" Other highlights: On authoritarianism: "Strongman politics are ascendant suddenly.
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I can see where her planets are, but I can't see what her ascendant is, but I have a feeling she's a Scorpio ascendant, which is why she seems so blank and secretive.
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MACCALLUM: So what about this argument that strongman are ascendant?
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They're talking about the last time American Nazis felt ascendant.
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If Trump is ascendant, then we will be discussing that.
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It seems certain to deepen as nationalist politics remain ascendant.
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Some even hail a cure for ascendant cynicism and populism.
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Ten years after Lehman Brothers imploded, the bulls are ascendant.
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They have arrived at a time when China is ascendant.
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That ascendant leadership offers a bright spot for depressed conservatives.
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Meanwhile, ascendant conservatives have blocked women from military draft registration.
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Here, racers' ascendant athletic careers have been masterminded and refined.
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The Vermont senator had appeared ascendant leading into Super Tuesday.
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"I really believe we're on an ascendant trend," Velazquez said.
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Venus seemed the ascendant sister as Serena struggled with injuries.
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Once again, illiberalism seems ascendant, to the detriment of democracy.
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Or what if an ascendant economy inflates home values nationwide?
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Long before the American election, populists were ascendant in Europe.
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The ascendant voters have not yet ascended in sufficient numbers.
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Younger people are astonishingly insouciant about revanchist Russia and ascendant China.
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Mao ascendant As the country plunged into chaos, Mao's fervor increased.
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It was the summer of 2004, and pop-punk was ascendant.
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For a while, Mrs Mugabe seemed to be in the ascendant.
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Ascendant, the final installment, was slated for a June 2017 debut.
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Dr. Professor explained that, in Latitude parlance, he was my ascendant.
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Bannon and his world view was ascendant -- and he knew it.
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But since email became ascendant, the Crown corporation's fortunes have declined.
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Drones may be in the ascendant, but not every sport flies.
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Trumpism is not ascendant in Merkel's party, at least not yet.
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She disputed that Democratic socialism is "ascendant" in the broader party.
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Germany wasn't the only place where the far right seemed ascendant.
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Her installation also reflects the ascendant nationalism within Trump's inner circle.
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Now, there are some new, ascendant Democratic financiers in Silicon Valley.
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And science was in the ascendant, after helping the war effort.
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Friendship is ascendant, or parenthood or elegant alienation (see Rachel Cusk).
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Is this new strain of thinking as ascendant as I claim?
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You want to move, but there's something ascendant about it too.
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Chris Evans: Avenger, ascendant Apple TV+ star, dog dad, and… musical man?
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Jared, Ivanka, Gary Cohn, Dina Powell — they and their worldview are ascendant.
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Her response: Go hard at the Democratic primary's most ascendant candidate, Warren.
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"Ascendant" is the fourth in the series that kicked off in 2014.
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"A couple of minutes changes the ascendant degree," astrologer Amy Tripp says.
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The ideas of self-care generally and skin care specifically are ascendant.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Pushy bosses are on the ascendant in French companies.
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And, in the early days of the Trump administration, Bannon seemed ascendant.
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Any year-old box of raisins have automatically transformed into Ascendant Raisins.
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They see China, Russia, Iran, and ISIS ascendant on the global stage.
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By the 1980s the Chicago school of free-market thought was ascendant.
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Sanders won the support of the first, ascendant side of that divide.
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Other wrestlers will come after, and the next generation is already ascendant.
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Now Assad appears "ascendant" in the civil war, according to a Gen.
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As things stand, though, it is the high pressers who are ascendant.
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And now, with Trump ascendant, things have reached the level of crisis.
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Moderate Democrats worry a strident style will similarly doom today's ascendant left.
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But there are signs that the White House's nationalist wing is ascendant.
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If Leo continues on this ascendant path, the attention will only grow.
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China, on the other hand, was described as economically and militarily ascendant.
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Much of this took place amid anxiety over crime and ascendant minorities.
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While Ms. Vestager's global influence is ascendant, her political fate is murky.
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As long as Sanders is in the ascendant, Warren's star cannot rise.
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And Trump's loudest supporters feel like the ascendant voices in the party.
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Meanwhile, the party's left wing seems — at least for the moment — ascendant.
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The House campaign pits each party's ascendant populist strain against the other's.
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The color brown, so long disdained in floral designs, is now ascendant.
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But, with or without the American Svengali, populists seemed in the ascendant.
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The convergence and unity of Democrats is a Godsend to ascendant liberals.
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Meanwhile, plant-based, Silicon Valley-backed Impossible and Beyond burgers are ascendant.
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But with Wagner ascendant, it was perhaps inevitable that Meyerbeer would decline.
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You should date: George W. Bush (Cancer) Our 43rd President is a Leo rising with Mercury on the ascendant, which is really interesting—usually if you have Mercury on the ascendant, you're a lot more articulate than he is.
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Artificial intelligence is ascendant in medicine—from AI eye doctors to chatbot therapists.
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Now, at-home, "connected" fitness options, like Peloton's answer to SoulCycle, are ascendant.
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The good Africa, still happily in the ascendant, has rallied to the ICC.
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Liberal democracy was ascendant, and Albright's adopted country was its most powerful champion.
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Interact with him and you'll trade your Ascendant Raisins in for Salted Sweets.
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From false flags to fake news, the nation's tin foil hats are ascendant.
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The army was impassive, the Brotherhood restrained and Twitter-empowered Arab youth ascendant.
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Yahoo was also outgunned by two rivals, Google and Facebook: both ascendant forces.
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The tuberculosis surprise was eclipsed in the 1930s as heart disease became ascendant.
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"The ascendant view had been 'if it's digital, it's better,' " Mr. Wieser said.
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Meanwhile, ascendant neoliberalism and globalization were stacking the deck against success at Noordwijk.
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Trump and ascendant nationalist economic advisor Peter Navarro think this is wildly unfair.
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Her game has grown ascendant in the most important part of the season.
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This is the essential question the ascendant, economic left faces in the 2020s.
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That speaks volumes about the pitchfork populism that's been ascendant on the left.
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Bloomberg's campaign largely exists to suppress the two ascendant factions in American politics.
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With prospects like that, Mr. Putin's star in the region is clearly ascendant.
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"He has an opportunity to be ascendant," a State Department official told me.
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Three years later, it's clear that Sanders's vision is ascendant in the Democratic Party.
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Ascendant House Democrats are grappling with how to approach climate in the next Congress.
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But as Sanders looks ascendant, Warren may try to draw more distinctions like this.
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And today, with that new strategy ascendant, Zuckerberg announced another series of dramatic changes.
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Conservative radio talkers, activists and upstart news outlets of the populist right are ascendant.
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And a tactical foe — White House acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney — was ascendant.
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Also known as your ascendant sign, your rising sign is foundational to your personality.
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When America was ascendant the patterns of commerce and the financial system were complementary.
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Bernie Sanders was two years into his congressional career; democratic socialism was not ascendant.
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He's got a knack for taking more academic forms and making them feel ascendant.
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That's an old metaphor, but it captures something new or ascendant in our politics.
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The ascendant sign is the sign on the Eastern horizon when you were born.
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The cusp of your seventh house, or your descendant, is exactly opposite your ascendant.
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Regardless, the left feels ascendant, with the party's biggest stars – Sanders and Massachusetts Sen.
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Ivanka Trump's star is ascendant at 85033 Pennsylvania Avenue and around the world, too.
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What the ascendant right wing needed was something more than a sense of hurt.
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When Republicans were in the ascendant, centrists urged Democrats to adapt by moving right.
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These days, with brutality and ugliness in the ascendant, they have a critical edge.
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It was a time where Jeff Mills and Robert Hood were in the ascendant.
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Besides changes in the use of courtesy titles, equality is seemingly ascendant at Wimbledon.
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In fact, the European Union, which was created to temper those impulses, was ascendant.
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For Mr. Buttigieg's ascendant campaign, the answer, in a saturated media age, was easy.
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The Chinese leader is newly ascendant after consolidating power at a Communist Party congress.
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Hell, they even got a vanity piece in the Times while they're still ascendant.
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A basic problem is that hard-liners seem ascendant in both Washington and Pyongyang.
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Suddenly the American women are ascendant in a way they have not been before.
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After what was nearly an ascendant decade, sales petered off globally with few exceptions.
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It's so easy now, with despair ascendant across the Middle East, to forget that.
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Pushing has been ascendant over the past decade for a simple reason: it works.
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During the Clinton impeachment, the "choose your narrative" version of our politics became ascendant.
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Five years ago, Mr. Spurr was an ascendant star in the city's fashion firmament.
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While both candidates are ascendant in Iowa, they took different paths to this point.
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In every corner of the world, dictators are ascendant and increasingly entrenched in power.
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But amid the wartime exigencies of "Discovery" these notions are under siege, not ascendant.
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Moreno was already bragging about his close ties to Flores and other ascendant Chavistas.
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France were magnificent with Zidane ascendant, a phoenix from the ashes of gratuitous disciplinary issues.
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Your midheaven sign is actually quite similar in function to your rising, or ascendant, sign.
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With the Depression and the New Deal scrambling politics, the Democrats came into the ascendant.
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The alt-right is ascendant, the militant left is rising up in response to it.
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Here's where DST can gum up the works, particularly in terms of your ascendant sign.
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At 4:30 in midsummer you hear the birds' morning chorus, nature primeval and ascendant.
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This kind of analysis is ascendant on the left, but it carries a grim circularity.
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At stake are relations with an ascendant and increasingly assertive China under President Xi Jinping.
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Its ultimate success is of critical importance, with forms of authoritarianism ascendant the world over.
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With Europe shattered, the United States was suddenly in the ascendant, a genuine world power.
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Can you even guess which ascendant Hollywood hunk is leading Too Old To Die Young?
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In short, the Trump-Steve Bannon-Laura Ingraham wing of the Republican party is ascendant.
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It could have been excessive labor power, or possibly it was the ascendant financial sector.
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In Tehran, the hard-liners are ascendant, their skepticism about engaging with the West validated.
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Today it is the dysfunctions, not the virtues, of the ancient Greeks that are ascendant.
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By the 2000s, a more liberal-seeming, post-Islamist party led by Erdogan was ascendant.
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By the 2000s, a more liberal-seeming, post-Islamist party led by Erdogan was ascendant.
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I never expected to live through a time when bigotry would again be as ascendant.
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His company symbolizes the role an ascendant India sees for itself on the global stage.
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"Don Jr. was never ascendant or consolidating power in the campaign," said the campaign aide.
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"She is that person; she's not just running on it because it's ascendant," said Sroka.
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That pleased his party's ascendant, anti-government conservatives, who favored shrinking taxes and spending in tandem.
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I'm also currently working on the third book of the Manticore Ascendant series with David Weber.
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The race could give a hint whether more left-leaning candidates are ascendant in the party.
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From the outside Iran looks ascendant, using proxies to expand its reach across the Middle East.
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They were often preceded by periods in which light-touch regulatory thinking was in the ascendant.
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I can't believe Trump has the opposite ascendant of Obama and the opposite sun of Comey.
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Chances are slim that the freshly ascendant Trump would let himself go anywhere near her again.
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Last week, Trump removed Bannon from the National Security Council, while Powell appears to be ascendant.
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The ascendant threats are dividing Colombians just before they vote on a Santos successor in May.
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In his administration's policy, foreign and domestic, and in the compliant Republican Party, Bannonism is ascendant.
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Euroskeptics have no chance – not even Brexiters, or Italy's ascendant Five Star Movement and League parties.
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It all seems wildly romantic, especially at a moment when Trump and Brexit voters are ascendant.
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But Trump's ascendant political profile may lead him to maintain a lower profile here this week.
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Troublingly, he also has Mars right on his ascendant in his 12th house, which indicates violence.
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After Ocasio-Cortez's win, Pelosi denied Republican claims that socialism is ascendant in the Democratic Party.
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Given Fox News's ascendant ratings, it seems clear that hard-line views attract a big audience.
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But Dr. Lewis said that another division had become ascendant in the minds of many residents.
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Scams and fakery were not just ascendant this decade — they were often the dominant story line.
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Democratic presidential contenders are facing what could be their last chance to halt an ascendant Sen.
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Strict environmental protections, a progressive tax policy and an ascendant minimum wage haven't slowed the surge.
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How did the 2016 Giants go from vexed, bewildered and embattled to resourceful, efficient and ascendant?
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It happened when New York developed anxiety about ascendant scenes in California or in the South.
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That sort of glibness, in turn, is likely to give already-ascendant Democratic ideas a boost.
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With Mr. Murphy's candidacy ascendant, his rivals have been campaigning aggressively to chip into his lead.
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Other states where Democrats and teachers' unions are ascendant are similarly retreating from such testing systems.
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The ascendant nativism, on Gest's account, is the result of lower-class whites seeing themselves as victims.
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But it dates back to the late 1980s and the early 1990s, when Newt Gingrich was ascendant.
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Executives at ascendant tech titans like Amazon and Google tend to look down on their predecessor IBM.
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Unsurprisingly, then, Mr Trump's measures have not transformed the battlefield, where the Taliban remain in the ascendant.
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A man rose from his pew to deliver a mocking encomium to "your Mastership", the ascendant rood.
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A sense that SOEs are ascendant was captured in an online article that went viral last month.
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For ascendant technology firms, intellectual property and other intangible forms of capital are more important than land.
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When it is ascendant, the internet landscape around it starts to feel more than a little toxic.
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Go deeper: This piece first appeared in earlier form as "Bolsonaro Ascendant" (I and II) at cfr.org.
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As Mr Bannon returns to America's 244th-most-popular website, these mainstream figures are in the ascendant.
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In north-west Iraq, the Iranian-backed Hashad al-Shabi, or Popular Mobilisation Units (PMUs), are ascendant.
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"I have two daughters, and I feel girls are ascendant, and I'm thrilled for them," he said.
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In Europe, fears that ascendant populism in Britain, Poland, and Hungary would destabilize the E.U. proved exaggerated.
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Lionsgate broke up Roth's final book into two movies, the second of which, "Ascendant," launches next year.
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His hawkish views have been ascendant during the ensuing conflict in Ukraine and standoff with the West.
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Instead, he argued, the patrols date from a period when the ultra-Orthodox were already politically ascendant.
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China is ascendant in the Pacific and assertive throughout what it sees as its sphere of influence.
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Liberals, who are now ascendant in the Democratic Party, made up just 2202 percent of 2628 voters.
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But let's not mistake this ascendant form of artificial intelligence for anything more than it really is.
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Anti-Semitism is ascendant in Europe and many fear that the resurgence of nationalism will exacerbate it.
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But as older white men, they are out of step with ascendant forces in the party today.
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In Trump's America, white racism is ascendant; it is reclaiming a space many had hoped was shrinking.
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The party saw its future in ascendant constituencies: empowered minorities, singles, social liberals and the well-educated.
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Bloomberg, ahead of the debate, is signaling an all-out focus on Sanders, the race's ascendant frontrunner.
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In the Middle East, Iran is ascendant, producing and proliferating weapons that fan the flames of conflict.
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After last year, where Netflix was so ascendant, people are very excited about movies in the theater.
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But cancel culture was not yet ascendant, and he stayed atop the masthead for another 11 years.
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Even with over half gone, no one is close to majority — even among its ascendant left wing.
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This presents a stark choice, and illustrates the fundamental difference between today's GOP and the ascendant Democrats.
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Ms. Warren chose not to talk about Medicare for All, a signature issue for the ascendant left.
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Democratic 2020 hopeful Pete Buttigieg is — by every measure — having an ascendant moment as a candidate for president.
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These days you probably know him better as the Velveteen Dream, sexually ambiguous, gender-fluid ascendant NXT superstar.
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Because they don't necessarily reflect anything other than United States being a little more ascendant than they are.
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Right now, the climate denial wing of the Trump transition is not just ascendant, but appears almost unchallenged.
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Scaramucci, despite this week (or -- gulp -- maybe because of it) is weirdly ascendant in the White House. 3.
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Ascendant in Egypt, ISIS is recruiting in the prisons and otherwise feeding off resentment caused by government abuses.
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And while this belief may be fleeting, the emcee who performs under the alias milo is certainly ascendant.
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With Trump in office, the Christian right is ascendant, and fighting sexual abuse ranks low among its ambitions.
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Who is admitted to the politburo and its standing committee will show which group is in the ascendant.
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On trade, his critique that global deals favor corporate interests at the expense of working people is ascendant.
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In short, orderly populism is therefore ascendant in Japan and stands to consolidate the country's fledgling political system.
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The Messianic religious Zionism that holds all the West Bank to be Israel's by biblical decree is ascendant.
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For around 10 years, the conventional wisdom in the energy sector has been that natural gas is ascendant.
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Politicians who are deeply skeptical of military interventions have been in the ascendant in both parties, including Sens.
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The fundraiser was hosted at the home of Karla Jurvetson, an ascendant Democratic megadonor in Silicon Valley politics.
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In this current moment of ascendant female anger, are we taking too much for granted about its value?
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And, perhaps most important, can he unite the party and not alienate its ascendant progressive base, as Mrs.
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"We are creating a way to mix cachaça," he said of the city's ascendant class of craft bartenders.
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Biden remains competitive in Iowa just six days from the caucuses but is battling the ascendant Vermont Sen.
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When it comes to an ascendant China, Americans clearly believe there is also a lot to worry about.
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"We seem to have reached a point where cooperation is in decline, and competition is in the ascendant."
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Digital is ascendant, but some students prefer old-fashioned textbooks so they can jot notes in the margins.
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The production is designed to show him as ascendant, with momentum building toward the state's caucuses next Monday.
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Her ascendant candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination is causing a scare among finance professionals at the conference.
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Iran's influence in Iraq is not just ascendant, but diverse, projecting into military, political, economic and cultural affairs.
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"Ascendant voters" are fickle and are likely to either not vote at all or support third-party candidates.
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It has sparked accusations of hypocrisy from Republicans and some disappointment from ascendant progressives on Democrats' left wing.
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Moonves' career at CBS has been ascendant since he started there in 1995 as the president of entertainment.
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Walmart was ascendant, its ruthlessness toward employees and suppliers celebrated as the only way to survive as a retailer.
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Then Watergate threatened to leave the Republicans as a rump yet again, but six years later Reaganism was ascendant.
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When he ran for president in 2008, Mr. Obama was the candidate of the young and the demographically ascendant.
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The list of his shifts: Centrist forces led by Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump were ascendant, now are dominant.
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In 2006, the team was ascendant and relevant for the first time in half a decade, if not longer.
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Carlo Rovelli, a physicist at the University of Marseille and a founding father of LQG, believes his field ascendant.
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And analysts said this clash should sound an alarm, with the ascendant "Crazy Rich Asians" shielding a struggling underclass.
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Today the country seems to be heading that way again, but this time with the BJP in the ascendant.
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"In the last year South Africa's reformist voices have been ascendant," says Goolam Ballim, an economist at Standard Bank.
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A fully ascendant liberalism would have co-opt or crush groups that in California politics simply diminished or disappeared.
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According to Variety, negotiations are underway to air "The Divergent Series: Ascendant" on television rather than open in theaters.
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Underworld Ascendant Kickstarter backers have had access to a pre-alpha version of the game for a while now.
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The two sides had warred over Mr Trump's mercantilist tendencies, but it now appears that the nationalists are ascendant.
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If you don't totally agree with our recommendations, try consulting her moon sign or her rising (ascendant) sign instead.
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"It's ascendant in that district perhaps," Pelosi said referring to New York's 28503th District, where Ocasio-Cortez is running.
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But his shortcomings as a passer turned off many traditionalists, and their opinion has been ascendant in recent years.
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Television, supposedly the ascendant visual medium of our time, has a way of shrinking and crowding us into boxes.
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After years and years of struggle, the Resistance is officially on the ropes and the First Order is ascendant.
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But aside from meaningless disapproval in the United Nations, Russian power was ascendant with impunity from the world community.
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But he has lost three of his last five bouts and is likely to struggle against the ascendant McGregor.
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But overall there's something even more ascendant about it, a reminder of the power you can find in negation.
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"The Republican party is in a death spiral," Democratic pollster Stanley Greenberg warns in his new book America Ascendant.
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Those who demand free-spending authoritarianism and a "do-or-die" escape from the yoke of Brussels are ascendant.
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Colau's victory was an earthquake in Barcelona politics, a sharp swing to the left just when nationalists seemed ascendant.
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Bernie Sanders supporters' that senior members of the Democratic establishment are lining up to thwart his ascendant presidential bid.
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Bernie Sanders' supporters that senior members of the Democratic establishment are lining up to thwart his ascendant presidential bid.
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This is a reassuring theory and one that seems newly ascendant in this age of scapegoating and fear-mongering.
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De Jonge references Federer's "agonizing losses" to the ascendant and, in my view, equally great, young Nadal and Djokovic.
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Bashar al-Assad, the gasman-henchman of Vladimir Putin, is ascendant, moving back into northern Syria with Russian help.
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Something hasn't peaked until it has started to decline — and to date the far right has only been ascendant.
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Further, India will remain a critical strategic ally in the Indo-Pacific region as we confront an ascendant China.
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Yet for many Republicans, evidence that a more inflammatory wing of the party is ascendant is hard to ignore.
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But if they wanted to, they could make Houston look as if she were floating on air, spinning, ascendant.
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Today, the Trumpian uninviteds are ascendant, and their power and celebrity seem irresistible to the next wave of Republicans.
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The newly ascendant Buttigieg struggled to answer questions about his polling at zero or near zero with black voters.
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They made both sport and crusade of breaking into Apple's ascendant phone and opening the system up to rogue developers.
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His star is very much ascendant, with Bloom charting at number 3 and number 4 in Australia and USA, respectively.
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Podcasts have been ascendant lately, but you may not want to stream Serial or Dirty John during family dinner prep.
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Enter Howard Schultz, the billionaire centrist who has shaken up the best-laid plans of the coalition of the ascendant.
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The company needs these chips in order to stay competitive with ascendant technologies like those from ARM, which dominates mobile.
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Ascendant House Democrats gearing up to aggressively probe the White House are facing pressure to pursue another target too: ExxonMobil.
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In various guises, this political current was in the ascendant in many countries for much of the past 40 years.
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They wore preppy clothes and claimed they were simply trying to save "European culture" from an ascendant multi-cultural left.
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It debuted in 22016 at the Toronto International Film Festival and followed her ascendant career and her battle against cancer.
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Ascendant, the final installment in Lionsgate's dystopian franchise, may instead launch as a television movie followed by a spinoff series.
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A simple way to see it is that as a result, the more hawkish advisers are ascendant and more influential.
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A big irony: Bannon got personally crossways with the president at a time when nationalist policies were ascendant with POTUS.
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If you've never had your birth chart drawn up, you probably don't know what your rising (or ascendant) sign is.
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Those are strong selling points at a time when many liberals view the Sanders wing of the party as ascendant.
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With big companies ascendant, the number of new entrant firms being created is at its lowest level since the 1970s.
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He is always trying to represent "the true Christ" — not a specific religious figure, but an ascendant state of being.
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Mr. Bleckner, who had a Guggenheim retrospective in 1995 at 45, had been an ascendant art star of the 1980s.
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The candidates are angling for attention on picket lines in an effort to show solidarity with the ascendant labor movement.
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Today, as in the nineteen-thirties, strongmen are ascendant worldwide, purging civil servants, subverting the judiciary, and bullying the press.
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The next step in Cunningham's ascendant and newly professional career is the Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro next month.
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Not only will conservatives rebel if he deals with Clinton; the outsiders ascendant in the GOP will vilify him, too.
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Emde, though, is part of the first generation spellbound by a media-driven culinary wave: the Food Network was ascendant.
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Activism around racial issues has been a hallmark of the ascendant left wing of the party, led by Ocasio-Cortez.
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But some of the excitement over the potential blockbuster year has been overshadowed by ascendant competition: markets in mainland China.
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Sanders' plan mirrors elements of Warren's 1103% wealth tax, which has become a centerpiece of her ascendant 2020 presidential campaign.
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If you look at the geopolitical events of the past several years, it's easy to think that authoritarianism is ascendant.
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It's head-spinning, brilliant, and full of the sort of ascendant but fucked-up energy that his scene thrives on.
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"He was a shy dude, about 6-4," said Morant, the draft's ascendant mid-major star out of Murray State.
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The Boston Celtics and the Philadelphia 76ers are both ascendant teams, with young stars who will surely improve with age.
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As Amazon became ascendant and Mr. Bezos was on his way to becoming the world's richest man, his profile rose.
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There is a strong sense that the incoming DNC chairman should hail from the ascendant left wing of the party.
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Waldron had been a co-head of the firm's investment banking division, an ascendant business that Solomon himself came from.
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The campaign appeared to be ascendant in national and state polling until Bloomberg's disastrous performance during the Nevada debate Wednesday.
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China hawks have become ascendant across Congress and in the administration, and many Americans increasingly see China as a threat.
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Beto has delivered Democrats the first notion in a quarter of a century that their party may yet become ascendant.
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In 2012, this magazine sent me — quite innocently — to Oklahoma City to write about its ascendant basketball team, the Thunder.
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An ascendant far right has relentlessly pushed the narrative that the migrant crisis is continuing and that crime is up.
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WinRed became ascendant, and this time the Trump team and Senate Republicans joined in a pressure campaign to convert holdouts.
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At the same time, Tammany and the other halls of power in the city realized the black vote was ascendant.
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Germany, which has grappled with an ascendant right-wing movement in recent years, was among the countries on that list.
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Unlike Pierce and Garnett, who were in decline when they joined the Nets, Davis is an ascendant star at 26.
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Among other things, they are all constituencies alienated by the Republican Party and its ascendant candidate for the presidency, Donald Trump.
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Iran is at the center of this argument: Everyone agrees that Iran is ascendant and America's Sunni-dictator allies are struggling.
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Populist policies, such as sticking it to Mr Bezos, subsidising rent and giving more power to workers, are in the ascendant.
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Mormonism's most visible split from the political fringe began last year as a Mormon version of the alt-right was ascendant.
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Their initial idea for a single Anglo-American institute to fuse a weakened Britain and an ascendant America was not realised.
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It is not yet known if the franchise stars will also be involved in either "Ascendant" or a planned television show.
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France, Germany and the Netherlands, where radical anti-establishment parties are in the ascendant, will all hold general elections in 2017.
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The key player is the ascendant Trade Representative, Robert Lighthizer, who views American trade strategy with China as an unmitigated defeat.
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One final wild card is whether the ascendant left in the House Democratic majority makes a ruckus over military spending increases.
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"I said that I didn't sign up for a TV show," Woodley said when asked if she'd take part in Ascendant.
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To start, rock and roll is in one of its periodic nadirs and hip-hop has long been in the ascendant.
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In 2007, as the Bush White House grappled with the newly ascendant progressive-led Congress, that economic progress started to stall.
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Normani's fans were quick to point out the ascendant pop star's bona fides on Twitter, praising Minaj for recognizing them too.
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In doing so, the administration disregarded the abundant evidence that jihadists were ascendant across the region and within the Palestinian community.
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When it appeared that Sanders, whose uncompromising view of government worries many moderates, was ascendant, Bloomberg jumped into the Democratic primary.
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Now, with President Trump ascendant, the question becomes still more urgent: What happens if the gender gap becomes a gender chasm?
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Born in Israel, he became involved in the ascendant US conservative movement during his undergraduate study at Princeton in the 1980s.
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There was a brief period in the early 2010s, dubbed "the libertarian moment," when the advocates of non-interventionism seemed ascendant.
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Two years ago, he surrendered Gleyber Torres — who is now an ascendant star for the Yankees — to acquire closer Aroldis Chapman.
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No question, the Valley is a wellspring of innovation and home to the ascendant digital corporate giants, both feared and admired.
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Four years ago, at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, Concacaf, the confederation that includes North and Central America, seemed ascendant.
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Sanders appears to be taking on former Vice President Joe Biden, who is ascendant after a night of Super Tuesday wins.
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The racism that is currently ascendant, on the streets of Charlottesville and in the government itself, isn't exactly the liberal kind.
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Or he's faltering, slipping into fourth place as he loses ground to Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and an ascendant Pete Buttigieg.
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Uncivil debate appears to be on the ascendant internationally, but the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean are particularly dangerous for such outbursts.
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Still, next year's budget negotiations are shaping up to be perhaps the greatest test yet for New York's ascendant progressive wing.
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Conservatives, by contrast, see a left ascendant in the halls of cultural power — universities, Hollywood, and even increasingly the corporate world.
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Mr. Blythe quickly became a leader of the newly ascendant loft jazz scene, centered on musician-run venues in Lower Manhattan.
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Monday's elections saw the once-ascendant heir to Canadian political royalty taken down a peg, with his Liberals losing their majority.
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But that is to be expected; there is a Republican Congress, a Republican president and a deregulatory mood ascendant in Washington.
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Second, Bernie Sanders wholeheartedly endorsed Hillary Clinton and gave a speech that reflected his ascendant lefty power in the Democratic Party.
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Publisher's Weekly gave the book a starred review, saying that "Asher's work continues to combine the best of advanced cybertech and military SF." Ascendant by Jack Campbell Jack Campbell continues his new Genesis Fleet series with Ascendant, which follows former fleet officer Rob Geary and former Marine Mele Darcy as they work to protect the blockaded world of Glenlyon.
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He's a member of the Wenja tribe, a once-ascendant people now scattered around the land of Oros, somewhere in Northern Europe.
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His addition to the dinner could be seen as a signal to the Chinese that trade hawks are ascendant inside the administration.
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But Mr. Rubio also must confront Mr. Christie, who is ascendant in New Hampshire, which votes just over a week after Iowa.
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Statistical analysis has become ascendant: an unfortunate state of affairs, because too often, there is an inverse relationship between computation and meaningfulness.
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The alternate vision, now apparently in the ascendant, is Bitcoin-as-Gold … with, eventually, a semi-separate Visa layer built atop it.
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The Divergent Series: Ascendant is set to bow on June 9, 2017 after it was moved out of its original March release.
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The first, "The Merry Pranksters Go to Washington," by Joshua Quittner, describes the Electronic Frontier Foundation in a moment of ascendant glory.
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Yet while those who cheer wrenching change are in the ascendant, they may get something different from what they had in mind.
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The Party Wants to Win," described a "growing tension between the party's ascendant militant wing and Democrats competing in conservative-leaning terrain.
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Right now, the regime and its Iranian and Russian backers are in the ascendant, but it's a landscape ripe for further bloodletting.
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The Beavers face an uphill battle against the ascendant Utes, who have won five straight after starting 1-3 in the conference.
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They must also appeal to — or simply survive the challenge from — the ascendant Hispanic community, a dance Mr. Rangel was adept at.
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Progressives didn't carry the day on this occasion but, given how heavily Sanders won over young voters, they are in the ascendant.
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As for the distinct disadvantage of the Democrats heading into midterms, their increasingly ascendant left is even further from an electoral majority.
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That's why the ascendant moral case for fossil fuels is even more pernicious than the climate-change denial on which it rests.
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Bits The technology industry is constantly dealing with the push and pull of two opposing forces: ascendant stars counterbalanced by declining players.
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Pocketed in the corners of North Brooklyn's neighborhoods, in between the ascendant high-rises, restaurant rows, and sprouting boutiques, is industrial space.
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Today's GOP base seems to want a bit of brimstone, to judge by the ascendant candidacies of Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
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Intellectuals were preoccupied with the legacy of slavery at a moment when "scientific racism" and its relatives, including social Darwinism, were ascendant.
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This approach works to make his songs popular — after all, studies have shown that sweeping, ascendant melodies make people feel intense emotions.
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In a very short while he was hailed as the ascendant star and perfectly disposed personality to ultimately succeed the aging Duncan.
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The executives will vigorously defend the $85 billion merger, which they say will create a stronger competitor to ascendant streaming video services.
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For Mr. Harrington, who retired shortly after he was arrested in 2016, the case cut short an ascendant, three-decade-long career.
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And I'd be remiss if I didn't point out that we're talking about reparations in a moment where white nationalism is ascendant.
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Mr. Lugar's devotion to international affairs created some distance with Republican voters in Indiana just as the Tea Party wing was ascendant.
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Clinton's campaign rival who represents the ascendant left wing of a Democratic Party that is more in line with the mayor's worldview.
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But the problem facing Landrieu is that being any kind of centrist Democrat when the party's progressives are ascendant would be perilous.
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Their liquid-speedy opposites, the endless lineup of "energy" drinks, feel very Empire-era outdated in the context of ascendant millennial wellness.
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The left looked at the years from Reagan to the younger Bush and saw an ascendant plutocracy and an immiserated working class.
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The ascendant Warren has seen her crowd sizes grow in cities across the country as enthusiasm builds for her anti-corruption message.
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After a few years of moderate coalition governance, a fusion of faith and tribalism is again on the ascendant in Sri Lanka.
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Nicholas explains what she calls the "three keys" of your birth chart: your sun, your moon, and your ascendant or rising sign.
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As explained this week by a dozen adherents of the movement, the ascendant new right in the country requires a physical response.
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Today, conservatism is ascendant, at least in name, with Republicans controlling both the legislative and the executive branches of the federal government.
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If there are any doubts that progressives are ascendant in US politics, the 2020 Democratic presidential primary should put them to rest.
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The Democratic Party's ascendant populist wing, led by Mr. Sanders, believes that a more ambitious economic message can lure back Trump voters.
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Booker's story has so far been eclipsed by those of other ascendant candidates, however — including another mayor, Pete Buttigieg of South Bend.
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On the Syrian front, the world was faced with the lose-lose choice of a collapsing Assad regime and an ascendant ISIS.
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As is often the case in a Rowling production, evil is ascendant, seeping through both human and magic realms like poison gas.
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The white supremacist agenda pushed by the U.D.C. was ascendant in Washington when the Virginia-born Woodrow Wilson became president in 1913.
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But with Trump in office, a very different worldview is likely to become ascendant and be pushed hard in coming immigration debates.
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The Plepler regime was done, and the AT&T team, with its ambition of bundling HBO into its main business, was ascendant.
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He was just cast as Theodore Decker in The Goldfinch, and movies like Ascendant and Billionaire Boys Club are next on the list.
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Your moon sign and your rising (or ascendant) sign are also vital parts of who you are, although they perform very different functions.
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Meanwhile, Egypt—the country that overtook South Africa—is newly ascendant as investors search for an alternative in the volatile emerging market space.
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She had absorbed the ascendant message, all but unavoidable for the elite American college student, that those tools were essential to serving others.
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What's enlightening about this latest twist is how the court's originalists, who are now ascendant in the federal judiciary, reached starkly different conclusions.
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On Baseball It was spring training 1998, a time when the Yankees were ascendant and the Mets were a dull portrait of mediocrity.
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Incoming Google CEO Larry Page, he argued, was a wartime CEO — with Facebook ascendant, Page would have to adopt a more combative mindset.
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America is in chaos, E Coin is ascendant, and the whole Stage Two mess has been pawned off on F Society and Iran.
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Elizabeth Warren, the left-leaning senator from Massachusetts, newly ascendant in the polls, was the clear front-runner, accompanied by nine hangers-on.
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And it's been nearly three years since the announcement of Underworld Ascendant, a Kickstarter-funded sequel made by members of the original team.
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Bridging that gap seems further away than ever, as a reluctant Likud government faces off against the Palestinians and an ascendant Hamas phenomenon.
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Instead of simply swapping ascendant signs, we whip out our handy chart app to get the dirt on their placements without their knowledge.
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The Chicago label International Anthem is best known as a jazz imprint, and a home for the city's ascendant scene of experimental instrumentalists.
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But I went back into the library and recorded the Fable an hour later, when my ascendant was distracted, and couldn't stop me.
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As Trump grew frustrated with the clear tensions between Bannon and Kushner, his ascendant senior adviser, he insisted they work out their differences.
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That original strand still exists, of course, but now it exists alongside this other trajectory, and it's the latter that's become increasingly ascendant.
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We'd elected a man of mixed race who'd lived all around the world and stood as a testament to an ascendant multicultural majority.
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Nationalists all over the world, ascendant as they already are, will be further emboldened by Trump's triumph and try to instigate similar policies.
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The decision to eliminate evolution from the curriculum "implies that more conservative, parochial and anti-intellectual Islamic views are more ascendant," he said.
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The author and historian is an ascendant voice highlighting disturbing episodes in America's past, many of which were previously whitewashed or ignored entirely.
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That candidate will need to galvanize the ascendant coalition and reach out to the disaffected voters who don't feel Democrats care about them.
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His approach to faith, however, put him at odds with the Moral Majority version of evangelicalism that was ascendant in the nineteen-eighties.
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Warren's supporters were cheering and chanting throughout the evening, highlighting the enthusiasm the ascendant 2020 Democratic candidate is generating on the campaign trail.
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The exact personal relationship between the two men is unclear, fueling discussion in Saudi Arabia and in foreign capitals about who is ascendant.
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Unfolding foldables It's admittedly been a tough couple of weeks for the ascendant form factor, thanks almost exclusively to malfunctioning Galaxy Fold units.
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The Hornets have been operationally ascendant, and the N.B.A.'s decision to take the 2017 All-Star Game elsewhere can't possibly be helpful.
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Flügel politicians are now ascendant within the party — and they are increasingly mixing their nationalism with the antiliberalism agenda of the New Right.
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It was an attitude-driven era characterized by the intense competition and skull-cracking trash talk of the ascendant first-person shooter genre.
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It pits ascendant forces in the party — the most conservative evangelical Christians and insurgent, anti-establishment populists — against the Republican leadership in Washington.
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A former plumber's apprentice from Dublin, Mr. McGregor is the brash face of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, an ascendant brand in combat sports.
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Climate denial is also ascendant at the Department of Agriculture, which is worrisome given the vulnerability of American farms to a changing climate.
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Long-simmering tensions between Pete Buttigieg and Elizabeth Warren, the two ascendant Democratic presidential candidates in Iowa, burst into the open this week.
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Both countries are dealing with an ascendant strain of right-wing populism that aims to roll back progress toward a more egalitarian society.
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If Trump and the ideological tendency he represents remain ascendant, the Court will mirror those views, too, and probably sooner rather than later.
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Correctly viewing MBS as ascendant in the Muslim nation, Kushner worked for months earlier in the administration to build close ties with him.
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Hammond had it in his mind that Aretha should be the next great jazz singer, even though the form was no longer ascendant.
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But by 2005, the year Ms. Foerderer retired, Ms. Graff was already ascendant in an office that loomed large among the nation's secretaries.
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Banks are ascendant in Washington, scoring major wins and enjoying the support of a friendly White House a decade after the financial crisis.
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The hot flashes and the welling up of "a bright, ascendant rage" make Steinke feel combustible, while the culture makes her feel invisible.
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Right-wing populism is ascendant across the continent: It gave us Brexit and anti-migration leaders in countries like Austria, Italy, and Hungary.
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But the advent of crowdfunding allowed them to return to the field with projects like Underworld Ascendant, Shroud of the Avatar, and Star Citizen.
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What if he is a unique political figure, not the leader of an ascendant movement of candidates who share his approach to the world?
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Consider Elizabeth Warren, the ascendant candidate, whom parts of the internet imagine working by candlelight to solve your problems, longhand on a legal pad.
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His latest, Red Moon, is set within spitting distance of today, envisioning the power struggle between an ascendant China and a declining United States.
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The summits Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev held in the 1980s looked in retrospect like surrender talks between an ascendant America and a broken rival.
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My ascendant—always several steps ahead of me—had become leader of the Affairs Guild, and he often worked on other internal projects too.
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It's why CBS launched its exclusive service, why Disney is launching theirs and how Amazon, Netflix and (even) Hulu have managed to become ascendant.
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In other words, just a slight difference in when you were born can have a major impact on the nature of your ascendant sign.
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Trashing the TPP entirely would jeopardize the leadership role the U.S. has cultivated since World War II, ceding our influence to an ascendant China.
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But it is clear that this star, however ascendant it may be is nowhere to be found outside of Trump's own ego and mind.
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That victory rocked Massachusetts' political establishment and boosted an already-ascendant progressive movement that has fought its way to the forefront of Democratic politics.
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" Alexander Hamilton sad that foreign powers could be our "most deadly adversaries" and could perhaps seek to "gain an improper ascendant in our councils.
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Not Bee alone, of course, but the entire phenomenon that she embodies: the rapid colonization of new cultural territory by an ascendant social liberalism.
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The 2008 elections saw Democrats around the nation ascendant, and as Barack Obama won the presidential election, Franken and Coleman were neck-and-neck.
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In Europe, as in the United States, working-class men are a key constituency for the far-right political parties that are now ascendant.
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Haiti was reeling, but Brazil was ascendant, and it had a need for cheap labor, especially with the World Cup and the Olympics approaching.
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And in case you missed it: • Four major fashion houses, four new names ascendant: Will this be the newest Paris Fashion Week in years?
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G.R. Those with ears close to the London turf already know about Shabaka Hutchings, the tenor saxophonist whose star is ascendant across the globe.
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This movie is a memory piece, after all (with a sequel in the works), set at a time of I.R.A. bombings and ascendant Thatcherism.
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The Ravens ended up outplaying Mahomes's ascendant Chiefs for a good part of the game and had the lead late into the fourth quarter.
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Traditional retail businesses have been in decline for a long time; the cult of shared goods and services enabled by technology is ever ascendant.
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It's also a time when women are ascendant in the party — and at least a few Democratic voters saw sexism in Mr. Biden's tone.
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The Paepckes imagined that Aspen could become an "American Athens", educating an upper-crust elite hungry for spiritual sustenance in the newly ascendant nation.
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At the time of Harris' town hall, the progressive wing of the party appeared ascendant, and potential presidential contenders were intent to keep pace.
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Though South Los Angeles lies near the city's booming downtown and the ascendant neighborhood of Inglewood, it has seen little development in past decades.
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Second-wave feminism was ascendant at the time, and "Yentl," a story about a woman taking control of her own life, reflected the moment.
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Under President Trump, however, they have become not just ascendant in the White House but entrenched in what was long ago Lincoln's Republican Party.
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But it took a special billionaire — Mr. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York — to find a more direct way to thwart ascendant progressives.
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The ascendant artist Anicka Yi collaborates with biologists, forensic scientists and perfumers to make art that tests the boundaries of perception and personal hygiene.
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Yet Tuesday's debate in South Carolina — where six other White House hopefuls all had Sanders in their sights — failed to damage his ascendant campaign.
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We, too, have our cheats and impostors, so many these days that some commentators have cited grift as the ascendant ethos of our time.
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But for all his investments, Bloomberg has drawn the ire of the Democratic Party's ascendant left flank, led by candidates like Warren and Sen.
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Like Ascendant, a focus on securitized bonds, such as mortgages, that took a beating in the financial crisis, has been a key to performance.
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He also was treated like an ascendant frontrunner toward the later part of Wednesday night's Democratic debate, fielding attacks from other candidates on stage.
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Legislation Trump entered office with his party ascendant, for the first time in a decade controlling both houses of Congress and the White House.
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And since playing hungry, ascendant midmajors carries the substantial risk of a loss, few good teams see an upside in agreeing to the games.
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Surrounded by these ascendant comedians, Mr. Shaffer said he did not feel funny himself but had an aptitude for regurgitating what other people said.
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Could it lose Escobar (and the immensely charismatic Wagner Moura) entirely, shift the focus to an ascendant cartel and still be the same show?
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The most intriguing name on Booker's FEC report is Reid Hoffman, the founder of LinkedIn who is now an ascendant Democratic powerbroker and megadonor.
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Screenshot: Jason and the Argonauts (1963)The robots are coming for our jobs, artificial intelligence is ascendant, and invisible programs are taking over our lives.
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He's quitting, as he openly said in his speech, because these harder-right factions have become ascendant both in Likud and Netanyahu's government in general.
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In the books, Cersei faces off against the humiliations of the ascendant High Sparrow, concluding with the now-infamous Walk of Shame through King's Landing.
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Georgetown and the United States and the world at large have been taken over by an ascendant ideology of how best to change the world.
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It feels like the seminal Robert Frank book The Americans, examining the good, bad, and weird of an ascendant superpower grappling with societal shifts. —K.
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Pelosi is holding together a House majority that contains moderate members who just flipped conservative districts as well as the stars of the ascendant left.
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Both series call the ascendant streamer home, are inspired by prolific, beloved authors, and were produced to be Emmys bait with their lush, cinematic aesthetics.
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But "with the supply side of the global oil equation still ascendant, rallies are likely to be limited and short-term in nature," he added.
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But for our moment's ascendant overlords, whose wealth comes from drafting off and collecting a percentage from technology, there is something more aspirational at work.
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Yet he faces a different cultural landscape in Russia, where reactionaries have been in the ascendant in recent years (a phenomenon that "The Student" satirised).
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With populists ascendant, many pro-business Republicans feel, as one longtime Republican in the finance industry puts it, "disenfranchised completely [and] abandoned by this president".
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The ascendant generation—writers in their 50s and early 60s—isn't as impressive: Jeffrey Eugenides, Michael Chabon, Louise Erdrich, Lorrie Moore, Jonathan Lethem, Jonathan Franzen.
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In a party where the left is ascendant, he has positioned himself as a centrist foil to New York City's liberal mayor, Bill de Blasio.
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The ascendant Atlanta rapper just released Lil Boat, his debut mixtape, and it's the cap on months of surprisingly popular standalone tracks released on SoundCloud.
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Incisive put-down humor, he suggested, isn't just useful for amassing a podcast following; it could also be helpful to an ascendant left-wing politics.
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The question would be whether "tax-cutting Trump" was in the ascendant or whether "trash-talking Trump" (on the foreign policy side) took the helm.
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Just because the conservative Silent Generation is dying out while millennials are ascendant doesn't mean that public opinion will shift leftward on all social issues.
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The upshot is that though he usually voted with whichever conservative bloc was ascendant, on rare occasions Kennedy would peer into the abyss and recoil.
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When Satya Nadella became chief executive in 2014, Microsoft largely depended on selling its Windows operating system on personal computers, even as smartphones were ascendant.
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They were ascendant after Sanders won the New Hampshire primary, which probably helped inspire the rapid consolidation of the moderate lane that boosted Joe Biden.
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Kraepelin was a staunch critic of psychoanalysis and passionate advocate for understanding mental phenomena in strictly biological terms — attitudes now also ascendant in psychiatric biomedicine.
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It would be tempting to say that this kind of patriotism has little in common with the nationalism that is now ascendant around the world.
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Iranian hard-liners, who distrust the West, want out of the nuclear deal and argue that only show of force deters Western aggression, are ascendant.
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At the time, indeed, City was ascendant, slowly asserting itself, drawing the sting from Spurs, quelling the noise from the crowd, starting to create chances.
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The newly ascendant faction wanted to distance the country from Mr. Putin's influence and embrace the West, possibly even joining the European Union and NATO.
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Saudi Arabia, the Sunni superpower of the region, feared that this ascendant Shia movement to its south was a proxy of Iran, its chief rival.
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Three decades on, nationalism, nativism and illiberalism are ascendant, from Donald Trump's United States, to Jaroslaw Kaczynski's Poland, to Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's Myanmar.
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A faction led by the ascendant Le Duan, the general secretary of the Central Committee, called for urban attacks aimed at igniting a popular uprising.
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A few personal pictures still remain, including some of her girlfriend, the ascendant pop singer-songwriter Mikaela Straus, who records under the name King Princess.
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It was as if the Kamala Harris and Amy Klobuchar moments, not to mention the longer stretch during which Warren was ascendant, had been hallucinations.
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Jörg Böcking, chief technology officer at Vibracoustic, based in Germany, said air springs had been ascendant since Mercedes-Benz introduced such a system in 1998.
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The ascendant view in Washington holds that the competition is us-or-them; in fact, the reality of this century will be us- and -them.
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The competitive hunger on the campaign trail reflects a new urgency especially among moderate candidates and voters seeking an alternative to the ascendant Ms. Warren.
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The growing tension between the party's ascendant militant wing and Democrats competing in conservative-leaning terrain, was on vivid, split-screen display over the weekend.
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Now, as the N.F.L.'s Oakland Raiders team prepares to move to Vegas this year, professional sports — both live and broadcast — are ascendant tourist attractions.
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Progressives faced a choice: either stick with appealing to workers and risk defeat, or appeal to the ascendant middle class and risk losing the workers.
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All over the world, right-wing populism is ascendant, and so far we have little evidence that multiracial left-wing populism can successfully challenge it.
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While the WeatherTech championship series doesn't permit hybrids, plenty of other race series do, including Formula One and the ascendant, all-electric Formula E series.
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Gun-control groups like Everytown for Gun Safety and Giffords were ascendant, amid outrage about mass shootings, and they outspent the N.R.A. in midterm elections.
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At that time, he recalled, the ascendant style was brukup, a limb-locking variety of rhythmic contortions born in the Caribbean island nation of Jamaica.
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She is mad as hell, and she has a detailed power-point plan (which is something very important to white, ascendant liberals) to fix it.
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For the last decade, the N.B.A. has been ascendant, with a highly marketable crop of talented young players, rising television ratings and high-quality competition.
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The aide said that, while the Hispanic Caucus is driving the detention bed issue, Ocasio-Cortez and the ascendant left are making it more prominent.
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In a December Washington Post column, Zakaria revisited his 1997 essay and asked a more pointed question: Is illiberalism now ascendant in the United States?
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The ascendant Democratic presidential aspirant has become a Silicon Valley sensation in the early stages of the primary — while Zuckerberg has been perpetually on the ropes.
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Why it matters: The posture of ascendant progressives is another reason why it's unclear if carbon taxes will ever emerge as a central federal climate policy.
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Star Shailene Woodley admitted yesterday that she too is in the dark about reports that the final film, Ascendant, may be presented as a TV movie.
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" — Rich Lowry, editor of National Review "When the candidates took the stage tonight, Marco Rubio was ascendant in N.H. But he stumbled at a pivotal moment.
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He is furiously attempting to portray the ascendant Mr. Trump as an inauthentic conservative while also scrambling to tamp down an emerging threat from Mr. Rubio.
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Via The Washington Post: It's no coincidence that the man at the center of standing in Obama's and Congress's way — Cruz — is ascendant in this race.
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" Steve Bannon, the proud culture warrior who was briefly and very publicly in the Trump doghouse, is ascendant after what friends call a period of "hibernation.
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At the time, the Paris agreement seemed to be a repudiation of climate denial, with climate action ascendant from Beijing to Washington and Delhi to Nairobi.
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According to VICE senior astrologer Annabel Gat, your rising sign, or ascendant, is one of your "big three" signs along with your sun and moon signs.
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Elizabeth Warren unveiled a new, stump-sounding speech at Netroots Nation, declaring the Democratic Party's gates successfully crashed and the ascendant progressive wing in full control.
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The upset defeat of a former Democratic congressman in a Nebraska House primary has become the latest sign of an ascendant left within the Democratic Party.
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It seemed to point in some way to the clash-of-civilizations narrative feeding the xenophobic brand of politics ascendant on both sides of the Atlantic.
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But with the dominant Rams and potentially ascendant 49ers fighting atop the NFC West, it might be a few years until their system takes the division.
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It's subtle, more like a soundtrack or concept album than the stacked collection of bangers one might expect from a Grammy-nominated ascendant pop star's debut.
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And in a fractious conference where race, geography, seniority and ideology all can loom large, an ambitious young New Yorker like Mr. Jeffries could be ascendant.
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In 1972, with feminism ascendant, Ms. Adato spoke with some regret about having been a behind-the-scenes player before she began making her own films.
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In an age of ascendant nationalism, it is also an example of how people use comedy to deal with authoritarian rule, no matter where they are.
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Since 2011, when Norway's ascendant era began, viewership figures have dwindled by about 40 percent, said Jurg Capol, the marketing director of the International Ski Federation.
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The Chinese "coolies" were cast as depraved gamblers; the Filipinos as prone to violence; the Japanese as cliquish and loyal only to the ascendant Japanese empire.
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In the early 2000s, with hip-hop and committee-written pop ascendant and post-grunge "alternative rock" on the radio, they were stubbornly out of step.
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Multiple White House officials said he is ascendant in the West Wing after his successful role in helping to pass a bipartisan criminal justice reform bill.
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Big cities are ascendant, enjoying accelerated job growth in a knowledge-driven economy, while midsize cities, small metro areas and rural communities struggle to keep pace.
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Its theme is "driving shared prosperity," Bloomberg notes, at a time when democratic socialism is ascendant and presidential candidates talk about raising taxes on the rich.
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But she does have the ascendant left, personified by Ocasio-Cortez, on her side on this issue — particularly with the threat of primary challenges behind her.
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And if strapping, ascendant young men with bright futures and beautiful families have secret desires and shameful urges, they hid them from the world, from themselves.
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Yet they may be considered imitators of Trump in the sense that, with him as the American president, their illiberalism has become an ascendant political force.
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But in many down-ballot races, it was the anti-establishment candidates who won at a moment in which the left appears ascendant around the country.
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With figurative painting ascendant, exhibitions of the great German painter Max Beckmann (1884-1950), are always inspiring; especially those that include rarely exhibited or reproduced works.
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The building boom made Brooklyn ascendant, with Queens not far behind, and some major residential mixed-use projects are now also underway in the South Bronx.
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Museums & Galleries The ascendant artist Anicka Yi collaborates with biologists, forensic scientists and perfumers to make art that tests the boundaries of perception and personal hygiene.
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All the experts appeared dismayed by what Jeffrey Sachs, the S.D.S.N.'s director, described as the "crude nationalism" and "aggressive anti-globalization" ascendant around the world.
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Warnings of a "Shiite crescent" began to take hold, and fears of an ascendant Iran began to resonate with more and more Sunnis across the region.
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It's a view that has been branded as naïve and wistful by some Democratic rivals as well as by the ascendant left wing of his party.
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Going forward, Pelosi will have to grapple with these new dynamics and with the rebellious young lawmakers, who represent the ascendant left wing of the party.
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"Don Jr. was never ascendant or consolidating power in the campaign," one campaign aide told The Hill before he appeared before the Senate panel in September.
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This was also the ascendant era of broadcast media in radio, film, and linear television (the term for cable and network TV that isn't on-demand).
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An economically ascendant Sinai could aid in alleviating some of the conditions that have caused local Bedouins to fall prey to ISIS ideology in that area.
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Hindu nationalism is ascendant, and the political fortunes of a party like the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, have been built on a weaponized idea of history.
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This staging touch brings out the feminist subtext of the opera: that for all the patriarchal bonds of society, women are ascendant and emboldening each other.
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Powhida's work in particular, with its laundry list of insults and palette of mocking portraits, suggests an artist preparing for a protracted conflict with an ascendant tyrant.
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But that's no solace to any upstart streaming service, which might soon find itself in the same place Netflix was back in 2012: ascendant, but left out.
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There are some perfectly good songs in the second act, too, but here the script is ascendant, and "Kinky Boots" is far better at walking than talking.
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When Trump began making a series of controversial statements in summer 2015, Cruz was one of the only rivals who refused to rebuke the ascendant GOP frontrunner.
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CPAC attendees were smiling, wandering happily from event to event, knowing their libturd-smashing agenda is ascendant and the president is once again an old white man.
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Ashlee was on her way t22004 becoming the ascendant Simpson sister, thanks to her Avril Lavigne-esque pop-punk sound and commercially viable, PG-13 rated angst.
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In an interview with the Today Show, Woodley said she was unsure of whether she would be playing Tris again in the fourth and final movie, Ascendant.
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The party's ascendant left wing has much the same hostility to free trade as Mr Trump, and it also favours higher taxes and a $15 minimum wage.
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Ellison enjoys the firm support of the ascendant left at a time when that wing of the party feels vindicated by the failure of Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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In early April, the Texas Senator looked like he was ascendant: The dump Trump PACs were reenergized, and donors started looking at him with a friendlier eye.
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The once-ascendant world of wearables seems to be on shaky ground of late, but you've got to hand it to polar for really going all in.
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In both forms it appears on, "Hold Me" wraps a squirmy bell melody around a sooty drum break, eventually blossoming into an ascendant, slow-motion floor-filler.
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Skeptical of a plant and jobs slow to materialize, Mahoney's experiences have fueled her interest in the sweeping government reforms endorsed by her party's ascendant left wing.
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On a strange song called "City of Angels," Miguel sounds as if he were singing through a bullhorn, while his vocals follow a heroic, ascendant guitar line.
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In Russia, and now in countries from Hungary to Poland, and in China, forms of authoritarianism are ascendant and liberalism (or even modest liberalization) are in retreat.
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Born seven years ago in the heady days of an economic boom, these Games were initially seen as a triumphal capstone for a newly ascendant global power.
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The New Orleans Pelicans hurried to surround Anthony Davis, an ascendant superstar, with a quality supporting cast; they are currently 29-1103 and staring down another overhaul.
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It's the beginning of 2017; Trump will soon take office, Duterte has kill squads, we're all reeling from Brexit, #blacklivesmatter is ascendant, and nothing really surprises anymore.
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When religious conservatives were ascendant, the G.O.P. actually tried minority outreach, it sent billions to fight AIDS in Africa, it pursued criminal justice reform in the states.
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If Mr. Biden appeared suddenly ascendant on Sunday, the Super Tuesday map still favored Mr. Sanders, given his money, organization and breadth of support in key states.
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The Democratic Party's commitment to newly ascendant — and often assertive — constituencies has alienated some middle and working class voters who see their own values and interests downgraded.
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With social media ascendant, there is a new, and increasingly important, runway for the stars, and a rising guard of stylists working to dress them for it.
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But this is a team that seems newly ascendant behind Lillard, a four-time All-Star who tends to operate with the impassive demeanor of an undertaker.
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Nipsey Hussle, the 33-year-old rapper who was shot and killed in Los Angeles on Sunday, represented an increasingly ascendant hip-hop archetype: the regional legend.
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By 2018, poptimism has gone from existing as a weirdo underground way of talking about music to becoming an ascendant ideology that's nearly as strong as rockism.
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Strong flavors are ascendant here, with nuances that only a kamaaina might understand, like ahi with white onions (clean and sweet) versus ahi with green onions (mellower).
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That document called for the United States to begin shifting its focus from the decades-long fight against terrorism to countering ascendant Russian and Chinese military might.
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This is what those of us who oppose Mr. Trump and the ascendant reactionary, nativist wing of the Republican Party see slipping away, with potentially horrifying consequences.
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It all comes at a time when Free Market — which made a name for itself using the legal system to obtain climate scientists' emails — should be ascendant.
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"He's been so ascendant without standing next to the others that it's hard to see how there's any political advantage by joining their ranks," Smerconish told me.
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Obama's margin of victory among minority voters in the coalition of the ascendant was so large that Romney drowned in a sea of black, brown and yellow.
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He's managed to hold on to his frontrunner status for months, despite a series of uneven debate performances and criticism from the Democratic Party's ascendant progressive wing.
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The gun safety movement is ascendant, fueled by student activism in the wake of last year's mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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They'd released mixtapes separately—Rucci's Notorious and Still Notorious, Mackk's Inglez and Organized Crime—but it was their collaborative MackkRucci that marked the duo as ascendant artists.
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The classicism of his countryman, Nicolas Poussin, whose contemporaneous, weirdly cheery "Martyrdom of St. Erasmus" (1628–1629) hung next to Valentin's altarpiece in St. Peter's, became ascendant.
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That's why discovering that your moon and your ascendant point are in the same sign can throw off how you understand these signs — and, in turn, your personality.
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Ben Orbach is the author of "Live from Jordan" and the CEO of The Ascendant Athlete, an organization that works with professional athletes to advance social justice issues.
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A quarter century ago, the fall of Soviet communism and the end of South African apartheid led many in the West to hope that liberalism was ascendant worldwide.
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However, the TOLO bombing, along with a growing pattern of attacks by a thriving and ascendant insurgency competing with ISIS for the most radical recruits, has changed that.
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With Netanyahu in power for the past decade and months away from becoming Israel's longest-serving leader if he is re-elected, the right is on the ascendant.
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A quick and dirty deal that does little to change China's underlying trade practices could see Mr Trump attacked at home for caving in to America's ascendant rival.
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And, in fact, Hoffman himself and other ascendant Silicon Valley donors like Chris Sacca have tried to help the Democratic establishment be more tech-friendly and cost-effective.
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The Republicans were fighting for their lives in Spain, fascism was ascendant in Italy and Germany, and it was time for science fiction to do something about it.
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It's interesting to note that the Firefly is so cool because its creators, Sasha Robinson and Mark Williams, came from Flip, the once ascendant camcorder company, and Apple.
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But there is an ascendant belief in the world of Democratic money that the personal preferences of the bagmen matters less than it once did, especially in primaries.
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His florid notion of an ascendant "economic nationalism" -- the kind that could birth a generational coalition -- has so far wilted after just seven months in the West Wing.
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This stuff can be incredibly dangerous for democracy, especially when the same ascendant movement that deifies one set of (white) leaders sees people of color as sub-human.
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Variety revealed that Lionsgate is repositioning the franchise for television with plans to release the final installment, Divergent: Ascendant, as a TV movie followed by a spinoff series.
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Had the economy been ascendant — as it was in 2005 when her predecessor, Mr. da Silva, became embroiled in a vote-buying scandal — she might have emerged unscathed.
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In 1997, realistic, highly rendered videogames were ascendant, and developers and the people who study narrative were arguing about whether a game could—or should—tell a story.
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Among the top priorities of ascendant progressive political leaders in both states in 28503 is the passage of laws banning local governments from enacting right-to-work laws.
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He comes into the region with China ascendant, its leader basking in the glow of a successful party congress, and its ambitions for regional -- if not global -- domination.
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Fast-forward to 2017, Koike is now ascendant as Abe's most redoubtable potential challenger after reorganizing Japan's fragmented opposition under her new national party, the Party of Hope.
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He seemed caught between the worlds of his parents and his children, the values with which he had grown up and those he now perceived to be ascendant.
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The meaning and purpose of art change several times over the course of the film, often in harmony with whatever punishing ideology—nationalism, communism, or capitalism—is ascendant.
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And there is a serious debate in many Asian countries about whether the future lies in closer partnerships with China, the ascendant power, or with the United States.
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A loss by Mr. Ellison, the first Muslim elected to Congress, would be a stunning blow to a leader of the ascendant progressive wing of the Democratic Party.
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But the distinction doesn't quite capture Congress in the time of the "Fox and Friends" presidency, in which a third kind of congressperson is ascendant: the Greenroom Caucus.
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The changing of the guard here has less to do with an ascendant Alphabet and more to do with Apple's iPhone sales, which are beginning to slow down.
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With the cranks and nationalists ascendant in Trump World, whoever replaces Mr. Cohn is unlikely to be any better than he is, and possibly quite a bit worse.
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That ill-conceived move was applauded by John Bolton, Mr. Trump's national security adviser and one of the arms control resisters who are now ascendant in the administration.
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Since 2013, the pro-military factions have been ascendant, but a Trump summit could lend heft to arguments by officials who prefer to prioritize economic development, Green said.
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But with Sanders ascendant in the polls, some of his supporters weren't happy with the establishment-leaning list — including Nina Turner, a co-chair of the Sanders campaign.
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UPS should be a huge winner now that online is totally ascendant, but how many times has this company managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory?
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Indeed, even as our cause appeared ascendant, a powerful right-wing movement was also percolating: Young Americans for Freedom, presidential candidates George Wallace and Barry Goldwater, California Gov.
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"[G]iven recent events, it is clear to me that forces that do not support the MAGA promise are — for now — ascendant within the White House," Gorka wrote.
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Across town, the Mets stand in sharp relief: an ascendant World Series contender and increasingly popular on television, the team is built around a dynamic young pitching rotation.
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Or should it lean into the ascendant liberal wing, and the far more diverse, far more female coalition inspired to action by their strident opposition to Mr. Trump?
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Clinton proxy battle -- in part because Ellison doesn't want his support limited to Sanders supporters and Perez knows he can't win without some backing from the party's ascendant progressives.
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On the contrary, the kind of right-wing populism he represents is ascendant in virtually every liberal democracy around the world, from France to Australia, from Israel to Sweden.
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But as far as software history goes, the Dashboard was a memorable feature that set OS X apart during the truly ascendant and transformative years of post-iPod Apple.
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Variety reports that the fourth and final installment in the franchise, The Divergent Series: Ascendant, will be produced as a TV movie instead of a film like its predecessors.
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As an ascendant power, China has no real incentive to limit its nuclear arsenal unless it determines that it doesn't need nuclear weapons to achieve its foreign policy goals.
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But now, with Kavanaugh ascendant, I feel it is important to resurface his late folly as evidence of his unsuitability for the position to which he has been nominated.
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What to watch: Two of Italy's former prime ministers have called for an investigation, and the public's reaction could determine the political future of one of Europe's ascendant populists.
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His work is heavy, but ascendant, the sort of six-string manipulation that prizes both chaos and fragility, darkness and light, swallowing worlds in his torrents of abstracted noise.
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With wealth managers now ascendant, Mr. Thiam seems willing to accept the wounded cries of his own bankers as a painful necessity if his grand plan is to succeed.
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Higgins was CEO of Bermuda-based Ascendant Group Ltd from 2012 to 0003, and has 40 years of experience in energy industry management roles, PREPA said in a statement.
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If you're looking for evidence that the fire monkey — with its attendant bad luck — is already ascendant, you can find it in Xianfeng, a village in central Sichuan Province.
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Pip's sound resonates well with the slightly Britpop-reminiscent feel of the wave of ascendant guitar bands here in the UK, calling back to the rougher edges of Blur.
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On the way back from Brandenburg An Der Havel to Berlin this month, after interviewing a member of Germany's ascendant rightist party, Alternative for Germany, a violent storm erupted.
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With Benito Mussolini in power at home and Adolf Hitler ascendant in Germany, Toscanini looked on in horror as European nations codified bigotry into law and hurtled toward war.
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This CD release show will be the last chance to see the ascendant indie rocker in a relatively intimate venue before she embarks on a larger-scale fall tour.
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There has been a fundamental shift in the way electricity is generated in the United States, with cleaner energy sources such as natural gas, wind and solar power ascendant.
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For we viewers of this series, however, the imaging is worse for Dr. Oziel, who has swiftly become the ascendant villain among a cast of lawyers, brats and killers.
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In Exley's judgment, B.P.S. is emblematic of a marginal but ascendant sort of YouTube figure — a type that is becoming a meaningful force in the practice of politics online.
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Early in Trump's presidency, Kushner correctly viewed MBS was ascendant, a view validated when the prince's 82-year-old father, King Salman, handed over some power to the prince.
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But the Ducks are once again ascendant, with this victory punctuating a two-year rise under Cristobal that puts them back on top of the West Coast and beyond.
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With e-commerce ascendant, nearly everyone else in the retailing, from venerable department stores to once-trendy clothiers like J. Crew, has been struggling to grow or even survive.
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In 1960, liberalism was ascendant; the problem, Goldwater wrote, was that conservatives seemed "unable to demonstrate the practical relevance" of their philosophy — free markets, limited government, a strong defense.
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It came at an inflection point in the campaign, when Donald Trump Jr., who served as an adviser and a surrogate, was ascendant and Mr. Manafort was consolidating power.
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Labour's ascendant left wing likes to think in terms of vast, impersonal, historical forces: the crisis of neo-liberalism, the death-agonies of imperialism and the rest of it.
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But it also troubles some Democrats, who are unsure that Mr. Northam — who twice voted for George W. Bush — will be able to energize the party's ascendant liberal base.
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Nicholas Kristof America may seem leaderless, with nastiness and bullying ascendant, but the best of our nation materialized during a moral crisis on a commuter train in Portland, Ore.
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She loved her teachers and friends, and enjoyed cheering on the ascendant football team — a sudden powerhouse, thanks in part to the likes of her future attacker, Mr. Elliott.
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Now, with Cohn's impending departure in protest of the new tariffs, Navarro and his views are ascendant at the White House, a prospect that has unnerved many congressional Republicans.
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Its organizers have hoped that threat would compel her to step aside or broker a compromise aimed at bringing fresher faces to the helm of their newly ascendant party.
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CHICAGO — The ascendant Democratic left may have found the opening it needs to finally dislodge one of the party's few anti-abortion House members in next month's Illinois primary.
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This isn't gleaming, ascendant India; it's the lived in one, crumbling around the edges, a little romanticized but recognizable in its narrow alleys and concrete stairwells and power outages.
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MarketWorld is an ascendant power elite that is defined by the concurrent drives to do well and do good, to change the world while also profiting from the status quo.
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Two years later, after a period of rapid growth that embodied the rise of the ascendant left's "political revolution," the award-winning digital firm is in a state of upheaval.
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A daughter of Bosnian refugees and member of the progressive Green Party, Ms. Zadic went into politics three years ago with a clear goal: to fight an ascendant far right.
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The event will be hosted at the home of Karla Jurvetson, a psychiatrist and ascendant Democratic fundraiser in Silicon Valley who gave almost $7 million to Democratic groups last cycle.
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And Wells' ascendant online profile showcased an implicit possibility: By making videos along the way and posting them to YouTube, that spiritual fulfillment could be monetized to foot the bill.
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With 33 million machines now running Windows 10, it's proving to be an ascendant operating system, and the disastrous Windows 8 is barely a spec in Microsoft's rear-view mirror.
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After the last film in the Divergent series, Allegiant, failed to bring in money at the box office, Lionsgate decided to turn the final installment, Ascendant, into a TV movie.
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Biden also has a larger political goal, however — to rebut the charge that he is too cautious and too centrist for a Democratic Party where progressives are in the ascendant.
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This national mythology has been ascendant in recent years, especially since 2015, when the socially conservative party Law and Justice came to power, on an anti-immigration "national unity" platform.
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Among this year's crop of new inductees were a number of recently ascendant Hollywood A-listers — particularly several of the famed Hollywood Chrises — Chris Pratt, Chris Evans, and Chris Hemsworth.
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In 2009, President Barack Obama paid his first visit to China at a time when the United States was reeling from the financial crisis and the Chinese economy was ascendant.
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At the same time, his politics — shaped in part by the experience of being a Jewish immigrant in a Germany with a newly ascendant right flank — were beginning to evolve.
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His work in the private sector has drawn criticism from the ascendant left, which is skeptical that he has his finger on the eat-the-rich pulse of the party.
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On a national scale, an ascendant network of anti-Muslim activists and provocateurs has exploited the fears brought on by these changes, finding a platform and a receptive audience online.
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The silent gesticulations, of course, concerned Mohamed Salah, the ascendant global soccer star whose injured left shoulder has been the most talked-about body part of the 2018 World Cup.
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Rising Sign Your rising sign, also called your ascendant, represents "the face we wear to the world, how people perceive you, and how you want to be perceived," Stardust explains.
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Stuart Appelbaum, the president of the retail union, framed the choice for mayor as a referendum on liberal governance of the city at a time of ascendant conservatism in Washington.
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It is a process of slow state capture by the ascendant Israeli right, bending core institutions against democracy through the passage of new laws and attacks on checks and balances.
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Ms. Warren has fallen from her polling peak in early October, when she was hailed as the race's ascendant front-runner and the standard-bearer for the party's progressive wing.
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Roger Cohen A world without American leadership and in search of a fairer, post-carbon economic model is finely balanced between ascendant authoritarianism and popular protest against injustice and repression.
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Campaign lore has it that President Obama won thanks to a young, diverse, well-educated and metropolitan "coalition of the ascendant" — an emerging Democratic majority anchored in the new economy.
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By October, Ms. Warren had become the only candidate to best Mr. Biden in an average of national polls, and she was being hailed as the race's ascendant front-runner.
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Befitting her status as the ascendant force in her party's presidential nominating contest, Warren also took incoming fire from Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana, and former Texas Rep.
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This is not only a recipe for violence between Muslims and Jews but also unacceptable to the currently ascendant Israeli political right, of which Netanyahu is very much a part.
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Perez predicted Thursday that Republican efforts to smear Biden would have negligible long-term effects on his campaign, which is also under threat from the ascendant candidacy of Massachusetts Sen.
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They were, instead, about a general sense that masculinity was being infringed upon, that women were ascendant and men descendant, and that society didn't terribly care what happened to men.
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On a 2015 Astros squad that was both ascendant and filled with power hitters—five players topped 20 homers on the season—Altuve was the yin to the big boppers' yang.
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France is at an inflection point, with an incredibly unpopular sitting president and an ascendant candidate, Marine Le Pen, who could overthrow the incumbent with her far-right, France-first platform.
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For those of us watching from the UK, seeing the Democrats grapple with allegations of anti-Semitism in their ascendant left flank has brought on a serious case of déjà vu.
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The white supremacists of the so-called alt right are ascendant right now, taking cushy White House appointments and featuring in swooning fashion profiles, and Yiannopoulos is part of their vanguard.
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For her part, Mrs Pelosi remains in many ways an impressive leader—she is a relentless fundraiser and adept caucus manager, at once pragmatic and acceptable to the Democrats' ascendant left.
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I heard a rumor that one ascendant led all his descendants through a stone tunnel and onto a beach at night, where a robed circle of candlelit chanters granted the card.
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The democratic socialist congresswoman has become the face of the Democratic Party's ascendant left wing, thanks in part to her upset victory last year in a district near the proposed Amazon.
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Texas is an early primary state, but the real draw of the South by Southwest Festival in Austin for Democrats is face time with the party's ascendant young and liberal wing.
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Biyombo had a fun year, but he is the definition of a player who becomes a casualty for an ascendant team in a salary-capped league—he is just not necessary.
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Iraqi forces successfully took back control of oil fields in disputed territories, which the Kurds have expanded into since 2014, when federal forces fled an assault by then-ascendant ISIS militants.
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The never-Trumpers of the Republican Party, the far left, and the mainstream media are losing their collective minds over the prospect an ascendant Trump might succeed on an unprecedented scale.
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At Ascendant, whose BELCO subsidiary served as the sole power utility in Bermuda, Higgins navigated three hurricanes and led an initiative to restructure electricity rates on the island, the statement said.
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Patrick joined private equity firm Bain Capital after his terms as governor, in what is expected to become a point of contention among the ascendant progressive wing of the Democratic Party.
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His people — hillbillies, rednecks, white trash, choose your epithet (or term of affection, depending on your point of view) — didn't step off the Mayflower and become part of America's ascendant class.
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If Goldman gets the shift right, it could mark a third great age for the 203-year- old firm, following long spells when investment bankers, then traders, were in the ascendant.
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I feel for the cast, actually, who are surely aware of the dwindling interest in these movies and still have to promote Ascendant, the final film, when it's released in 2017.
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Hong Kong, formed by the unlikely confrontation between an ascendant British Empire and a diminished Chinese one, enjoyed an anomalous period of dominance, and it sang of its own troubled adolescence.
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Rattled health officials are trying to fight off ascendant voices around Donald Trump pressing the president to restart the economy as soon as Monday to stem severe business and job losses.
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The British jazz showcase, presented in partnership with the BBC on the festival's opening night, will feature The Comet Is Coming, a band led by the ascendant tenor saxophonist Shabaka Hutchings.
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Europe is split between its Franco-German liberal democratic core, led by Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel, and the angry illiberal movements ascendant in countries including Hungary, Poland and now Italy.
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The paintings feel somewhat in step with the Pop art and Minimalism ascendant in the 1960s, when much of this work was made, but headed in Marcus's own self-aware direction.
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Now, almost four decades after Rand's death in 1982, right-wing nationalism and evangelical Christianity are ascendant at the same time as economic globalization and the erosion of the welfare state.
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And so Democrats have to find a way to win in those places, even as the progressive wing of the party is ascendant and lobbying for control of the party's message.
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Women were accused of stealing jobs from men, one reason perhaps that both "What Price" and the 1937 "A Star Is Born," with their ascendant female stars, touched a Depression nerve.
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The Ku Klux Klan, in the ascendant during the early 1920s but losing membership by 1928, saw in the Smith-Hoover race a chance to revive its fortunes, and piled on.
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It was possible in the 20th century, in that stretch of time when mass media was ascendant, but before everyone even in small towns had a cameraphone and access to Instagram.
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Ms. Grande has always presented herself as likable and approachable, from her role as Cat Valentine on the Nickelodeon show "Victorious" through the albums and videos of her ascendant solo career.
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With that new term, I wanted to emphasize that this is a privileged time in the history of our planet, when information technologies based on principles of quantum physics are ascendant.
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While most see Cloud Computing's victory as a signature achievement by a young, ascendant trainer, Brown remembers the lean winter at Oaklawn Park and is impatient to capture bigger races faster.
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The choice infuriated the party's ascendant progressive wing, but it was mollified when its favored candidate, the Minnesota congressman Keith Ellison, was named deputy chairman (not elected, as we said earlier).
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Three recent polls, including one from Quinnipac on Wednesday, showed Biden in fourth place in Iowa, leapfrogged by an ascendant Pete Buttigieg and also led by Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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Bernie Sanders has grown a double-digit lead over the rest of the Democratic presidential field in another nationwide survey, further bolstering his ascendant campaign three days before the Nevada caucuses.
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This will entail a careful balance — a more moderate tone, an empathetic embrace of the working class and a progressive agenda for those ascendant voters who do go to the polls.
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No one had given Ruiz, a doughy Mexican fighter, a chance against Joshua, a chiseled, ascendant British star who had been fighting in front of crowds of 90,000 fans in Britain.
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The present regime in Turkey has its ideological roots in the right-wing coalition of the 1970s, when the secular conservatives, ultranationalists and Islamists came together to defeat the ascendant left.
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Meanwhile, the more mainstream officials in the Trump administration — folks like Chief of Staff Kelly, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn, and McMaster — are all ascendant.
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Yet Haley, despite her considerable reputation, won't be enough to quell the rising support for Trump within the party—or to put a more reasonable face on the ascendant politics he represents.
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Strongman politics are ascendant suddenly, whereby elections and some pretense of democracy are maintained, the form of it, but those in seek to undermine every institution or norm that gives democracy meaning.
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They're exploiting a newfound opening for politicians at the municipal level, one enabled by broader economic and cultural forces, among them the rise of the Democratic Party's diverse and ascendant Obama coalition.
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He's made soaring compositions with the ascendant Laraaji and cosmic reggae refractions with the Congos and M. Geddes Gengras, among a whole lot of other collaborative curios scattered across his Discogs page.
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Modern management orthodoxies were forged in the era from 1980 to 2008, when liberalism was in the ascendant and middle-of-the-road politicians were willing to sign up to global rules.
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It's not only morally wrong to fail to help those on the losing end of globalization, but it will also end badly politically, as the ascendant candidacy of Donald J. Trump illustrates.
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Anti-fascism originated in response to early European fascism, and when Mussolini's Blackshirts and Hitler's Brownshirts were ascendant in Europe, various socialist, communist, and anarchist parties and groups emerged to confront them.
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Half of Southern Baptist children leave the faith; annual baptisms—which reached a high in the mid-1970s, when the moderates were ascendant—are at their lowest level in almost a century.
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Underworld Ascendant will give players "Memora" (basically, currency) when they complete quests, but their reward also depends on how much they've combined different gameplay elements, or used systems they haven't tried before.
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He shared the stage with the fast-ascendant Canadian group at several shows, including the televised Fashion Rocks fund-raiser for Hurricane Katrina relief aid at Radio City Music Hall in 2005.
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Not only does her own series, BoJack Horseman, have a stable of women characters — along with lots of women creatives working behind the scenes — but so do many other ascendant animated shows.
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EPA ascendant: Pruitt's presence on three shows Sunday—and his visible public role in the Paris issue overall—signals the shift in bureaucratic power within the federal government on international climate matters.
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It was the last gasp of the 250s, a time of Champagne, garish colors and bubbly disco dance-floor anthems, and the last time many people in Japan felt rich and ascendant.
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"YouTube TV is a next generation partner for an ascendant league and we look forward to working with them to maximize the impact of their investment across ABC and the ESPN platform."
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Elsewhere in the Middle East, strongmen like President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt are ascendant, forcing their citizens and foreign allies to accept their repressions as supposed protection from Islamist extremists.
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Steven Rattner A Republican billionaire entrepreneur runs for president on a platform of huge tax cuts for the rich and for business and yet, when his candidacy appears ascendant, the markets swoon.
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The number of Chinese students in the United States has exploded over the last 15 years, as American colleges have tapped into China's ascendant upper class as a major source of revenue.
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The news that the Saudi government had essentially convinced Elon Musk to weigh taking Tesla private served as another reminder that Riyadh is an ascendant, underrated power player in Silicon Valley finance.
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Bayh was angry after losing to Quayle in the 1980 Senate election in which he was targeted for defeat by what he called "right-wing hate groups," including newly ascendant Christian conservatives.
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Either that, or the forces of populism will triumph, he warned — a clear worry about Italy's approaching national elections, and the ascendant Five Star party, which has been hostile to the euro.
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In 2015, one of most hideous byproducts of American foreign policies in the Arab and Muslim worlds, the so-called Islamic State, was ascendant, having declared a caliphate in Syria and Iraq.
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Even as these voters are excluded from the new meritocratic elites occupying the upper echelons of the socioeconomic order, they see themselves threatened by ascendant minorities and immigrants pushing up from below.
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At a time when China, our major trading partner, is ascendant and our traditional allies in the North Atlantic are in retreat, Australia should be stepping up as a champion of openness.
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Ultimately, she said, Mr. Morales needs to stay in power to counter ascendant conservative leaders in neighboring Brazil and Chile who she said were seeking to erase gains made by the poor.
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An American liberal, for example, might say the lesson is universal humanist values — the kind of values that many of us assumed, mistakenly, were permanently ascendant in the world after the war.
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Although Bernie Sanders openly adopts the monikers, "socialist" and "Democratic socialist" as a member of the Democratic Party – as do ascendant figures in the party like – such politics continue to be maligned.
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No one had given Ruiz (33-1) a chance against Joshua, an ascendant megastar in the United Kingdom who had fought in front of crowds of 90,000 fans in his home country.
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Although Ramirez has not been mentioned by prosecutors, senior government officials increasingly refer to his time at PDVSA as a period when "mafias" were formed and executives like Del Pino grew ascendant.
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The ascendant Argentinian women's rights movement Ni Una Menos (Not One Less) published on Friday the country's first index of violence against women after collecting survey responses from more than 20093,22009 people.
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The news that the Saudi Arabian government had essentially convinced Elon Musk to weigh taking Tesla private is another reminder that Riyadh is an ascendant, underrated power player in Silicon Valley finance.
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But it falls well short of the crusading vision of government intervention ascendant in the Democratic Party through the campaign of Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who won the party's New Hampshire primary.
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The wing of the party represented by Sanders and Elizabeth Warren had been ascendant for most of Barack Obama's presidency, enlarging the potential constituency for a populist presidential primary challenge to Hillary Clinton.
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In all, more than 81,000 Africans were studying in mainland China in 2018, lured by generous scholarships, affordable tuition and the hope of becoming a bridge connecting their nations and an ascendant China.
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Those include established authors like Cixin Liu, but also newcomers like Chen Qiufan, Xia Jia, Bao Shu, and others, telling stories about alternate realities, other societies, and potential futures for the ascendant nation.
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In Autlan, in the neighboring state of Jalisco that is the territory of the ascendant Jalisco New Generation Cartel, gunmen opened fire on Sonia Cordova, an executive at the Semanario Costeno weekly magazine.
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In comparison, until recently China was in the ascendant; VC investments in China in Q2 2019 are down nearly 77% year-on-year, while European investment continues to go from strength to strength.
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Today, after two decades of peace with the U.S. and unprecedented growth, an ascendant New Colonia joins the ranks of major industrialized nations on the world stage as America slides into rapid decline.
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Once two trade shows that seemed at odds — CES ascendant, NAIAS in decline — the shows seem to have morphed into a one-two punch driving home the same message: cars aren't going away.
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Russia would also align itself with another ascendant power, Iran; become a permanent and indispensable element of any future settlement in Syria; and confront the West with an awful choice: Assad or ISIS.
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Everything ascendant is anxious and dark, and so much of what we have long held valuable is now scarce and tarnished or smeared lustily with something gross, difficult to identify, and alarmingly fragrant.
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An ascendant Israeli right wants more settlements in the lands that Israel occupied in 1967, more restrictions on left-wing NGOs, more efforts to limit "liberal" institutions like the courts and the media.
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" An extra layer of electoral deliberation, he thought, would also insulate the American system from a hostile hack from abroad—"the desire in foreign powers to gain an improper ascendant in our councils.
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Right now, anti-science forces appear to be ascendant in the United States, but the system will adapt; evolutionary change and a process of governance akin to the scientific method are built in.
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Indies like "Margin Call" fare slightly better in representing women with power, but "Working Girl," in the big hair '80s, might be the last time a woman was ascendant on Wall Street onscreen.
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CHASSIEU, France — A patriotic sea of supporters, waving red, white and blue flags, greeted the newly ascendant presidential hopeful François Fillon this week at a soulless conference center in this suburb of Lyon.
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There's no joy in seeing Hofmann, who's responsible for bringing so much great, goofy shit to the internet, get utterly rolled by an ascendant platform that rebranded after illegally harvesting data from minors.
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What she's saying: Pelosi shrugged off whether Democratic Socialism is a trend — "It's ascendant in that district perhaps" — and said the loss doesn't point to a demand for a new generation of leaders.
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Strongman politics are ascendant suddenly, whereby elections and some pretense of democracy are maintained — the form of it — but those in power seek to undermine every institution or norm that gives democracy meaning.
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The effort to get that picture speaks well of our species: a bunch of people around the world defying international discord and general ascendant stupidity in unified pursuit of a gloriously esoteric goal.
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The Granny Smith will be third, followed by Fuji and the ascendant Honeycrisp, which could rise to third place as soon as 2020, just three decades after its introduction, the trade group said.
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Those of his rival, Marie Newman, came from the party's ascendant coalition — young progressives and women like Elizabeth Layden, a Patagonia-clad teacher who explained her opposition to Mr. Lipinski in blunt terms.
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"The ascendant monopolies of today aspire to encompass all of existence," warns Foer, 14-year editor of the New Republic, referring to the unbridled power of companies like Facebook, Apple, Google, and Amazon.
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A spat arose last summer when "Hotline Bling," first loosely advertised as a remix to Virginia rapper D.R.A.M.'s ascendant "Cha Cha," eclipsed its source material without sampling or even referencing the original.
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With the N.F.L. regular season entering the final month, it was a game to certify which team might best challenge the ascendant Chiefs and the reigning New England Patriots for the A.F.C. championship.
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Paul argues that the newly ascendant left — personified by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — plays a productive role on labor policy, fiscal policy and climate policy but a self-defeating role on health care policy.
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In the early 1990s, hip hop on the east coast was [still] in its [relative] infancy, while famous crews like SMM were ascendant, and the two worlds mixed and fed off each other.
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Some of the biggest fans of Roma and Condesa worry that the Tuesday earthquake, which killed at least 286 people in Mexico, could slow if not reverse the ascendant popularity of the neighborhoods.
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As touch-screen phones careered toward ubiquity, and as desktop interfaces and website design and mobile operating systems huddled together around a crude and adapting set of visual metaphors, the badge was ascendant.
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Whether Obama's Supreme Court nominee receives a hearing is but the latest backslide from the lofty ideals of Article I. Today, we are on the doorstep of spring, with Easter and Passover ascendant.
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Filling the vacuum would have been radical militias, like the Islamic State, who were ascendant in 2013 and would have scrambled for control of the chemical weapons arsenal, threatening the entire Middle East.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — While conservative populism is now ascendant in some of the world's leading democracies, New Zealand is rushing in the opposite direction, taking on several liberal social issues all at once.
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Facing perhaps unanswerable questions about what went wrong with her once-ascendant campaign, Warren has returned to the fights that made many Democratic voters fall in love with her in the first place.
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In the prophecies, the Jews restored to their homeland prostrate themselves before the ascendant King of the Jews, the returning Messiah whom they once spurned—and Judaism is erased from the Earth forever.
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He's now a fixer, an editor and a curator — a savvy interpreter who has done more than anyone to bridge the imagination gap between the world's current, fading superpower and its ascendant one.
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And liberals who felt ascendant in the Obama years simply couldn't accept this fear as something to be managed and assuaged; to them, it was either ridiculous alarmism or a cloak for bigotry.
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But the best way to understand this new skepticism about comedy is as a corrective to the wildly romantic and expansive view that has been ascendant for decades but is, historically, an anomaly.
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On Hopelessness, her first album-length foray into electronic music—she deals in heavy subject matters that drag you under like quicksand, but ascendant beats drag you right back out of the mire.
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And he took digs at the ascendant left wing of the Democratic Party, including mounting a strong defense of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, an agency that some Democrats have said should be abolished.
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The Lyric Opera cast had impressive depth, with fine younger Germans (Tanja Ariane Baumgartner as Fricka, Okka von der Damerau as Erda) joining ascendant Americans (Zachary Nelson as Donner, Jesse Donner as Froh).
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The antecedent causes of Trump stretch back decades, long before Black Lives Matter or the "social justice left" were ascendant, so I'm not sure you can draw a straight line between the two.
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The duo aim for the heavens on "Sick," crafting sounds as ascendant and sacred as any that exist in Western music, like mammoth church organs or the most gleaming Cocteau Twins guitar lines.
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But the Vita has since faded and the Switch, which is already ascendant thanks to great first-party Nintendo games like Zelda and Splatoon 2, seems poised to claim that "best for indies" crown.
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Echoes of North Caucasus This likely geographical shift of Syria's rebels to the northwest of the country will aid Russia's narrative, already in the ascendant owing to the lack of a credible Western alternative.
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"It is because the left, while it currently seems ascendant in our houses of culture and art, has in fact entered its decadent late phase, and it is deeply vulnerable," Flanagan wrote in 2018.
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US Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim The rising antitrust movement gathered Tuesday at Washington, DC's gleaming new Marriott Marquis to figure out exactly how to confront the ascendant, unapologetically powerful forces of Silicon Valley.
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South Carolina has been an ascendant program under Staley, in her eighth year after six seasons at Temple and a Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame career as a college and pro point guard.
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After Obama ally Tom Perez won a bitter battle for control of the Democratic National Committee this winter, he vowed to unify both the party's traditional wing and Bernie Sanders's ascendant left-wing movement.
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Mark Zuckerberg addressed growing criticism of Facebook's ascendant power to sway public opinion, saying the "small amount" of fake news that spread on the social network during the election did not influence the outcome.
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The battle over the tariffs on agricultural produce in the early-19th century pitted the ascendant urbanising and industrialising capitalist class, which supported the repeal, against traditional landowners, yeomen farmers and their agricultural workers.
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One could easily imagine, if something like this were to come to pass, justifications or rationalizations made for the use of violence to defend the ruling white majority against an ascendant coalition of minorities.
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But Marco Rubio, the savior of the GOP establishment and the man who was absolutely ascendant after scoring multiple hits on Trump at last Thursday's debate, looks like he won't win a single state.
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At the start of Barack Obama's second term, with Twitter and Facebook ascendant, and Snapchat and Instagram still relatively new developments, we marveled at social media's ability to spread news, and even support revolutions.
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But in March, the ascendant Republican presidential candidate promised to release a list of reliably right-wing, anti-Roe judges he might put forward to replace Justice Scalia, and this week, he produced it.
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There are a myriad of international problems that need addressing — a bellicose Russia, an unpredictable North Korea, a complicated Iran, an ascendant communist China, a disastrous Syria, and the spread of Salafi Islamic extremism.
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Just Energy Group Inc: Canaccord Genuity cuts price target to C$4.50 from C$5.25 Ascendant Resources Inc: Eight Capital raises price target to C$1.20 from C$13 COMMODITIES AT 7:15 a.m.
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This intraparty rift between the more traditional Republican voters who favor free trade and international goals and the ascendant protectionist and nationalist wing "has fomented what we are seeing today with Trump," Fabrizio said.
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Studying the deep roots of "conservative principles" helps allay the fear "that just because there's a politician ascendant who totally disregards these things, that means the end of the conservative movement," she told me.
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The first is the brand of leftism, assertive and ascendant, championed by Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, which preaches ideas like protectionism, Medicare for All, a Green New Deal and decriminalising illegal border crossings.
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That sounds a lot like what ESPN used to be, back when ESPN was first ascendant and "SportsCenter" was something you tuned into because you couldn't get timely highlights and updates any other way.
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"Their motivations vary from economic enrichment to traditional espionage to sabotage, but all share the hallmark of an ascendant cyber power willing to violate international norms with little regard for potential blowback," it said.
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Once unable to compete with the financial heavyweights of the Mexican professional soccer league, Pachuca, 220 minutes northeast of Mexico City, became an ascendant team that has taken a disciplined approach to youth development.
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Henry Cuellar, one of the most conservative House Democrats, barely held off a primary challenger Tuesday in the first 2000 test of whether moderates can survive the rise of the party's ascendant liberal wing.
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At the time, the city's subway system was ascendant, but the plan would have raised at least $500 million annually that could have been used to counter festering problems, including a fraying transit infrastructure.
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As the most prominent columnist of the Weimar Republic, he skewered the fashions and follies of the newly ascendant right wing in reams of satirical essays, poems and cabaret songs under five different bylines.
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We did not win two presidential elections solely on the backs of one demographic group; we won because we were able to bridge white voters from all strata with an ascendant multi-cultural society.
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Outrage over mass shootings is growing and gun safety groups are ascendant, amid a wave of student activism that emerged from the 2018 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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Some analysts saw the well-orchestrated attack on Sunday as something more: a watershed in the ascendant Hindu nationalist movement's fight for control over the influential university, and over Indian higher education more broadly.
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John McCain's death has led to a vacant Senate seat in Arizona, pitting the pragmatic wing of the Republican party that McCain represented against the ascendant, hard-line forces loyal to President Donald Trump.
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All eyes were on the once-ascendant Trudeau; only recently an icon of global liberals, he's been hobbled by a series of scandals and came in with much to lose, including his majority government.
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The spat broke out hours before the two 78-year-olds, both with ascendant presidential campaigns, are set to face off on a debate stage for the first time Wednesday night in Las Vegas.
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Meanwhile, Bloomberg's once-ascendant campaign has struggled after he came under fire in debates over past comments criticized as sexist and a policing policy he employed as New York's mayor seen as racially discriminatory.
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Such discomfort has been precisely the point for Marsch, the very reason he diverged from an ascendant coaching path in the United States last summer and sought out the unknown across the Atlantic Ocean.
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But old conservative allegiances in the South were shifting from Democrats to Republicans, and in 1970, four years after Senator Byrd's death, Virginia Republicans were ascendant and Mr. Marsh chose not to run again.
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Ascendant over the military but vexed with lingering fear of his now much-diminished rival, Thieu exploited control of the Supreme Court and the Assembly to impose electoral legislation all but precluding Ky's participation.
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Despite the tenor of some China commentary, it is far from fated that even economically, diplomatically and militarily ascendant China will steamroll India and ensconce itself as the predominant power in the Indian Ocean.
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In the 1930s, Grosz drew the ire of the ascendant Nazi Party, but he continued making his caustic drawings until he finally fled to America — just a few days before Hitler came to power.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's visit — and high-fives — with climate protestors at House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi's office shows both energy and fault lines on the left over how ascendant House Democrats should approach the topic.
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Now, with voice ascendant, and podcasting proving to be a breeding ground for new narratives that other storytelling mediums can latch onto — the move into the reinvention of radio for the 21st century seems prescient.
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The mayor and his team have sought, indirectly, to lump Mr. Cuomo in with a group of old-line Democrats — the "descendent Democrats" — facing challenges from what they see as the party's ascendant progressive wing.
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Amid a strong girls program with four players to watch in the Canada Basketball youth system and a growing roster of boys talent, Fisher is currently the key to growing the school's ascendant basketball reputation.
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The bottom line: The difference here is that few other ascendant autocrats value their relationship with Western business as highly as does MBS, meaning that this particular situation presented an unusually high degree of leverage.
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In the latest indication that renewable energy sources like solar and wind power are ascendant worldwide, a new report finds that, in 2015, a record-breaking $286 billion was invested in renewable energy capacity worldwide.
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It comes as the palace intrigue over the fate and role of Steve Bannon has been the subject of unending speculation and gossip—and as the moderate wing inside the West Wing has been ascendant.
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Americans who believe "people like them" were once politically potent, economically central and culturally ascendant, but feel they have been increasingly marginalized in each of those arenas, came out in large numbers to support Trump.
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That put Gawker at the center of a First Amendment battle that has captivated the media world while highlighting a deepening chasm between an ascendant technology industry and a journalism business buffeted by financial challenges.
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Tellingly, however, a number of native smartphone makers are up in the country, including, notably, Huawei, which saw a 23.3 percent uptick for the quarter, suggesting that the ascendant company ate into Apple's market share.
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He put down his paintbrush in late 1966, halting an ascendant career, and didn't resume painting until the 1980s — long after he'd left New York and was living quietly off the grid in New Mexico.
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Look around -- strongman politics are ascendant, suddenly, whereby elections and some pretense of democracy are maintained, the form of it, where those in power seek to undermine every institution or norm that gives democracy meaning.
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Look around — strongman politics are ascendant, suddenly, whereby elections and some pretense of democracy are maintained, the form of it, where those in powers seek to undermine every institution or norm that gives democracy meaning.
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Mary Quant and the fashion world had claimed the Mods and their dandyish, androgynous look, their Vespas and Lambrettas, as an ascendant trend—one that threatened to overtake the Rockers as the image of cool.
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Conservative outlets have amplified White House infighting, raising the alarm over what they view as an ascendant "liberal" wing inside the administration, led by economic adviser Gary Cohn and Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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"Incarnations" does not profile any of the right-wing Hindu ideologues and activists whose ideas are ascendant in India right now and are subscribed to by the country's charismatic and controversial prime minister, Narendra Modi.
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There appears to be an ascendant school of thought among economists and political scientists from across the spectrum that a realignment between the United States and China — of some still-undetermined sort — may be desirable.
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With their unalloyed messages of resentment and rage, Trump and Bannon have inadvertently breathed new life into the Democratic "coalition of the ascendant," an electoral alliance of college educated whites, minority voters and younger Americans.
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Mr. McCain's death has laid bare the long-simmering Republican tensions over who will be appointed to fill his Senate seat, pitting Mr. McCain's followers against the ascendant, hard-line forces loyal to President Trump.
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There are warning signs for Democrats, too: Mr. Trump's party remains ascendant in rural America, giving Republicans a durable advantage in the Senate, where less-populous states have influence greatly disproportionate to their voting numbers.
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But after the reign of the House of Este ended, the church became ascendant, anti-Semitic persecution intensified and Jews were confined to living in a ghetto from around 224 until the emancipation in 20128.
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After an ascendant summer, it was Warren's stance on health care that created the first cracks in her campaign, as she struggled to answer questions about whether Medicare for All would increase middle-class taxes.
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They were known for an implacable defense that wore down dominant 228s teams like Larry Bird's Boston Celtics and Magic Johnson's Los Angeles Lakers, as well as the ascendant Chicago Bulls led by Michael Jordan.
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They also hint at a gloomily defensive apprehension, which has no counterpart on the ascendant left, that a Republican Party backed by a shrinking minority of mostly white voters cannot win power by fair means.
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What's next: At elections in the Emilia Romagna and Calabria regions later this month, the ascendant Mr. Salvini "is hoping to put a stake in the government's heart," our Rome bureau chief, Jason Horowitz, writes.
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He ran as a center-left moderate, focused on public–private, technical solutions to major issues like climate change and improving the health care system — making implicit, and sometimes explicit, critiques of the ascendant left.
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FEARS OF 2016 REDUX: A panicked Democratic establishment is confronting the reality — again — that an ascendant Bernie Sanders, surging in the polls and hauling in money, may have a viable chance of securing the nomination.
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With Britain now poised to negotiate an exit far more painful than many voters anticipated, Corbyn's critics say Labour needs to present a strong, united alternative to the ruling Conservative party's ascendant euroskeptic right wing.
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Or, put another way, can a Democrat risk embracing millionaires and billionaires in an era when small donors and the party's seemingly ascendant left wing may pummel PAC-backed candidates as allies of the rich?
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The Israeli prime minister opposes the legislation and has derided it as "childish and irresponsible," but he hasn't killed the bill because of fears about the political consequences of standing against Israel's ascendant right wing.
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Even as gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people in the country assert themselves, others support an ascendant Islamic movement that has embraced some homophobic policies and portrayed L.G.B.T. people as a threat to national harmony.
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Publicly, the 22008 hopefuls are all about attracting low-dollar donors, trying to prove their grass-roots appeal and populist bona fides by touting large numbers of small donations — an ascendant force in Democratic politics.
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They seem to believe that "ascendant voters" — 18- to 85033-year olds, millennials, younger single women, minorities and people of color — will march en masse into the voting booths and support the Democratic presidential candidate.
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That puts them at odds with an ascendant dovish (or, to some, isolationist) progressive faction — particularly among left-wing House Democrats and advocacy organizations — that is demanding the party take a much stronger antiwar stance.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Few national teams have experienced the ups and downs of Brazil over the last five years but the good news for fans of the selecao is that they are ascendant as Russia approaches.
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He also understands that the progressive wing in the Senate caucus -- led by Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Sherrod Brown -- is ascendant, and he will need their loyalty to stay in his perch as Senate party leader.
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Within hours of Oprah Winfrey's Golden Globes speech last week, the internet had somehow transformed the moment from the capstone of an exceptional career in entertainment to the launch of a new political ascendant: President Winfrey.
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Anyway, this song is exciting because it was Jeezy and Wayne at their respective peaks, along with an ascendant Rick Ross and Khaled combo, but the end result is less than the sum of the parts.
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The newly hip Bozeman, in close proximity to Yellowstone and world-class skiing, has seen an influx of conservative millionaires as well as college students lured by the newly ascendant university's programs in engineering and programming.
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"Alexander Hamilton cautioned that the 'most deadly adversaries of republican government may come 'chiefly from the desire in foreign powers to gain an improper ascendant in our councils,'" the House members argued in their trial brief.
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I also have to shout out the fantastic shot of Dany, framed triumphant in the Red Keep, Drogon behind her to provide the wings for the Dragon Queen ascendant in the ruins of ash and snow.
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Kushner ascendant The rising stature inside the West Wing of Kushner, the influential senior adviser, and Ivanka Trump, the President's daughter, has consolidated power even more among the Trump family, Republicans close the White House say.
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There is a clear, and increasingly self-assured model for this policy mix: the illiberal international that now rules countries like Russia, Turkey, Hungary and Poland -- and is ascendant in much of Western Europe as well.
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The Handmaid's Tale exaggerated the undertones of American Puritanism that were ascendant during the Reagan era into an imagined totalitarian theocracy, one in which women were treated as chattel and forced into lives of sexual slavery.
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Known to history as Pompey the Great, he was 43 years old at the time and one of the most powerful men in the world, an ascendant general tasked with expanding the mightiest empire on earth.
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If daylight saving time isn't taken into account (and you were born on or around the time the clocks changed), you could end up thinking you have a completely different ascendant sign than you actually do.
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Currently, the plan appears to be to complete the current story arc with the main cast with Ascendant, while using the film to introduce a new group of characters who will carry the spinoff television show.
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It wasn't that either of us felt progress was inevitable — far from it — but we did believe that the world had entered an era when reason was on the march and tolerance and diversity were ascendant.
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It has made its advances in Yemen as the Saudi-led coalition forces, which back the ousted government, have clashed with the country's ascendant Houthi movement, which they fear is a proxy for Shi'ite Muslim Iran.
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In the immediate aftermath of her primary win—which resulted in the defeat of ten-term incumbent Joe Crowley by double digits—House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi argued that socialism wasn't "ascendant" in the Democratic Party.
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There is one side of the modern left-right divide that thinks tearing brown babies away from their parents and imprisoning them is a matter of national security, and that side of the divide is ascendant.
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Here are five takeaways from the results now that about 46 percent of delegates have been allocated: Only three weeks ago, after a landslide loss in Nevada, Mr. Biden was struggling and Mr. Sanders was ascendant.
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The mainstreaming of geek culture has gradually granted legitimacy to all the other heavily trope-based genres — comics, fantasy, sci-fi, video game narratives, horror — because they appealed to men, and male nerds have been ascendant.
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They have had to refute claims that they are carriers of disease, struggle to find their footing in a society where Latinos have long been ascendant, and face ostracism from some of their African-American neighbors.
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Sanders is ascendant: After a win in New Hampshire and a close-run second-place finish in Iowa, the Vermont senator has cemented his status as frontrunner for the Democratic nomination for president and in Nevada.
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As conservatives in Washington try to preserve a majority on the federal Supreme Court, politically ascendant conservatives in several states are seeking to reshape courts that they consider to be overly liberal vestiges of eras past.
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Today, he added, the party's place in the nation's political spectrum has shrunk: Many working-class voters drifted to the extreme right, while Mr. Macron and the ascendant Greens were grabbing left-leaning middle-class voters.
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If newly ascendant Democrats are to have a chance in their struggle against the power brokers of the lobbying community, they will have to maintain and expand their current House majority and eventually win the Senate.
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When President Trump delivers his State of the Union address on Tuesday night to Congress — his first under divided government — the left wing of the ascendant House Democrats will have a rare opportunity to confront him.
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Many observers, including a well-known Manhattan real estate developer with a penchant for publicity, saw Japan as a nation ascendant at the expense of America, with its twin budget and trade deficits and military overreach.
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But the race has been defined as a contest between ascendant outsiders and a high caste in disarray, which means that it is worth contemplating the significance of Jeb Bush's fourth-place finish ahead of Marco Rubio.
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These most deadly adversaries of republican government might naturally have been expected to make their approaches from more than one querter, but chiefly from the desire in foreign powers to gain an improper ascendant in our councils.
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But the reason this is a company to watch is because it is beginning to make moves toward aggressive international expansion, which could position the company as one of the most ascendant startups in the developing world.
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The US-India relationship has been ascendant for many years and intensified under President Barack Obama as his Asian strategy sought to balance the rise of China, but the state of the alliance remains mixed at best.
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Ultimately we are at a point of convergence where AR and VR are ascendant and the closest thing we've yet created to true augmented reality – staring into a small phone screen while walking through town – is descendant.
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But Peter attracts these types — mostly men early in their potentially ascendant careers — and puts them to good use: investing in them, giving them advice, placing them in start-ups, assigning them important roles in his operations.
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The sobering inference from the ascendant quality trade is that it's consistent with a market girding for tougher times, While not predictive in itself, this pattern is one seen in the run-up to a bear market.
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"I have the weird sense this is the future — it feels like the transition to something new," Michael Ignatieff, the president of the Budapest-based and Soros-funded Central European University, told me of Orban's ascendant illiberalism.
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The divergent fortunes of Kraft and Unilever since their dalliance would suggest the Friedman view embraced by Kraft's top owners is outdated, and the more expansive one, which undergirded Unilever's lightning defense against Kraft's bid, is ascendant.
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With the Gemini rising chart, Mars, the planet of war, is placed on the ascendant, which is the sector of the chart that symbolizes how we appear to the outside world—and we're certainly seen as aggressive!
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In astrology this relates to one-on-one relationships, and being that the ascendant and descendent are two ends of the same axis, this suggests our relationships are "a mirror of us at their best," Kale says.
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After all, Osama bin Laden hatched the 9/11 plot in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan and an Afghanistan with a newly ascendant Taliban, and a growing ISIS presence, surely is in the interest of neither Afghans nor Americans.
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Foreign policy experts say the infighting is indicative of a broader disagreement within the White House between anti-interventionists, led by Bannon, and an ascendant wing of hawkish generals who spearheaded the surprise missile strike on Syria.
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Since the 2011 "Arab Spring" protests, which aspired to democratic reform but in several countries collapsed into warfare, Egypt and especially the United Arab Emirates emerged as main foes of an ascendant Muslim Brotherhood backed by Qatar.
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These most deadly adversaries of republican government might naturally have been expected to make their approaches from more than one quarter, but chiefly from the desire in foreign powers to gain an improper ascendant in our councils.
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Day one On the morning after the primary, a reporter asked Pelosi at a news conference on Capitol Hill if Crowley's loss was a sign, as some Republicans suggested, that democratic socialism was "ascendant" in the party.
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In a jarring moment of comedy, Ui, now ascendant, turns to a washed-up Shakespearean actor (Elizabeth A. Davis) for a lesson in how to impress "them little people," whose hearts and minds he seeks to win.
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Since Mr. Trump's election, Dr. Beck's approach has been unabashedly ascendant, according to interviews with more than two dozen current and former E.P.A. and White House officials, confidential E.P.A. documents, and materials obtained through open-record requests.
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As the current front-runner to replace Gary Cohn, the CNBC commentator would become the White House's top salesman for its economic policies — and one of the top internal supporters of free trade, when protectionism is ascendant.
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So now we have an administration in which both paleoconservatism and neoconservatism are sidelined, and straight-up hawkishness is institutionally ascendant as it has rarely been in modern presidencies — save in the Peak Cheneyism following 9/11.
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American and Afghan officials accuse Pakistan's powerful military intelligence service of maintaining influence with the Taliban and the group's most ascendant faction, the Haqqani network, which is behind many of the large-scale attacks on Afghan cities.
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Proactiv has always chosen a pattern of celebrities that reflect pop culture at a particular moment in time, as Billboard noted in 2010 when Bieber was named a face of the brand and YouTube musicians were ascendant.
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Historically, they form an unexpected addition to the early 4093s Conceptual offshoot known as Story Art, and also point to the return to painting the figure that transpired in the late 1970s and is once more ascendant.
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Vanessa Grigoriadis did most of the reporting for her sometimes fascinating but often frustrating new book, "Blurred Lines: Rethinking Sex, Power and Consent on Campus," during the Obama years, when the movement against campus rape was ascendant.
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And she and her once-ascendant campaign shaped the 2020 primary in that sense, introducing a slate of policies into the Democratic mainstream intended to reshape the American economy and curb the influence of money in government.
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Peter Ragone, who worked for the Democratic Party in New York and California, said the left wing in California was now ascendant, unsettling an uneasy truce and creating the kind of problems Mr. Bauman is facing now.
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An alliance between the leading political figures from both major regions of Latino Chicago could strengthen an already ascendant bloc and provide opportunities for improved Latino challenges for other elected offices — such as the mayoralty in 2019.
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Joe Biden has maintained his national lead over fellow 23.7 Democratic presidential candidates, according to a new survey, while a recently ascendant Elizabeth Warren appears to have lost some ground in the race for the party's nomination.
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But Ford's joke about efficiency ironically suggests exactly why the martini-at-lunch disappeared: not because of some renewed sense of temperance but because of our ascendant obsession with cramming every minute of our day with work.
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But while the septet seems like they have a clear, ascendant path ahead, a looming challenge waits for them in 23.6 — one that not only impacts BTS and ARMY, but also their country's music industry as a whole.
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Right-wing warnings of impending tyranny express, in hyperbolic form, well-grounded dread: that conservative America will soon come to be dominated, in a semi-permanent fashion, by an ascendant Democratic coalition hostile to its outlook and interests.
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Drawing on their affinity for metal's soul-scouring sonics and the rhythmic pulse of dance music, the pair have crafted eight ascendant pieces that highlight one of the similarities between the two forms: a desperate yearning for transcendence.
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Still, the former platform of the CNP (basically, "believe what you want, as long as you also believe California is a country") didn't exactly seem like it was about to become California's ascendant political ideology before November 220.
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One piece, toward the end of the film, starts with the sort of ascendant strings that wouldn't sound out of place on a Sigur Ros record, only to abut in a screeching freefall as absolute pandemonium unfolds onscreen.
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Lincoln had projected a lenient peace, but after his death the Republicans (in particular their ascendant ultra wing, the Radical Republicans) were bent on punishing the South for the crime of secession and the costs of the war.
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Where Carter came to power before Democrats were prepared to make the transition from Ted Kennedy liberalism to Clintonian centrism, Trump is the avatar of ascendant, unabashed white nationalism, overtaking a sclerotic party still dominated by movement conservatives.
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And then you also have — and this is a kind of third issue — you have this newly ascendant idea over the last many years that you kind of need a McKinsey, Goldman Sachs mind to fight poverty. Right.
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Dr. Zimpher, SUNY's first female chancellor, confronted another basketball scandal not long after she arrived, when she ordered an investigation into the ascendant program at Binghamton University, a SUNY campus, over recruiting violations and players' off-court troubles.
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Clinton was largely absent from the midterm campaigns, and figures on the American left swiftly seized on her comments to argue that she was badly out of step with the Democratic Party's ascendant liberalism and should remain sidelined.
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But it is his most high-profile bid since the #MeToo movement forced the world to confront the way powerful men treated women, and since the progressive Democrats now ascendant in Albany promised to clean up its politics.
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Yet coal remains ascendant in some parts of the world, in part because it has been the go-to fuel for so long, it employs millions of people globally, and because the industry often enjoys robust political backing.
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There is also a fight underway in the Democratic Party, pulled left by an ascendant progressive wing while Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Meanwhile, his fierce advocates at Breitbart have lost altitude while the ascendant Daily Caller's eagerness to channel Trump's rawest nationalism has produced a steady drumbeat of internal scandals over its infiltration by members of white nationalist extremist organizations.
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In both cases, though, it feels more like Bannon hitched his star to an ascendant political force rather than being the guy who was behind its rise (recall that he was the third person to head Trump's campaign).
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MUNICH — At a time when nationalist and far-right politics are again ascendant in Europe, a team of German historians presented a new, annotated edition of a symbolic text of that movement on Friday: "Mein Kampf," by Adolf Hitler.
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The first nominating contest knocked the poll-powered momentum from Donald J. Trump's campaign, produced an ascendant Senator Marco Rubio and left the Democrats without a clear winner until Tuesday afternoon, when the race was called for Hillary Clinton.
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Those are the ascendant wings of the Republican and Democratic parties, even before Donald Trump sends the occasional spray of bile Jeff Bezos's way — and his spokeswoman declines, as she did in June, to defend Google against European regulators.
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And when not understanding the rituals of a new ascendant economic and cultural class costs people a fair share of the pie, they will fear what they don't understand, and hate what they fear — if they haven't started already.
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It was, at the time, referred to as a "Gramsci boom": ideas in the notebooks were taken up by Stuart Hall, a left-wing scholar, and would eventually go on to influence the ascendant political force of New Labour.
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But that thinking only works if Trump loses narrowly, and his faction is still incumbent, still ascendant, still the party's future; that is, if Republicans don't collapse into recriminations, and tell themselves their failure was some kind of fluke.
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Corbyn's critics say that with Britain poised to negotiate an exit from the EU that risks being more painful than many voters anticipated, Labour needs to present a strong, united alternative to the Conservative's ascendant anti-EU right wing.
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The sign of your ascendant is the start of your first house, which is correlated with your appearance and style, and the second house, or the zodiac sign that follows it, represents financial and material matters, according to Gat.
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When Lil Wayne began building the legend of "Mixtape Weezy" in the mid-2000s, there wasn't actually that much difference between the goblin that devoured other artist's beats for sport and the ascendant pop star that made platinum albums.
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Labor Secretary Tom Perez and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro are both seen as attractive candidates who could appeal to the so-called coalition of the ascendant — young voters and minorities — that turned out for President Obama.
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More than 30 years later, in their 2013 essay "Death of a Yuppie Dream," the Ehrenreichs reported that the once-ascendant PMC was on its last legs, fractured by decades of technological advances, job outsourcing, and attacks on labor.
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Milona, who also reads tarot cards at the Psychic Eye Book Shop in suburban Los Angeles, said that although Meghan was born in August under the zodiac sign Leo, her ascendant at the time of her birth was Cancer.
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All but eight had ties to the Federalist Society, a conservative legal group that has been central to the White House's appointment process and ascendant in Republican circles in recent years for its advocacy of strictly interpreting the Constitution.
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Alternative for Germany — widely known by its German initials, AfD — has long been defined by rivalry between more extreme voices, often in the East, and more moderate populists, often in the West, with The Wing seen as being ascendant.
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Biden abandoned his New Hampshire election night party in favor of campaigning in South Carolina on Tuesday, and Buttigieg and newly ascendant former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg look poised to gain from Biden's fall in the polls.
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Certainly, a Warren nomination would underline how ascendant liberalism has become in the party, but to put Mr. Sanders forward as their standard-bearer would suggest that Democrats want to make a far more profound break from conventional politics.
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Pop Smoke, who was killed at the age of 20 early Wednesday morning at a home in Los Angeles, was at that ascendant place in his career just after local renown bubbles up into something bigger and more promising.
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But by the twenty-tens, when Pinegrove emerged, there was no sense in worrying about who would be the next Fall Out Boy; with hip-hop ascendant and MTV essentially dead, it seemed clear that there wouldn't be one.
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Other salads are less visually kaleidoscopic but equally bracing, with one ingredient ascendant — perhaps lime, not just juice but flesh, or shredded green mango on the cusp of sweetness — but still beholden to a rabble of happily conflicting tastes.
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Those two successive contests will likely determine the fate of Biden's faltering campaign, which is counting on impressive performances in both states and contending with ascendant moderates Buttigieg and Klobuchar — who placed second and third in New Hampshire, respectively.
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That shift is part of a larger realignment in traditionally Republican suburbs across the country, where long-marginalized Democrats are now ascendant and where voters who are upset with President Trump, especially women, have punished some moderate Republican candidates.
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Neither Bay Area team is going to the playoffs but the underdog 49ers finished the season on the ascendant with QB Jimmy Garoppolo leading the team to five straight wins, the only NFL team to go undefeated in December.
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In fact, the tech giant's rising dominance in digital advertising — the research firm eMarketer expects it to take in 41 percent of all U.S. digital ad revenues by the end of 2017 — roughly tracks with its ascendant political profile.
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But for all the seamless blending between their component parts, there's always a sense that there's multiple voices fighting to the forefront of each piece, a playful sort of one-upmanship that drives their ascendant pieces toward the heavens.
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The euro was up 0.2 percent at $1.0439, not far from Tuesday's low of $1.0352, which was the single currency's deepest nadir since January 13 as it came under pressure from the ascendant dollar and fears over Italy's bank crunch.
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"But when the opportunity to have a bigger role in bringing Underworld Ascendant to life, as well as playing in the System Shock universe once again, helping to bring these games to a 21st century audience, I just couldn't say no."
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With Iranian power winning out in Iraq and Syria, and Riyadh bogged down in a war with Iran-allied groups in Yemen, the new Saudi approach could bring lasting political and economic turmoil to a country where Tehran had appeared ascendant.
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First with her 2013 Olive Juice, then a 2016 EP called Spell and now with her new album Only You Can See It (out April 12 on Carpark), her ascendant vision has crystallized into these vibrant, kinda proggy pop songs.
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But identity politics is an ascendant orthodoxy: its votaries habitually deny people with alternative views the right to speak, using the methods of the people they say they oppose in order to get heretics sacked, and books and arguments censored.
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That would leave America's allies, who control about 20% of the country, to fend for themselves against a belligerent Turkey, an ascendant Assad regime and the remnants of IS. Mr Trump's advisers seem to have convinced him to stay for now.
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In the Federalist Papers, Alexander Hamilton wrote that the Electoral College was designed to check any "foreign powers [hoping] to gain an improper ascendant in our councils," and that electors should guard against foreign capture of the presidency in particular.
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It's an otherworldly collision of just-off synth lines and Oliver's helium-balloon admonitions toward repentance that feel ascendant and sickly all at once—what heaven might feel like if St. Peter doesn't take away your poppers at the gates.
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Astrologers determine your sun, moon, and ascendant signs (the three main astrological signs in Western astrology) by drawing up your birth chart, which is basically a snapshot of the celestial bodies' placement in the sky at the moment you were born.
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Emboldened by an ascendant Hindu nationalist movement, coupled with a controversial government ban on cattle slaughter, so-called cow-vigilante groups have been carrying out a ruthless form of mob justice, summarily executing those suspected of killing, trading, or consuming beef.
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As of this writing, ascendant Bronx rapper Cardi B's "I Like It" holds the No. 9 position on the Billboard Hot 100—still the industry's best barometer for an individual song's success—above another dozen cuts off her debut album.
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