Trump's ambassadors' average contribution far exceeded the previous record of $60,721.83 set by George W. Bush's ambassadors.
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X Ambassadors are acting as just that (ambassadors!) to hopeful talent looking to rise to the top.
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Two former American ambassadors to Beijing — Winston Lord and Gary Locke — also signed, as did six previous Canadian ambassadors to Beijing.
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The framers of our Constitution gave the president important authority over foreign affairs, including the power to nominate ambassadors, negotiate treaties and receive foreign ambassadors.
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Since taking office in January, Trump has nominated ambassadors to only around a dozen African nations, despite having recalled all Obama-era ambassadors before he was inaugurated.
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The Ambassadors , by Paul Richter (Simon & Schuster) .
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As a sign that ambassadors do not consider her qualifications short of the job, several U.N. ambassadors, including those from Israel, France and the U.K, have praised her work.
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There are, however, many pieces of marketing that feature its ambassadors wearing Figs scrubs, which include commercials interviewing inspiring ambassadors within their communities as part of their Awesome Humans series, and a commercial series titled Outside The Box that filmed ambassadors posing in a colorful clinical sets, talking about how their unconventional approaches are professional strengths.
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"Political" ambassadors often have close ties to the president or are major donors and almost always leave their post at the end of the term, while career ambassadors frequently remain in their posts.
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The administration has been dragging its feet when it comes to vetting potential ambassadors, and training sessions recently had to be delayed until May because there weren't enough new ambassadors to train. 8.
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"What Kim Darroch said is what all the ambassadors or most of them think, even the ones who particularly cozy up to the Trump people" like ambassadors from Middle Eastern countries, Quinn said.
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Back home, they were greeted as ambassadors of the revolution.
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Churkin had dueled with the previous two female US ambassadors.
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Even his ambassadors are the least qualified in living memory.
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The members of the group are also Etude House ambassadors.
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For we were supposed to be little ambassadors in training.
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This year, he kept the guest list mostly to ambassadors.
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Naturally, they will aspire to become ambassadors and assistant secretaries.
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You are now ambassadors for the spirit of these games.
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Go deeper: U.S. ambassadors have become less qualified under Trump
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On January 26th their UN ambassadors rebuked America for interfering.
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Generally speaking ambassadors are the "kiss asses" of the department.
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Colombia, Chile and Peru withdrew their ambassadors over the ruling.
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Ambassadors don't make the prime minister's agenda in ... any state.
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"They are icons, they are ambassadors for elephants," he said.
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Trump has already named his own ambassadors to two countries.
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Previously, when journalists used it, ambassadors would dispatch angry letters.
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But you can't rely on US ambassadors or Pentagon contacts.
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The United States promptly recalled its ambassadors in the region.
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There were some local ambassadors of pop punk, Ghost Slime.
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"We are all ambassadors of our country," said Mr. Harteveldt.
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Instead, deploy allies to be ambassadors within their own circles.
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Ambassadors from the other 27 countries gathered in Brussels Sunday.
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"I want ambassadors that are chosen by me," he said.
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Fairmont Hotels has "canine ambassadors" to lend out to guests.
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State Department, Ambassadors and many others are being slow walked.
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"The goats become the ambassadors for the conversation," he added.
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Ambassadors are trained on how to deal with such surveillance.
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Brand ambassadors are essentially a hype squad for your brand.
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We have 10 deputy ministers, five women ambassadors, three ministers.
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On Monday, NATO held an emergency meeting of its ambassadors.
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Ambassadors don't typically have a direct line to the President.
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Mike Pompeo was asked to defend his ambassadors from Trump.
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African ambassadors in Washington demanded apologies from the White House.
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Nothing beats face to face meeting to build your ambassadors.
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It looks like Trump has found his own brand ambassadors.
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It's a way for us to be ambassadors for Muslims.
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"He put all four ambassadors there," Giuliani told the outlet.
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He returned to Riyadh and has since received Western ambassadors.
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Last year, the senator had over 25 conversations with foreign ambassadors as a senior member of the Armed Services Committee, including the British, Korean, Japanese, Polish, Indian, Chinese, Canadian, Australian, German and Russian ambassadors.
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Trump accepted the customary resignation of all ambassadors who were political appointments at the beginning of his administration, but most career ambassadors have been allowed to stay on for the duration of their terms.
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Other countries, with which the US vies for influence, have ambassadors.
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EU signatories to the ambassadors' letter are mostly from northern Europe.
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Still, ambassadors are meant to carry out, not create US policy.
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Former Redskins ambassadors detail their experience to The New York Times.
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On Sundays, many attend a special service at Ambassadors of Jesus.
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Other ambassadors, political leaders and business bosses see something less grandiose.
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The ambassadors were first reported on by TechCrunch that same month.
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He claimed he didn't know the ambassadors involved in the messaging.
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But aren't Olympic athletes ambassadors of their country, you might ask?
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Rascal Flatts's star Tom Cochrane is one of its celebrity ambassadors.
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The Irwins will also serve as global ambassadors for Discovery Communications.
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Fortunately, we haven't had any crazy experiences with our animal ambassadors.
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Four of the countries do not have permanent ambassadors in Israel.
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Fox News spoke to several ambassadors and asked for some predictions.
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Venezuela and the United States expelled each other's ambassadors in 2008.
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You're a great example of what our ambassadors should be like.
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Saud's allowances for a Western company, Aramco's ambassadors used their pens
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EDT: President Trump participated in a credentialing ceremony for new ambassadors.
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Of the ambassadors Trump has named so far, South Carolina Gov.
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Ambassadors are representatives of their states and not of political movements.
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EDT: President Trump holds a credentialing ceremony for newly appointed ambassadors.
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Diplomatic sources told Reuters the ambassadors did not get a response.
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The NATO countries should, in coordination, expel all Saudi ambassadors. 3.
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Ambassadors are limited to at most two advisers and sometimes none.
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Allied ambassadors said the American officials' plan worked — to a degree.
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On Friday, the Kremlin summoned 27 ambassadors to issue eviction orders.
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VICKI HEYMAN: It's also a reminder that we're all citizen ambassadors.
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The ambassadors are in 15 stations in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens.
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Now, a growing number of his ambassadors are doing the same.
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Mr. Lopes's concern about involving ambassadors was part of the redaction.
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The ambassadors denied being robots, but the case still felt inclusive.
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Amazon, for its part, testified to the legitimacy of its ambassadors.
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The teen ambassadors will part part of the outlet's 2020 coverage.
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Both countries ambassadors remain in place with healthy, if strained, staff.
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Democrats also obtained text messages between ambassadors who oversaw Ukraine policy.
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They use ambassadors who act as influencers to promote their product.
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They'd ask ambassadors to take surveys and test out new products.
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Why couldn't State Department officials or ambassadors have handled that outreach?
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" The Atlantic: "As the Rich Get Richer, the Ambassadors Get Worse.
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The report references State Department officials and ambassadors, some by name.
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Some Vatican ambassadors have also come under fire for lavish lifestyles.
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In the interim, she'll be hearing from Pichai and Google's ambassadors.
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Flores further explained Sessions had more than 25 conversations with foreign ambassadors as a senior member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, including the British, Korean, Japanese, Polish, Indian, Chinese, Canadian, Australian, German and Russian ambassadors.
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"The last time I spoke to so many ambassadors, I'm afraid a rather curious account of what had I said emerged ... perhaps the media misunderstood something," Johnson told ambassadors at a reception in London late on Tuesday.
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"Political" ambassadors, many of them major donors who are nominated by virtue of close ties with the president, almost always leave at the end of his term; ambassadors who are career diplomats often remain in their posts.
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FEW GOVERNMENTS send ambassadors to China to be brave about human rights.
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In my experience, ambassadors fall into two categories -- timeservers and class acts.
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Two former refugees have signed on to be ambassadors for the app.
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The princes have been incredibly fantastic ambassadors of her legacy as well.
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Actually they have ambassadors back and forth to open up diplomatic relations.
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Both countries have yet to appoint new ambassadors to each other's capitals.
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All of Hawaiʻi is proud and you are great ambassadors of Aloha.
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The list is heavy on former ambassadors, light on current tech CEOs.
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Mr. Sondland was one of seven ambassadors who reported to Mr. Reeker.
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Ambassadors Volker and Sondland also attended, along with Energy Secretary Rick Perry.
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AMBASSADORS tend to be men and women of tact and good manners.
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They do not have ambassadors in place following expulsions several years ago.
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All of its brand ambassadors based in the US are FAA certified.
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The app allows "ambassadors" to host open lunches that anyone can join.
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Ambassadors take up the post each month, and April fell to Haley.
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NEF's 15 fellows and 54 ambassadors are just tip of the iceberg.
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And in 2017, UNICEF appointed Singh as one of their Goodwill Ambassadors.
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But they're not the best climate ambassadors to send into Trump Tower.
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"Today, we start with French ambassadors, so around 300,000 people," Brusson said.
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They are future leaders of Afghanistan and strong ambassadors for their country.
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They are at once ambassadors for progress and witnesses to its limitations.
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During the 1920s, Americans would send pet ambassadors to the White House.
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She just completed a multicity American tour (opening for the X Ambassadors).
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So Trump, the anti-insider candidate, might appoint only outsiders as ambassadors.
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Career ambassadors are the most elite US diplomats in the foreign service.
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Cabinet secretaries, deputy secretaries and ambassadors were set to see pay increases.
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She sparked a debate that a number of FC Ambassadors waded into.
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The ambassadors in attendance had radically different perspectives on the incoming Administration.
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But the problem is that in some places we don't have ambassadors.
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Nobody is proposing legislation, debating international affairs or even rotating Spain's ambassadors.
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Pompeo convenes the two-day conference for all U.S. ambassadors in Washington.
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The mayor swears-in honorary "ambassadors" to live up to Superman's creed.
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He can appoint ambassadors and other officials, although some require Senate approval.
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Foreign ambassadors seek him out, even though he holds no public office.
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A lot of foreign services officers reported to me — civil servants, ambassadors.
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In the past weeks, European ambassadors have met dozens of U.S. lawmakers.
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The best ambassadors of these stories are likely to be parents themselves.
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"Associates are Amazon and Treasure Truck brand ambassadors!" the job description read.
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"I want to have ambassadors that are chosen by me," he said.
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Call them "humor ambassadors," in order to ruin the experience for everyone.
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Today the company has nearly 1,000 ambassadors, compared to 100 in 2016.
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I have every right, I want ambassadors that are chosen by me.
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A consulting program based in Tucson, Certified Tourism Ambassadors, trains hospitality workers.
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Putin's five-hour proposal was slammed by ambassadors at the UN Wednesday.
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Many Figs ambassadors have well over a hundred thousand followers on Instagram.
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But Chang does not appear on a list of ambassadors for UNESCO.
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This is consistent with the reported comments from Ambassadors Volker and Taylor.
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Why it matters: Ambassadors represent the United States when crisis strikes abroad.
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The delegation consisted of the U.S. ambassadors to Poland (Georgette Mosbacher), Israel (David Friedman) and Germany (Richard Grenell), in addition to the U.S. ambassadors to Spain, the Vatican, Switzerland and Trump's special envoy for combating antisemitism, Elan Carr.
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There are a lot of duties that ambassadors over there have to do.
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This time, however, the charge is being led by ambassadors, not the public.
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Even Ambassadors, usually a fairly quick process, have waited a year for more.
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The State Department estimates that roughly 70% of US ambassadors are career appointees.
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"Today calls with British, Russian, and German Ambassadors re: Iran deal," she wrote.
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At the meeting of EU ambassadors, which took place in Brussels on Sept.
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Q: Mr. President, you also didn't talk about establishing diplomatic relations, exchanging ambassadors.
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EU sources said ambassadors agreed to the mandates at a meeting on Thursday.
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But you won't hear about that from the Amazon fulfillment center brand ambassadors.
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" The impeachment witnesses "They're interviewing -- they're interviewing ambassadors who I'd never heard of.
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Holbein's two famous ambassadors had been sent from France to finesse this deal.
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Kushner is due to brief Security Council ambassadors on the plan on Thursday.
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We are not just people who build software, but ambassadors for online freedom.
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"This interview is awful-Ambassadors aren't supposed to 'empower' any political party overseas".
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Goodwill ambassadors typically promote such issues as gender equality or anti-violence efforts.
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They have also proven to be perfect goodwill ambassadors for the senior Trump.
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Both the Saudi and Canadian ambassadors were away on leave at the time.
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Now you just say, "Alexa, play Renegades by X Ambassadors," and she does.
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European states mostly appoint career diplomats or officials with long experience as ambassadors.
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Barnier will also brief Brussels ambassadors of the EU 218 states on progress.
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With all the ambassadors, including Mr. Kislyak, we shook hands, exchanged brief pleasantries.
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Over the centuries, travelling Sufis have always been among Islam's most powerful ambassadors.
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" She called her conversations with NATO ambassadors in Brussels on Tuesday "very productive.
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Now, he is promoting the app on college campuses by hiring brand ambassadors.
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We are attuned to situations, so we're actually really good ambassadors and diplomats.
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He also spoke with Kislyak and other ambassadors during an event in July.
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He also runs a non-profit, ParaDocs Ambassadors, that relies on medical students.
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More than 100 ambassadors from around the world were reportedly also in attendance.
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In order to ease such concerns, the US should meet with their ambassadors.
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But even worse are those are self-appointed national ambassadors of the Cubbies.
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UN Ambassadors would pass resolutions that would affect other aspects of the game.
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Officials say NATO will follow rules set down by alliance ambassadors in Brussels.
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He controlled access to state papers, briefed England's ambassadors and drafted royal correspondence.
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It's not clear the ambassadors have always had a huge amount of authority.
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Trump's ambassadors may have finally prompted Democratic candidates to rethink the bipartisan practice.
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And he believes the Swedish people will make good ambassadors for the country.
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Several foreign ambassadors have trekked to Mr Kem Sokha's hideout, embarrassing the government.
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America does not expose our nation's ambassadors to this kind of harassment. Period.
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I did a reception about 100 yards that way with about 100 ambassadors.
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Turkey recalled its ambassadors to Washington and Tel Aviv for consultations, Anadolu reported.
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Ambassadors broadly agreed the plan on Friday despite scepticism, including from powerhouse Germany.
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But even some former Amazon Ambassadors aren't convinced by the Amazon Twitter accounts.
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Without ambassadors, the State Department cannot be effective in many of these countries.
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EDT: Vice President Pence participates in swearing-in ceremonies for two U.S. ambassadors.
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Gender equality didn't have popular ambassadors like Emma Watson, Lena Dunham and Beyoncé.
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Elizabeth Warren has said she will appoint no big donors as ambassadors — period.
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It's a reality that all four female ambassadors said they hope will change.
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We spoke to one of the first ambassadors, 16-year-old Rose Blanchard.
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Our diplomats, ambassadors, even the Secretary of State can try to make progress.
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Before there were "faces"; before there were "brand ambassadors"; before there was E!
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She even pledged to ban the bipartisan tradition of appointing donors as ambassadors.
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Trump doesn't even have ambassadors in Turkey and Saudi Arabia today to whisper.
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For decades, American ambassadors to the U.N. lived in the Waldorf Astoria hotel.
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Sessions are normally tightly scripted affairs, with ambassadors rarely straying from prepared remarks.
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The strategic plan must give ambassadors the power to right-size other agencies.
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Seoul has previously summoned ambassadors from Vietnam and Singapore over similar travel restrictions.
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More than two dozen education start-ups have enlisted teachers as brand ambassadors.
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"We have to be ambassadors of the truth," he told Lens in 2015.
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And there will be two Golden Globe Ambassadors, brothers Paris and Dylan Brosnan.
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Meanwhile, several ambassadors have retired or plan to retire in the coming months.
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Jimmy Buffett, one of the ambassadors for Les Voiles, has also offered support.
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A NATO official said the alliance ambassadors would meet at around 10 a.m.
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U.S. ambassadors are generally fairly open about their whereabouts in their host country.
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Ambassadors from Bahrain, Oman and the United Arab Emirates did attend the announcement.
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Now why don't you go off and nominate some ambassadors for a change?
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Goldman employs "workplace ambassadors" on each floor, who are responsible for staff welfare.
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Quinn recalled a dinner she had for some ambassadors on Super Bowl Sunday.
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In 2018, Hyundai made them global brand ambassadors for its new Palisade SUV.
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There&aposs been a critical rethinking of the role of politically important ambassadors.
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There have been so many headlines decrying the quality of politically appointed ambassadors.
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The White House had its own process for vetting political appointees and ambassadors.
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Several of the ambassadors were open to recognizing West Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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The cable, which was sent primarily to U.S. ambassadors in Europe on Oct.
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Haley told the ambassadors she did not know what had been said in last week's White House meeting and promised to convey the African ambassadors' message to Trump when she meets with him in Washington on Friday, according to the diplomats.
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" In one apparent example of campaign dysfunction, Gordon said that Walid Phares, another foreign policy adviser, "had come up with a list of ambassadors to meet with and when Kushner found out, Kushner said only he would be meeting with ambassadors.
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Sources had told Reuters the invitation was made to EU ambassadors based in Beijing.
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Adidas has signed up athletes and celebrities as brand ambassadors in the United States.
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Social discovery Visitors at the hotel can act as unofficial brand ambassadors on social.
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Today Chinese leaders enjoy lecturing ambassadors and visiting European leaders about the West's failures.
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Nonetheless, a meeting between the 27 European ambassadors is due to take place Wednesday.
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Their Royal Highnesses meeting #McLaren #apprentices and #STEM ambassadors at the new #Rotherham factory.
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Lebanon's president reportedly told foreign ambassadors that Hariri had been "kidnapped" in Saudi Arabia.
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The monarch was all smiles as she greeted guests, including ambassadors and high commissioners.
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She posted pictures of herself and other Western ambassadors who participated in the event.
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"I think he does have responsibility," Kushner said after briefing U.N. Security Council ambassadors.
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Ankara and Baghdad summoned each other's ambassadors Wednesday after escalating rhetoric from both governments.
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"These works are our ambassadors," says the executive governor of Edo State, Godwin Obaseki.
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Tea first arrived in Russia in approximately 23, as a gift from Chinese ambassadors.
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Now, it will be targeting Twitch and YouTube personalities with its new "ambassadors" program.
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Turkey has expelled Israel's ambassador and recalled its ambassadors from Tel Aviv and Washington.
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The Eagles — now ambassadors for a school and community still reeling from the Feb.
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To date, the brand has 50,000 ambassadors and 122,000 followers on the social platform.
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A generation has passed since ambassadors were exchanged or direct dialogue was routinely held.
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"If faith helps them, then I hope that they are ambassadors for our faith."
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"We need to talk about the Russia meetings, the meetings with the ambassadors," Rep.
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"Brand ambassadors are the way to go." photo credit: Threads Refined for Mizzen+Main
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Which has now come to embassies without ambassadors, in many of these places. Right.
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The next day I texted both Ambassadors Volker and Sondland about President Zelensky's concern.
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"It is a U.S. President's absolute right to appoint ambassadors," Trump wrote on Friday.
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He has been one of golf's most revered ambassadors, circling the globe for decades.
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Bellingcat found 53 legitimate FC Ambassadors, producing a full list you can see here.
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These young physicians, just like I was and continue to be, are citizen ambassadors.
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Washington and Pyongyang have no diplomatic relations, so there are no ambassadors to summon.
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Agriculture Minister Blairo Maggi will meet on Monday with foreign ambassadors to allay concerns.
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The UK and Chinese ambassadors also exchanged sharp words over responsibility for UN inaction.
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Central to Hillsong's success, of course, are its high-profile ambassadors, such as Bieber.
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The app has several artistic "ambassadors" who use Plotagraphs on their public social accounts.
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But it can be risky for corporations to ally themselves with divisive brand ambassadors.
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Who wants to be tagged as one of the "may not be ready" ambassadors?
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Turkey withdrew its ambassadors to Israel and the U.S. in response to the violence.
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Gifts given to lower-level officials, like ambassadors, are handled by the State Department.
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It's unusual and undesirable for ambassadors to comment on their host country's internal politics.
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Having close interaction with the ambassadors is a tacit perk of the elite club.
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Ambassadors can be unpaid customers who get perks like event access and free gifts.
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Many Canadians express deep fondness for Tim Hortons, quirky slang, celebrity ambassadors, and hockey.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Brands often become de facto ambassadors for their home country.
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Their chosen ambassadors instead sat quietly in a crowd of journalists, advocates, and academics.
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The two nations agreed to exchange ambassadors for the first time in 23 years.
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Applications to the foreign service are down and political appointees for Ambassadors are up.
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China has not invited foreign leaders, but foreign ambassadors based in Beijing will attend.
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The countries have expelled each other's ambassadors and barred each other's citizens from leaving.
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Tuesday's developments follow the tit-for-tat expulsion of ambassadors between the two countries.
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Spain was among a group of countries that expelled North Korean ambassadors in 2017.
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While traveling to our countries of origin, we act as freelance ambassadors for America.
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The next day I texted both Ambassadors Volker and Sondland about President Zelenskyy's concern.
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The administration has yet to nominate ambassadors to both Belgium and the European Union.
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Puzzles truly can be cultural ambassadors, as Mr. Ghogre says in his notes below.
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Two celebrity ambassadors for the Brazilian Paralympic Committee were edited to look like amputees.
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Embassies in key countries like China, Britain, Germany, and India don't yet have ambassadors.
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Elizabeth Warren&aposs pledge to not appoint any high-dollar donors as ambassadors if elected, Buttigieg shrugged off a commitment, saying he would select ambassadors "based on their readiness to do the job" regardless of if they had supported his campaign or not.
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All three US ambassadors to Mexico under former president Barack Obama had previous diplomatic experience.
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He introduced me to several guests, among them four ambassadors, including Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
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The ambassadors also expressed interest in creating a positive relationship should we win the election.
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More propaganda like that, and ambassadors will not be the only ones asking hard questions.
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When she intended to leave on Saturday, several European ambassadors accompanied her to the airport.
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Both countries expelled their respective ambassadors, and are now blocking each others' citizens from leaving.
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Karlie Kloss couldn't agree more, which is why she serves as one of Swarovski's ambassadors.
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Ambassadors from Russia, the European Union and the United States observed proceedings in the parliament.
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Their ambassadors are spread across America and Canada — and that's where Elsa Mengistu comes in.
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He joins fellow celebrity faces Ashley Benson and Hailee Steinfeld as ambassadors for the brand.
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The canine ambassadors for the White House are so in demand that they have schedules.
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Jezebel: Prostitutes who work in a secret club accessible only by Commanders and foreign ambassadors.
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Ambassadors from Oman, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates were present at the launch event.
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From there it dispatches ambassadors and issues stamps, coins and even its own licence plates.
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The decision denies the ambassadors a grace period traditionally granted to them between transitioning administrations.
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Based in Italy, Ferrero makes chocolate-wrapped hazelnut sweets (very popular at ambassadors' parties, apparently).
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Salma Hayek and Richard Gere were at the event and will also serve as ambassadors.
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I spoke to two brand ambassadors who were in attendance, Fallon Chan and Emily Hines.
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The group has a target to train 500 more ambassadors in the next three years.
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By far the most requested are our penguins, followed closely by our sloth animal ambassadors.
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Allies, including NATO members, will be notified of the transition by US ambassadors, he said.
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For years, the Jewish community in Germany relied on Holocaust survivors to be its ambassadors.
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They are sometimes former ambassadors themselves and are well-versed in foreign relations and etiquette.
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And to those ambassadors, the point of the meeting wasn't just to meet with Sen.
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The organization Airline Ambassadors is arming people with the knowledge to identify trafficking and intervene.
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"He knew the Russian ambassadors and consuls of every country," this former business partner said.
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Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said two Turkish ambassadors, currently in Ankara, had also been removed.
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On Tuesday, U.S., British and other Western ambassadors called for talks to resolve the issue.
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Teaming up with Fossil as one of their new celebrity ambassadors alongside Riverdale's KJ Apa.
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Does that mean that the United States should send the Marines back as goodwill ambassadors?
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Clint Williamson served as U.S. ambassadors-at-large for war crimes issues from 2006-2009.
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Trump has called the conversation "perfect" and stressed he has the right to remove ambassadors.
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Ambassadors said they felt that the 15-member council sent a strong message to Myanmar.
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A representative said that at first this would include meditation classes hosted by Lululemon ambassadors.
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Trump also sent the Senate nominations for ambassadors to Macedonia, Australia, South Africa and Iraq.
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The government delegation later met with Arab ambassadors who urged patience, a delegation source said.
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China formally protested to the ambassadors of both Canada and the US over the weekend.
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The combination of our ambassadors and the N.Y.P.D. out there, it's creating a nice environment.
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Bringing American ambassadors together (for the first time in three years) clearly serves that goal.
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However, Trump has left 10 posts vacant that have always been filled by career ambassadors.
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For example, the percentage of political appointee ambassadors under Trump currently stands at about 45%.
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Asics has also promised more nontraditional brand ambassadors for an athletic shoe company to come.
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People could become ambassadors for a city, get a bunch of information, get a playbook.
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Ambassadors have three official duties and they complete them with a professionalism that's distinctly unchill.
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The former ambassadors to NATO, the UN, and Afghanistan will also appear on the program.
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Those animals become permanent residents of the center and beloved educational ambassadors to the public.
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Ambassadors are appointed by the UK government and if I become PM our Ambassador stays.
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Foreign ambassadors huddled in the commission compound in a display of solidarity with Mr. Velásquez.
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Last year's Proposal Ambassadors, Alex and Liana Borishkevich, were chosen out of over 1,000 applicants.
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When they return home they are ambassadors for American values, democracy and the free market.
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But, he added, Sessions and every other member has a right to meet with ambassadors.
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Those insights were garnered, they said, from 60 past and present ambassadors and cabinet secretaries.
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The president and his allies have noted that Trump has a right to recall ambassadors.
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Ambassadors are the symbol of the United States abroad, the personal representatives of the President.
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Individual countries' figures will be released on Thursday, after approval by NATO ambassadors, Stoltenberg added.
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The released documents also include a letter signed by six former U.S. ambassadors praising Yovanovitch.
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Ambassadors are the symbol of the United States abroad, the personal representatives of the President.
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Several heads of states and dozens of ambassadors attended Mr. Moi's state funeral on Tuesday.
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" She said the program "really created ambassadors throughout our city and in different industry segments.
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We have been privileged to personally know ambassadors and diplomats who represent our interests abroad.
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Other ambassadors who expect and need 20+ hours were scheduled for the minimum of 12.
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I asked if, as de facto brand ambassadors, they find that people understand Rotten Tomatoes.
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Your most engaged customers could also become your best ambassadors to spread the word around.
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The ambassadors are individuals who work in or have experience working in Amazon fulfillment centers.
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"There are former ambassadors under President Obama, and figures from Hollywood and tech," he says.
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We don't have ambassadors in a lot of the places," Albright told CNN's "New Day.
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The State Department has not allowed its ambassadors to set foot in West Bank settlements.
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Before meeting with Bolsonaro on Thursday, Guaidó also met with European Union ambassadors to Brazil.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Ambassadors of 27 European Union countries will gather at 1400 GMT ( 9 a.am.
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Yet this was not a rogue operation by Mr. Giuliani and Ambassadors Sondland and Volker.
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The people who showed up at those meetups became almost like ambassadors for the site.
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President Donald Trump&aposs ambassadors have been consistently inadequate, Gifford says, including his own successor.
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"Throughout the country, you will all be ambassadors for the future of education," Catz said.
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Reeker spends about half of his time in Europe, meeting with ambassadors and other diplomats.
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He gave the Colombian ambassadors and consuls 24 hours to get out of the country.
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"Dems are taking forever to approve my people, including Ambassadors," he tweeted in early January.
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SAGE's National Resource Center on LGBTQ Aging has even developed webinars for becoming education ambassadors.
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The United States summoned the ambassadors of both countries in Washington to express their concerns.
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Even if they aren't ambassadors, many Glossier customers play a role in selling the brand.
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Earlier on Saturday, Sadr met a group of ambassadors from neighboring countries, including Saudi Arabia.
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The U.S. ambassadors appointed by President Trump have given more financial support to his election than any cohort of ambassadors in recent history, even as they demonstrated fewer qualifications for the job, according to a new study of ambassadorial appointments over the last three decades.
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Juniper Downs, Head of YouTube Public Policy, announced the ambassadors in a blog post on Monday.
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"We're building a community that has made us brand ambassadors for the entire continent," says Abudu.
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A host of diplomats and ambassadors were also recognized for their exceptional services to Britain overseas.
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At State -- 269 positions -- the list includes all of the US ambassadors posted around the world.
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A.CHAL, SZA, The Lumineers, The National, The Weeknd, Travis Scott, Ty Dolla $ign and X Ambassadors.
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The crowd of ambassadors seems to eat it up, but Martin looks like he has hemorrhoids.
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"Our ambassadors tend not to do things unilaterally," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert told a briefing.
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EST: President Trump holds a credentialing ceremony for newly appointed ambassadors to Washington, D.C. 2900 p.m.
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It was not clear whether other nuclear powers would send Oslo ambassadors to the Nobel ceremony.
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What makes restaurant workers different is that they'd served as ambassadors, of sorts, for North Korea.
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Ladsous said he had already spoken with the U.N. ambassadors of the relevant troop contributing countries.
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The nurses are also referred to as brand ambassadors, and encouraged to actively advertise their services.
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So you guys have to be our ambassadors and introduce them to new vegetables and fruits.
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Who among us would remain unmoved if we lost these stunning ambassadors for Earth's natural magic?
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The leftist governments of Ecuador and Bolivia, once close allies to Brasilia, also recalled their ambassadors.
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Each of his three banks is separately capitalised with local shareholders—businesspeople who act as ambassadors.
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Users can share these images on social media, thereby acting as brand ambassadors for these companies.
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Olympians may be the ultimate "ambassadors" of their country, but this is only a symbolic appellation.
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It was conceived by the actors Cleo Pires, Paulo Vilhena (game ambassadors) and the Agency Africa.
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The meeting of the 29 ambassadors to NATO is expected to start at around 1300 GMT.
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The United Arab Emirates and Kuwait, meanwhile, have downgraded links with Teheran and recalled their ambassadors.
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The Trump administration also took a hard line with politically appointed ambassadors nominated by his predecessor.
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Its roster of songwriters includes The Weeknd, Lorde, Diplo, X Ambassadors, DJ Mustard, Desiigner and Phantogram.
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Ahead of a meeting Monday with the ambassadors from United Nations Security Council member countries, Trump .
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"Most of these ambassadors are pretty gossipy, and this was in the campaign season," Sessions said.
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Venezuela, Bolivia and Ecuador withdrew their ambassadors and Brazil responded by recalling its envoys for consultations.
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On Tuesday, ambassadors from the G7 countries urged the Ukrainian authorities to speed up the process.
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AFEM will announce a second phase of artist ambassadors in October at the Amsterdam Dance Event.
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The two of them are ambassadors for the brand, and Roxy even teased their joint chat.
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Dear Senators, when democracy and freedom are at stake, don't ask your ambassadors to be silent.
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EDT: The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will consider nominations for the ambassadors to Lithuania and Kuwait.
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Goodwill ambassadors for WHO are public figures appointed to two-year terms by the director-general.
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Humanity is turning the tide and our efforts must include bridge builders, strategic negotiators and ambassadors.
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Five of the nine nations visited by Pompeo on this trip do not have US ambassadors.
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During his tenure, Menino appointed neighborhood ambassadors to give residents a bigger hand in city decisions.
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They don't have to be relatable, represent the audience, or be perfect ambassadors for their demographics.
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"Shameless" actor Ethan Cutkosky (center) with Optune patient ambassadors Lynn Oxenberg (left) and Lisa Bruce (right).
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So Clark entered the center's flight-training program and is now one of their flying ambassadors.
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Ambassadors often send frank analysis of their host nation and its political personalities back to base.
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Unleashing a corps of young volunteers as ambassadors for peace in distant corners of the globe.
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If you rolled your eyes at those moments, an album featuring Ed Sheeran, X Ambassadors, P!
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CLINTON: And there are no better ambassadors for freedom, democracy and economic opportunity than Cuban Americans.
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The letter is signed by former Ambassadors Thomas Pickering, Robert Ford and Princeton Lyman, among others.
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Mr. Trump warmly greeted Mr. Kislyak and three other foreign ambassadors who came to the reception.
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Apart from the friend I brought along, the rest of the ambassadors are all girls too.
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Guests include, per Bloomberg's Jennifer Jacobs: Ambassadors from Yemen, Jordan, Kuwait, UAE, Bangladesh, Sudan, and more.
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American ambassadors have sometimes shuttled between offices in countries like Myanmar, which built new capital cities.
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"Our ships are true ambassadors of Italy's excellent culinary tradition," says Stefano Fontanesi, Costa's executive chef.
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They will get cash prizes and act as ambassadors for the partner organizations for a year.
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There to help the judges are celebrity ambassadors including Dax Shepard, Colin Hanks and Hasan Minhaj.
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Flynn had been the new administration's main contact for many foreign ambassadors to the United States.
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"I loved seeing where ambassadors go to eat in Washington when they miss home," she writes.
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American ambassadors rarely write articles in the American news media while representing the United States abroad.
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Some ambassadors were already on vacation and had to return to their posts, the sources said.
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Barnier will update the Commission on Wednesday and then EU ambassadors meet on Friday in Luxembourg.
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"There is nothing that we are doing really to incentivize teachers to become ambassadors," he said.
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I'm curious: Is it typical for American presidents to order complete strangers to remove American ambassadors?
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Diplomatic corps: The reaction among other ambassadors in Washington to Mr. Darroch's emails has been uniform.
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American Airlines, Ms. Rivard's former employer, offers free miles to the volunteers of Airline Ambassadors International.
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For decades, American ambassadors to Japan avoided the somber annual ceremonies commemorating the bombings each August.
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Turkey pulled its ambassadors from Israel and Washington, and South Africa withdrew its envoys from Israel.
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Depending on the American response, European capitals might even follow up with expulsion of American ambassadors.
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The two countries agreed in December to exchange ambassadors again after a break of 23 years.
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"We need more @RichardGrenell's and less of these jokers as ambassadors," the younger Mr. Trump wrote.
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This sentiment wasn't just felt by the ambassadors, but also by the team creating the collection.
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The letter was organized by Mort Abramowitz and Eric Edelman, who served as ambassadors to Turkey.
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According to Airbnb, the goal is for the volunteers to become "ambassadors" for the world's oceans.
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"Saying that he controls ambassadors, employs FBI agents and isn't 'Jewish enough' to be demonized is."
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And as a senior member of the committee, he met regularly foreign ambassadors, his spokeswoman said.
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She and David Holmes, the political counselor to the American ambassadors in Ukraine, testified on Thursday.
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This group included 12 career ambassadors, the highest diplomatic rank, equivalent to a four-star general.
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President Donald Trump's politically appointed ambassadors have long drawn skepticism, even resentment, from career U.S. diplomats.
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This year's Golden Globes ambassadors, Pierce Brosnan's sons Dylan and Paris Brosnan, will also be present.
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As a result, Mr. Guaidó this week appointed ambassadors to at least 11 countries or organizations.
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Mugabe's government has previously accused French and American ambassadors in Harare of supporting Mawarire's #ThisFlag movement.
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Ambassadors play critical roles both in reassuring allies and in conveying allied views back to Washington.
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Cats have become the unofficial ambassadors of the internet, what with their unrivaled viral star power.
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EU ambassadors have been seeking more information on the irregularities discovered in Brazil's meat industry and they criticized the Brazilian government for failing to deal with the problem as a public health issue, according to one diplomat who attended an EU ambassadors meeting in Brasilia on Wednesday.
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" Kushner "came up with an idea, which Gordon jokingly referred to as 'win a call with Kushner,' where campaign members were asked to write bios on various ambassadors and Kushner would have a phone call with whoever wrote the best ambassador bios about those particular ambassadors.
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As a result, the Fab Five no longer have to be ambassadors for the entire gay community.
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Trump and many of those he's chosen to lead his administration are the new white's principal ambassadors.
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Elisa said the website block was yet another challenge for ambassadors, but they've found ways around it.
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EU Ambassadors from the 27 member countries will meet in Brussels later Wednesday to discuss the proposals.
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Ambassadors meet with campaign officials frequently as they try to get a read on potential new administrations.
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He dared them to cut ties with the Philippines and have their ambassadors leave within 24 hours.
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Unlike many other ambassadors, he stopped to talk on camera after a recent Ukraine Security Council meeting.
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He is already calling upon his far-flung network to help place US ambassadors in capitals overseas.
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Oh, and a White House national security advisor might've discussed plans for international diplomacy with Russian ambassadors.
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The MakeLoveNotPorn founder sees even more opportunity on the horizon to build buzz and create brand ambassadors.
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And she hosts seminars that cost $2,000 each and trains consultants to be ambassadors for her method.
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Obama's two UN ambassadors were also women: Susan Rice and Samantha Power, who currently holds the post.
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The conference, organized by the Vatican and Mexico, was attended by many ambassadors accredited to the Vatican.
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"Those four are probably tinder ambassadors as well and this was all staged and planned," another said.
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"Every time one of these ambassadors comes and talks, we learn a lot more," the congressman said.
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President Obama will stay at the Palm Springs home of one of his ambassadors ... TMZ has learned.
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Surely the return on investment alone is worth fair pay and insurance for the AFL's newest ambassadors?
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Met with European Ambassadors today to reassure EU citizens they will always be welcome here #LondonIsOpen pic.twitter.
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Pearson said Scottish distilleries are trying to promote Scotch sales with an increasing number of brand ambassadors.
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When provided with these examples, a State Department spokesperson declined to defend any of the US ambassadors.
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Using all L'Oréal cosmetics (Longoria is one of the brand's ambassadors), she walks us through her process.
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Hundreds of Kurds in senior government posts, including two ministers and several ambassadors, risk losing their job.
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Hariri met with the Turkish and British ambassadors at his Riyadh home in the afternoon, it said.
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He later returned to the same Geneva hotel ahead of a key government meeting with Arab ambassadors.
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He wouldn't have the power to veto legislation or appoint judges, ambassadors, or members of the Cabinet.
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After the event, Sessions was approached by a number of those ambassadors whom he spoke to individually.
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For a brand without formal celebrity ambassadors, ColourPop sure knows how to create a buying frenzy online.
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"Ambassadors are appointed by the UK government and if I become PM our Ambassador stays," Hunt said.
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The Trump administration has formally nominated ambassadors to the United Nations, Israel, China, Japan and New Zealand.
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Democrats' goal is to defeat Trump overwhelmingly, but they probably can't do that without some unsavory ambassadors.
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Trump will participate in a credentialing ceremony for new ambassadors to the United States at 6900 a.m.
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Mr Poroshenko summoned the ambassadors of the G7 nations for a meeting, hoping to regain their trust.
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav was meeting a group of Indian ambassadors when the shooting started.
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The invite-only event featured live performances by X Ambassadors, Drax Project, Jax Jones and Ama Lou.
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"I've got everyone from ambassadors to celebrities following me," says Rabbani with a slight hint of braggadocio.
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Cotton ended up releasing the holds on the ambassadors to Sweden and Norway, but not on Butts.
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Sit With Us also allows users to become "Ambassadors," taking a stand against bullying in their school.
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In many cases, engineers are now the technical ambassadors that bridge the divide between technology and society.
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In 2018, I'll continue my working helping to support nonviolence, by leading the Women's March's Peace Ambassadors.
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" State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert responded later on Tuesday: "Our ambassadors tend not to do things unilaterally.
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THEY HAVE TO DO JUDGES AND ASSISTANT SECRETARIES OF THIS AND THAT AND THEY'VE GOTTA DO AMBASSADORS.
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One of the ambassadors Grenell worked under was John Bolton, who is now Trump's national security adviser.
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The vast majority of the classified information originated with State Department ambassadors and employees, including Clinton herself.
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More importantly, it does not address what I think is the real problem with political appointee ambassadors.
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In the face of these threats, Jay and the other ambassadors considered their best course of action.
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The Trail Maids are high school seniors who act as welcoming ambassadors for major events in Mobile.
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Trump continued the practice by nominating 14 inauguration donors — who gave on average about $350,000 — as ambassadors.
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The ambassadors all seem to associate Buffett's music with these good-natured vibes, and especially with family.
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Our customizable templates – available for any screen – boost engagement by encouraging viewers to become online brand ambassadors.
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He receives ambassadors and other public ministers, and he commissions all the officers of the United States.
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EDT: President Trump hosts a credential ceremony for newly appointed ambassadors to Washington, D.C. 5:30 p.m.
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The Takacs — and its guest cellist, David Requiro — were compassionate ambassadors of Schubert's shifting moods and melodies.
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But since then, ambassadors, mission heads and Chinese foreign ministry spokespeople across the world have joined Twitter.
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Specifically, the basement of the Ambassadors Theater, where wartime posters on the wall urge perseverance and unity.
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How much added responsibility do you feel now as male ambassadors of the network to do good?
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The New York Times obtained a list of people who attended, including ambassadors from across the world.
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We collect condolence gifts to send to the newest victims as if we're the ambassadors of grief.
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EU ambassadors are set to meet on Wednesday to discuss the next steps in the Brexit process.
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Flower ambassadors from each borough place orders for their respective realms, and the greenhouses serve them up.
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Anyone want to bet how long it takes a brand to snatch them up as official "ambassadors"?
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Ambassadors who had once been hard-working grandmothers named Michelle were now college-aged workers named Rafael.
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"We're ambassadors for the destination and love giving advice on what to see and do," she explained.
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Some former Ambassadors, including Laura Dern and Dakota Johnson, have gone on to become noted actors themselves.
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Los Angeles-based Strange Bikinis, which started using brand ambassadors in 2013, has seen growth from Instagram.
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The UN-backed Internet Governance Forum created a program to bring "youth ambassadors" to its annual summit.
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After the infamous "shithole" debacle, she said she met with ambassadors from African nations to ease tensions.
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One of its most famous ambassadors even had something to say about the reported Maroon 5 choice.
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The Arab ambassadors said they would report back to their capitals and return soon with an answer.
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The European Union could, for instance, announce the withdrawal of member-states' ambassadors from the United States.
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But the company called him back to serve as one of its "ambassadors" at Yosemite National Park.
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Our ambassadors are tasked with writing a welcome note and delivering a specially branded women's initiative gift.
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Most ambassadors are hardly known even to the D.C. press corps, let alone the general American public.
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By now, these co-headlining ambassadors of early 93s R&B are accustomed to sharing the spotlight.
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Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Mr. Obama all granted extensions for a few politically appointed ambassadors.
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EST: President Trump held a credentialing ceremony for newly appointed ambassadors to Washington, D.C. 12:45 p.m.
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Foote's claims were also in line with the American values that ambassadors are supposed to promote abroad.
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Ambassadors also attended the Democratic convention, though it was not clear whether Mr. Kislyak was among them.
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They're also, by default, ambassadors for Airbnb, informing the public that the company cares about the environment.
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We surveyed 115 of our Accelerated campus ambassadors to learn more about how they're using Facebook today.
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When threats against ambassadors do occur, "diplomatic security might ramp up," Burton said, a decision he'd support.
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That day, Mr. Temer took ambassadors of meat-importing countries to a steakhouse in the capital, Brasília.
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There was even talk of "Obama ambassadors," in reference to veteran U.S. envoys from the career ranks.
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I have begun the process of appointing ambassadors and locating and recovering national assets tied up abroad.
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We've had other presidents and prime ministers, ambassadors, make the trip — President Reagan, Mikhail Gorbachev, Margaret Thatcher.
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The US would be well served by having ambassadors in every country with which it has diplomatic relations.
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West Palm Beach, the nearest town, has a McLaren dealership and is patrolled by bicycle-mounted "Security Ambassadors".
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The ambassadors will be identifiable by the teal t-shirts with the 'every one' logo they'll be wearing.
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Lots of shenanigans are in store for the VIP Ambassadors at Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club but first: business.
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And the company's all-android employees are more than just murderous henchman—they're also brutally effective brand ambassadors.
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Trump has named every Cabinet and Cabinet-level official, as well as a handful of deputies and ambassadors.
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And US ambassadors to China do typically wield real influence, especially when it comes to bilateral economic ties.
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Securing that money, however, demands cross-cultural sensitivities and negotiation skills more commonly exhibited by diplomats and ambassadors.
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The event will feature live performances by X Ambassadors, Jax Jones, Ama Lou, Drax Project and Palm Springsteen.
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The Beto ambassadors, who share their struggles and victories in a private Facebook group, have become like family.
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Likewise, Bryant set a new bar for brand ambassadors and gave horology four distinct and highly collectible watches.
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A second EU official said the ambassadors of the EU27 would meet in Brussels at 5:30 p.m.
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We love the idea of our brand ambassadors sharing their own take on how to holiday with SHOPBOP.
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"FC ambassadors are employees who work in our FCs and share facts based on personal experience," it said.
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The U.S. ambassadors to Germany, Denmark and the European Union urged EU members to vote against the pipeline.
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While she envisions eventually having ambassadors or a team, right now, she said, it has to be her.
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His path crossed Buddhists and crusading warriors, the Bedouin and Venetian sailors, ambassadors, monks, sorcerers, and snake charmers.
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Olympic athletes are recognized as "ambassadors" only in the figurative sense, not as a matter of international law.
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Saujani has run for office and recruited high-profile ambassadors to Girls Who Code, like supermodel Karlie Kloss.
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"Mascots are great ambassadors for promoting the event and bring so much joy to the stadiums," said Ronaldo.
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Attendees included senior officials from the WTO and ambassadors from WTO missions as well as veteran trade lawyers.
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The report was sent to a small group of ambassadors and national security officials in the Israeli government.
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The model gives store managers and brand ambassadors the autonomy to have an authentic relationship with the brand.
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As a group, the Trump children have tried to position themselves as ambassadors to younger generations of voters.
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The company says it will have Lyft ambassadors on hand to assist as the new program rolls out.
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Its ambassadors include British TV naturalist David Attenborough while actor Leonardo DiCaprio is on the board of directors.
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French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian also attended, as did many foreign ambassadors and a papal representative.
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We have good relationships with all of the other ambassadors, and we&aposre able to talk through things.
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Instructors are considered to be ambassadors of the scene, so they will more easily hide under the radar.
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Third, Ms Retno makes it clear that its ambassadors are expected to promote Indonesian exports and inward investment.
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The EU ambassadors could not be reached immediately for comment while the embassies were closed for the weekend.
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"I believe we will accelerate dialogue when Mr Trump takes office," Erdogan told a conference of Turkish ambassadors.
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Macy's vice president of business development for fashion, Lauren Wilner, will speak about customer loyalty and brand ambassadors.
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It's a fresh, dynamic scent - perfect for ambassadors of innovation who are committed to building brands people love.
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And as a senior member of the Armed Services Committee, he regularly met foreign ambassadors, his spokeswoman said.
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Cotton placed a hold on Butts's nomination and on the nominations of potential ambassadors to Sweden and Norway.
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Later on Thursday, he issued a statement saying he had met the Russian, U.S., EU and Georgian ambassadors.
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"I informed the ambassadors about the agreements which have been reached on resolving the domestic crisis," he said.
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Venezuelan authorities cited alleged money laundering by Panamanian officials and companies, prompting both countries to recall their ambassadors.
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The vote was largely along party lines, a contrast with strong bipartisan support for past ambassadors to Israel.
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"Those multiple, contradictory interventions carry risks of a general flare-up," he told a meeting of French ambassadors.
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Jon Huntsman and Terry Branstad, who respectively serve as ambassadors to Russia and China, previously served as governors.
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What's striking about him and other donor-ambassadors is that their largest donations didn't go towards Trump's campaign.
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Pierce's sons Dylan and Paris are the next Golden Globe Ambassadors, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced Thursday.
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It's very common, Ryan said, for lawmakers to meet with foreign ambassadors during the course of their duties.
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More than a year after Trump took office, the agency still has roughly 40 embassies without confirmed ambassadors.
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The Trump administration has drawn criticism for the pace at which it has nominated ambassadors to key roles.
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The ambassadors, who were not identified, said the negotiations represented the best hope for bringing peace to Yemen.
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All sides agree that ambassadors serve at the pleasure of presidents, who have every right to replace them.
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Many art conservators are evolving into museum ambassadors — the subject of in-house blogs, videos and special lectures.
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They were goodwill ambassadors, frontline resource providers, and they were there to learn what the city's neighborhoods required.
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The Senate has confirmed five ambassadors so far, including Nikki Haley to be ambassador to the United Nations.
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The data isn't about hiring and firing ambassadors, but about collecting data to better engage with diehard fans.
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Why it matters: Some of the regions missing ambassadors are crucial to the U.S.'s foreign policy priorities.
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EDT: President Trump is hosting a working lunch with ambassadors from United Nations Security Council countries. http://bit.
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Ambassadors are entitled to their opinions, but once his statements were public, Darroch became "damaged goods" in Washington.
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Mr. Trump's choice of ambassadors could be a sign of how serious he is about both those stances.
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NATO's secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, reinforced Mr. Bolton's directive during a gathering of the ambassadors on July 4.
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There were "kiosk facilitators," and "wayfinding ambassadors" who roamed about assisting discombobulated museumgoers and groups on field trips.
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They will also be accompanied by "ambassadors," who will function as a liaison between Amazon and community members.
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North Korea has begun calling key ambassadors home, leading to speculation that some sort of announcement is coming.
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The country's religious affairs minister attended the event, as did ambassadors from several countries and other foreign dignitaries.
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"We have all these people, ambassadors, who have put their whole lives on hold" waiting to be confirmed.
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State TV on Sunday aired a clip of him accepting oaths of office from two new Saudi ambassadors.
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The vocalist and pianist Ms. Santa hails from Cuba, and she's among the country's greatest young musical ambassadors.
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Even ambassadors to Washington from a number of countries have been approached to write letters opposing the sanctions.
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Radev's role is largely limited to heading the armed forces, vetoing legislation, signing international treaties and appointing ambassadors.
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Massari, still traumatized by the memory of Regeni's injuries, had become a recluse, avoiding meetings with other ambassadors.
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Panama will join the dozens of countries that do not currently have Senate-confirmed US ambassadors in place.
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In a show of international support, the politicians were joined by ambassadors from Spain, Mexico, France and Britain.
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In an interview with Fox News, Trump said he had the right to fire ambassadors if he wished.
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The group holds workshops and presentations, and enlists college students as campus ambassadors at schools across the Midwest.
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Whether or not the Burst ambassadors are encouraged to purchase inventory is a matter of who you ask.
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Several countries called in US ambassadors for an explanation and to remonstrate with them over the President's language.
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American ambassadors attended human rights trials in a public show of support for victims of crimes against humanity.
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Ambassadors for the alliance expressed "solidarity" with Turkey, condemned the strikes and called for a renewed cease-fire.
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Ambassador Volodymyr Yelchenko was one of six diplomats recognized during the event, which is routine for new ambassadors.
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Several of the exhibition's artists act as anthropologists or unofficial ambassadors, immersing themselves in remote or isolated communities.
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He also thanked Oman and UAE for sending their ambassadors, pointing out that no Palestinian representative was present.
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There are numerous other British Asians that are never afforded the same PR/headlines who are also ambassadors.
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EST: President Trump participated in a credentialing ceremony for newly appointed ambassadors to Washington, D.C. 28500:6900 p.m.
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He'll wear his medal as have previous ambassadors, including Jon Scieszka, Kate DiCamillo and, most recently, Jacqueline Woodson.
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Russia's and China's ambassadors to the UN both said they were opposed to unilateral sanctions on North Korea.
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They explained how they surpassed 100,000 Instagram followers and boosted sales through micro-influencers, photographers, and brand ambassadors.
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Mr. Abdullah frequently meets with Western ambassadors and generals to try to leverage the street demonstrations, officials say.
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Saying that he controls ambassadors, employs FBI agents and isn&apost &aposJewish enough&apos to be demonized is.
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Speaking of diplomats, Mr. Obama's politically appointed ambassadors have been told to leave their posts by Inauguration Day.
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"Now, does everybody like Nikki?" the president said at a White House event with UN Security Council ambassadors.
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It seems clear to us that she and other corporate-sponsored "teacher ambassadors" have a conflict of interest.
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Tensions have since risen sharply between India and Pakistan, and both countries have recalled their ambassadors for consultations.
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Its ambassadors, known as nuncios, are often the highest ranking and most visible diplomats in a given country.
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She brought us ambassadors from other culinary traditions, and she championed cookbooks that focused on food above efficiency.
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"He [Simes] introduced me to several guests, among them four ambassadors, including Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak," Kushner writes.
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There he met Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak for "a minute," along with other ambassadors who are not named.
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Ronald E. Neumann, the president of the American Academy of Diplomacy, a Washington-based nonprofit association for former ambassadors and senior diplomats, said it was reasonable to expect ambassadors to return at the end of a term, given that they are direct representatives of the president with broad grants of authority.
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The ambassadors from Britain and the European Union were among the dignitaries at the opening of Parliament on Monday.
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They will serve as ambassadors for the millions of others still suffering on dog meat farms in South Korea.
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WORLD CUP FEVER HITS UN AS AMBASSADORS DON THEIR NATIONS' SOCCER SHIRTS "I just invested so much," Abramovitz said.
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Mark Sedwill met Thursday with several ambassadors from member states of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
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British fast-fashion e-tailer PrettyLittleThing knows a thing or two about creating buzz and securing top celebrity ambassadors.
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"Today the PSC (EU member states' ambassadors) agreed on a package of new autonomous measures," an EU official said.
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Relations grew so frosty between Mexico and Venezuela that they withdrew ambassadors from one another between 2005 and 2009.
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Previous UN ambassadors such as Susan Rice and John Bolton had demonstrated experience and expertise before taking the job.
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Trump regularly jokes to world leaders, ambassadors and military officers that Bolton wants to invade countries and start wars.
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"The developments over recent weeks have shown that Turkey is under siege," he told a meeting of Turkish ambassadors.
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A Facebook group for Seat at the Table "ambassadors" run by Clanton remains closed with just under 1,000 members.
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Listen here "Every time one of these ambassadors comes and talks, we learn a lot more," the congressman said.
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"Most brands just are not comfortable with risk, and both Tana and Jake are risky brand ambassadors," she said.
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The two have not exchanged ambassadors in years — both country's embassies have been led by charge d'affairs since 2010.
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Some of the church's most prominent brand ambassadors, such as the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, use the term as well.
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The new ambassadors are tasked with staying on the lookout for people making a big difference with their webcams.
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She follows in the gorgeous footsteps of current ambassadors, including industry vet Kate Moss and newcomer Georgia May Jagger.
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American presidents usually stay at the stately US ambassadors residence Winfield House in Regent's Park during stops in London.
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Also in the crowd were representatives from Rugby Football Union's National Youth Council and Young Rugby Ambassadors (YRA) programs.
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Bernstein chose those companies because of their approach to their customers and their willingness to reward their brand ambassadors.
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The exchanges came less than two years after the countries reconciled and exchanged ambassadors after six years of animosity.
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Moreover "little fresh meats" have become bankable ambassadors for all manner of brands hoping to woo young female shoppers.
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On Monday, he ate lunch with a set of foreign ambassadors and dinner with two outspoken foreign policy hawks.
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We expect our own ambassadors to give candid assessments of our allies or adversaries -- they wouldn't be effective otherwise.
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On Thursday, the royal mom-to-be joined her husband at Stockholm's Royal Palace to meet United Nations ambassadors.
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He asked law enforcers to deal with the protesters "with maximum tolerance" as the audience, which included ambassadors, waited.
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Zhu says Memebox wants to help fix that by finding a diverse group of ambassadors to reach new customers.
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Last week, Nikon Asia released a list of 32 brand ambassadors spanning Australia, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.
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Nineteen of the EU's 28 states have told Russian diplomats to leave, and three others recalled their own ambassadors.
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"I would rather build the future than go over the past," he told an annual assembly of French ambassadors.
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The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will consider the nominations for ambassadors to Senegal and the Congo at 21625 p.m.
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If I was in business, I'd be using my customers as ambassadors to persuade people to use the company.
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These girls believe there is a lot of ignorance about this and want to be ambassadors on this issue.
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Turkey withdrew its ambassadors to Austria, Luxembourg, and the Vatican last year after similar pronouncements about the 1915 killings.
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South Africa pulled its envoy from Tel Aviv, while Turkey pulled its ambassadors from both Washington and Tel Aviv.
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It is telling that 14 countries, including Argentina, Brazil, Mexico and Canada recalled their ambassadors from Caracas in protest.
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Some top Kenyan officials and foreign ambassadors have cited IPOA's work as the answer to complaints of police brutality.
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He doesn't want his ambassadors merely to appear in campaigns, but actually to wear the watches while they play.
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The ambassadors, of which there are now about 50, are considered part of the Slyde team, Ms. Watts said.
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Government officials and ambassadors from all over the world toured the newly-discovered tombs south of Cairo on Saturday.
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He is a board member of The Economist, a YGL and one of the Prime Minister's Business Trade Ambassadors.
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Foreign Minister Didier Reynders said a meeting of ambassadors from other EU countries was set for an hour later.
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This morning: President Trump participated in a credentials ceremony for newly appointed ambassadors to Washington, D.C. 2202:2628 p.m.
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Ambassadors of European countries queued up in Riyadh to meet with Hariri and find out what was going on.
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The percentage of political appointee ambassadors only went down very slightly, hovering around 30% after the act was passed.
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Though many later took the plunge into politics, no political party has deployed them as subliminal brand ambassadors before.
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Through his border and format-crossing Essential Mix, Pete Tong has become one of dance music's most iconic ambassadors.
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She would rather recruit people like Lovett and local ambassadors - judges, doctors and teachers - than a high-profile leader.
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Keep in mind: There have not yet been ambassadors appointed to Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, or the UAE.
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Diplomatic sources said the so-far informal invitation had gone specifically to ambassadors and was planned for this week.
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I hope, as gender ambassadors, we can build a better way for teens to communicate ideas with each other.
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This information is tracked by tourism volunteers or "ambassadors," as well as satellite technology from the Canadian Space Agency.
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They received a standing ovation at a Cruz rally and signed on as "religious liberty ambassadors" in his campaign.
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It's the chief executive's best friend, helping business leaders become "thought leaders and global ambassadors," according to its website.
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I heard the same assessment from Arab and Turkish former ambassadors and diplomats: The Russian diplomatic core was pragmatic.
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A spokesperson confirmed it's common for brand ambassadors to engage with repeat customers over the course of their employment.
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Using virtual beings as brand ambassadors raises a crucial question: What happens to the idea of truth in advertising?
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However both countries have recently appointed new ambassadors to each other's capitals, in a sign ties may be thawing.
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Kristie Kenney, the department's counselor and one of just five career ambassadors, was summarily fired a few weeks later.
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He welcomed the different ambassadors, then he went through the cabinet members present and then the Supreme Court justices.
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In response to Blumenthal's question, the general said he can't comment on the State Department's decisions in appointing ambassadors.
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By choice or necessity, they turned to the kitchen and became quiet ambassadors for the food of their childhoods.
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At first, LIVELY chose new ambassadors from among its Instagram followers, then reached out via direct message or email.
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The Redskins use their cheerleader ambassadors — their name for noncheering cheerleaders — in their promotional material for luxury suite sales.
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It boasts more than 200,000 followers on Instagram, along with a long list of influencers serving as brand ambassadors.
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One of its longest-standing ambassadors, Wale, born Olubowale Victor Akintimehin, embodies the range of the scene he represents.
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Those days are gone — especially now that he has the power to make his friends ambassadors to European capitals.
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In the context of other DoD operations and activities—as the ambassadors' argument places them—these numbers appear low.
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After a panel discussion, he said, he spoke briefly with "dozens of ambassadors and senior diplomats" including Mr. Kislyak.
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By offering trained digital safety ambassadors to every UK secondary school we are now taking this commitment offline too.
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Instead, she has reasserted her presidential role in the past week by appointing new ambassadors and senior government officials.
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Could it be one of the nation's ambassadors or US attorneys, all of whom are appointed by the President?
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Ms. Alexander's network on LinkedIn includes White House officials and former ambassadors, according to screenshots seen by The Times.
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Ms. Alexander's network on LinkedIn includes White House officials and former ambassadors, according to screenshots seen by The Times.
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Brands would send free products, wine and dine editors, and give them access to those celebrity ambassadors for interviews.
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"Forgive us for imposing on your valuable time," these ambassadors said simultaneously in the official languages of the six legislatures.
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China has strongly criticized the treatment of Meng and summoned the ambassadors of both Canada and the U.S. to complain.
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Together, the duo has become ambassadors for the Duluth Animal Hospital, visiting hospitals, school and nursing homes to bring smiles.
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Listen to the Ambassadors of Earth on SoundCloud and Instagram, and check out more of Phil Beaudreau's work on Instagram.
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Meghan met with ambassadors from This Girl Can, which is an organization focused on encouraging women to take up sports.
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Walid Phares met with Arab ambassadors Wednesday to brief them about the incoming Trump administration's policy toward the Middle East.
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Japan and South Korea, both nervously eyeing their noisy neighbor North Korea, will both be without ambassadors, as will China.
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Still, commentary from former Canadian ambassadors to China has appeared to undermine the government's approach aimed at preventing further escalation.
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That's why she's always thinking of ways to diversify the brand marketing team by developing an inclusive network of ambassadors.
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"In every farming community we have ambassadors for our company who are pilots and we are creating jobs," he says.
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EU27 AMBASSADORS TO DISCUSS BREXIT EXTENSION AGAIN ON FRIDAY, EU DIPLOMATS SAY 3 MONTH DELAY TO END-JAN MOST LIKELY
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She pledged to ban big donors from being made ambassadors or being conferred with other privileges regular people don't have.
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At a meeting with Mr Barzani on September 14th, a phalanx of Western ambassadors to Iraq nodded at his side.
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A senior Lebanese official said President Michel Aoun had told foreign ambassadors Hariri had been "kidnapped" and should have immunity.
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"My daughters are the finest ambassadors of good parenting from Andrew and I," she said of Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice.
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The dinner was attended by donors, supporters and ambassadors of The Prince's Trust International, one of the royal's landmark organizations.
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Addressing his biannual meeting with Russian ambassadors abroad and special envoys, Putin said Russia had not influenced the British referendum.
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Both had been in the country for the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2019 show, as they're ambassadors of the luxury brand.
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That led to a display of solidarity that startled China, when European ambassadors declined a peremptory invitation to visit Xinjiang.
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Lively launched its Instagram campaign in February of 2016, hand-picking 75 ambassadors to launch with the brand that April.
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The girls are all professional women, they know the rules and standards and they know they're ambassadors for the Spurs.
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President Donald Trump's first trip to a NATO summit Thursday did not sit well with former ambassadors to the alliance.
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Anifah Aman said that Malaysia will not stop foreign ambassadors from conducting international diplomacy, in line with the Vienna Convention.
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Both have been in the country for the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2019 show, as they're ambassadors of the luxury brand.
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Ambassadors from the EU's 28 governments are expected to approve the regime at their weekly meeting on Wednesday, without debate.
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Actress Pam Grier, actor Fred "The Hammer" Williamson and producer Rick Ross all serve as the streaming service's official ambassadors.
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A problem: As Evelyn Cheng points out at CNBC, we do not have ambassadors in South Korea, China, or Japan.
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We'll hopefully have some ambassadors—some chefs, or some people in the culinary and can share that with the community.
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Berger points out that the globe hovering behind Holbein's The Ambassadors refers to incipient empire and so to racist violence.
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But you can be sure there are videos of me out there singing X Ambassadors, Imagine Dragons, stuff like that.
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It also became a mandatory stop for all politicians, including President Santos and European ambassadors who supported the peace process.
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Later, while in Ramallah, Palestine, Pop met Hamza Abu Ayyash, a calligraffiti artist and member of the Calligraffiti Ambassadors Network.
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So, whatever the rationale, presidents have the right to remove ambassadors and select other envoys for the post in question.
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Instead of 30/70, the ratio in Western Europe and the Caribbean is 80/20 political appointees versus career ambassadors.
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A Mirror representative told Business Insider the company would kick off this partnership with meditation classes led by Lululemon ambassadors.
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The inaugural class of 19 STEM ambassadors will represent and promote the possibilities created by science, technology, engineering and math.
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But the Trump administration—which does not have ambassadors to either Turkey or Saudi Arabia—has thus far done little.
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"I used social media to recruit what we now call &aposHeadband Heroes,&apos which are our brand ambassadors," said Ekstrom.
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It was created jointly by the FACE Foundation and the Kering Foundation, with L&aposOréal as one of the ambassadors.
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Two former US ambassadors described the meetings as more of a bonding and convening exercise than a national security necessity.
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In the US, however, many ambassadors are untrained in diplomacy, and have simply bought their way into a prestigious post.
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The company has local ambassadors at the village level who work with farmers to determine when they intend to harvest.
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The new ambassadors, both in their 40s, are the children of a former long-time envoy to the United States.
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The move proved ingenious, as baristas became ambassadors of the oat milk gospel without feeling like sales representatives to customers.
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The unprecedented letter to the president of the forum, dated July 8, was signed by the ambassadors of 22 countries.
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Back in 2014, shortly after Power first started, female ambassadors held more than a third of the Security Council seats.
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U.S. Ambassadors typically don't meddle in other country's domestic affairs, but Trump's picks haven't shied away from voicing their thoughts.
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At RFK Stadium, members of Congress, current and former professional soccer players, ambassadors and VIPs compete in a soccer game.
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When the Foreign Ministry asked foreign ambassadors in Havana to attend a briefing, the Americans weren't sure what to expect.
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China summoned the ambassadors of Canada and the U.S. over the weekend to explain the "lawless" arrest of Huawei's CFO.
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Several ambassadors besides Mr. Sauer are marathoners, and celebrate their running accomplishments with one another via social media and WhatsApp.
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Others offered financial support for his election campaigns, and some served under him as advisers, speechwriters, ambassadors and cabinet members.
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Under Armour says when its star brand ambassadors play well, its sales go up — now it's going big on soccer.
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Senior U.S. officials urged the alliance to finish a policy document before last month's summit meeting even began, ambassadors said.
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"Don't shy away from the truth," said Mighty Gabby, a prolific calypso singer and one of the island's cultural ambassadors.
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The majority were career officials, and all served as either ambassadors, assistant secretaries of state, or under secretaries of state.
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Pressed by foreign ambassadors and Ukrainian activists, Vice-President Biden became part of an international campaign to remove Mr Shokin.
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The Queen spent some of Wednesday holding audiences with the ambassadors of the Republic of Suriname and the Kyrgyz Republic.
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Several countries sent their ambassadors to join the Venezuelan legislators' sessions, fearful that their chamber would be overrun by force.
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These ambassadors not only helped the brand gain customers through social media, but also drive foot traffic to retail locations.
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The brand initially rolled out its retail locations with temporary pop-up events, inviting ambassadors to attend, post, and shop.
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Hariri met ambassadors including from the United States, Russia, China, the European Union and the Arab league, his office said.
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For Lively, pop-ups are about forging a community, and uniting not just shoppers but also brand ambassadors, she said.
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"My words were put into action," one of the 29 chosen ambassadors, or 'The Weekenders,' says in the campaign's video.
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Musk has been ranked the most admired entrepreneur by other founders and Tesla fans are raving ambassadors for the brand.
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In the last few months, Chinese ambassadors and other senior diplomats have set up at least a dozen Twitter accounts.
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The president's announcement Thursday came along with appointments for other top administration posts, including new ambassadors to Barbados and Chile.
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Baggage ambassadors were on hand Wednesday to wish passengers "Happy Thanksgiving" and add dollops of whipped cream to the deserts.
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It is common at the Security Council for ambassadors to be replaced by colleagues during hourslong sessions filled with speeches.
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" Ambassadors are "pretty gossipy," he said, and "this was in campaign season, but I don't recall any specific political discussions.
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It is a dimension of our business we are looking to expand strategically, because our clients are our best ambassadors.
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Kushner told Flynn he needed to get ambassadors and foreign minsters to commit to delay or vote against the resolution.
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The letter by the six ambassadors, all of whom are political appointees who leave their jobs on Friday, was symbolic.
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With Hugh Hefner's death and the selling of his famous mansion, that "World of Playboy" has fewer ambassadors, Einstein says.
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Lutsenko was released on April 7, 2013, and soon afterward he met with Kwaśniewski and several European ambassadors in Kyiv.
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In July, Sessions attended a Heritage Foundation event at the Republican National Convention that was attended by some 50 ambassadors.
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Had it not been for the American system of appointing political ambassadors, I would never have had gone to Denmark.
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But President Donald Trump looks at his ambassadors the way that he looks at Rudy Giuliani — they&aposre his bulldogs.
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"A decision to add seven new people has been taken," one EU diplomat said, following a meeting of EU ambassadors.
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More seriously, Rutgers, like other "big-time" schools, chooses pretty female students as "ambassadors" to show male recruits around campus.
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