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Although midterm elections tend to result in a slightly different composition of the electorate, moderates have played a major role in presidential election years as well. Indeed, moderates have constituted the largest segment of the electorate—a plurality of voters, outnumbering liberals and conservatives—in every presidential election of the modern era. During the past 9 presidential elections—since 1976—moderates have composed an average 48% of the electorate. Clearly, the influence of moderate voters cannot be overstated, especially for Democratic candidates, who start with a smaller liberal base. For Democrats in the Senate battlegrounds, winning a moderate majority is necessary for victory, and for many, a mere majority isn’t sufficient to carry the day.
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TOWING THE LINE: Nancy Peolosi and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez lash out at moderates and threaten to unseat them if they don't line up with radical liberal agenda. t.co/IKnJZbclgl via @lmtnews (via Twitter twitter.com/watchmennews911/status/1101525534540996608)
Moderated High-Level Policy Session 10: Inclusiveness – access to
information and knowledge for all
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Moderated High-Level Policy Session 10: Inclusiveness – access to
information and knowledge for all
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Moderated by:
Dr. Jon B. Alterman, Zbigniew Brzezinski Chair in Global Security and Geostrategy and Director, Middle East Program, CSIS
Moderate wear on this Starter Set 2 with Bruins 75th anniversary patch. Marks, filth, pulls. Size 54-R
Moderated High-Level Policy Session 6: Bridging Digital Divides
Mr. Aleph Molinari, President, Fundación Proacceso
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#Canada:Jihad mass murder plotter says there is no moderate or radical Islam — "there is only one Islam" #Jihad Watch ow.ly/phAeS "Esseghaier is also quoted saying that there is no such thing as moderate or radical Islam — that 'there is only one Islam' and only one God." In...
Moderated by Jonathan Charles, the EBRD Chief Economist will reflect on the on the war on Ukraine and the profound economic shock with reverberations felt across all the Bank’s countries of operations. The high level event will also provide an opportunity to hear directly from a few selected EBRD Governors whose countries have been most affected.
Moderate to heavy wear with several big repairs on left sleeve from fight use. Stanley Cup 1893-1993 patch on jersey front. Size 54 from 2nd set.
Reporter Dawn Chmielewski moderates a #SuperMobility Mobile Intelligence Conference panel Extending the Life (and Reach) of 4G Networks Use Cases for Drones
Moderated by Jonathan Charles, the EBRD Chief Economist will reflect on the on the war on Ukraine and the profound economic shock with reverberations felt across all the Bank’s countries of operations. The high level event will also provide an opportunity to hear directly from a few selected EBRD Governors whose countries have been most affected.
Moderated High-Level Policy Session 14
Knowledge societies, capacity building and e-learning/ Media
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Moderated High-Level Policy Session 14
Knowledge societies, capacity building and e-learning/ Media
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Moderated by Jonathan Charles, the EBRD Chief Economist will reflect on the on the war on Ukraine and the profound economic shock with reverberations felt across all the Bank’s countries of operations. The high level event will also provide an opportunity to hear directly from a few selected EBRD Governors whose countries have been most affected.
From the catalog: "...his work complicates traditions of art making, specifically, the perceived disparity between miniature painting and contemporary art."
(The installation included 16 paintings, from a series of 20, dated from 2005-2010; they are made of opaque watercolor on wasli paper.)
Moderated High-Level Policy Session 13
Digital economy and trade
Speaking: Mr. Torbjörn Fredriksson, Chief, ICT Policy Section, Division on Technology and Logistics, UNCTAD, WSIS Action Line Facilitator ITU
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President Clinton Moderates the Health Transformation Panel at the 2014 Health Matters Conference in La Quinta, CA, on January 14, 2014. The Health Matters conference is an annual event that showcases what the Clinton Foundation's strategic partners from across sectors – business, technology, sports and philanthropy – are doing to contribute to the health and wellness of people throughout the United States.
Photo credit: Adam Schultz / Clinton Foundation
Moderated High-Level Policy Session 14: Knowledge societies,
capacity building and e-learning / Media
Speaking: H.E. Mr. Jean de Dieu Rurangirwa, Minister, Ministry of Information Technology and Communications (MiTEC), Rwanda
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Andy Weiss moderates discussion after the screening of “Minding the Gap” at the Colorado State University ACT Human Rights Film Festival, April 7, 2018.
Tacoma News Tribune Columnist Peter Callaghan moderated the debate between the two candidates for Washington state Auditor - Republican James Watkins (in photo) and Democrat Rep. Troy Kelley.
The debate took place at the 23rd Annual AWB Policy Summit at Suncadia Resort on September 12, 2012.
Please credit: Dan Brunell / AWB
Moderated by Jonathan Foster, President and CEO, Angeles Wealth Management
On the panel:
- Brandon Rebiero, Co-Founder and Partner, Gold Leaf Farming
- Steve Blackwell, CEO & Managing Partner, Invito Energy Partners
Moderated High-Level Policy Session 4: Enabling Environment
Mr. Paul Mitchell, General Manager, Technology Policy, Microsoft Corporation
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Indian TV anchor Shaili Chopra moderates a session on Opportunities and Challenges - Markets, Policy and Diplomacy at the WIPO Conference on the Digital Market, which met in Geneva from April 20 to 22, 2016.
At the Conference, public and private sector leaders as well as creators discuss the creative content economy, which has seen radical change to access and business models for more than a decade.
Copyright: WIPO. Photo: Emmanuel Berrod. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 IGO License.
Moderated High-Level Policy Session 2: Bridging Digital Divides
HLTF: Ms. Renata Avila, Web Foundation, Guatemala
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Moderated High-Level Policy Session 13
Digital economy and trade
Speaking: Dr. Yury Grin, Deputy Director General, Intervale
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Moderated High-Level Policy Session 14: Knowledge societies,
capacity building and e-learning / Media
Speaking: Ms. Virginia Tan, Founder and CEO, She Loves Tech
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Krystian Woznicki moderating the panel in the symposium strand in/compatible publics
Panel with Jacob Appelbaum (us), Gabriella Coleman (us), Dana Buchzik (de) and anonymous
Moderated by Tatiana Bazzichelli (it/de)
Chaired by Krystian Woznicki (pl/de, image)
In the book Pranks! (Re/Search, 1987), V. Vale and Andrea Juno pointed out that pranks, tricks and ludicrous actions are functional to express a continual poetic renewal, using the elements of surprise, irony and social criticism. Since that time the strategy of anonymity, as the critique of a rigid identity, and the creation of a multi-use philosophy of sharing, has been functional in redefining art practice through disruptive interventions, as well as served as a tool to reflect on the meaning of authority. Today the strategy of anonymity is still a vehicle to question the institutional media system and has often plunged it into crises by exposing its bugs and highlighting its vulnerability. But, mixing up with contemporary social media culture, being anonymous means to produce a new aesthetics – new linguistic codes – where poetic images, disruptive strategies (such as trolling and DDoSing) intertwine with multiple possibilities for lulz and pleasure. Is anonymity a tool for distributed and viral political struggle or is it the endless trick of an intangible crowd of pranksters?
Individual Presentation Descriptions
Dana Buchzik (de)
Descriptive text on the panel presentation:
My presentation will deal with anonymity as a healthful intervention. Based on a true incident, the story is told from the perspective of a phobic girl who isn't capable of mingling with people or even leaving the house. After effectless hospital treatments, she finds her way back to life by talking to strangers on the internet. Instead of only exposing her diseased parts, she tells stories about the self she wants to be, using the potential of anonymity to create a healthier self.