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The comedy campaign has exploded into an Internet sensation, channeling a desire for change after more than a decade of one-family rule — and igniting a fierce debate here over the ways in which black people are portrayed in a society that has long prioritized its ties to Europe.
Though Japan has long prioritized equal access to education for women — with a result that Japanese girls score higher in science than boys, and are not as far behind boys in math as American girls are — it still has a relatively low labor-force participation rate for women (49 percent, according to the World Bank, compared with 58 percent for the United States).
It has long prioritized logistics, more so than perhaps even Alibaba.
Fortunately the company, which like Amazon has long prioritized growth over profit, has "'clear levers' it could pull in order to turn on the cash spigots if it wanted to, by reducing its marketing spending both in the U.S. and developing markets and by finding partners to help finance its self-driving car development," according to The Information.
The policy meant that boys — seen as more likely to provide for parents in old age — were long prioritized, leading to reports of baby girls being killed after birth or aborted.
In a breakthrough decision, we decided to move away from the concept of a long, prioritized list of interventions and, instead, adopted the concept of a comprehensive plan based on a much smaller number of grouped interventions.
While Facebook, which long ago prioritized algorithmic logic over human choices, is just another mechanized process.
The list is too long to prioritize.
It took too long to prioritize culturally sensitive messages to ensure support from the stricken populations, the report says.
So far, Walsh has prioritized long-term rebuilding over short-term success.
Their observations point to a new form of working memory, "prioritized long-term memory," which exists without elevated neural activity.
