writer and reader I like the side of things because I like stuff that is unnatural something to allow me to escape from the real world and I was really in the mood for something dark and psycological cus I've been planning my next story and I was just in the mood for this thx for the comment
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Chicky, please would you explain about brambles, SBK and pipecleaners.
Couldn't the wallflowers wait until they don't look good?
OH has weeded the Herb Robert out of the irises First time I've known him do weeding!
Been planting the GH tomatoes and weeding the onions. But just walked around the garden with OH and the weeds in the long border are horrendous, full of goosegrass. I did it a bit over a month ago.
Well done Flumpy. I've had a look, there's lots there - with and without grass.
Lily hope he doesn't come out in a rash! We are going to Sicily in September.
That sounds an unusual move, hope it goes well.
My cold is feeling better today. Relief, as tomorrow I fly to Bristol to stay with Matty for the Malvern Spring Show.
Your raised bed is looking lovely Chicky.
I'm feeling I'm in a losing battle with weeds! Wishing garden was smaller, that pic is part of it. Not as young as I was when we planned it over 20 years ago! And I've added bits since.
Probably. Aidan Turner's bread and butter.
Been in veggie garden, weeding and planting, may have said already. I have a cold and nose blowing with muddy gloves on isn't practical. Going to change and make a chicken stir fry.
Just as RB, if not more so. But he was wounded some of the time so that bit was more along the lines of pale and interesting.
If it's nice and rotted, dark and not smelly, then dig it in a bit and you can grow anything except carrots and parsnips as it makes them fork.
Someone on TV, was it Monty, cut the growbags in half then stood them on their ends so it was deeper.
Runnybeak, we watched The Hobbit part 2 DVD last night, then my heart missed a beat. There was this really good looking chap I thought I recognised. Poldark!


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> Subject: RE: [CHAT] OT: Not exactly good news...need advice
> > Wow, thanks for all the good responses and the good wishes! I feel much
> > more
> > reassured now because the doctor did actually go over with me many of
> the
> > things you guys mentioned. I have the rest written down so I can call
> them
> > and ask. My surgery is scheduled for a few days after Thanksgiving.
> > When I was a teenager I spent most of my summers on the beach. If they
> had
> > sunscreen back then I don't remember it; we brought our bottles of
> > guaranteed dark tanning lotion or just a bar of cocoa butter. So being
> > fair-skinned and remembering all that I have been expecting this to
> > happen.
> > It isn't a shock that I have it, but I never thought I'd need real
> > surgery.
> > That's the part that's got me in a tizzy.
> > Kitty, you asked if removal is necessary - if you should get one you do
> > not
> > want to leave it alone. They say death is rare but it will continue to
> > grow
> > and cause disfigurement or even nerve damage.
> > Rats - now I suppose I'll have to wear a hat out gardening. I hate that,
> > they're too hot. No help for it though.
> >
> > Cyndi
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Lil' Boots
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Loved this poem and this picture.
I really like this. Great photo of the family of boots. Great wood background and I like your barbed wire hanger. My little guy absolutely loved his cowboy boots too, I still have them, cant toss them yet!
LOVE! What a perfect mix of rustic and refined!
What a fantastic layout!
I love everything about this - the boots all lined up, the pink with the grunge (fabulous!), the mixture of rustic and floral. Wonderful layout.
Sweetly done. The poem fits my youngest son so well. Beautifully scrapped!
once again you have made another LO that i think is fabulous--always look forward to seeing your work!
What a beautiful little poem, and it really is a precious picture! TFS!
What a beautiful layout. I love the layered papers, and the 'brads' in the corners, but especially the clusters with those wonderful feathers. Great job.
Wonderful!!!! Love everything about it!!
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Cloud Computing Adoption Can Generate EUR 763 Billion in Europe by 2015, Cloud Dividend Report
Cloud-based solutions and adoption of cloud computing could generate up to EUR 763 billion in economic benefit in the five largest European economies by 2015, part two of EMC Corporation's 2011 Cloud Dividend report conducted by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) revealed. The report studied possible economic benefits of cloud computing adoption and deployment of cloud-based solutions in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom. Distribution, retail and hotels sectors alone could generate EUR 233 billion in value in the next four years, according to the report.
The study examines the benefits generated by the three most widespread cloud computing models; namely, public cloud, which is controlled by a cloud provider; private cloud, which is controlled internally by an organization's own IT team as well as hybrid cloud, which is a combination of the two.
Distribution, retail and hotels are expected to generate EUR 233 billion by 2015, mostly from accelerated business creation, business development and cost savings. The sum represents some 31 percent of the total economic benefit forecast by CEBR while 77 percent of the overall value is expected to be generated by adoption of private and hybrid cloud solutions.
France, Italy, Spain and the UK saw their distribution, retail and hotels sectors benefit most from the Cloud, while banking, financial & business services sectors are leading the pack in Germany, reporting IT capital expenditure (CapEx) savings of EUR 18.1 billion.
Over 800,000 new jobs could be created in the government sector within the region, the report said. Adoption of cloud computing solutions could create up to 2.4 million new jobs by 2015, according to the Cloud Dividend 2011 report.
Cumulative Economic Benefits 2010 – 2015
Industry Sectors
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Source: Cloud Dividend Report 2011
Data show obvious benefits offered by adoption of cloud computing solutions across various economic sectors in the five countries. "Distribution, retail and hotels is projected to generate the largest returns from cloud deployments despite decreased spending power and commodity price pressures. Banking, financial & business services is also one of the stronger sectors, in terms of the resulting benefits, but lower relative IT CapEx-to-labour ratios in this sector mean its share of the total benefits in EMEA isn't proportional to the sector's powerful contribution to overall GDP. One of the key drivers for economic recovery will be job creation and, interestingly, the public sector should gain most here with up to 800,000 positions expected to result from the adoption of cloud services," Oliver Hogan, CEBR's managing economist, commented in a press release.
Apart from distribution, retail and hotels sector, the banking, financial & business services sector could potentially aggregate EUR 183 billion in economic benefits by 2015. According to the report, between 60 and 80 percent of all enterprises in this segment utilize cloud solutions, with 76 percent of them employing private and hybrid cloud models.
Government, education and health sector can benefit most from cloud computing in terms of job creation, with some 800,000 new jobs predicted. The net total cost savings could reach up to EUR 14.5 billion by 2015 with levels of private and hybrid cloud adoption being predicted.
Manufacturing and SMEs can achieve substantial productivity gains through faster time-to-market and IT scalability resulting in EUR 11.4 billion of potential benefit in the UK, the report said. Other sectors to benefit from adoption of cloud computing solutions include agriculture, forestry & fishing, construction, transport, storage & communications and energy & utilities. The energy & utilities sector is forecast to witness EUR 14.1 billion in benefits from the adoption of cloud computing, with private cloud models dominating the sector due to strict government regulations related to data and information security in this industry.
Country positions overall 2010 – 2015
Total economic benefit (EUR mill)
Jobs ('000s)
Source: Cloud Dividend Report 2011
Commenting on the report's findings EMC Consulting's Vice President EMEA, Sandra Hamilton, said on the company's website, "The adoption of cloud technologies and services across EMEA brings with it the mission-critical agility that businesses need to survive and thrive in the current economic climate. A hybrid cloud model – a dynamic combination of internal and external resources where a private cloud serves as the gateway and control mechanism for public cloud services – provides organizations with the ultimate flexibility. However, a critical element in businesses achieving the competitive advantage presented by cloud computing lies in the successful visualization of mission-critical and revenue-generating applications. That will be key to realizing the full cloud dividend – and to deriving the powerful growth and productivity gains which, as the new report shows, can lead to meaningful job creation across the EMEA region."
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