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While most people don’t think about it very often, common language is essential to day-in, day-out commerce. Companies and others
[2] employ standards to ensure that a meter is the same length world-wide, calendars ensure that everyone shows up for meetings at the same time, and everyone agrees what “payment in US dollars” means. It is trite, but no less important, to note that without some common language, commerce would be impossible.
At the same time, most language is imprecise, complicating work life in countless ways. Leaders struggle to answer basic questions like “How many customers do we have?” Managers find it tough to work across departmental silos, and technologists spend more time dealing with “systems that don’t talk” than they do implementing new technologies. Most of the added effort needed to accommodate the lack of common language has become so embedded in work life that people don’t even notice it.
Ballots cast shortly after Wisconsin court deals Trump another legal defeat
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Laurel White / Wisconsin Public Radio | 4:30 pm, Dec. 14, 2020 ×
Martia Rinde of Madison holds up a sign after former Vice President Joe Biden was projected as the winner of the 2020 presidential election Saturday, Nov. 7, outside of the Wisconsin State Capitol. (Angela Major / WPR)
Wisconsin’s 10 presidential electors cast their votes for President-elect Joe Biden on Monday, Dec. 14, taking one of the final state-level procedural steps in a tumultuous election year.
The 10 Democratic presidential electors met at the state Capitol Building at noon, as is required under state law, to cast their votes for Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris.
EAU CLAIRE â After teaching U.S. history to South Middle School students for more than two decades, Ronald âDuffâ Martin relishes his chance to play a role in a historic event.
Martin will join state Sen. Patty Schachtner, D-Somerset, and eight other Democratic electors at noon today in the state Capitol in Madison to cast their official ballots for the Electoral College on behalf of Wisconsin.
The Democratic electors will be the ones casting electoral votes because Democrat Joe Biden has been certified as the winner of the presidential election in Wisconsin after carrying the state by about 20,600 votes, a margin of 0.6% that withstood a recount requested by President Donald Trump in Milwaukee and Dane counties. As an all-or-nothing state, Wisconsin awards all of its electoral votes to the winner of its popular vote.
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