" He also referred to Anello as a "model employee.
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Nor do they see it as a model for all.
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And rejection is par for the course as a model.
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Bloom's initial press released also identified Sabbag as a model.
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"I had finally made it as a model," she said.
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Many African leaders see him as a model to emulate.
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Do you prefer her as a model or a photographer?
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As a model, you often find yourself traveling a lot.
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"Even as a model you're playing a role," she said.
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Sometimes, he used his wife, Deborah Künstler, as a model.
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It is often cited by some advocates as a model.
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Russia stands as a model for this new social contract.
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How are these important to your career as a model?
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That approach could serve as a model, Mr. Botoman wrote.
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Prior to his YouTube days, he worked as a model.
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The protocol has been praised as a model environmental initiative.
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His work served as a model for several other organizations.
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Ms. Brown's supporters have described her as a model inmate.
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I'd imagine we wouldn't, looking at Cuba as a model.
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Boue has worked with REI as a model and writer.
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"As a model, my diet was messed up," she said.
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MONTREAL — Canada is often viewed as a model of harmony.
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Your kids may use it as a model for themselves.
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Melania came to New York to work as a model.
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HFS is using Vermont's policies as a model, it said.
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So I don't look necessarily at California as a model.
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This served as a model for the rest of Canada.
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Clinton was still holding up Libya as a model of success.
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At age 12, Eileen Ford herself rejected Lane as a model.
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In it, I propose the Kuwaiti publication law as a model.
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Using herself as a model was part of her self-sufficiency.
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People don't think of Sandra as a model or a body.
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As a model, Kate Upton is primarily known for her looks.
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I was just wondering your perspective on it as a model.
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Still, Upton admitted she didn't initially envision herself as a model.
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You might recognize Jenny Shimizu as a model from the '90s.
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HMOC is already being touted as a model for other countries.
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The system used in Israel has been suggested as a model.
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Defense experts hold up increased German-Dutch cooperation as a model.
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As a model for explaining human physiology, it does remarkably well.
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Before he could even talk, A'mani Miller worked as a model.
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She acted as a model approximately 10 times starting in 2002.
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As a model, beauty has always been huge passion of Ellingson's.
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The D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program could even serve as a model.
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Or we can embrace the success of Ramadi as a model.
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And Salt Lake City has been held up as a model.
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But I wondered if our journey could serve as a model.
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He sees Putin as a model leader, not a disturbing authoritarian.
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Mr. Musk's fans see him as a model of aggressive optimism.
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Christians worldwide looked to it as a model of smart leadership.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi in 2003, as a model for North Korea.
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Take O'Donnell's bit: She positioned her doctor as a model minority.
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The evolving Tate Modern serves as a model for public spaces.
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It should serve as a model for the rest of Africa.
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Use Ms. Hess's piece as a model for your own writing.
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IS THERE ONE YOU HOLD UP AS A MODEL PELTZ: YEAH.
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Let's use that as a model for our own next steps.
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Every day that you're working as a model, you're objectified somehow.
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Are there particular musicians or careers you see as a model?
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Ferrario wants to be referred to as a model, full stop.
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It has been touted as a model for North Korea's development.
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As a model, Alessandra Ambrosio is used to changing up her look.
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Thinking she'd soon be earning good money as a model, she complied.
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She has upheld the program as a model of more efficient government.
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The FA has long presented English football as a model of integrity.
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This time around, I think we can use that as a model.
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Chinese state media published articles praising him as a model minority leader.
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" AC: "I started out as a model when I was a teenager.
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She started her career as a model but soon transitioned into acting.
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Pejic, pictured in 2019, continues to break down barriers as a model.
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Born in Cape Town, Reeva worked as a model and on television.
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Matthews was born in Canada and began her career as a model.
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Ellison was holding up Jewish American political involvement as a model example.
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Sanders's use of FDR as a model in the speech is telling.
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Trump himself touted the operation as a model for his own approach.
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Mr. Gent even brought in his own pup, Charlie, as a model.
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And their coalition stands as a model for sisterhood among feminists today.
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Obama also described McCain as a model of how politics could be.
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It has been held up as a model for fire vulnerable communities.
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Admittedly, it's hard to picture Melania as a model for Lady Macbeth.
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Neighboring countries have also started to see the panel as a model.
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No one should look to Ross as a model for senatorial statesmanship.
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Booker has pointed to Carter as a model for his own message.
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Those regulations have widely been seen as a model for other states.
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Use the opening two paragraphs of the article as a model text.
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My job as a model is my image, my look, my body.
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She made a lot of money as a model—a tremendous amount.
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T. S.A. workers should use last year's teachers' strikes as a model.
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In fact, he even moonlighted as a model back in those days.
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Back then, his state had the potential to serve as a model.
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She worked as a model in Canada before moving to the United States.
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Financial adviser Therese Nicklas serves as a model for her Boston-based clients.
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But its human-centered focus can serve as a model for other companies.
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"Beira could serve as a model for other cities in Africa," he said.
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His campaign pointed to this plan as a model for the entire nation.
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Then there is New York, which Mrs Clinton has cited as a model.
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She's a successful businesswoman, but she did enjoy a career as a model.
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I feel a lot more confident as a model after walking in NYFW.
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Nor has state media served as a model of responsible stock market analysis.
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As Agdal highlighted in her caption, as a model, even her size fluctuates.
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As a model, Elsa Pataky knows how to rock any article of clothing.
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And he told me 'No, now you work for me (as a model)'.
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"I hope this will serve as a model to other companies," Meier said.
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You mention Third Man as a model of a label doing interesting things.
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They hope the project can be used as a model for social exchange.
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Chile's system of private pension accounts is seen as a model by many.
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Another problem with Thomson as a model is his penchant for sweeping generalizations.
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California legislators cited the Davis program as a model for the new center.
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She then compared the restraints of corsets to her career as a model.
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Tayyip Erdogan and his government as a "model" for other Arab countries undergoing
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Whether Trump will hold himself up as a model remains to be seen.
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Instead, states should consider the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act as a model.
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The New Yorker even championed it as a model for the healthcare industry.
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But it's her height that eventually led to being discovered as a model.
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It may also serve as a model for similar systems in other states.
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"Every day that you're working as a model, you're objectified somehow," one said.
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As a model for diplomacy, the Singapore Summit had its highs and lows.
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In recent years, Ghana has been praised as a model democracy in Africa.
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Byron Allen offers his story as a model of African-American economic success.
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We hope that this partnership can serve as a model for other jurisdictions.
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At that time, I believed that was an unavoidable thing as a model.
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Republicans point to the Reagan tax cut as a model for their endeavors.
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The final sculpture then serves as a model for the hyper-realistic oil painting.
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As a model, I used '80s sci-fi films that I grew up with.
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Burberry tapped Brooklyn Beckham for its latest fragrance campaign — but not as a model.
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He also works as a model, recently working on a campaign for Grey Goose.
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Both agriculturally and technologically, they say India serves as a model for future growth.
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What we're hoping is that this will serve as a model for state legislatures.
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Indeed, Mercosur may be thinking of the EU deal as a model for others.
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For instance, they cite the tech-focused Black Girls Code program as a model.
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That seems unlikely given that her business background is in fashion as a model.
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In other words, Gimlet has been hailed as a model of ethical startup success.
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A company that used Burger as a model paid tribute to her on Instagram.
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Sylvette David began her artistic career not as a painter, but as a model.
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If it passes legal muster, it can serve as a model to other jurisdictions.
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She knows the hottest accessory to wear as a model is a nameplate necklace.
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I offered mine as a model and my iPhone landed on the AP wire.
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I used to regard the American Constitution as a model for the free world.
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" He suggested that it could "serve as a model for other states to use.
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Between 21920 and 21921 Nantong was updated as a model, modern — read Western — city.
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Giuliani's combative style of politics anticipated, and perhaps served as a model for, Trump's.
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England democracy as a model for Greens in the rest of the county; and
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Because his own anxiety set in later, he didn't use himself as a model.
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Unlike western democracies, Moscow's attractiveness as a model to follow and emulate is limited.
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A prosecutor spoke of a previous U.S. takeover of a union as a model.
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President Trump and his advisers have hailed Mr. Sisi as a model Arab leader.
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Dowell moved to Atlanta to launch GDD, using the Bangkok project as a model.
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Conservatives see Indiana's Medicaid program as a model, and other states are following suit.
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His mother, Dorothy (Cronin) Rebennack, worked as a model and in a music store.
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Meanwhile, South Korea's coronavirus strategy has been lauded as a model for other countries.
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Private prison contracts in other parts of the world can serve as a model.
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She also served as a model for Man Ray, the American artist and photographer.
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Some fear the new procedures could serve as a model for other federal departments.
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Tapes of his hearings have since been circulated among judicial nominees as a model.
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That's not surprising, since Powell's decision cited the Harvard admissions program as a model.
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The symphony orchestra is often touted as a model of democracy and common purpose.
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It was a gigantic win for Republicans, who will use it as a model.
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Ms. Trump worked briefly as a model as a teenager, before entering Georgetown University.
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Jelancic recalled Melania as a model student keen on the arts, geography and history.
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YMCA's prevention program will now serve as a model for national reform, Burwell said.
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Ironically, it's only now that some countries are looking at China as a model.
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Please annotate at least one of your picks, using the article as a model.
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Does the artist use herself as a model because it's cheaper than hiring one?
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I see myself as a model or a fashion designer that hasn't started yet.
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We're on board for Rinna's new career as a model, but what do you think?
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Still, Chicago's career serves as a model for enacting social change amidst a hostile environment.
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Ailing social democracies such as Sweden began to look to Thatcher's Britain as a model.
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Heartbeat legislation began as a model bill that was circulated by fringe anti-abortion groups.
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My mom was used to seeing me as a model and as a business person.
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They are using her thesis as a model for setting up rehabilitation programs in Europe.
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The report cites the internals of the current iPad as a model for the layout.
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As a model, Gigi Hadid has become a bonafide fixture in the world of fashion.
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Trump illegally worked as a model in the United States while on a visitor visa.
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They pointed to K'NEX as a model company that honors the "Made in America" motto.
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"My old job description as a model was 'shut up and pose,'" Ireland told CNBC.
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Vietnam, there are growing numbers of people who look to the U.S. as a model
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President Barack Obama came into office viewing the country as a model for Muslim democracies.
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Tunisia has been held up as a model for democratic progress since the 2011 revolution.
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The RealReal's existing partnership with British label Stella McCartney could also serve as a model.
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I do not mean to glorify China or to hold it up as a model.
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If it wins, the company presumably will use that as a model for its defense.
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The group praised Mandel as "a model of pro-growth fiscal conservatism" in the state.
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"They're really investing in me, not just as a model, but also me," she said.
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Greenlight was a massive success and the feds used us as a model to emulate.
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Amaravati, India's first greenfield capital in decades, has been hailed as a model planned city.
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Still, her experience as a model marked her more deeply than she likes to admit.
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"As a model, I didn't really have any self-identity or self-worth," she said.
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He would act as a model and place a moving image inside a static picture.
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" He added, "The relationship between our two countries serves as a model for the world.
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And being dropped as a model for a popular brand has to be even rougher.
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Once they are ready to write their essay, they can read this as a model.
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She hailed the tech industry as a model for government — a partner, not an antagonist.
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International observers touted it as a model of a successful transition from authoritarianism to democracy.
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The state's programs could serve as a model for schools around the country, advocates say.
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Privacy advocates often point to European privacy rules as a model for the United States.
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Melania Trump came to the US in the mid-1990s to work as a model.
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Discovered as a model on Instagram, she's beginning her film career in the #MeToo era.
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Seattle started a program in 2015 that has served as a model for other cities.
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One of my careers just before ring announcing was that I worked as a model.
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Facebook held India up as a model for how governments could use the social network.
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The country's culture of remembrance of the Holocaust has been held up as a model.
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Past Supreme Court precedent has cited Harvard's admissions system as a model for achieving diversity.
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Opportunity Fund plans to use that partnership as a model to help other small businesses.
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Mr. Cuomo has pointed to self-driving cars as a model for the subway's future.
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After working as a model for several years, the 31-year-old ventured into acting.
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He also successfully campaigned for what was widely regarded as a model bottle-recycling bill.
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On one side there is a photo of a buff man, handsome as a model.
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Another woman juror was dismissed because she had worked as a model in the past.
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The program, which became available throughout the world, is seen as a model across psychiatry.
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So as you're telling stories like this, who are you looking to as a model?
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Yates said the DOJ hopes it will serve as a model for other federal agencies.
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Mama Cax, a black woman with a prosthetic leg, was also featured as a model.
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We need to look at the successful history of improving transportation safety as a model.
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It was heralded as a model of justice reform when it opened during the 1930s.
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Organizers say it is meant to serve as a model for how Birthright could change.
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Nielsen began her career as a model for such designers as Giorgio Armani and Gianni Versace.
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Shellhammer said eBay is looking to Netflix as a model for personalization and recommendation done right.
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Even her early days as a model come courtesy of brand-name recognition of her family.
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If the career in beauty doesn't work out, North may have a future as a model.
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Western backers often praise Tunisia as a model of success for a region mired in violence.
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It has even been used as a model for international rules, the convention pertaining to disability.
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Another hurdle: Several group leaders have cited Organizing for America, Barack Obama's nonprofit, as a model.
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"On set shooting my first official old guy job as a model," he wrote on Instagram.
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Jerry Brown holds up as a model for states and nations looking to lower carbon emissions.
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But now, the double amputee and former Marine is hoping to motivate others as a model.
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A few years ago his lifestyle would have served as a model for other ex-apparatchiks.
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And his son is already well on his way to his own career — as a model!
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I'm held on a pedestal as a model only to be knocked down every so often.
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It will soon be used as a model for driver's education programs in all 50 states.
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I think one of the biggest challenges I face is being taken seriously as a model.
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The Malhotras view their sanctuary as a model that can replicated across India and the world.
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Wachowski, 48, has her sister Lana Wachowski, 50, as a model for the coming-out process.
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The photos were taken before Monroe became an international star and was working as a model.
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They point to leftist politicians in southern Europe (especially Syriza, now governing Greece) as a model.
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In the early 19th century it served as a model for America's first public secondary school.
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The result is Agency, a documentary film I made working undercover as a model in Japan.
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Carmen Carrera is a reality television personality as well as a model, burlesque performer, and actress.
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In her younger years, Stéphanie worked as a model and for the fashion house Christian Dior.
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"When I first started, I didn't care [about being labeled as a model DJ]," she remarked.
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Leaders of the Google walkout hailed as a model protests by McDonald's workers against sexual harassment.
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A friend was walking as a model for Stuzo, so naturally, I showed up to support.
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I examined the Brooklyn Public Library as a model of heightened engagement through collective knowledge creation.
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Its success is being cited as a model as Rhode Island tries to improve its economy.
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The problem with anyone choosing Guerrero as a model is that he was a generational talent.
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If she does, let's hope Europe once again looks to America as a model for democracy.
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After working as a model, she eventually signed a record deal and the rest was history.
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At the same time, though, who'd look at our democracy today as a model for emulation?
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In an ideal world, New York City might serve as a model for effective gun policy.
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The Nazi Handbook for Law and Legislation cited American immigration law as a model for Germany.
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Using Ms. Giles's approach as a model, but changing some parameters, The Times built its own.
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We are already seeing China's role in Europe growing, both as a model and an influence.
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Ms. Rose began her career in her native Australia as a model, TV host and actress.
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If successful, the experiment could serve as a model for other metropolitan areas overrun by deer.
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In the 133s, Pepper painted mostly at home, often using her young daughter as a model.
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Texas prosecutors have urged New York to view their state as a model for discovery practices.
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Texas prosecutors have urged New York to view their state as a model for discovery practices.
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This serves as a model for most specialist pain services successfully treating chronic pain patients today.
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Sam Brownback held up as a model for other states and the federal government to emulate.
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In the company of others with disordered minds Mr. Brandon shone out as a model inmate.
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Think of South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission as a model for this approach to justice.
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She's often referred to as a "model" in stories about the couple — never as an actor.
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We can look to the final years of the Cold War as a model for success.
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She's resurfaced as a model, posting glamour photos with nationalist and Trump-friendly captions on Instagram.
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She previously worked as a model and was represented by Ford Models and Elite Model Management.
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It will serve as a model for five new yachts that will be 98 yards long.
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That's why for me, using the LGBTQ rights as a model ... That's a really good one.
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Prince Harry's paternity leave is already over, and he's back on the job ... as a model.
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It's a complete honor not just as a model, but as a woman of color with vitiligo.
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As a model and body positivity activist, Ashley Graham has become an inspiration to many of us.
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It saw the Soviet Union as a model, and often flew the red flag at outdoor events.
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" For her part, Vikander told Vanity Fair she sees Croft as "a model for many young women.
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As a model, it's Ashley Graham's job to look poised, polished and put together at all times.
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He points to 2001 as a model for how a film can be both pretentious and great.
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"He is looking at ExxonMobil and BP and Shell [as a model]," says a former Rosneft executive.
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This from the archconservative who presents herself as a model of personal responsibility and scourge of victimhood?
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"I actually have it in my contract as a model that I won't wear fur," Baldwin said.
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It is not the first time Vietnam has been held up as a model for North Korea.
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A network of local clinics for the poor has won praise as a model for public health.
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Aboah's footage was captured in New York and London and speaks to her journey as a model.
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There's one submission which proposes using the Black Rock City as a model for a refugee camp.
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Clemmer's actions were admirable, and Cramer used him as a model for investors to spot great management.
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But always falling back to mocking her career as a model or the sexbot jokes is tired.
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They cite Brent Scowcroft, a respected national security adviser under the senior George Bush, as a model.
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The pigtailed teenager is feted across the world as a model of determination, inspiration, and positive action.
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He said the VA was considering using the Pentagon's Base Realignment and Closure process as a model.
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SaaS as a model is still establishing its roots among SMEs, while there are already popular options.
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The way UC handled that critical balance should serve as a model to universities across our country.
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The gold standardInzerillo held Facebook up as a model for personalization that tailors the full user experience.
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Knightley's turn as a model-turned-bounty hunter in the biopic "Domino" (2005) fell flat for critics.
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Leticia, given your background as a model, do you gravitate to pictures that remind you of fashion?
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She went to New York in 1948 and worked as a model for the Harry Conover agency.
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UPS' approach could also serve as a model for smaller companies that cannot afford major infrastructure investments.
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If the system does work, Cinque Terre could serve as a model for other popular tourist destinations.
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Nevertheless, he stands by his mantra of intellectually-driven self-growth as a model for tech entrepreneurs.
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Amazon is looked to as a model for many things, and its production philosophy is no different.
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"I think that could well serve as a model for what could happen elsewhere," Mr. Gerrard said.
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Background A native of upstate New York, Ms. Darden first headed to Los Angeles as a model.
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This will certainly result in new struggles between big business and workers, with Matamoros as a model.
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Meanwhile, the 27-year-old Karlie Kloss has been working as a model since her teenage years.
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Those on the right championed the all-volunteer force as a model for their free-market agenda.
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To derive the general human image, the artist would select one of his friends as a model.
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Following her parents' footsteps in the entertainment industry, Yara started her career as a model during childhood.
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Australia often holds itself up as a model of multiculturalism and skilled immigration, but tensions are growing.
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When a friend suggested South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission as a model, she had her answer.
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But in recent weeks, the party has aggressively promoted its strategy as a model for other countries.
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Mike DeWine, for example, has been lauded as a model for other states' responses to COVID-19.
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Herrera mentioned that negotiation as a model of what the countries were seeking to do this time.
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Herrera mentioned that negotiation as a model of what the countries were seeking to do this time.
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During our conversations, Portnoy kept bringing up "Saturday Night Live," mentioning it as a model for Barstool.
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Mr. Laparelli described the designs as a model for responding to the needs of changing night life.
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Last month, the commission drafted the Uniform Electronic Wills Act to serve as a model for states.
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"Beyond just money, China is seen by many Africans as a model to aspire towards," he added.
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Los Angeles native Slick Woods (born Simone Thompson) quickly made a name for herself as a model.
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And its efforts could serve as a model in other industries, like fast food or domestic work.
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If it seems weird that Mr. Trump would propose Canada as a model for anything, that's understandable.
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B. started her career in the 1960s as a model who was signed to Wilhelmina modeling agency.
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Many governments have looked to Europe's privacy laws, including the right to be forgotten, as a model.
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His portrait hangs everywhere, and most Indians proudly revere him as a model of morality and conscience.
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Earlier this year, Newark created a civilian-review board that was acclaimed as a model of oversight.
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They approved of him as a model for us all, particularly when it came to spiritual life.
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Before her sudden death, Félicité, who was also known as Fizzy, worked as a model and influencer.
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Republicans can look to Utah's pro-LGBT legislation as a model for how to achieve this balance.
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They previously recommended only probation, but that was largely hinged upon Flynn's role as a model cooperator.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Iran was once held up as a model by modernization theorists.
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I, meanwhile, felt compelled to test out all of this as a model for human-Neanderthal relations.
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If successful, RESPECT will be used as a model for other developing countries suffocating in plastic waste.
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Afterward she was hired as a model in Manhattan by Hattie Carnegie, the Vienna-born fashion entrepreneur.
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Yet she still hopes to position Safe Harbor as a model for banking the marijuana industry elsewhere.
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I'm offering myself, in a funny kind of way, as a model for what it could be.
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Mr Trump has thus abandoned an important tool of American power—its role as a model of democracy.
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It's such a massive platform nowadays, and as a model, clients judge you based on your social media.
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Penny Lancaster revealed she was the victim of a sexual assault during her early career as a model.
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Following a trip to Chile two weeks ago, Ribas praised that country as a model in the region.
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Trump also defended his administration's trade efforts with China as a model for U.S. negotiations with other nations.
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She also worked as a model for several years, appearing in publications like GQ, Sports Illlustrated and Elle.
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So, now that they're here, the question is: Should New York's regulations serve as a model going forward?
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El Salvador, a tiny, hilly country of 6.4m people, was once trumpeted as a model for conflict resolution.
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The West was too confident that a prosperous China would inevitably see its liberal democracies as a model.
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The 73-year-old, who started her career as a model, is famed for starring in arthouse films.
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Those are not the kind of details that are visible from the stands as a model flies by.
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Austria's eID, which makes it impossible to link identifiers across services, is seen as a model of privacy.
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But the Eurasia Group Foundation probed a deeper question: Do countries still see American democracy as a model?
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And any pressure to look a certain way as a model, post-baby, is self-inflicted, she says.
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So would Weisz be okay with Henry following his parents footsteps into the spotlight, say as a model?
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Graham, pictured during New York Fashion Week in 2018, continues to work as a model and a designer.
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How detached from reality must someone be to cite ObamaCare as a model of a good government program?
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Of course, as a model, you are quite literally a clothes hanger—you're a means to an end.
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SINCE 2002, when the Netherlands legalised assisted dying, its laws have been held up elsewhere as a model.
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Russia imposes no models on others and in its present state, hardly serves as a model for anyone.
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Buffett also told the students to instead use his own life as a model on how to succeed.
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"In this day and age, I look at myself as not just as a model," she tells Refinery29.
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But from a purely cynical view, Putin has good reason to point to the waltz as a model.
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At the time, Tweeden was working as a TV host and sports broadcaster, as well as a model.
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Trafficante had previously presented as a model-handsome man, with a scruff of beard and a ripped torso.
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This approach could serve as a model for other states, universities and communities seeking to sell their spectrum.
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It was a stoic company line from a player who has repeatedly been hailed as a model teammate.
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The Expa partners point to Uber as a model for how they would like to build other companies.
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Trump could use similar policies in Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom as a model for his order.
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Denmark, otherwise looked to by liberals as a model, is horrendously disappointing at letting in refugees and immigrants.
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Sherrod Brown called on his fellow Democrats to look to his region as a model for future victory.
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When Minnesota started the season 8-8, the strategy was widely applauded as a model for rebuilding teams.
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By the time her husband returned from the war, her career as a model had started taking off.
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Critics say the case threatens Indonesia's reputation as a model for religious freedom and democracy in the region.
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Besides Communist Party loyalists, few would argue that China's internet control serves as a model for democratic societies.
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Mr. Lewis came to see the encampment as a model for using private land to help homeless people.
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And many American lawmakers have cited it as a model on which an American regulation could be based.
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But then in 2013, he cited Nazi "techniques" as a model for how to revise Japan's pacifist Constitution.
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Nissan: Once seen as a model of global cooperation, the Nissan-Renault alliance seethed with fear and rivalries.
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Trump could use similar policies in Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom as a model for his order.
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The shared authorship of this photo series reflects our belief in intersectionality as a model for the future.
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Trump himself often cites San Diego as a model of what he hopes to achieve across the border.
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" She said she was pleased by the union's decision: "This could serve as a model for other organizations.
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The race would also serve as a model for Democrats running in deep-red districts across the country.
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And yet, Mr. Wallsten noted, California didn't come up as a model or a cautionary tale on Thursday.
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At the start of his Overstock days, Mr. Byrne cast an aura as a model dot-com entrepreneur.
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Teddy Quinlivan worked as a model on some of the biggest runways for two years before coming out.
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In theory, conservatives should embrace AmeriCorps as a model of how to boost self-reliance and empower communities.
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She's hopeful sectors such as cybersecurity and tech support could look to fields like construction as a model.
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The rapper Young Paris, who made the playlist for this season's show, will also appear as a model.
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Privacy advocates have hailed the new law as a model for personal data protection in the internet era.
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The proposal suggested that rules governing executives in the financial services industry could be used as a model.
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Bob Goodlatte (R-VA), a hardline proposal that the White House had previously held up as a model.
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At the start of his Overstock days, Mr. Byrne cast an aura as a model dot-com entrepreneur.
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Rhei, the theoretical arts research studio, gives a qualitative breakdown of Grand Arts as a model for support.
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Let's recognize carbon as an asset and the life-giving carbon cycle as a model for human designs.
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Quite simply: It would be a mistake to take Denmark as a model for the center-left's resurgence.
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The Robert Jordan group on Usenet really served as a model for a lot of what came after it.
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California's legislation is seen as a model that other states may following after steep price hikes by some companies.
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Massachusetts has Romneycare, a wildly popular state-run system that served as a model for the Affordable Care Act.
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Look to the low-budget film Unfriended, which unfolded in real time on a computer screen, as a model.
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The island nation's unique brand of multiculturalism is often seen as a model for emerging markets across the globe.
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Asghari appeared as a model in the video, and spends most of his time looking buff for Instagram photos.
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Like Beckham — who hails from ridiculously good-looking parents Victoria and David Beckham — Cross has worked as a model.
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Rivals have recoiled at what they view as a model that ultimately destroys businesses by starving them of investment.
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However, we believe she added to the myth of him being completely responsible for her career as a model.
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The month I joined, Lanman described the new system as a model where ClassPass, studios, and customers all won.
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She has been described as a model prisoner who worked with other inmates and who earned a college degree.
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The values enshrined in the founding documents of the United States have served as a model for the world.
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One location of Little Caesars is serving as a model for how restaurants can give back to their community.
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Chrissy Teigen got famous as a model, but became a cultural phenomenon as a Twitter personality and culinary enthusiast.
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As a model, he appeared in Vogue in 2013 in addition to his feature in the 2014 DKNY campaign.
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In 2010, Hilary Clinton urged nations to look at cricket as a model for improving relationships with other countries.
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Because Ethiopia's economy expanded rapidly, many came to see it as a model of authoritarian development, similar to China's.
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The Bachelorette's Peter Kraus revealed on Wednesday that he had an eating disorder during his years as a model.
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There are two other siblings: Sam, 35, is reportedly a doctor, and Eija, 25, has worked as a model.
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My first job ever was at Limited Too (both as a "model" standing out front and as a cashier).
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This is why we are working to develop organic production wherever possible, as a model of more sustainable farming.
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"Winged Victory" is often viewed as a model of form and movement; Banerjee's "Viola" ups the ante several fold.
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She started as a model Ward, 27, told U.K. magazine Phoenix that she first started modeling at age 19.
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He also recommends looking to California as a model, which has started treating ammunition sales similarly to gun sales.
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She travels the world as a model, but as a child, Delilah Belle Hamlin couldn't even leave her home.
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Chance The Rapper also thanked the whole Obama family as a model for the streetwear brand Don't Be Mad.
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Now, Ireland is viewed by some as a model for post-crisis economic recovery, returning to growth in 2010.
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It also could serve as a model for other non-profits looking to use data to fund their mission.
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Though left out of peace talks, Kurdish leaders say Rojava could act as a model for a decentralised Syria.
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The British House of Lords, perhaps surprisingly, is sometimes held up as a model of EU expertise and scrutiny.
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The EU/Canada deal, favoured as a model by some, has taken seven years and still not been ratified.
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The ridiculously photogenic vegetable farmer from the Philippines is hanging up his spade for a turn as a model.
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Dressed in a T-shirt and knee-length shorts, he was lean, athletic and as handsome as a model.
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So Detective Dupin's tale served, in part, as a model for the most famous detective in all of literature.
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And some of America's most influential conservative power brokers see her ESA expansion as a model for the nation.
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Where Mr. Erdogan once held up Turkey as a model of Muslim democracy, he now frequently attacks democratic institutions.
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The divorce process will be complicated and might last years, but she could look to Norway as a model.
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And those who praise Obama as a model father or husband for the black family do him a disservice.
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Have you ever felt like your life was in danger as a model—that you could potentially be assassinated?
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The English born Nigerian-Jamaican writer penned the book while living in South Africa and working as a model.
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It has to be a utopian one that we can hold out as a model or image of emulation.
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Twenty-year-old Teigen and 28-year-old Legend met while she was working as a model in 2006.
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Ms. Preston recently received a grant to expand her program, which could serve as a model for other states.
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"I've thought of it as a model for what we want the site to look like," Mr. Etim said.
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" The model Komari uses the same analogy: "Even as a model our relationship is one of two human beings.
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It makes sense to create an image of a suspect's left ear using his right ear as a model.
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His government is ramping up nationalistic propaganda, portraying its handling of the virus as a model for other countries.
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Afternoons she ran Fleming Boutique, a clothes store she opened to capitalize on her growing fame as a model.
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Although he did not mention China, Mr. Modi extolled India as a model of political openness and economic growth.
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Opened in 1969, Dewey had once been renowned as a model progressive high school, but over time it struggled.
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Some scholars believe that the confederacy served as a model for the forefathers who crafted the United States government.
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Independent energy analysts have viewed Mexico's moves as a model for economic development, and some worry about a reversal.
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He held up the National Gallery of Art as a model of the "conversation" between modernist and classic structures.
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"Nobody wanted me as a model or actress, so I went back to school," she said matter-of-factly.
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By celebrating those who are most adept at it, schools hold it up as a model form of thinking.
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Israel as a model In the previous year, Trump has "acted with restraint" regarding Iran, Retired Army Maj. Gen.
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Europe's privacy law, the General Data Protection Regulation, could serve as a model for A.I.-specific rules, Pichai proposed.
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Murkowski said she was looking for a "full and fair process" that uses the Clinton impeachment as a model.
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The foundation established in 2009 to help the country's poor is now held up as a model to emulate.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is already going down this path, and could serve as a model.
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Large CAFOs as a model have major, mostly negative ramifications for the welfare of animals that these facilities house.
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And it's useful as a model for how questioning at subsequent hearings this fall could more effectively be conducted.
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He cited the 1999 impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton, a Democrat, which ended in acquittal, as a model.
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But Lumpkin also said he saw the Cubs' World Series championship as a model for reversing the Wildcats' misfortune.
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In doing so it served as a model of responsible civic action in our nation's otherwise chaotic public sphere.
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In doing so it served as a model of responsible civic action in our nation's otherwise chaotic public sphere.
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Rezaei, who was born with achondroplasia, or dwarfism, works as a model — illegal in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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Truro, Cape Cod, used the bylaw passed in Chilmark as a model to pass a similar law last spring.
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Using the traditional Rider Waite deck as a model, El-Moussa "re-interprets" each card through her sleek lens.
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Spain's government, the European Commission and Santander all cheered the outcome as a model European response to a bank crisis.
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It's easy to point to Costa Rica's clean energy success as a model for fossil fuel-dependent nations to follow.
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"Their success serves as a model for other countries working to end this disease once and for all," he added.
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For Berreau, who worked as a model for seven years, a Sorrenti shoot was different from those of other photographers.
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Classmate Kaitlyn Roeda, who also is a member of Lueck's sorority, described her as a model student to affiliate KSL.
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The star, who has already made her mark as a model, is eager to do the same as a businesswoman.
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Iyer decided to use Byju as a model in the television commercial to leverage his huge reputation as a teacher.
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"We hope that other states can look to this legislation as a model for net neutrality standards," Wiener told Gizmodo.
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China views the United States as a model of Western power trying to humiliate China as in the 18th century.
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Jordyn Woods doesn't want to be a "plus size" model — she just wants to be known as a model, period.
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Teigen started out as a model who appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated and in Victoria's Secret runway shows.
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Other cities without historic cultural centres now look to Bilbao as a model for what vision and imagination can achieve.
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Macedonia has been a candidate for accession to the EU since 2005, and was once regarded as a model pupil.
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When replicating human movement, engineers turn to the human musculoskeletal system as a model, swapping organic muscles for mechanical equivalents.
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As a model, businesswoman, and reality-TV star, Kylie Jenner travels a lot more than the average 18-year-old.
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The investment, which would reduce Honda's emissions and energy costs, could serve as a model for other automakers, he said.
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The first time Taylor Hill walked into a Topshop, it was New York Fashion Week — her first as a model.
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Last August the People's Daily, the Communist Party's main newspaper, hailed the city as a model for other local governments.
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While Uruguay and several American states, including California, have legalised cannabis, Canada's statisticians are using neither country as a model.
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Tabloids labeled Karrueche as a do-nothing "side chick," despite her extensive work as a model, stylist, and personal shopper.
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In a closing scene, four artists are painting as a model stands in front of them on a sunny hillside.
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That film is regularly cited as a model for immersive entertainment, and it's an open inspiration for the SimuLife experience.
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In both faiths, her receptivity to the will of God is seen as a model for all men and women.
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"Women Who Work" presents Trump, who now serves her father's administration as a top adviser, as a model working woman.
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By citing Operation Wetback as a model, Trump has given us a chilling foretaste of what he means to do.
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Dallas's police is lauded as a model department for the country, due to its focus on community-oriented policing tactics.
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A year later, Campbell walked in Yves Saint Laurent's 1987 autumn-winter show, her first runway show as a model.
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He's served as a model and muse for you, but your work has in turn inspired new choreography for him.
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Pence says he will look to George W. Bush's vice president, Dick Cheney, as a model according to The Hill.
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Milloy said management should show less concerns for climate issues, which he called misplaced, and cited Trump as a model.
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It has been held up as a model for democratic transition since the uprising against Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali.
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More recently, Turkey was held out as a "model" for Arab countries seeking to build more prosperous and democratic societies.
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It is a remarkable achievement that ought to serve as a model for other states, as well the national government.
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McDonald's may be looking to Starbucks, which seems to be the gold standard for mobile-ordering apps, as a model.
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This is because you are unconsciously organizing the sounds and behavior of your car, using your memories as a model.
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In this regard, Moulitsas would make America more like the United Kingdom, where he sees The Guardian as a model.
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"I'm sure I'll have my picture taken for 10 more years, but not as a model anymore," Crawford told Rhapsody.
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Its state-run health care exchange, Kynect, is often held up as a model of a program executed exceptionally well.
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These are small countries, but the uprisings of 2011 show that small countries can serve as a model for others.
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They're part of the European Union's common market, which could serve as a model for the United States and Canada.
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Requiring work for benefits is a Republican staple, and the party points to welfare and food stamps as a model.
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Abbas praised Tamimi, describing her as "a model of the Palestinian struggle for freedom, independence and statehood," according to Wafa.
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The refugee camp at Kilis, Turkey, was hailed as a model for refugee camps — organized, well-run, clean, and humane.
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CT: When you say Marina Bay Sands, are you using that as a model for your casino development in Japan?
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President Salvador Sanchez Ceren's government plans to use Gotera as a model of religious rehabilitation it hopes can be replicated.
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Intesa, on the other hand, had invested to build a unit held as a model which currently employs 600 people.
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America now has a system of religious accommodation that works and which can serve as a model for other nations.
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" The CSCC tweeted back: "Awlaki—another hypocrite held up as a model of piety—visited prostitutes at least seven times.
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Since the 2011 uprising, Tunisia has been held up by Western partners as a model of democracy for the region.
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In a series of tweets, Ratajkowski explained that her career as a model and actress is separate from her activism.
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If Trump is serious, he could use the Huelskamp defeat as a model for targeting the ex-congressman's Freedom allies.
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Democrats frequently point to Ms. Warren as a model for how to gain the public's attention in effectively blocking appointments.
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In Europe, we have long looked to the United States as a model democracy, the shining city upon a hill.
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SHANGHAI — LinkedIn is often held up as a model of how a foreign internet company can do business in China.
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HP has promoted the district as a model to follow in places as diverse as New York City and Rwanda.
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" Mr. Trump, for instance, has chosen Australia's brutal but popular immigration policies as a model: "That is a good idea.
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In a new piece for Washington Monthly, Saahil Desai suggests that Virginia can serve as a model for Democrats nationwide.
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The work happening in Chicago should be seen as a model for how to build progressive movements across the country.
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But while many in both parties consider Carter a failed president, they generally view him as a model former president.
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He endorsed Mr. Gillum, 39, in the Democratic primary, and hailed him as a model for the national Democratic Party.
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THE STONE It is often held up as a model liberal democracy that has fully reckoned with its horrendous crimes.
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New plays are portraying and exploring opioid addiction, using the theater industry's response to the AIDS epidemic as a model.
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In Tunisia, it could make criminals of a political party seen as a model of democracy after the Arab Spring.
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Over the past decade Samsung and South Korea have been widely viewed as a model of forward-thinking, technological prowess.
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Campaigners have praised the initiative as a model for empowering women entrepreneurs, not just in Tanzania but across East Africa.
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Once again — though in a most unexpected way — Woods had served as a model for the next generation of golfers.
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The first class will graduate in 211, but already Cate Weir, Think College's program director, cites InclusiveU as a model.
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The cold shower — with its few materials and its compact lesson plan — stands ever ready as a model of overcoming.
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He brought up the prior example of Soyuz as a model that could work for Crew Dragon once it's operational.
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Warren and Klobuchar can look to Sweden as a model, which has had high-quality, subsidized child care since 1975.
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The bill, which is expected to come up for debate in March, may serve as a model for other states.
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But while many presidential candidates point to Europe as a model, the OECD report shows that problems exist there too.
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Some have held up the European Union's complicated General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) as a model for Congress to follow.
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Two years later, Ms. Simonson served as a model for Mr. Wrightson for the cover of Swamp Thing's first appearance.
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As a model, Ms. Shields spent time around prominent photographers like Richard Avedon, who shot her Calvin Klein Jeans ads.
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After graduating from college in New Jersey, 26-year-old Olutosin Araromi now works as a model and public speaker.
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In testifying before the Legislature, he presented California's cap-and-trade bill as a model for other states and nations.
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So we have the automotive industry as a model for how to produce things in large quantities for low cost.
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For Japan, Germany may serve as a model as it has had feed-in tariff schemes for more than a decade.
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The FAA's part 107 rules, providing for certification of commercial drone operators, are generally seen as a model by other countries.
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On her LinkedIn page, Lauren listed herself as a model, and part-time personal trainer at a Detroit metro-area YMCA.
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We hope that this discussion might be useful as a model for considering other similar events in the field of art.
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The Al Fatih Academy, an Islamic school in Reston, Virginia, has been used as a model by CISNA for community outreach.
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She's such a presence and so beautiful... I just wanted her in the photograph because she looked incredible as a model.
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She hailed Germany's Angelique Kerber, who ended Serena Williams' status as world number one in September, as a model of consistency.
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During her early years as a model, Kate Upton only exercised to fit into the clothes and skimpy swimsuits on set.
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"We see Kurz as a model for conservatives in Germany," a senior figure in Bavaria's Christian Social Union (CSU) told Reuters.
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It has also been used as a model of economic and political reform for impoverished and isolated North Korea to follow.
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Nast was immediately taken by Miller's strong sense of style and offered her a job as a model for his magazine.
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As a model, actress, and entrepreneur, Rose could easily just focus on doing her job and watch the money roll in.
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After being discovered by a photographer, Rocero was signed to NEXT Model Management, working as a model for the next decade.
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China is more willing to propose its own economic rise and autocratic government as a model for other countries to follow.
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Now, Del Pozo is trying to make Vermont's approach even better and offer the system as a model for other states.
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Orban has explicitly praised Putin's "illiberal democracy" as a model for European countries, and used Hungary as one of its showcases.
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We learn in the Melania profiles that she never, not even in her peak days as a model, partied all night.
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It's either that or he is being held up as a model Muslim, an anecdote to fit into someone else's narrative.
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As the world's oldest democracy, it is not a system we can be proud of or hold up as a model.
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In some mainland states Tasmania's public-private partnership approach is seen as a model for mending old improvident ways with water.
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After four years of working as a model in New York, Shimizu returned to L.A. to pursue her passion for acting.
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"The ad compliments our citizens as a model for democracy and non-violence," Kim Young-jun commented in a Facebook post.
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With its well-educated people, Botswana could live up to its promise as a model that combines democracy and good governance.
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Its 1987 edition used the same theme and featured a then teen Campbell who was already making waves as a model.
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"It was very competitive – way more competitive than our Warrior Games, which is what Prince Harry used as a model," Sgt.
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It launches many investigations by following public complaints posted on its web site, which serves as a model for government transparency.
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Beijing leaders have started again touting "one country, two systems" as a model for Taiwan, which they consider a wayward province.
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At the age of 16, he was scouted as a model for i-D magazine on the London Underground in 1990.
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But just because the A.K.P. failed as a model of liberal Islamism doesn't necessarily mean that all Islamists threaten liberal democracy.
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Tunisia has been held up as a model for democratic transition since the 2011 uprising against Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali.
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Requiring work for benefits is a GOP policy staple, and the party points to welfare and food stamps as a model.
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The maquette was created as a model of a sculpture that is currently on display at St. Luke's Cathedral in Liverpool.
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Nuland and Daniel both warned that Russia's disinformation campaign in the U.S. has served as a model for other foreign nations.
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The embattled CEO emphasized WhatsApp, which Facebook acquired in 85033, as a model for the future of encrypted messaging on Facebook.
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His father, Louis, who's not exactly portrayed as a model parent in the memoir, is an amiable and supportive dad onscreen.
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Gracias, who has had a long and successful career as a model, seems to have stolen the show with her confidence.
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At twenty, he was scouted by a talent agency, and got a few jobs as a model and a movie extra.
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Requiring work for benefits is a GOP policy staple, and the party points to welfare and food stamps as a model.
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Mr. Rodriguez was a painter who embraced sculpture after making a small torso as a model for a canvas in progress.
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One person who serves as a model here was not an artist but understood how to use a new art form.
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He prided himself on being seen as a model to the world's underdogs and he had developed an empathy for Taiwan.
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Chai has a degree in finance and international business from the University of Auckland but started her career as a model.
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Clearly, young contemporary artists are using the sprawling pop-up art show as a model for exhibiting work and driving interest.
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Unfortunately, as a model for the scalable digital age, the kind manual of verification mail order calls for just doesn't work.
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As a model agent, I usually turn around for faces that have character and could fit in well with Misfit Models.
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Last week's unveiled ads feature Missy Elliott, Sissy Spacek, John Tuite, and Carlos Santolalla, as well as a model group shot.
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If effective, the task force could serve as a model as he seeks to fulfill his promises to tackle violent crime.
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We spend a great deal right now through the Medicare program — often held out as a model for universal single-payer.
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When Yvesmark Chery went to college to become an IT professional, he didn't expect to end up as a model instead.
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But instead of making an example of Cardinal Wuerl, Francis praised his "nobility" and held him up as a model bishop.
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States should use this as a model for all outpatient treatment, not just for those who enter the criminal justice system.
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She said she regarded Mr. Cerruti as a model of how wealthy individuals should acquire, enjoy and ultimately share their art.
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In an interview with my newspaper, Mr. Kühnert took specific aim at the American dream as a model for individual achievement.
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In describing the approach, the document cited a company it nicknamed F7 as a model for how to pull it off.
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He creates an immersive environment in the museum's VW Dome — part of VW Sunday Sessions — as a model for sustainable living.
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Does she resent being typecast as the hot, horny Asian as much as I resented being seen as a "model minority"?
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The nuanced approach in Indiana, where officials hoped that expungements would improve people's job prospects, is increasingly seen as a model.
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If the deal is approved, the U.A.W. will then use it as a model for discussions with Ford and Fiat Chrysler.
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She went to New York to work as an operatic soprano and as a model with the John Robert Powers agency.
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Brown also works as a model and often posts shots of her campaigns on Instagram, where she boasts over 450,000 followers.
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Lynas and Blue Line earlier this year announced their partnership, one that served as a model for UCore and Materion's consortium.
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Lynas and Blue Line earlier this year announced their partnership, one that served as a model for UCore and Materion's consortium.
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South Korea's strategy for testing and disinfection nationwide has largely been regarded as a model for other countries facing the outbreak.
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Ms. Van Roy started her career as a model and later became a stand-up comedian before turning to film acting.
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As Mr. Kim arrived in Hanoi on Tuesday, Vietnamese officials stressed how Vietnam could serve as a model for North Korea.
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Rather than stepping back into society as a model citizen, he was eventually convicted and sent to jail for armed robbery.
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If one takes the five impeachment cases in recent decades as a model, Kavanaugh's conduct (and Thomas's) does not appear similar.
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"It's very interesting to use this as a model to study the maximum capacity for neuroplasticity in the healthy brain," she explained.
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China had put forward the "one country, two systems" formula as a model for Taiwan to follow, which island leaders have rejected.
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We met in 1999 when I was working as a model, and she showed up at a lunch meeting in Los Angeles.
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And the way they did it could serve as a model for other apps wrestling with the same address book privacy problem.
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In short, she's a social media maven and pop culture player as much as a model: Think Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner.
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Ms Le Pen speaks of Brexit as a model of emancipation from the shackles of what she calls the "European Soviet Union".
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Hayhoe's biggest climate impact, she said, is not cutting her own emissions or serving as a model for others on this front.
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Because the company helped bankroll Spotlight, the movie has served as a "model" for its future projects, according to this Poynter report.
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Darling, Hughes, and Danaher mentioned the universal basic income (UBI) as a model for how the world's economy might be divvied up.
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In the almost seven-minute long clip, Lawrence shows off the poses she's learned during her 14-year career as a model.
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He contends that Prague could build a modern facility to house "The Slav Epic", suggesting Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum as a model.
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When he was asked about deporting undocumented immigrants en masse, he cited a Reagan-era compromise as a model of immigration policy.
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In fact, she's not even sure she would have been able to make it as a model by today's strict beauty standards.
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The Student Loan Assistance Center has positioned itself as a model actor in the country's troubled tangle of student debt settlement companies.
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The Obama administration could, in short, have seen the fiscal cliff deal as a model rather than as a weird one-off.
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Historically and still to this day, hip-hop has embraced the incarcerated rapper as a model of street credibility and earned respect.
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On July 1st the city introduced stringent trash-sorting regulations that are expected to be used as a model for the country.
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Beyond the courtroom, some of Ohio's actions are being used as a model by other states and companies facing rising addiction rates.
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In time, this might even come to serve as a model for other parts of developing economies which suffer from serious corruption.
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Born in Tuscany, Martinelli began her career as a model — appearing in the pages of Vogue and on the cover of Life.
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The purpose of the proceedings by myRight is to act as a model - resolving generic or common issues for other related cases.
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His appointment immediately drew praise from Democrats and Republicans, who hailed Mueller as a model law enforcement official and a fair investigator.
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Described as 'progressive agrarian,' the restaurant breaks the traditional restaurant mold and stands out as a model for the future of eating.
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Elections are so peaceful, fair—barring a little gerrymandering—and boring that the country is held up as a model for Africa.
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The Lowdown: Despite a slip in this year's ranking, the Catalan capital continues to serve as a model of urban mobility innovation.
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Described by her parole attorney as a "model inmate," Harris, 50, helps translate books into braille for the blind, ABC News reports.
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Then, at least we can stand up as a model for the fashion industry abroad — a beautiful, healthy, safe, and prosperous model.
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The startup previewed the Strike as a model that would offer wider market appeal and accessibility from a rider and price point.
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The new rules go into effect in April, and Renovate said they want to use them as a model for other states.
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The University of Chicago letter is not a publicity stunt but rather should serve as a model for institutions across the country.
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Yates said the Justice Department hopes to serve as a model for other federal agencies that have not yet addressed implicit bias.
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In describing the effort, the document cited as a model — and at times a cautionary tale — a rival company it called F73.
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If she's using it as a model of self-expression, I think she should use it as early as she wants to!
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As a model you are constantly being told that you are beautiful, which fools you into thinking you have a good life.
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As a model and former exotic dancer, Blac Chyna can't be a stranger to her body being a subject of public conversation.
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In 2012 he provided proof that Mitt Romney had touted his Massachusetts health plan as a model for the Affordable Care Act.
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There was flash sales, which, with a few exceptions, are dead as a model that can sustain a huge, profitable standalone business.
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Although the Nazis referred to Terezín as a "model ghetto," nearly one of every four people confined in the camp died there.
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Studies in mice, in particular, have been offered as evidence of such trauma-transmission, and as a model for studying the mechanisms.
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Alessandro Michele, the creative director of Gucci and frequent customer, even used Sonia as a model in his new campaign this fall.
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He cited an N.B.A. player, Russell Westbrook of the Oklahoma City Thunder, as a model for how to act while in uniform.
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Despite Mexico's reputation for violence, its gun-control laws have actually been cited as a model for the United States to follow.
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Once seen as a model of global cooperation, the Nissan-Renault alliance seethed with fear and rivalries, raising questions about its future.
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Taiwan serves as a model of democracy, freedom, respect for human rights and the rule of law for the Indo-Pacific region.
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Many years later, Ms. Van Houten, calm and articulate, was regarded as a model prisoner at a women's prison in Corona, Calif.
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The relationship between parent company and fast-growing unit was held as a model for how acquisitions of start-ups should work.
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His success was later cited as a model in a counterinsurgency manual that Mr. Mattis had a role in drafting with Gen.
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The country has been held up as a model for the U.S. to follow when it comes to tightening gun control laws.
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Using the essay contest as a model, they are designing an internet platform where sellers could list homes for sale by contest.
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Congress should look to New York as a model for reaching agreement among the stakeholders and passing comprehensive legislation that protects consumers.
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He references the Bauhaus, the early 20th-century avant-garde German school-cum-craft guild, as a model for thoughtful, multidisciplinary production.
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And although my dad wore it for decades, we have no photographs that show it clearly enough to serve as a model.
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Dr. de Santana said the study could have applications for biotechnology research, perhaps as a model for the creation of medical implants.
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"Their strength through adversity serves as a model for all who seek to make our world just and peaceful," Ms. Kennedy said.
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Kite executives and national health officials characterize their partnership as a model arrangement in a system established by Congress three decades ago.
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He pointed to the addition of "Frozen" characters to the Norway pavilion as a model for changes coming to the France pavilion.
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The country was feted by European policymakers as a model for the recovery, having tightened its belt to exit a deep recession.
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Using the G.I. Bill as a model, they might expressly commit to provide opportunities for people who would never otherwise attend college.
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But while many in both parties consider Mr. Carter a disappointment as president, they generally view him as a model former president.
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"People who are involved in evangelization and Catholic new media, they look to him as a model in their lives," she said.
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For the world of opera and the wider world of classical music, this organization is a gift as well as a model.
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Trump's tariff-hiking, winner-picking economic nationalism, which looks to communist China as a model, is an immiserating morass of rank corruption.
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For years, especially early in Erdogan's 15-year-old rule, it was also seen as a model blend of Islam and democracy.
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I told them to add more vaseline to the camera lens — a trick I learned back when I was working as a model.
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She also launched a career as a model for IMG Models and has landed on the covers of Harper's Bazaar and Rolling Stone.
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Mizuhara was born in Dallas and got her break as a model in Seventeen in Japan, where she spent most of her childhood.
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Melania Trump began her work as a model in the United States without the proper work visa, the Associated Press reported last night.
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Nevertheless, Indiana's law, which the US Supreme Court refused to overturn in 2008, served as a model for the rest of the country.
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Later, however, Sharlet was faced with a disturbing hierarchy of power, designed to use Jesus's leadership teachings as a model for global influence.
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Plenty of people — ex-boyfriends, friends, industry people — have doubted Melanie Gaydos' ability to break through as a model, but she never did.
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Stewart's own encounter came when she was 16-years-old working as a model and attending a "go-see" audition for a job.
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Other school districts in the nation view LAUSD as a model for its sex education programming, in part due to its sheer size.
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And on Wednesday, Teen Vogue secured her status as a model to watch by placing her on the cover of its Icons issue.
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Given Facebook's domination of social media, anything the company does — including a devolution of its power — will serve as a model for others.
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Bernie Sanders, a left-wing senator who ran against Hillary Clinton for last year's Democratic Party presidential nomination, is invoked as a model.
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As a creative at heart, my next path was in makeup and beauty, and that was where I was discovered as a model.
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Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, successive administrations have projected the image of American democracy internationally as a model for other countries.
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She, and others in the location-based community, look to immersive theater like Sleep No More as a model for how to proceed.
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As Republicans embark on yet another sweeping rewrite of the tax code, many point to the 1986 effort as a model to emulate.
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"I had no credit cards, I didn't have a bank account," Teigen told Vanity Fair about her first years working as a model.
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"Trump himself and people in his entourage have held out the Muslim surveillance program as a model for nationwide adoption," he told me.
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Scientists currently use specially bred mice as a model to study Robinow syndrome, an incredibly rare condition with fewer than 200 documented cases.
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Simpson had also been described by authorities as a model prisoner at Lovelock Correctional Center, a medium-security prison in the Nevada desert.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan previewed the GOP strategy on Fox last month, pointing to the challenge of Obama's immigration laws as a model.
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After all, it's one thing to have H.G. Wells as a model and prophet, quite another to totally ignore his shitty eugenicist views.
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Many assume life as a model consists solely of walking down a runway wearing the latest fashions and looking beautiful at all times.
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So, as a model, you just have to get over yourself in those situations and be OK with being just a clothes hanger.
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When she moonlit as a model again in September, at Marc Jacobs' spring 2016 show, it was, in a word, "hilarious," Ditto says.
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With a new constitution and free elections, Tunisia has been praised as a model of democratic transition since the ouster of Ben Ali.
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While the bill will regulate the role of money in congressional campaigns, it can also serve as a model for states and municipalities.
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In the most prominent example, former President Obama used the insurance exchange in Massachusetts as a model for the Affordable Care Act. Rep.
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It stood as a model of how large-scale, bureaucratic and publicly controlled institutions could modernize the nation and make it more equitable.
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Ash's victory sparked a celebration on social media, and fans said Ash's perseverance through the years should serve as a model for others.
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Just as al Qaeda served as a mold for ISIS, so too will ISIS serve as a model for future groups to come.
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As an implicit contrast to Trump's politics of division, she cited the aspirational message of Martin Luther King Jr. as a model Monday.
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Using Medicare as a model, a program could be designed that would include the full complement of EHB services distributed among assorted plans.
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And it served as a model for other anti-discrimination measures such as the Americans With Disabilities Act and the Pregnancy Discrimination Act.
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Rome now looks up to Trump as a model in pursuing a radical break from the past, and is following in his footsteps.
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Whether a vehicle legally qualifies as a model aircraft depends on the intent of the operator, not on the vehicle's capabilities or design.
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However this series ends up, it still seems likely that the Warriors are the revolution, both as a model and as a team.
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After that, a prototype would be built, which would serve as a model for other organizations looking to build their own fusion reactors.
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Blanks worked as a model and spokeswoman at the Coliseum during car and boat shows, as well as technology and medical supply exhibitions.
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Morocco has since presented itself as a model for economic stability and gradual reform in a region troubled by conflict and political turmoil.
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The agency definitely pushes you as a model to use Instagram because it's something that generates money at the end of the day.
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Activists pointed to state-level restrictions on abortion as a model for how already-established rights, like same-sex marriage, could be undermined.
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Proponents point to an underground nickel-copper mine in operation on Michigan's Upper Peninsula as a model for the industry in northern Minnesota.
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In 2012, under his direction, Alcoa opened a smelter on Saudi's eastern coast that was hailed as a model of low-cost manufacturing.
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She estimates she booked about ten jobs in her first year as a model, and was paid an average of $700 per job.
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The College of the Ozarks in Point Lookout, Mo., is culturally conservative and held up as a model by right-of-center critics.
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Mr. Trump has cited my country, Canada, as a model for this kind of plan, and it's true: Immigration has worked in Canada.
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Living in a boarding school, I'm obligated to keep my room nice and tidy, ready for visitors and as a model to underclassmen.
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Many adopted the laws directly from the Indian Penal Code, which was seen at the time as a model for the other colonies.
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The attacks also acted as a brake on political reforms hailed as a model of democratic transition following its 2011 'Arab Spring' uprising.
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Ramabai was touched deeply by the optimism of American girls, and she viewed the United States as a model for a modern India.
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Poland, in particular, is held out as a model because it has been "secured economically, politically and militarily" by the E.U. and NATO.
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Mr. Trump described Jackson's presidency as a model for his own, portraying Jackson as a populist hero who had fought against government corruption.
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Despite Mr. Romer's enthusiastic, yearslong endorsement of the event as a model for cities of the future, he had never actually been before.
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She's an artist in her own right, getting her start as a model but recently appearing in films like Mickey and the Bear.
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As a model program, he points out how China put a major dent in the global trade in shark fins and rhino horns.
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The reputation, central to much Cold War liberalism, of England as a model liberal society also lies shattered amid the calamity of Brexit.
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Tunisia's transition since a 2011 uprising overthrew autocrat Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali has been hailed as a model for the Arab world.
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Australia has held itself up as a model for cracking down on violent extremist material online since the Christchurch massacre in New Zealand.
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Australia is pitching its strategy as a model for dealing with the problem, but the limits to its approach have quickly become clear.
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It was as a model that Ms. Schiano met the designer for whom she would become muse and, eventually, employee: Mr. Saint Laurent.
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But even the KTU—the Potemkin Village ICE officials have so assiduously cultivated as a model of enlightened detainee care—is highly suspect.
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The US Supreme Court held up the Harvard approach as a model when it first endorsed campus affirmative action in a 1978 case.
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If the issue is tackled head-on, Goldsmith believes it could serve as a model for combating other types of disinformation and scams.
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Still, the Doi Tung project was hailed as a "model to emulate" by a 216 regional report by the United Nations Development Program.
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Chiuri, along with the show's stylist, Karl Templer, watched as a model padded through the room wearing Chiuri's iteration of the New Look.
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Singh, who also works as a model, has been featured on the cover of Vogue India, GQ India, and Elle India, among others.
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The China Clean Energy Fund continues those efforts and, if successful, will serve as a model that may be replicated in other markets.
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In his "Theological-Political Treatise," he praised the tolerant multicultural society of Amsterdam and held it up as a model for the world.
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What's often forgotten is that Asians are claimed as a "model" to shame and dismiss other people of color's claims of racial barriers.
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We talked about how smaller kids might look to him as a model, about the importance of protecting his head and his brain.
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Even First Lady Melania Trump worked as a model on an H-1B during the 1990s before obtaining a green card in 2001.
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Are you meeting with people like that and trying to build, use your race and the conversation as a model for something bigger?
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But when the NIH discovered chimps weren't useful as a model for HIV research in 1995, it cancelled the government's chimp breeding program.
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By appearing in the photo, Miller breaks out of her role as observer and reprises her work as a model at a crucial moment.
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Tunisia's democratic transition since a 2011 uprising overthrew autocrat Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali has been praised as a model for the Arab world.
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Quickly after, Aden made her runway debut during New York Fashion Week Fall 2017 as a model in Kanye West's Yeezy Season 5 show.
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Alaskans are proud of Kodiak's accomplishments, and with the right policies in place, we can use Kodiak as a model across the Lower 48.
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Before her sudden death, Félicité, who was also known as Fizzy, worked as a model and influencer with over one million followers on Instagram.
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It serves as a model for a kind of fake science meant to inspire cynicism about new technologies and institutions in general, she said.
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Setting those concerns aside, if the New York wage floor turns out to be successful, it could serve as a model for other cities.
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Hicks, who hails from Greenwich, CT, had a successful run as a model during her teenage years, but that ended before she started college.
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As Tiyip's students and relatives have told us, Tiyip was widely respected as a model of how Uyghurs could succeed within the Chinese system.
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It's no wonder so many young people look up to him — not just as a celebrity, but as a model for achieving online stardom.
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But she says their taunts were nothing compared to what she would hear from agents and stylists as a model in New York City.
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On Thursday, the mother of three shared a throwback photo from her days as a model on Instagram — and its the cutest thing ever.
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In addition to starring on Ladies of London, Neilson worked as a model and was close friends with supermodels Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell.
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From Dancing To Dermatology When I first got to L.A. [trying to make it as a model], I kept getting put in music videos.
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The naked man in question arrives in the first act of "The Punishment Room," as a model in one of Rose's art history courses.
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President Xi Jinping has often praised Mao as a model for China today, saying Mao's era was one when officials were selfless and honest.
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His lawyer described him as a model officer whose attempts to help the drug addicts and prostitutes he came in contact with were distorted.
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Ash cites Mandela again as a model minority (along with James Baldwin and Gandhi), who is too dignified to be offended by hate speech.
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I activated an old Facebook account under a different name, and filled it with photos of a Romanian friend who worked as a model.
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"This was the right decision and should serve as a model for others who continue to fight the release of the report," Shapiro said.
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Hall's second gorgeous daughter, Georgia May, 143, is also following in mom's footsteps as a model and has made quite the name for herself.
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Joanna came to Hollywood as a model with designs on stardom, but the grapevine was loud and clear ... at least one kingmaker was treacherous.
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For example, the lab-grown skin the researchers produced might serve as a model to study how different components of skin interact, she says.
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On Friday, the Associated Press broke the story that Melania Trump worked in the U.S. as a model before getting the proper work visa.
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Tunisia has been hailed as a model for democratic progress since its 2011 uprising against Ben Ali led to free elections and political stability.
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The deal could serve as a model for other Taiwanese electronics firms which want to go global, says the island's economics minister, John Deng.
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"I'm sure I'll have my picture taken for 10 more years, but not as a model anymore," Crawford says in the magazine's February issue.
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It is very possible that everyone inside of this Copenhagen warehouse doubles as a model, or at the very least a stock photo model.
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Using this select group as a model, students could possibly be taught or directed to fight the tendency to glide through online texts. 4.
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If the United States was treated more as a model and less as a safety valve for failed states, we'd all be better off.
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Buried in the ash of despair and hopelessness are two technology greenshoots that could serve as a model for complex crises around the world.
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Also serving as a model was Alexa Greenfield, 23, another friend of Mr. Warren's and an entrepreneur whose ventures include jewelry for men's ties.
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Successful U.S. engagement in resolving this conflict would stand as a model for the rest of the world and demonstrate the power of diplomacy.
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There's also Mueller, who co-chaired the Enron Task Force, which Eisinger holds up as a model of how to go after corporate wrongdoing.
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Wukan was once hailed as a model of grass-roots participation that other Chinese villages might emulate as they sought to root out corruption.
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For many years, Hong Kong was seen as a model for Taiwan, an advertisement for future reunification, and Xi's speech harkened back to this.
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By looking to the success of the Denali as a model, The North Face is using several tactics to once again woo young shoppers.
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On Wednesday, he suggested stop-and-frisk policing, a tactic that has been discontinued in New York City, as a model for other cities.
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Romney, his predecessor as governor, created a statewide health-care system, which would become known as Romneycare and serve as a model for Obamacare.
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When Brandeis died in 1941, he was lauded by Chief Justice Harlan Fiske Stone, a Republican appointee, as a model of bipartisan judicial restraint.
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His confession left us feeling ambivalent about Andrew, whereas Goodson—even the name is a nudge—comes across as a model of moral improvement.
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He's an actor who got his big break with 2016's "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk" and has a growing career as a model.
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Talk show host Wendy Williams claims Meghan Markle once came to her and tried to work for Williams as a model for her show.
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Mr. Pearson's compensation plan, once heralded as a model for paying for performance, was tied directly to the success of the company's stock price.
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FRANCIS ELLIOTT Pineville, La. To the Editor: Orrin G. Hatch's description of Antonin Scalia as "a model of careful jurisprudence" is tough to swallow.
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Born in 1964 in Umbria, Italy, Bellucci began her career as a model in 1988 when she moved to Milan and signed with Elite.
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The early Modernists saw the Primitive as a model for how they perceived themselves: they would be the Primitives of their own esthetic enterprise.
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But this week, the president is expected to sign a bill into law that serves as a model for how government accountability should work.
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Mr. Cue, who has been at Apple for nearly three decades, cited Pixar as a model when he was interviewed at South by Southwest.
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Christine Schott, who at the time worked as a model manager and publicist for Ms. Trump, was there, and staying at Mar-a-Lago.
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The treatment of such a prominent foreign defendant has been revelatory for people who see Japan as a model in Asia for doing business.
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Massachusetts' health care reform — which expanded Medicaid, offered subsidized private insurance, and included an individual mandate — famously served as a model for the ACA.
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Even as Germany was winning praise as a model cosmopolitan society, it was struggling to incorporate millions of former citizens of a fallen dictatorship.
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All of this underscores just how difficult things have become at Nest, which was once put forth as a model for the Alphabet structure.
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According to news reports, she entered the country in 2001 on a so-called Einstein visa for "individuals of extraordinary ability" as a model.
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Before her sudden death, Félicité, who was also known as Fizzy, worked as a model and influencer with over one million followers on Instagram.
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Mr. Xi also held out China as a model for the new era, saying his country had developed its economy without imitating Western values.
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Republicans saw that as a model for conservative enactment of the program, while Democrats criticized what they saw as roadblocks for low-income Americans.
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At one point, she had to work five jobs to make ends meet, including working as a model, as she told Forbes in 2018.
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Ms. Negron has served eight years in prison, and her prison warden described her as a "model inmate," according to the White House statement.
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But few seemed to consider that the case might also serve as a model for other nations eager to clamp down on press freedom.
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She has apologized to the family, earned two college degrees, tutored her fellow inmates and has been described as a model prisoner, officials say.
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After students discuss, the whole class should share how they feel this podcast could be used as a model for a written narrative essay.
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A small group of growers, who clung to the notion of making fine wine despite the Nouveau craze, served as a model for others.
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When I moved to Paris at 15 to work as a model, the first thing that struck me was how differently the men behaved.
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But Ms. Lui said that these accomplishments — and the pressure to serve as a model of Aboriginal success — weigh on her like an anvil.
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Similarly, the Death Stranding soundtrack stands as a model of how to bend the language of schlock toward something more unsettling and genuinely weird.
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While the self-censorship drew complaints from users, other technology companies looking to get into China came to see LinkedIn's approach as a model.
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As a model, he regularly walks the runways for designers like Ralph Lauren during Men's Fashion Week, which will take place starting on Monday.
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The two countries have also reached an agreement on digital trade that they hope will serve as a model for negotiations with other countries.
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But the festival organiser takes a sober view of whether the case could serve as a model for dialogue in an increasingly polarised society.
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Yes, he definitely did -- and that's part of why using Schitt's Creek as a model for an ideal society is so stealthy and effective.
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Because there was enough overall resemblance between their swings — particularly the leg kick — Long felt he could use Trout as a model for Duda.
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Defense: Officer had to make a quick decision During closing arguments, Johnson described the teen as a model student -- hardworking, smart and always smiling.
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Citing an unnamed company as a model for circumventing United States sanctions, that second document seemed to implicate ZTE's more politically important rival, Huawei.
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They have persuaded senior UN officials, including the secretary-general, António Guterres, to praise the BRI in speeches as a model for global development.
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Wilde hopes that if universities work to cut back on flying, it will serve as a model to large corporations and other major actors.
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Yoho's approach is a serious answer to the sugar subsidy question and could well serve as a model for other agricultural commodities as well.
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He warned it was not an isolated move, noting that Mr. Orban's illiberal democracy is seen by some as a model in the region.
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Mr. Gao was known for his work as a model for Louis Vuitton, as well as his roles on several television shows and movies.
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So, thought the researchers, using the C. cranwelli frog as a model, maybe they could estimate how strong of a bite the extinct Beelzebufo had.
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Another country that frequently comes up as a model in the health care debate is France, which has a mix of public and private insurance.
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