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This left loopholes for banks to raise excessive leverage through funding with "non-core liabilities" -- instruments banks would not draw on during normal times, such as retail deposits by households -- leading to a round of crisis-like events in 2008.
In this context, as course participants increasingly establish interpersonal relationships among peers they have greater opportunity to draw on and leverage the latent social capital that resides in such a distributed learning environment.
Similar to a newly launched venture fund called Village, Amplo will also draw on high leverage individuals to help its portfolio: "elders," made up mostly of business and political leaders who can serve as board members like Gillard, the sources say, and "millennials," successful contemporary founders who can serve as guides.
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As we've reported before, the European Commission is also actively eyeing digital platforms' market power — and looking to reshape competition policy to take account of how tech giants are able to draw on network effects and leverage their position from one market to another.
This means going beyond generating video lectures that students are instructed to watch prior to classroom experience, to exploring innovative ways to facilitate student learning that intentionally leverage technologies and draw on evidence-based practices.
We draw on data from expert organizations and foundations, such as GiveWell and the Skoll Foundation, leveraging their extensive expertise on what they have seen be most effective to design funds across each cause area.
We draw on recent advances in ASR, notably in neural networks and the multilingual acoustic modeling (i.e., by leveraging data from different domains) that they enable.
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