At least half these men are either aspiring models, aspiring actors, aspiring filmmakers, or aspiring diet tea spon con-ners (cough, Bryan).
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" Even an "aspiring drummer" is not in the same league as an "aspiring dolphin trainer.
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Jewish and bespectacled Susan is an aspiring photographer, while slim, WASP-y Anne is an aspiring writer.
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Aspiring, Callard thinks, is a common human activity: there are aspiring wine lovers, art appreciators, sports fans, fashionistas, d.j.
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In other words, you respond to your aspiring pro-gamer teen just as you might respond to your aspiring pro-athlete teen.
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I mean aspiring to feeling better is aspiring to maybe using a product that doesn't have any endocrine disrupters or plastic in it.
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By providing aspiring VCs access to its network of angel investors, those aspiring VCs may be in a better position to bring on limited partners.
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On Sunday, a 23-year-old aspiring writer and Harry Potter fan took to Twitter to share a feeling all aspiring writers will know well: frustration.
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The period from Labor Day to the end of the year is always stuffed with movies, ranging from comedies to aspiring holiday classics to aspiring Oscar nominees.
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Pretty Wild followed the lives of aspiring model and socialite (emphasis on "aspiring") Alexis Neiers; her foster sister, Tess Taylor (also an aspiring model/socialite); Alexis' sister, Gabby Neiers (a high school student at the time); and their mother, Andrea Arlington, a former Playboy Playmate and lingerie model.
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When an aspiring jazz pianist (Ryan Gosling) and an aspiring actress (Emma Stone) meet in a Los Angeles traffic jam, the scene turns into a song-and-dance spectacular.
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Early in the film, she initially introduces herself as an "aspiring filmmaker," but by the end her language becomes more confident and she drops the "aspiring" part of the title.
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Maybe you're an aspiring eccentric widow (I said aspiring!) who needs to enhance her personal brand by three thousand followers before midnight, or you might turn into a pumpkin spice latte.
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We're doing it fast — aspiring to even greater heights.
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The disgraced movie producer, 66, was accused of sexually assaulting a Polish model and aspiring actress over a 10-year period beginning in 2002 when she was a 16-year-old aspiring actress.
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It's perfect for the aspiring eSports pro on your list.
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And the billionaire has plenty to teach aspiring, young entrepreneurs.
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Aspiring service members, like me, will have their dreams extinguished.
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Unlike Terrace House, his customers aren't aspiring models and actors.
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In 20173, he arrived in New York, an aspiring actor.
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The EU had a lot of leverage over aspiring members.
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Aspiring Lifeguard: I see a nesting table in the distance.
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Good luck to all the aspiring master builders out there!
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Click here to view original GIFAre you an aspiring alchemist?
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She is an aspiring physician and advocate for women's rights.
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Resources are also plentiful for current and aspiring business owners.
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It made aspiring to reach a competitive level seem preposterous.
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Aspiring quantum computer scientists can access IBM's Quantum computer here.
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So how do aspiring companies break into the magic circle?
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By 15, the aspiring auteur had created two short films.
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Fairly early on, aspiring musicians must develop their own voices.
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So the aspiring modular parts manufacturer has no viable option.
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The Hogwarts bottle is perfect for aspiring witches and wizards.
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He also provides a kind of primer for aspiring editors.
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In total, 16 people, including young, aspiring artists, are painting.
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From the looks of it ... she's also an aspiring model.
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An aspiring train engineer, he died on his 15th birthday.
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The "Bad Romance" crooner will portray Ally, an aspiring singer.
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Next up: senior associate editor and aspiring assassin Angela Watercutter.
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An army of aspiring daredevils crossed the street without looking.
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Not all aspiring pilots have to go to college, either.
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She is an aspiring archaeologist and loves the women's game.
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Aspiring surgeons should have the dexterity to accomplish such tasks.
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Raising an aspiring athlete can be perilous for any parent.
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The hope: more creative interaction between professionals and aspiring artists.
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And I'm here for the role of aspiring leading lady.
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They were undeniably formative for me as an aspiring cinephile.
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They nurture aspiring scientists and security experts with student fellowships.
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Bain & Company is a target firm for many aspiring consultants.
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He trains aspiring fighters at night and on the weekends.
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It turns out that aspiring investors face a similar conundrum.
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Aspiring expats should do their homework before they start packing.
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An aspiring singer, Castillo hasn't yet returned to full health.
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It could be a valuable learning tool for aspiring pilots.
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They include Misty Copeland, the American Ballet Theater principal, as an aspiring dancer, who lives with her aspiring dancer boyfriend, played by the A.B.T. soloist Calvin Royal III, and pole dances to make ends meet.
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Like many aspiring young Likudniks, Mr. Erdan is no shrinking violet.
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She may or may not be an aspiring model and actress.
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The aspiring deejay also rocked some long facial hair and dreadlocks.
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VM: What advice do you have for aspiring black art historians?
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But for an aspiring hegemon like Iran, they are entirely rational.
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And generations of aspiring malcontents may have never found their tribe.
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QTs will bridge the gap between industry leaders and aspiring creators.
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Attention aspiring carjackers: Do not attempt to steal Tihisha Jones' vehicle.
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Aspiring landlords must buy licences from those willing to "surrender" theirs.
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The 1990s were a heady time for square-eyed aspiring filmmakers.
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Already an aspiring author, he satirised England in his off hours.
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"Focus on the job you're doing now," Griffith advises aspiring CEOs.
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Here are his three best pieces of advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.
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Gosling plays a dedicated jazz musician dating Stone, an aspiring actress.
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In addition, the star shared some sage advice to aspiring singers.
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Both aspiring writers with intense ambition, Jackson and Hyman each immediately
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It seems there are A LOT of aspiring actors called Madison.
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Young, aspiring DJs: this is the only record you'll ever need.
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A dreamy Pisces aspiring to work in a traditional corporate environment?
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Spanos spared no time in introducing me to the aspiring politician.
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But she keeps doing it for the sake of aspiring photographers.
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Every lyric is about aspiring to be somewhere you can't be.
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No doubt, these caverns would be perfect for aspiring lunar colonists.
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If you're an aspiring baker, you might find a "baking" topic.
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The aspiring bank must also present a business plan to regulators.
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Our diverse population of aspiring citizens continues to share those sentiments.
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It was 2010, and Kate Hamill, an aspiring actress, was frustrated.
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There is a truth that the aspiring creative must first recognize.
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But for any aspiring negotiator, its truths echo through the decades.
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Nancy, an aspiring novelist, is equally smart but gentler and shyer.
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Seattle is one of the worst cities for aspiring millennial homeowners.
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Three aspiring CHC members lost races in California, Florida and Texas.
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With Trump University, he peddled the American Dream to aspiring entrepreneurs.
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The destiny of aspiring car makers, almost uniformly, is to fail.
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Detroit gentrifiers, from the aspiring urban farmers to Quicken Loans' Dan
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Mr. Galinsky coaches aspiring reality stars in classes and private lessons.
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She was a medical student, and he was an aspiring cartoonist.
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In 2001, Ms. Battista offered some advice to aspiring broadcast reporters.
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And it's also for aspiring pet influencers who want to network.
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Here are four myths he says aspiring millionaires can learn from.
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The job has been likened to graduate school for aspiring coaches.
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This summer I'm aspiring to be the grasshopper, not the ant.
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I'm gonna lean on the foot to aspiring to… happiness, even.
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Does Eilish portend a new direction for young aspiring pop stars?
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During CMC, aspiring PMIs learn marksmanship, range operations and teaching techniques.
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What tips and thoughts do you have for young aspiring journalists?
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Here's a look at the schools that help aspiring superstars prepare.
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David Thibodeau, an aspiring drummer from Maine, was one of them.
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More than 100 aspiring paramedical tattoo artists have completed her course.
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Pods create a coaching and mentoring community for aspiring food influencers.
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He was an aspiring D.J. who performed for family and friends.
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While Mr. Cameron seemed to appeal to "the aspiring classes," Mrs.
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Most aspiring creators want to make a career out of it.
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Aspiring Starbucks lifers must join Starbucks&apos rewards program before entering.
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He is an aspiring media mogul who happens to be president.
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Among the dead were students, athletes, engineers and an aspiring pilot.
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Everyone in the middle class and everyone aspiring to join it.
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"I don't really care," one of the aspiring interns told Motherboard.
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The 250Kby2030 campaign will focus on a mentorship program pairing aspiring candidates with experienced female politicians or candidates, creating a technology platform to connect women within their communities, and helping aspiring candidates find the resources they need.
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Duke Miglin, at the time, was an aspiring actor living in California.
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Delilah's an aspiring singer, but we're thinking modeling is a safe fallback.
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A huge blow to aspiring cat ladies in the Sunflower State. 3.
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Her sister Razan, 19, was an aspiring student of design and architecture.
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In 1947, Hodel brutally murdered 22-year-old aspiring actress Elizabeth Short.
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The remains of the print model and aspiring actress were recovered Jan.
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Ding's advice for aspiring entrepreneurs or those wishing to succeed in China?
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When he was a teenager, young David Jones was an aspiring musician.
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I know how current and aspiring trans military personnel must be feeling.
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Aspiring Super Sweet 16-ers can submit an entry video on Musical.
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MyPart lets aspiring creators and musicians submit stuff to their favorite artists.
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Blake E., 31 An aspiring drummer from Marina del Rey, California 5.
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He was a waiter and aspiring actor and model at the time.
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It might seem an improbable choice for someone aspiring to help people.
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Mr Knausgaard follows Hitler's progress from aspiring artist to down-and-out.
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Nevertheless, the fact that China is aspiring to global leadership is significant.
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I love what Upstart has done for fresh graduates and aspiring entrepreneurs.
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It also delights aspiring chefs, as vacuum-packed meat is more tender.
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This time the aspiring Marxist is Mr Cameron's Tory successor, Theresa May.
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The story follows her from humble beginnings as an aspiring foreigner-agent.
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To the great amusement of her colleagues, Lisa is an aspiring poet.
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Several aspiring presidential candidates support some form of a "green new deal".
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What's his advice for aspiring songwriters, both young and not-so-young?
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Now aspiring Master Chiefs can prepare themselves for an imaginary Covenant invasion.
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She, too, was an aspiring journalist who worked with high school teens.
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Speakers were greeted like rock stars by throngs of aspiring young programmers.
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She hopes to start an apprentice program to teach aspiring tech dommes.
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In many ways, August's story coincides with the average aspiring actor's tale.
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Do you think this is typical of an aspiring R&B singer?
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I spoke to Sarah, the 17-year-old aspiring podcaster, about this.
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An aspiring security expert, Jani sent his discovery to Facebook via email.
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An aspiring filmmaker, Chris has enrolled in a screenwriting course at UCLA.
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Because writers — aspiring writers, successful writers and the in-between need stories.
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One of them was an aspiring entertainer with no concrete acting credits.
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Like many aspiring musicians, the avian protagonist gets pushback from his parents.
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And aspiring Pokétrainers can probably steer clear of memorial sites until then.
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Yes, like most waiters in this town ... he's also an aspiring actor.
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Here's a lesson for all you aspiring hoopers out there — shoe untied?
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Do you have any advice for aspiring female writer/directors out there?
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In the run up, aspiring members pegged their currencies to the Deutschmark.
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Novotny says she will always remember the aspiring gymnast's sunny, upbeat nature.
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It's another exciting leapfrog of the aspiring space tourism company's previous achievements.
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Aspiring singer Molly O'Malia has obtained the services of lawyer Gloria Allred.
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"We are not aspiring to be an intellectual art publication," she notes.
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It often feels like the city is boiling over with aspiring talents.
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We hope this serves as a helpful case study for aspiring founders.
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It stars Lauren Ambrose (Six Feet Under) as Jules, an aspiring actress.
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After that, aspiring surgeons face about five years in a residency program.
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Few of the aspiring delegates on Capitol Hill are committed Trump supporters.
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The bullets struck Thérèse Dechade Kapangala, an aspiring nun and Musubao's niece.
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Others are simply aspiring to live better lives in a new one.
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They also stall the naturalization and full integration of aspiring U.S. citizens.
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The new fund will help these aspiring innovators finance their big ideas.
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This documentary-style reality show profiles five aspiring Olympians and their families.
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It's a strategy he recommends to young professionals and aspiring entrepreneurs today.
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FRANK & LOLA He's a Las Vegas chef; she's an aspiring fashion designer.
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This event is a must-see for current and aspiring startup founders.
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Aspiring conservative millennials look up to people like Lahren as role models.
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But the people aspiring to replace Ms. Rousseff are under threat, too.
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Aspiring Dylann Roofs will look for an enemy headquarters to shoot up.
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"Great football player, aspiring orthopedic surgeon, had a 3.7 GPA," Kelly said.
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Heroine Chic follows Zoe Porter, an aspiring fashion designer in New York.
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Aspiring teachers earn their MA degree plus licensure without needing to relocate.
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Is first lady and aspiring vice presidential candidate Claire Underwood Hillary Clinton?
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What piece of advice do you have out there for aspiring journalists?
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Aspiring photographers from all around the globe posted more than 450,000 photographs.
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Superficially, Fitzcarraldo portrays an aspiring Irish rubber baron, Brian Sweeney "Fitzcarraldo" Fitzgerald.
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His family holds close memories of the aspiring musician in their hearts.
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In 1990, just 9 percent of aspiring freshmen applied to that many.
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Also, let minor league baseball continue to pay aspiring young baseball players.
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And organize developmental football leagues, with pay, for aspiring pro football players.
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Mr. Trump's immigration policies are yanking the dream from many aspiring Americans.
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In the US, companies aspiring to go public have faced added challenges.
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I am an eighth-grade girl aspiring to enter the STEM field.
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Well, royalty, and brides, some debutantes and genuine aristocrats, actual or aspiring.
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Are we aspiring to make things that just make people feel O.K.?
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Before anything else, an aspiring Norma has to master "bel canto" technique.
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Young aspiring composers can also learn the basics of scoring a film.
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Talented performers, songwriters and aspiring stars provide endless entertainment at every turn.
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In order to make things easier for current or aspiring freelancers, Neighborhoods.
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He is also an aspiring fashion designer who enjoys playing the piano.
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It's what I started out aspiring to become and what I remained.
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Other aspiring Republican leaders see virtues in muscle flexing while dismissing diplomacy.
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I have no problem with us aspiring to be great like that.
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The two women also refuted their parents' claims they were aspiring singers.
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Watson, an aspiring naval pilot, recently graduated from the US Naval Academy.
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This is a look at the record aspiring female politicians so far.
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Ruby Heart-Stealer, for sex at wild parties packed with aspiring showgirls.
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A new startup gives aspiring collectors a chance to do just that.
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Finally, what advice would you give to aspiring photographers and image makers?
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In December 2012, he began studying for the exam given to aspiring sergeants.
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At the time, she was with a fellow aspiring actor named Christopher Spotz.
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Duane says Gabi's an aspiring writer and loves J.K. Rowling and Sibéal Pounder.
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But that $500 price tag might be too steep for other aspiring musicians.
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Ivy League–aspiring yuppie obsessed with money and Ronald Reagan; Rubio, on the
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Like many, aspiring supervillain Elon Musk is gazing at the solar eclipse today.
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Source: KP Anglean Barber and Karima Gordon were best friends and aspiring models.
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The MLB CFO-turned-entrepreneur also has a few tips for aspiring entrepreneurs.
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Heath Ledger's legacy is helping aspiring Aussie actors get a start in Hollywood.
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Roger Moore gave heartfelt advice to his daughter Deborah Moore, an aspiring actress.
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It's for pro (or aspiring pro) photographers for whom resolution is maximally important.
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This is not an easy thing for any young, aspiring journalist to hear.
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These days, proceeds from the dinner go to fund scholarships for aspiring journalists.
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But there was one joke that revealed it might be aspiring for worse.
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To her family, she was "Tay": an aspiring doctor and hands-on aunt.
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It's a job fit for a queen — or at least an aspiring princess.
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Aspiring creators shouldn't have to decide between making music and making a living.
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These days La Casa del Túnel hosts exhibitions and workshops for aspiring artists.
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Moreover, if aspiring to global leadership may be irksome, forfeiting it carries costs.
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Take a look at our aspiring animal athletes: Keep dreaming kitties and canines.
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There's the iPhone user, whether existing or aspiring, and then there's everyone else.
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Essentially, he set an example for all aspiring kissing experts and European lovahs.
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Looking ahead, Yego has have high hopes for another aspiring athlete, his son.
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It seems completely counterintuitive for an aspiring dentist to drink this much soda.
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Once upon a time, aspiring meatheads had limited options for muscle-building advice.
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But echoes of Thiel's guidance are in Agarwal's advice to other aspiring entrepreneurs.
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The aspiring actor was joined in court by his pregnant girlfriend Viviane Thibes.
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Everything about the LiPlay is geared to be an aspiring influencer's best friend.
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Not bad for a couple of pop punk kids and an aspiring actress.
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You know she's an aspiring singer and moves in with her husband Toby.
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One aspiring computer science major did take the opportunity to play class clown.
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At some level, every program in the South is aspiring to be Alabama.
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On the other hand, DJI is still focusing on pros (and aspiring pros).
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Where I saw a despot and aspiring dictator his supporters saw something different.
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Unlike Pauvert, most aspiring chefs today can't jaunt to the Alps to apprentice.
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Neomelodico proved a particularly important piece of political clay for the aspiring statesman.
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Brown was an aspiring singer and the only child of the late Houston.
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In politics, you is a primary tool in any aspiring world leader's arsenal.
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Now the city is attracting the attention of a new, aspiring robber baron.
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If you're an aspiring entrepreneur in the election business, this is the megaship.
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Jed always seemed kind of greasy and the aspiring musician or whatever vibe.
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There's her roommate, Titus Andromedon (Tituss Burgess), a Mississippi transplant and aspiring actor.
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I love to surf forgotten profile pages, and land on an aspiring parodist.
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But now the museum is showing pieces by young — very young — aspiring artists.
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The garden, in the distance, stood out in a neighborhood aspiring to stylishness.
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Previously speaking to TribLive, Sheykhet's father said she was an aspiring physical therapist.
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In a recent interview with Y Combinator, Zuckerberg offered advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.
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In entertainment, the old "casting couch" expectation exploits the dreams of aspiring actresses.
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It's a whole new world for anyone aspiring to be America's Chief Diplomat.
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Aspiring first-time homeowners in the U.S. also deal with unprecedented housing costs.
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Conservatives say he has created a model for Republicans aspiring to national office.
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Her book "Entertaining With Betsy Bloomingdale" (1994) offered advice to aspiring hostesses. Mrs.
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She advised aspiring consultants not to be afraid to narrow down their niche.
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Lay became a mascot because he liked sports and was an aspiring actor.
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The Routeburn Track straddles two New Zealand national parks, Fiordland and Mount Aspiring.
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It's a habit that anyone aspiring to own a business should take up.
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We're aspiring to fly a crew orbit by the end of this year.
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Many aspiring entrepreneurs were already looking to develop their business skills as students.
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Spawn's contributions, by contrast, are harsh and weird, aspiring only to absolute newness.
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That's because the limits for pretax saving have gone up for aspiring retirees.
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When she heard he was an aspiring playwright, she offered him a room.
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He became an aspiring fighter almost as quickly as he became a fan.
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The aspiring burglar in Florida never had a chance to attempt a heist.
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How does an aspiring athlete follow in the footsteps of a famous parent?
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But if I were an aspiring restaurateur, I would reopen my steno pad.
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That's a win-win for the aspiring student and the nation as well.
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Harris reportedly dated Mayweather from 1995 to 2010 and was an aspiring actress.
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Germana Falato, a 21-year-old aspiring athlete, dressed up like the Madonna.
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I fell in love with it in the way that aspiring writers do.
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And Ms. Burnett remembered sharing an audition dress with three other aspiring actresses.
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Called Sàn Art ("sàn" means "platform"), it offered critical resources to aspiring artists.
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Like aspiring authoritarians everywhere, Mr. Trump sees law enforcement in intensely personal terms.
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"We provide financial fuel to aspiring champion athletes," according to the organization's website.
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Note to aspiring writers: If you want to write, you have to pitch!
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Mr. Epstein's victims included aspiring models from South America, according to court documents.
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LOVE INTEREST An aspiring teenage actress (Lily Collins) from prim-and-proper Virginia.
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Aspiring rapper Daniel, the producer, last spoke to Cooksey shortly after his release.
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Her sidekicks are Marie, an aspiring princess, and Gaston, Claudette's fearful little brother.
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Fleck is a clown-by-hire and aspiring comedian living with his mother.
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Relying on experts for professional advice can seem foreign for many aspiring entrepreneurs.
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And so my advice to aspiring young songwriters has changed in recent years.
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Here are some ideas for the textile artists you know (or aspiring ones).
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Help the aspiring picker in your life finally take a step toward stardom.
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Aspiring champions rise at dawn, running past the fishing boats on the beach.
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Bianca, an aspiring educator, studies English literature and expects to graduate in December.
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Then there's Cupixel Art Box ($59.99), a smart device for the aspiring artist.
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Prior to meeting Raskin and getting married, Li was an aspiring fiction writer.
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Lower-cost spin gyms can also be particularly lucrative for aspiring boutique owners.
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I daresay one of you aspiring cinemateurs could make a go of it.
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"You're never going to be your mom," the aspiring plus-size model replied back.
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Lucia Evans, once an aspiring actress, also describes being raped by the film titan.
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But aspiring solar+storage customers should keep their expectations on this score in check.
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Aspiring engineers should probably evacuate like everyone else when the storms roll in, though.
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Romano concluded her essay with an encouraging word for those aspiring to become entertainers.
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The film followed Kathy Selden (Reynolds), an aspiring actress and ghost singer to stars.
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An aspiring writer, Kester says she bonded with Hoffman over their love of theater.
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Matthew James Phelps, a 27-year-old aspiring pastor, called authorities early on Sept.
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Laurie Davidson stars as the titular bard in his days as an aspiring playwright.
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In it, she played Kathy Selden, an aspiring actress and ghost singer to stars.
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Tafar Lewis was an aspiring rapper who performed music under the name June Valentino.
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And who, aside from aspiring Bake Off contestants, actually owns a deep fat frier?
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But often it seems that Trump wants to close the door to aspiring Americans.
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Last month, Prince Harry introduced Markle to 10-year-old aspiring actress Sophia Richards.
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The aspiring homecoming queen/brownie baker left the state following the incident, police said.
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There's so much stuff that a young producer or aspiring engineer can find online.
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About 3,150 aspiring dancers from 38 countries have participated in the previous 28 editions.
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Revolutionary communists understood the implications of aspiring to a "global optimum" and didn't flinch.
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The average aspiring medic borrows $303,230 for her graduate education; lawyers-to-be, $2100,2000.
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Several aspiring and established Hollywood actresses have had varying levels of involvement with Nxivm.
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Aspiring presidential candidates are picking their sides in the great boomer-versus-millennial war.
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Fiona Galinsky, 18, a high school student and aspiring filmmaker, echoed Mr. Amireh's enthusiasm.
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A focus on streaming, rather than aspiring to be on TV, doesn't hurt either.
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GoDaddy also recently launched a new app that lets aspiring entrepreneurs test business ideas.
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In Serbia, another aspiring EU member, support for the bloc is less clear-cut.
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An aspiring poet herself, Lisa is frustrated with the banality of her everyday surroundings.
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There's no shortage, I don't think, of aspiring and up-and-coming female artists.
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Plus, there's Alexis, who is actually an aspiring dolphin trainer from Secaucus, New Jersey.
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It helps fund the Fine Arts Summer Academy -- or FASA -- for aspiring young musicians.
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Toyota said the vehicle has an "aspiring driving range" of 200 kilometers (124 miles.)
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Larson tells PEOPLE she was drawn to the story's optimism in aspiring to dream.
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She was an aspiring model, and Cosby offered to take her under his wing.
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Tommy (Balthazar Getty) is an aspiring businessman who's always having to play catch-up.
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He also said that he sees ample opportunity for aspiring franchisees across the nation.
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Demi Lovato has partnered with Lyft to help make aspiring musicians' dreams come true.
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We have tribute songs from anonymous YouTubers, aspiring rappers, and award-winning artists alike.
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Perfect for: The aspiring DJSo you started dating a DJ. It's not your fault!
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It's a pittance, but for aspiring comics, that first paycheck holds incredible symbolic value.
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Our national health and public order require that aspiring new Americans share these commitments.
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He also advised the aspiring business leaders he met on how to be successful.
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" A former aspiring marine biologist, Rogers continues, "I've brought some bathing suits with me.
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But emulating the best in any medium is always the challenge for aspiring artists.
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It's this "I'm gonna show 'em" attitude that Plank thinks aspiring entrepreneurs should adopt.
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The player can't decide, for example, to roleplay the game as an aspiring pianist.
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As an aspiring actor, she explained to Colbert that she was out of work.
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I was infused with the ideals that society preaches about aspiring to heterosexual marriage.
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What should aspiring recording artists do now, then, to avoid finding themselves in court?
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Like many young women, I grew up aspiring to fit into a patriarchal world.
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"She's got a very busy and aspiring set of goals and objectives," he says.
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Under present conditions, the hurdles facing aspiring private sector borrowers from banks become higher.
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For an aspiring fascist dictator, Trump seems to be making a lot of errors.
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Ofelia Castillo,an aspiring journalist, is always on the hunt for a compelling story.
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Others are aspiring cardiologists, future journalists, teachers and advocates for children with developmental disabilities.
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First, demand from every aspiring first ballot suitor a pop quiz on their state.
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This webinar is a must-see for startup founders, people managers, and aspiring leaders.
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It was where Mr. Nazaire, a driven, aspiring entrepreneur, could focus on his studies.
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In a new memoir, "Rebel for God," he gives some advice to aspiring stars.
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She was aspiring to do them as an individual, not just as a character.
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If the red tape isn't enough to deter aspiring Canadians, there are other obstacles.
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As a faithful Muslim and an aspiring writer, I wanted to write a rebuttal.
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The Department of Consumer Affairs administers a 150-question exam to aspiring tour guides.
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For aspiring NHL players, it's typically their first glimpse into the National Hockey League.
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Jim Carrey, actor and aspiring political cartoonist, just added another piece to his collection.
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As an aspiring corporate ladder-climber herself, she seems to enjoy hearing about it.
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In business school, aspiring entrepreneurs should be encouraged to take introductory public policy classes.
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She signed on to host the Oxygen reality show "The Face," on aspiring models.
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At New York University, I started out pre-med, aspiring to be an anesthesiologist.
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Stacy Ndlovu is the managing editor of Young Voices, a project for aspiring writers.
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Mr. Thomas wants people to know he is black, especially other aspiring black writers.
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And Ms. Hester, who just turned 17, is far from an aspiring fashion designer.
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It's rudimentary but I'd recommend it for aspiring constructors before making a larger investment.
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I see you, women whodid not grow up aspiring to be a plot device.
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My grandfather was actually an aspiring concert pianist, born and raised in Tel Aviv.
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An aspiring stylist, Mr. Lang had hoped to stay at the company long term.
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Ms. Navot, 38, watched all of this unfold as an aspiring dancer in Haifa.
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Even the idea of aspiring to that… it just seemed so foreign to me.
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They're hard to talk about without sounding like an aspiring guru or credulous dolt.
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Then, aspiring to drive in Formula One, he raced in England for three years.
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Gena (Erica Peeples) is an aspiring writer, Quadir (Columbus Short) is a cocaine kingpin.
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Fonseka accused President Rajapaksa of corruption, of murdering journalists, and of aspiring to dictatorship.
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Collaborizm connects aspiring entrepreneurs like Mr. Aryal with mentors, suppliers and early-stage capital.
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He was an aspiring draftsman who also played piano and worked blue-collar jobs.
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Astros third baseman Alex Bregman, an aspiring investor himself, approved of Sabathia's financial acumen.
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In fact, the now-aspiring New York Met contends that saying sorry shows strength.
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A decade had passed since G'Mario Charleston, an aspiring actor from Mississippi, stepped onstage.
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And there's the more urbanized, full-democracy-aspiring, internet-savvy youth in the streets.
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"I said in my bio that I was an 'aspiring communist mystic,' " Brostoff said.
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They moved to Ontario, aspiring to work on farms near the hamlet of Jordan.
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Aspiring comics do it for a smaller cut of sales plus, crucially, stage time.
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His organization represents more than 2120,22015 current and retired educators, and many aspiring teachers.
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Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations dictate what educational institutions teach aspiring aviation maintenance mechanics.
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For example, instead of aspiring to run a marathon, aim to run a 5K.
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Aspiring writers in the audience will get to try their hands at storytelling, too.
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Self-government requires uniting through our commonalities and aspiring to achieve a shared future.
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New South Wales and Mount Aspiring National Park are more than 1,000 miles apart.
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She was an aspiring femme fatale, but she didn't pull it off, thank heavens.
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"As an aspiring journalist in New York City, he was my ideal," he said.
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Soon he was prowling Hollywood parties for aspiring actresses whose careers he might manage.
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What advice do you have for aspiring writers who come from a similar background?
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Cassidy, from Wisconsin, is a marketing major and journalism minor, and a tremendous aspiring journalist.
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That's the whole point—the book is for permaculture nerds, or at least aspiring ones.
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With the show in its tenth season, he's counseled hundreds of aspiring and established entrepreneurs.
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He had married his third wife, former model and aspiring actress Brynn Omdahl, in 1987.
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But like many aspiring entrepreneurs, Rojas didn't have the resources to move forward right away.
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Sutton told police that she'd last seen Coleman, an aspiring rapper, around 10:30 p.m.
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Quckenbush, an aspiring singer from Nashville, Tennessee, is accused of firing at the man twice.
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Denton, 51, is allegedly dating Aundre Dean, a 29-year-old aspiring actor and rapper.
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Aspiring scientists, check out her advice below: Why do you want to be a scientist?
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Seriously, as an aspiring Pokémon Go master, you have something in common with Chrissy Teigen.
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Equire – A marketplace that connects small businesses with aspiring entrepreneurs who want to acquire them.
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It's not just aspiring journalist Phil (Adam Devine), the film's awkwardly isolated, phone-obsessed hero.
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Choi is an aspiring film director and is currently writing a feature film screenplay herself.
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A week before that, then-aspiring gubernatorial candidate Cynthia Nixon had controversially eaten a bagel.
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Clark also was a mentor to many aspiring musicians, including Steve Earle and Rodney Crowell.
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Jessica Williams plays an aspiring playwright in a new Netflix series set in New York.
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But he does not speak French, normally a fatal flaw in an aspiring prime minister.
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Aspiring British MCs pay to freestyle for the channel, almost as a rite of passage.
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Here's what every aspiring startup can learn from the life and death of Fling: 1.
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I think even people that maybe don't consider themselves aspiring influencers, they still take pictures.
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Junior year of high school was a busy one for aspiring makeup artist James Charles.
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Right now, the price and hassle of prosthetics can be prohibitive to aspiring amputee athletes.
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MacBook Pros were once professional computers that could also appeal to an aspiring consumer audience.
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As an aspiring writer, I dreamed of one day sharing my words with the world.
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His character Trey is an aspiring rapper and comes from a wealthy Los Angeles family.
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The Revlon spokesperson and aspiring actress has since transformed into a television and fashion star.
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The singer also had advice to aspiring singer/songwriters — and not just in country music.
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Aspiring entrepreneurs, who work with Black Founders, are increasingly being courted by big tech companies.
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The other factor that has dashed the hopes of aspiring two-way players is health.
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That may be good for primitive marine life, but not so good for aspiring civilizations.
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Consider the case of Naqeebullah Mehsud, a 27-year-old aspiring male model in Pakistan.
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Steve focuses on companies aspiring to deliver significant advances to developers and to computing infrastructure.
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The aspiring rapper could face a maximum sentence of life in state prison if convicted.
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" McGee also said she witnessed Kelly punish the aspiring Florida singer for breaking his "rules.
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As an aspiring music producer, Jonas said his biggest inspiration has been rock band Radiohead.
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Aspiring early risers can make some tweaks to their lifestyle to make the shift easier.
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In that case, we would pass, because we're not aspiring to cover every news story.
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Within a few years, the aspiring comic was penning articles for The Source's comedy issue.
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Emma Stone, who's never been better, is Mia, an aspiring actress living in Los Angeles.
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The Rogue Film School is a very, very intense encounter, direct encounter with aspiring filmmakers.
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The K.C. Undercover actress starred as aspiring dancer Rocky on Disney Channel's Shake It Up!
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Aspiring students and their families would make much wiser decisions if those numbers were available.
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The dinner honors journalists who cover the White House and awards scholarships to aspiring reporters.
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Mr. Coleman's lawyer identified the wounded woman as Maggie Heckstall, an aspiring R&B singer.
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But Cedarville taught us that there are worse violations to suffer, even for aspiring journalists.
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Suarez said he was now being tapped for advice from younger aspiring drivers in Mexico.
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And with chorus lines of splashy heels, it's a dreamscape for aspiring young drag queens.
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Support for Fight for $103 has practically become a litmus test for aspiring Democratic politicians.
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The range of possible innovations for aspiring entrepreneurs are broader than they have ever been.
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NaNoWriMo, as it is known, challenges aspiring authors to write 50,000 words in 30 days.
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Clarke plays Kate, a singer and aspiring musical performer living and scarcely struggling in London.
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Here are five things to know about what the job involves now for aspiring CMOs.
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If there's one piece of advice an aspiring YouTube creator needs, it's to just start.
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"Let it be a lesson to aspiring young conservatives interested in investigative journalism," Malkin wrote.
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In truth, Mr. Yi was himself an aspiring singer but lacked the nerve to perform.
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You will observe thousands of vacant homes devoid of a generation of aspiring young homeowners.
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Any aspiring pro with a sense of adventure will leap into a highlight for fun.
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They make the dream of opening up new storefronts seem insurmountable to many aspiring entrepreneurs.
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Instead drunkenly aspiring to goals, like working out every day, I started actually reaching them.
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Naturally, Tbilisi is a member of the OSCE as well as an aspiring EU member.
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Calling all dads/aspiring models: There's a fun new meme out there just for you.
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He is 21 years old, works at a call center, and is an aspiring filmmaker.
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At the Denver workshop, many aspiring voters agreed on why they are naturalizing this year.
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So are those extremely persistent aspiring musicians desperately pleading for you to buy their mixtapes.
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In short, the rites of campus elections that so many aspiring women have performed before.
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Every year, aspiring actors head to Hollywood in hopes of remaking themselves as movie stars.
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Well, over the years, many Times editors and writers have given the aspiring opiners advice.
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In the early 123s, Mr. Steiner, a Turkish immigrant, was an aspiring developer in Miami.
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In the story, the deity issues a command to the aspiring writer before she leaves.
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He and his wife, Patsy, who was also an aspiring writer, were living in Paris.
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The aspiring candidates include Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia, along with Albania.
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Why only give aspiring wall builders five days to fine-tune and file their proposals?
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PA), the emergence of aspiring conglomerates like U.S.-based Kors or China's Shandong Ruyi (002193.
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After a devastating car accident in 1992, an aspiring actor, Gabriel Cordell, became a paraplegic.
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It reads "Licensed Public Hack" — not a bad self-description for an aspiring Pop Artist.
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The notion of aspiring to achieve things in life was sort of in the blood.
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She impacted every audience from African-Americans to women to aspiring musicians to everyday people.
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Aspiring authoritarians there like Marine Le Pen have married virulent xenophobia to generous social spending.
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While at Columbia, she met Alan D. Wolfe, an aspiring diplomat with New York roots.
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Aspiring influencers don't need to wait for companies to shower them with freebies or cash.
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Morgan, an aspiring actress, says whatever is on her mind and seems immune to embarrassment.
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What challenges do you think aspiring entrants will have to overcome in order to win?
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In 270, an aspiring alchemist in Constantinople named Avedis created his first copper alloy cymbals.
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In Minneapolis, the aspiring jihadists were like the fellow in the 1981 film: nowhere men.
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I remember this one Muslim organization called me an "aspiring" journalist in a profile piece.
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Government regulation and corruption were also said to be stumbling blocks for Africa's aspiring entrepreneurs.
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Executives there said aspiring employees should emphasize their personal passions rather than awards or titles.
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Ms. Krall met Mr. Short more than two decades ago, while still an aspiring musician.
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If you're an aspiring young writer and you read that, well, you're hooked for good.
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This has created a perpetual backlog of aspiring assistant professors, all competing for fewer jobs.
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As an aspiring chef, Love is often seen cooking up delicious meals for her friends.
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It has aspiring affiliates in seven others and has a presence in over 30 countries.
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We are a people used to being good, or at least aspiring to be good.
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We cannot keep Mr. Putin from aspiring to overseas adventures like his expedition into Syria.
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Next, she starred as an aspiring fashion designer in Flora the Red Menace on Broadway.
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Her impersonation of a writer giving advice to aspiring writers is funny because it's true.
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Her impersonation of a writer giving advice to aspiring writers is funny because it's true.
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Generations of aspiring China scholars and national security thinkers devotedly followed Kissinger's realpolitik engagement philosophy.
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Easy-to-use technology straight from Moscow for any aspiring strongman — at a low price.
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Fidel Castro's grandson, an aspiring model, showed up to help visiting celebrities to their seats.
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DSLR Camera If she's an aspiring photographer, something more intense than a Polaroid is necessary.
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Ransford said he's not aspiring to take the company public — at least no time soon.
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Lean and taut, with a swirl of dark hair, Macesic resembles an aspiring urban d.j.
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More than a sprinting machine, Lyles, an aspiring rap artist, runs to his own beat.
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"We're going to die here anyway," Yari Golden-Castaño, one of these aspiring travelers, says.
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Maybe that makes hygge impossible for Americans, but it is a state worth aspiring to.
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MARKET OVERVIEW For the majority of aspiring buyers, Swiss housing prices are out of reach.
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As MrBeast attempted to game YouTube's algorithm, the aspiring YouTuber went through stages of trends on his channel: funny compilations of highlights in playing "Minecraft" and "Call of Duty," estimating YouTubers' wealth, offering tips and tricks to aspiring creators, and commentating on YouTuber drama.
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Aspiring minority coaches, the study suggested, may be encountering a dilemma familiar in the corporate world.
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Called "House of Comics," it would follow three aspiring stand-ups living together in Los Angeles.
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This scene shows the actress playing an aspiring model who is good … but not good enough.
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But he scored his breakout role as aspiring writer Ron Harris in Barney Miller in 1975.
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As an aspiring fashion designer, Alyssa Hertz, 18, is constantly dreaming up new and innovative designs.
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Similar to Snapchat's story functionality, students and aspiring professionals can consume inspirational content from role models.
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To be sure, big name companies have a certain allure for aspiring techies the world over.
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Pilsen is a beautiful melting pot of Mexican-American business owners, young students, and aspiring artists.
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If you were speaking to a young, aspiring female rapper what advice would you give her?
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It will also invest up to $100 million in early-stage start-ups or aspiring "technopreneurs".
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Aspiring top models will appreciate the in-home salon, complete with 360-degree mirrored dressing area.
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Man-bunned protester turns out to be &aposfull-time human guinea pig&apos and aspiring comedian.
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Mia (Emma Stone) is an aspiring actress, working as a barista on the Warner Bros. lot.
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Esther is an aspiring artist from Berkeley who has taken the more spinsterish alias S Fowler.
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For all their sweat and passion, the chances of success are slim for the aspiring idols.
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But monogamous marriage, respectable jobs, and earning lots of money… aspiring to that has its implications.
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The Met is hosting an information session soon that aspiring volunteers will be interested in attending.
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" TobyMac went on to praise his son, an aspiring Christian rapper, calling him a "true artist.
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Below, we've rounded up five great gift ideas for aspiring photographers that are currently on sale.
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Sid, a neurotic novelist aspiring to J.D. Salinger-like prestige, has instead made his money copywriting.
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The company has some other fun things for aspiring cyberpunk car owners to play with — literally.
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Catering to creative types, side hustlers, and aspiring entrepreneurs, Create & Cultivate is not your traditional conference.
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If you're an aspiring vlogger I'd be way more inclined to recommend the Sony RX100 line.
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The mysterious narrator of "Indelicacy," an aspiring writer, has a job cleaning at an unnamed museum.
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Ester is an aspiring intellectual who finds herself enthralled by an artist/provocateur named Hugo Rask.
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For aspiring home designers and fans alike, the makeover process is arguably the most interesting part.
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Many aspiring entrepreneurs have a fantasy-driven view about what it means to own a business.
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Meanwhile, aspiring American dancer Susie (Dakota Johnson) has traveled to Germany to audition for the troupe.
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Michelle is an aspiring fashion designer and, for reasons that eventually become clear, a lifelong coward.
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Producers can offer to lease the tracks, non-exclusively, for up to $4.99 to aspiring artists.
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The aspiring poet tweets about going to class, reminding everyone she's an intellectual getting her MFA.
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That discovery ignited a new sort of excitement about the field the aspiring doctor was entering.
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The search for a role model for aspiring Android gaming phone manufacturers need not be long.
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He is an aspiring writer, and has drawn material from his youth for his first manuscript.
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If you're an aspiring vlogger, get ready to watch some tutorials then pick up your camera.
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Some aspiring astronauts, like Abigail Harrison, have been publicly advocating the need to fly more women.
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That's why Todd Wagner, the billionaire internet entrepreneur, recommends that aspiring founders ask themselves two questions.
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It was, rather, aspiring to a better quality of life in the face of untrammelled development.
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Before Badgley was playing bookstore manager Joe, he was aspiring writer Dan Humphrey on Gossip Girl.
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One item on their admission questionnaire asks aspiring members where they fall on the Kinsey scale.
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Promises by aspiring politicians do not help either, as Pakistan counts down to polls next year.
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I remember watching Carl Lewis as a kid, and aspiring to be as good as him.
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Yolanda is about to lend that same mindset to a whole new generation of aspiring models.
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Together, they made YouTube videos, where he said the aspiring animator found her outlet to communicate.
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He was also an aspiring DJ who loved the Bay Area rave scene, his dad said.
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Affordability of cars is one of the biggest hurdles that an aspiring driver faces, analysts say.
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Walmart got aspiring bakers in a frenzy with their huge KitchenAid sale on mixers and accessories.
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I would say to any aspiring entrepreneur, learn what's bothering you, your friends, family or neighbors.
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" McAdam concluded his piece by saying that Americans "deserve better from people aspiring to be president.
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To achieve the desired effect, aspiring foodies need to separate the egg yolk from the whites.
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Unless she's aspiring to become the next Kris Jenner, queen of reality TV, this seems unlikely.
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At the same time, aspiring retirees said they expect to receive $220,21 per month on average.
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Were she an aspiring staffer on the National Security Council, her career would now be over.
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The dismissed charge concerns an alleged sexual assault of an aspiring actress by Weinstein in 2004.
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The WHCA dinner honors journalists who cover the White House and awards scholarships to aspiring reporters.
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The recent high school grad and aspiring art teacher collapsed on the sidewalk in cardiac arrest.
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This, of course, is the "hero's journey," a plot device employed by many an aspiring screenwriter.
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But the Amazon dynamic also means users can leave negative feedback that can sink aspiring brands.
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In the last two years, however, many more resources have become available to aspiring veteran entrepreneurs.
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And some clinics are capitalizing on this by offering special packages just for aspiring flight attendants.
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Contrasted with Alex is Gabriel (Lorenzo Lefebvre), an earnest aspiring electronic composer and neighbor of Laetitia's.
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The other woman, an aspiring actress and a commoner, Sujarinee Vivacharawongse, would become his second wife.
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Babbel is currently available on three different subscriptions: For the aspiring polyglot, there's a lifetime subscription.
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Mr. Beatty stars as Howard Hughes in 1958 Hollywood, sponsoring a sweet aspiring actress named Marla.
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But it was sleazy, and unbefitting of someone aspiring to the highest office in the land.
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In a court statement Monday, prosecutors said Li lured Green, a 27-year-old aspiring chef.
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This was done, in part, to express his artistic side, said Dutch, 27, an aspiring filmmaker.
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Take, for example, aspiring makeup artists, Patrice Lee Onwuka, spokeswoman for Generation Opportunity, said this week.
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And most importantly, I hope today's aspiring journalists know that we see them and value them.
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When college sports were first established, those sports were the only option for young, aspiring players.
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However, it is known that friends and family members gave the aspiring author reproductions of artworks.
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So they weren't about to let this opportunity of courting 13 aspiring teachers go to waste.
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Iran is an aspiring nuclear nation with a long history of enmity toward the United States.
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The best advice Trevino can give to aspiring women looking to launch a technology start-up?
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Stacy Brown-Philpot didn't grow up aspiring to be the chief executive of a technology company.
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LIKE MANY aspiring international criminals before him, our guy eventually turned to a Swiss private banker.
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Because it's illegal in Hollywood to scam aspiring actors by doing fee workshops to ... Sure, yeah.
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That all seems more or less what you might get from many aspiring new media publications.
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As Mr. McDavis suggests, let the National Basketball Association developmental league pay aspiring young basketball talent.
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She skipped high school and started college when she was 13, aspiring to be a doctor.
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Thanks to his slide show, Dwayne, an aspiring musical artist, was able to make his argument.
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"It was great lawyering," Mr. Jones said, and a valuable lesson for an aspiring trial lawyer.
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Christie Brinkley was an aspiring artist living in Paris when she was discovered by a photographer.
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Both published and aspiring constructors who identify as women attend to support and encourage each other.
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"Write what you know" is advice often given to aspiring writers; it has served Geist perfectly.
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At least now we are just beginning to blame the powerful man, not the aspiring actress.
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The "Turkish Model" was widely praised as the way forward for Muslim countries aspiring for reform.
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Synopsis: Documents Joaquin Phoenix's transition from the acting world to a career as an aspiring rapper.
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While Hawkley isn't real, aspiring champion skaters living in Idaho and Utah are fairly common. Why?
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But Todd gets to test the notion when he encounters Rory (Katie Findlay), an aspiring actress.
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We're guessing she might have just one or two tips for aspiring direct-to-consumer entrepreneurs.
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A fourth man, aspiring San Francisco cannabis magnate Andrey Kukushkin, was also charged in the case.
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Clark: Do you have any more tips for aspiring creators trying to break through in Hollywood?
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They are both Dominican and members of the class of 1992, and both are aspiring writers.
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We've also seen a "Bachelor" superfan, a hipster, a chicken enthusiast and an aspiring dolphin trainer.
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For years, aspiring actresses seeking to make a career in Hollywood had to pick a lane.
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Another was an aspiring actress who said that he raped her in a Manhattan hotel room.
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There was the matter, too, of financial conflicts and nepotism, an autonomic reflex of aspiring authoritarians.
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And the firm still attracts armies of aspiring candidates—last year 800,000 applied for 8,000 jobs.
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Individuals and grassroots organizations should encourage aspiring minority entrepreneurs to utilize these and other similar resources.
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Still, for aspiring letter writers, there are ways to improve one's chances of landing in print.
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What a great series of books to keep children dreaming and aspiring to make wonderful things.
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Thanks Yale, for helping me to become an aspiring bridge-builder at the age of 52.
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Razan, 19, was a runner and the creative one, an aspiring student of design and architecture.
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There are three questions that aspiring startup founders should keep in mind before launching a business.
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On Tuesday, the billionaire shared his three best pieces of advice for young and aspiring entrepreneurs.
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Inside the List According to Elmore Leonard, aspiring writers should avoid using adverbs ("a mortal sin").
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Then a terrorist bombing blows the block to smithereens and turns Quon into an aspiring avenger.
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Both women's parents have said their daughters were aspiring singers seeking Mr. Kelly's guidance in music.
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Mr. Xi holds appeal for foreign leaders aspiring to strongman status — President Trump openly admires him.
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The aspiring board member must also be approved by the board and by the theater's assembly.
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The premise: Aspiring photographer Abby is unlucky in both her professional life and her love life.
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It's a reality in which aspiring young actors and actresses are often vulnerable to exploitative, predatory individuals.
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Adaptive is hoping to help bring those aspiring, diverse voices from the digital space to traditional media.
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Nevermind that aspiring to "published novelist," or even "self-published novelist" would be setting a high goal.
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People reported that the aspiring model will appear on three magazine covers in the next few months.
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It should also be said that aspiring space tourism companies are notorious for overselling expected delivery dates.
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Some aspiring immortalists have long taken resveratrol, a compound found in red wine proven to activate sirtuins.
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Throughout our normal recruiting processes, we average 8.6 aspiring female developers per day that apply to Andela.
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That is why every aspiring tyrant in modern history has made the independent media his first target.
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But, now, aspiring companies — including those at start-up stage — should concentrate on entering China early on.
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As noted, this is welcome news for aspiring colonists, but there are still many questions left unanswered.
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For those unfamiliar, the Black Dahlia murder is a famous 1940s murder of aspiring actress Elizabeth Short.
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The romantic musical is centered around a pair of aspiring performers who find love in Los Angeles.
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Aspiring Republican female politicians today do not receive the same kind of support as their Democratic counterparts.
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The aspiring journalist faced many obstacles along the way, including racism and sexual harassment, but she persisted.
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Finally, if you're an aspiring creator, we have just the app designed to hone your storytelling skills.
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"Our dream is that same-sex marriage becomes legal here," one of the aspiring nat kadaws said.
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Joshua Keating, an American journalist, visited several aspiring countries to understand which make the cut, and why.
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"I'm not looking for a traditional model," Banks, 42, tells the all-female cast of aspiring supermodels.
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There's the standard Juris Doctor, which is what almost all aspiring attorneys in the US enroll in.
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Matthews was an aspiring black metal musician and followed several black metal and Pagan pages on Facebook.
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In another account, aspiring actor Lucia Evans alleges Weinstein forced her to perform oral sex on him.
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Kumail, played by himself, is an aspiring stand-up comedian, polishing a set in a Chicago nightclub.
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ALONG the banks of the swollen Mekong, aspiring politicians lead small convoys of vehicles through the countryside.
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The bank will offer, for the first time, fellowships and one $10,000 prize for young aspiring filmmakers.
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Baby's costume being so simple, in almost a Han Solo way, was what I was aspiring towards.
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Aspiring refugees with "assurance from a United States refugee resettlement agency", he said, could not be barred.
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Synopsis: "Monster" is what the prosecutor calls 17-year-old honors student and aspiring filmmaker Steve Harmon.
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Its aspiring firms have learned a great deal from serving American customers and working with American firms.
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Aspiring travellers in Communist-ruled China had to run this Kafkaesque obstacle course until the early 1990s.
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And if it does, what are we — miserable, but aspiring toward health — supposed to do about it?
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It tells the story of an aspiring musician who has to face his family's prejudices against music.
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Aspiring DJs no longer need to dole out thousands of dollars for state-of-the-art equipment.
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In fact, many agree that aspiring Americans should be allowed to get on a road to citizenship.
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Jeff Bezos, Aspiring Supervillain, Tests Out Gigantic Robot SuitWhat would you do if you were a billionaire?
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Georgia – a country aspiring to NATO membership – already exceeds the alliance requirements for defense and technology spending.
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The odds of them achieving it are similar to those of aspiring pop stars and couture designers.
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His opponents, however, view him as an aspiring autocrat and fear a return to one-man rule.
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" The aspiring singer rapper also said his newfound faith in God is to thank for his "clarity.
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Instead, it's part of a bigger lineup with a more ambitious goal of outfitting aspiring pro-gamers.
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In fact, she's already an aspiring YouTuber — a dream Kardashian insists she would never deprive her of.
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So it goes without saying that any aspiring filmmaker would be lucky to receive advice from DuVernay.
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Justin (Dave Annable), the baby, is a war vet, a recovering drug addict, and an aspiring doctor.
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Today, the former banker urges aspiring entrepreneurs to take the plunge and turn their dreams into reality.
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Taylor, who was an alternate at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio, is also an aspiring firefighter.
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Naylor, an aspiring model and singer, began acting as a toddler, when she appeared on Absolutely Fabulous.
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But aspiring athletes aren't the only people who can look up to this amazing, record-breaking team.
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Nobody is actually aspiring to read one page or do one push-up or open their notes.
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Since its rise, aspiring influencers have performed amazingly stupid—and occasionally clever—stunts for a global audience.
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The upcoming Lifetime series, Model Moms, will document Hadid as she nurtures aspiring models — and their momagers.
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Based at East Mississippi Community College (EMCC), Last Chance U follows a handful of aspiring NFL players.
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Aspiring SEALs and SWCC candidates also go through rigorous Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL training, or BUD/S.
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McAtasney killed aspiring artist Sarah Stern, 19, at her Neptune City, New Jersey, home in late 2016.
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An aspiring photographer herself, Mullaney had been intrigued by Freedman since learning about her book Street Cops.
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The change of pace has been encouraging and it's a much better time for aspiring women entrepreneurs.
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We applaud these colleges for aspiring to a world that better serves our kids and their futures.
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Aspiring revolutionaries just have to ask themselves if they want change desperately enough to commit to that.
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The male victim, investigators later learned, was Nicole's friend Ronald Goldman, 25, a waiter and aspiring model.
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Those English teams were then able to play against and initiate other MRDA-aspiring teams across Europe.
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Seems unprecedented MacBook Pros were once professional computers that could also appeal to an aspiring consumer audience.
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These Dreamers are aspiring -- and, yes, inspiring -- young people who contribute to our country and our economy.
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One new move-in is Darla, an aspiring fashion designer with a complicated relationship to the place.
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We're aspiring to [produce something that is] well-regarded and high-quality but not for the superrich.
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It's certainly possible to imagine fans in the hundreds of thousands aspiring to Clark's latest self-presentation.
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That's probably why so much of his Iran announcement dealt with North Korea, another nuclear aspiring country.
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Sidney Lumet's 1968 version, with Vanessa Redgrave as the aspiring actress Nina, missed all the play's comedy.
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Two, if you're an aspiring athlete, demolishing a drone is the perfect intro for your highlight reel.
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There's still a lot of that behavior, but now many of these fans are aspiring creators themselves.
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Such an agenda, aspiring to social justice for all, exists, but who is out there selling it?
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My article, "The Aspiring Novelist Who Became Obama's Foreign-Policy Guru," was published online on May 5003.
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Quinn and his older sister, Annabeth, formed Q & A Productions, aspiring to be like the Coen brothers.
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Huawei, with encouragement from the Chinese government, is exporting this technology to aspiring autocrats around the world.
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Walden, after all, is a kind of how-to guide, a self-help book for aspiring eremites.
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His assistant, the aspiring comic John Steere, marched ahead of him, following a map on his iPhone.
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If Clinton, like all aspiring novelists, yearned for his book to sell, he chose the right wingman.
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"I still have to figure out how to find these aspiring filmmakers," he said, sounding suddenly alone.
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There's a joke that "AG" stands for aspiring governor and this certainly was the case with him.
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Below are some of the best strategies shared with us to help aspiring entrepreneurs bootstrap a startup.
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If there's one basic skill an aspiring Instagram influencer needs to master, it's how to edit photos.
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There is nothing evil, yet, about any of this; it could describe any number of aspiring artists.
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He says the first step for any aspiring early retiree is to take inventory of their finances.
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"He added, "The model that Universal is using, every studio is aspiring to do something like that.
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In the movie, shown that year at Film Forum in New York, he played an aspiring singer.
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Ms. Okmin mentions these experiences at seminars she holds for aspiring female sportscasters through her company, Galvanize.
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Arts | New Jersey Aspiring artists who enroll at Rutgers University do not lack for accomplished role models.
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Like all the aspiring local cats in his day, he hung out at the Dew Drop Inn.
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The new doc follows three aspiring Jedi as they work to earn a place in the community.
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The notorious neighborhood of Santa Fe, Bogotá, would be another area of focus for the aspiring politician.
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Diana is an ambassador for the Hamburg Geekettes and brings together aspiring and established female tech innovators.
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In their place come the 'Grid Kids', aspiring young racers who will get to meet their heroes.
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The success of the comedians Steve Park and Margaret Cho was momentous to aspiring Asian-American performers.
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She had her social media intern, an aspiring booker herself, post the news on Facebook and Instagram.
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And there's now a small but growing community of aspiring space colonists prepping for life on Mars.
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Up Next She stars in HBO's "Chernobyl" and "Wild Rose," a film about an aspiring Nashville singer.
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Luke (Jahi Di'Allo Winston), is the ringleader of a trio of freshman nerds and an aspiring filmmaker.
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In the real world, that is what has happened in Ukraine, which is aspiring to join NATO.
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The most common question aspiring authors asked when I finished my book: How long did it take?
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Bars to entry are low: in New York, aspiring guardians must complete a one-day certification course.
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We must also connect aspiring innovators with the tools and resources they need to build a startup.
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Maybe LeBron, the aspiring entertainment impresario, is content to play out his final days in Los Angeles.
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For any aspiring star, she said, working the subways keeps you sharp and serves as great exposure.
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For the once-aspiring actress and toy fanatic, playing with toys on camera is a dream career.
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PIF is in talks to invest in aspiring Tesla rival Lucid Motors Inc, Reuters reported last Sunday.
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Now, as a Ph.D. student and aspiring engineering professor, I absolutely use this major in my career!
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Explain what you doThis is one of the most common mistakes that I see aspiring entrepreneurs make.
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The memo shows the potential scary and hostile environment that aspiring female tech students may enter into.
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"You learn to play all different styles," he advised aspiring musicians in a podcast interview with drummersresource.com.
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Many ice rinks around the United States offer lessons and courses for a range of aspiring athletes.
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There's Kyle Cooke, the aspiring entrepreneur with a tendency towards Tom Schwartz-levels of a blackout drinking.
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Muñiz is an aspiring performer, and it stands to reason she's got a future in the business.
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First, Falcone says an aspiring entrepreneur must ask how much they have saved to live off of.
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Living with another aspiring actress, Ms. Mann managed to get small roles in commercials and independent films.
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We are aspiring and want to achieve our freedom, our dignity and our right to self-determination.
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An aspiring rapper, McKeehan released music on various platforms under the names TRU, Shiloh and Truett Foster.
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Aura Glass Non-Spill Drinking Glasses: 2-Pack - $39.99 See Details Are you an aspiring fish parent?
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Although often derided as fringe figures, many of the aspiring opposition candidates were poised to win seats.
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Suddenly Mr. Harris, an aspiring rapper, was rushed by more than a dozen men and fell backward.
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"We don't expect this in Canada," said one fan, Luca Pitsocia, a 21-year-old aspiring paramedic.
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Aspiring singers learn how to sing and dance, and their personas are crafted by their record labels.
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He records aspiring Salvadoran musicians, using his old equipment, which he arranged to have sent from California.
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"Who" is the first of the five "W" questions drilled into the head of every aspiring reporter.
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Mann, a former aspiring actress who Weinstein is accused of raping in 2013, has yet to testify.
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He said aspiring creators should continue writing all the time, even if they haven't had anything made.
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I did know Safa al-Sarray, a 26-year-old aspiring poet and amateur artist, very well.
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The event featured aspiring startups and established brands showing off quirky, innovative and sometimes downright strange concepts.
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Cruz is currently an aspiring musician — much like his mom — and he's been mentored by Ed Sheeran.
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Aspiring government in exile Both Nguyen and Phan belong to the Provisional National Government of Vietnam (PNGV).
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And each has earned an admired position in the academy, teaching aspiring dramatists at Ivy League institutions.
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There are countless programming tutorials on YouTube that let aspiring programmers watch others write and explain code.
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The black-tie dinner honors journalists who cover the White House and awards scholarships to aspiring reporters.
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Joker flips the script, with De Niro playing the comedian whom Arthur, an aspiring stand-up, idolizes.
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"To get to the top, aspiring leaders have to learn to navigate the uncharted," write the authors.
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He showed me a post from an aspiring Looper who was seeking donations to underwrite his trip.
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The Velez-Jacksons play Twitta and Papi Jon, a pair of aspiring pop stars crossed with themselves.
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Tougher issuance standards could lead to broader reforms, plus help clear a massive backlog of aspiring issuers.
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They were young parents, newlyweds, brothers and sisters, a teacher, an athlete and an aspiring law student.
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While she didn't pursue an investment, Barbara Corcoran had another offer to make for the aspiring entrepreneur.
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Raniere founded the self-help group NXIVM in 1998 to sell "executive success" seminars to aspiring millionaires.
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The fake-Drago is an aspiring social media star ... but it's clear he'll do ANYTHING for clout.
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Images of several aspiring female lifeguards undergoing training shared online this week sparked a social media flurry.
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Aspiring writer Isobel isn't anywhere near where she'd hoped to be at the inglorious end of her 20s.
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Geiger appeared as an aspiring singer in four episodes of the short-lived 2006 CBS sitcom Love Monkey.
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An aspiring fashion designer, Katy will join Josie (Ashleigh Murray) as 20-somethings taking on the Big Apple.
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Whether you're an aspiring filmmaker, YouTuber, blogger, or business owner, making quality videos is crucial to your success.
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But undeterred, the aspiring model organized a "princess" photoshoot celebrating her newly bald head with photographer Gerardo Garmendia.
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The worst thing that can happen to an aspiring actor is having the same name as another star.
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In the new film, Collins portrays Marla, an aspiring actress under contract with the ever-unstable Howard Hughes.
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Still, it's also easy to imagine that some of Divvy's aspiring homeowners will never actually own their homes.
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An aspiring designer is matched with Project Runway's Tim Gunn to learn how to create a runway gown.
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It's no wonder, then, that aspiring surrealists like Erika Zolli are so enamored with Photoshop and After Effects.
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If you're an aspiring entrepreneur or small business owner, Warren Buffett wants you to do something tomorrow morning.
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Among the dead are the pastor's 14-year-old daughter and a 16-year-old aspiring NICU nurse.
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Dunning said she was 24 and an aspiring actress when she met Weinstein in New York in 2004.
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An aspiring Christian rapper, McKeehan released music on various platforms under the names TRU, Shiloh and Truett Foster.
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Just about the only thing an aspiring journalist has direct control over is the quality of the work.
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"Her name's [Hershela]," said the 19-year-old model (and aspiring fashion designer), not specifying the exact spelling.
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And Star, his project about an aspiring girl group in Atlanta, immediately followed with its season 2 opener.
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The story hinges on a surprising and comical makeshift family that Alice forms with three twentysomething aspiring filmmakers.
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They, as aspiring filmmakers, are pretty jazzed to discover they're living in the great John Kinney's guest house.
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Those are some of the top asymmetric risk opportunities I follow and recommend that aspiring business founders pursue.
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It's becoming an increasingly popular outlet for aspiring performers who don't have a clear path into traditional media.
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As important, it also tests to see if the aspiring entrepreneur can reach the target market as well.
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At one private school in Georgia, an aspiring kicker was blocked from joining the boy's team this fall.
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The game show's official website offers practice tests for aspiring contestants in the adult, college and teen sections.
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And aspiring artists will all find beats, create songs and get signed to their first label through RecordGram.
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With 222 lectures and 27.5 hours of content, this course teaches aspiring Facebook marketers to advertise nearly anything.
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"As an aspiring filmmaker, it would be huge to be acknowledged by a legend like him," she says.
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Before Elbakyan was a pirate, she was an aspiring scientist with a knack for philosophizing and computer programming.
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The special will also follow Chuck Love, a 31-year-old aspiring radio host who weighed 164 lbs.
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For aspiring entrepreneurs, starting a small business is most likely at the top of their to-do list.
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For all of the aspiring singers on Riverdale, why has no one considered starting a community theater program?
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Quitting the world's largest trading bloc and aspiring to be a beacon of free trade are incompatible goals.
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"Don't take no for an answer," she advised fellow aspiring actresses in response to a Smart Girls question.
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Hey, aspiring Google or Microsoft engineers: how does adding a real, working Spotify clone to your portfolio sound?
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Image: GettyHarvard just announced that Facebook founder and aspiring politician Mark Zuckerberg will deliver this year's commencement address.
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Everyone's aspiring for their Nirvana or heaven, which is to become super-fucking-rich and powerful very young.
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Every year, Sarah Boyd hosts a series of influencer marketing conferences for aspiring Instagram stars and digital marketers.
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Maisel opened with the dissolution of Upper West Side housewife Midge's marriage to aspiring comedian Joel (Michael Zegen).
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Joe's newfound love is a grad student/aspiring poet named Guinevere Beck (Elizabeth Lail), who goes by Beck.
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"For an aspiring actress, meeting a world-renowned film producer carries value, in and of itself," Sweet wrote.
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They did not want to choose sides, aspiring for friendly relations and good business with America and China.
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It takes you inside the multi-state investigation into the disappearance of an aspiring actress as it happens.
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The model, dancer and aspiring broadcast journalist has that type of infectious energy that draws you in instantaneously.
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Before Steve Bannon was whispering in President Trump's ear and founded Breitbart News, he was an aspiring filmmaker.
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Asia Argento and former aspiring actress Lucia Evans are among the women who say that Weinstein raped them.
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The aspiring actor was 17 when he appeared on Newport Harbor: The Real Orange County for two seasons.
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"If the Libra is aspiring to be used globally, countries must seek a globally coordinated response," Kuroda said.
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An aspiring model and fashion designer, the star is currently the face for Oscar De La Renta Kids.
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It shows how our byzantine immigration system can entangle anyone, even aspiring supermodels and billionaire real estate developers.
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Q: What do demands for reparations or the Koh-i-noor mean to the modern aspiring Indian citizen?
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There's an obsession with clean lines and orderly scenery that has an aspiring Fincher-esque quality to it.
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So it's understandable that aspiring programmers flock to those two because of their immense popularity and widespread use.
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For existing and aspiring edtech entrepreneurs, it's critical to think carefully about your business model from day one.
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Driver has never been better as an aspiring poet trying to find the courage to pursue his potential.
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Because at least you're aspiring to be something, you consider yourself great because you want to be great.
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Rahn pointed to Louisiana as a prime example of how challenging regulations can be for aspiring business owners.
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Lucky for us aspiring flat lay professionals, Pür Cosmetics just launched something to make it so much easier.
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My four roommates were all either aspiring actors or models, and all of them came straight from Paris.
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Picun, one of the most developed, has its own literature society and houses numerous aspiring artists and musicians.
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That balance changes when it's a sitting politician's visit we are talking about, rather than an aspiring one.
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Police discovered the body the previous day, more than a month after the aspiring Hollywood actress went missing.
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The SCA Starfire 50-Gallon Glass Aquarium Kit is the ultimate beginner tank for aspiring saltwater aquarium enthusiasts.
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Still, the mingling of inspiration and envy is something aspiring artists in all fields have always grappled with.
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While Drake is a unique example, there are things that any aspiring entrepreneur can learn from his rise.
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In the startup phase, a key part of the aspiring freelancer's business plan was creating an email list.
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Here's a closer look at each of the leading cities and what they have to offer aspiring entrepreneurs.
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James Franco gives one of the best performances of the decade as aspiring rap artist/drug dealer, Alien.
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But after years of struggle, Alex, an aspiring pop singer, hopes her journey to self-acceptance inspires others.
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The media, politicians, writers, journalists, comedians, political analysts and aspiring political activists all capitalized on the political groundswell.
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He's in demand, too, both from aspiring pop stars and from those in south London's boundary-pushing scene.
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In addition to being the European boxing Championess, Elizabeth Stokes acted as an instructor to aspiring young pugilists.
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The most notable blow-up centered around Tyga's text messaging relationship with a 14-year-old aspiring musician.
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The lessons Iger shares in the third episode are especially valuable for any entrepreneur, leader, or aspiring CEO.
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Jared Eamons, an Arkansas college student who is an avid runner and an aspiring writer, is also gay.
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Instead of waiting for a pitch he could hit, he was now making one as an aspiring politician.
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A Canadian scandal is the inspiration for this film about a struggling young journalist and aspiring political operatives.
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He ran a full vampire emporium, with half a dozen contractors, casting thousands of fangs for aspiring vampires.
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When Mr. Chu made his online pitch, the film seemed a godsend for Asian actors, aspiring or otherwise.
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So the aspiring pastry chef took to Nextdoor to inform her neighbors she was officially open for business.
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An aspiring actor who helped organize a local march following this year's deadly mass shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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It's a terrific discussion, especially for any of you who are foodies, chefs, or aspiring versions of either.
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That "business" concerns an aspiring actor and personal trainer who's been having an affair with a mobster's wife.
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In the midst of working, I realized that this recipe is a perfect lesson for an aspiring baker.
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W&P Design's clever pour spout makes it easy for aspiring bartenders to infuse and distribute their drinks.
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We already know that the market capriciously rewards artistic merit, but does the aspiring MFA student understand this?
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I didn't encounter Emerson until college, but I think I was an aspiring Transcendentalist from a young age.
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A group of aspiring junior lifeguards spend a summer training on Malibu Beach in this family-friendly comedy.
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Idris Elba's directorial debut, "Yardie," centers on D, an aspiring rapper living in Kingston, Jamaica, in the 1970s.
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Before A$AP Twelvyy was a rising star in the rap world, he was an aspiring ball player.
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He became friends with Dr. Chalfie's daughter, Sarah, also an aspiring actress, who connected him to her father.
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I know that aspiring constructors say they are daunted by the word list aspect of construction: Don't be.
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Merl Code Jr., another former Adidas employee, and Christian Dawkins, an aspiring agent, were given six months each.
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Mr. Holder, the suspect in the killing, is an aspiring rapper who knew Hussle when he was younger.
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Mr. Luján's decision makes him the latest aspiring House speaker to move on because of Ms. Pelosi's longevity.
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By then I had already begun to consider myself an aspiring writer and a child of the war.
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Erik mentored and guided us as aspiring constructors through several puzzles and is a constant inspiration for us.
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The result is a coffee-table book aspiring to be a history book that reads like a textbook.
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Mr. Marcato, 234, an aspiring filmmaker, takes his audience through an original script, uniquely crafted for each show.
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For the aspiring ice creamist in you (that's what it's called, right?), Wirecutter recommends the Whynter ICM-15LS.
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The whistle-blower's complaint is the epilogue to Mueller's report: the coming of age of an aspiring colluder.
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Mount Aspiring National Park hosts a sizable mountain range, with the highest point rising to nearly 10,000 feet.
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In front of a crowd riveted by the unusually high drama, the former champion beat the aspiring one.
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We are all aspiring opera singers, so our combined income is not adequate to qualify for an apartment.
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At the end of the 16th century, Sir Edward Phelips, an aspiring politician, built Montacute House in Somerset.
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Aspiring ratings agencies must apply to the S.E.C. to receive this imprimatur, which is very difficult to get.
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Synopsis: A beautiful but naïve aspiring television personality films a documentary on teenagers with a darker ulterior motive.
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In 2019, he launched an app called Overseas Basketball Connection that helps aspiring players connect with international teams.
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"This guy Papadopoulos, I've never met him, but he clearly is aspiring to be a player," Warner said.
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Every car from Glendale to Santa Monica holds an aspiring artist or performer of some kind or other.
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Untitled Goose Game first became a sensation when its 2017 trailer caught the imagination of aspiring nuisances everywhere.
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Aspiring actor-singer-fashion model Jaden Smith is back again, this time with a full-length music video.
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Long hours and low pay have transformed pediatric or family practices into unattractive options for many aspiring physicians.
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But Mr. Schneider, who is also an aspiring actor and Frank Sinatra impersonator, just likes being on camera.
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But while school debate can be good for aspiring politicians, it may not be good for our politics.
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" The restaurant said it will continue Ruiz's work in establishing the Carl Ruiz Scholarship Foundation for "aspiring chefs.
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Claiming the scalp of at least one aspiring commissioner has become a tradition for the EU's elected legislature.
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Graduates from the famous Norland College, which teaches aspiring nannies, can earn between $36,000 and $59,000 in London.
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These illegal, get-rich-quick schemes hurt unsuspecting consumers and aspiring entrepreneurs, and they need to be stopped.
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He played the son on the CBS sitcom, which starred Linda Lavin as an aspiring singer turned waitress.
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In 1901, Mucha published "Documents Decoratifs," a guide for aspiring artists and designers to replicate le style Mucha .
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One aspiring politician is accused of getting her bribe in a coffee cup chock-full of $100 bills.
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Aspiring presidential candidates in previous cycles have routinely published books laying out their policy visions and personal stories.
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" $1 billion first-time homebuyer mortgage assistance fund: "will provide aspiring homebuyers with financing and down payment assistance.
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Our highly competitive program identifies outstanding aspiring journalists who bring diverse backgrounds to news production and news coverage.
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Her photographic subjects were cast from friends' families and young aspiring actresses who signed up with casting agencies.
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In one case, he leveraged the adoration of an underage fan and aspiring musician into sexually explicit communications.
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Having identified a hotspot, Safecity works with NGOs to stage "interventions"—initiatives aspiring to break the status quo.
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The pair are enrolled in an A.P. English class that doubles as a meeting ground for aspiring M.C.s.
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Up Next Sasha Benz is an entrepreneur, creative director of Surf Lodge and an aspiring reality TV star.
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We see Vera in various contexts — as servant, as friend, as aspiring actress and bantering back lot doll.
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It has also served as a springboard to the Arab world for numerous Western scholars and aspiring Arabists.
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And of course, the Democrats aspiring to be president have the most interest in a both-paths approach.
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Limiting stock buybacks disincentivizes aspiring entrepreneurs to go public and hinders individual shareholders and retirees from building equity.
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His promise to restore order made him sound like the aspiring strongman his critics fear him to be.
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He also intends to build a factory and a 26,000-square-foot school for aspiring fashion designers there.
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What advice would you give to aspiring writers who are trying to get exposure for their work online?
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Talk "Shark Tank," the reality show on which aspiring entrepreneurs jockey for investments, is in its ninth season.
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Love is an aspiring rapper who's been romantically linked to stars like The Game, Rick Ross and Drake.
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Can you give me an idea of some of the lessons you will be teaching aspiring art activists?
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Mindy, 24, is an aspiring actress and improviser with a job at a tech startup living in Chicago.
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If she's got more stock left in her coffers, expect aspiring candidates to hit her up for it.
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Sara Beygi, better known as "Madame Kush," an Orange County, CA, communications student and aspiring rapper, as Vogue reports.
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Despite Northam's clarification, a parade of CPAC speakers misrepresented what he said to smear Democrats as aspiring baby murderers.
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Amazon is the e-commerce giant, a behemoth in cloud computing and an aspiring player in the pharmacy business.
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"… Billie was a farm girl from Iowa that he met in New York as an aspiring entertainer," said Fantle.
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But despite his impressive résumé, the aspiring-artist maintains he's not about to become a serious fashionista anytime soon.
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This is all to say that if you are indeed an aspiring audiophile, you might consider upping your budget.
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A creepy book store clerk named Joe (Penn Badgley) is obsessed with an aspiring poet named Beck (Elizabeth Lail).
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Self-discipline, whether you're a twenty-something mogul or just a twenty-something aspiring mogul, is hard to do.
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Aspiring journalists with diverse backgrounds will learn the ins and outs of the TV and digital side at CNBC.
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The basic premise isn't an easy marketing proposition compared to other aspiring blockbusters, which could blunt its commercial appeal.
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She's someone you would want on your side if you were, say, an aspiring inventor in the medical field.
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China, aspiring to be champions of the beautiful game, can learn from another country with the same goal: America.
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The aspiring actress had been found dead and mutilated in 1947; at that point, the case was still open.
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Douglas McCain, an American convert killed while fighting in the countryside of Aleppo province, was once an aspiring rapper.
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Now, new research shows that the culture of STEM may also sideline aspiring lesbian, gay, bisexual, and queer scientists.
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They may also want to consider whether, in general, ketosis via a ketogenic diet is truly worth aspiring to.
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But that image is changing, both among the ranks of women currently in office and those aspiring to be.
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He was once an icon for Indian youth, aspiring to escape the constraints of their conservative, traditionally frugal society.
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Aspiring cooks are more likely to buy premium items if they know they will use them before they spoil.
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BUCK We know music is a huge part of getting your point across in film, and we're aspiring filmmakers.
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But for aspiring players who cannot afford millions, Dr Fritz's and Mr Curtin's work is surely food for thought.
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Nonetheless, all that said, an aspiring journalist cannot single-handedly control industry trends or defeat structural forms of discrimination.
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Joshua Davey, an aspiring double-major in business administration and pastoral ministries, sued when he lost his $1,125 scholarship.
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" Most of Laclos's contemporaries, Coward said, "read the book as though it were a user's manual for aspiring seducers.
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Speaking to the importance of family, Brown mentioned fellow campaign star Jackson, a model and aspiring actress, by name.
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This week's list includes a new social trivia game, Vevo's redesigned app and an app for aspiring DIY-ers.
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The synopsis would go to Amazon Studios, where aspiring directors or screenwriters could lease the rights for a production.
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She's also part of GeekGirl Meetup UK, which provides aspiring women in tech with an avenue into the industry.
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And smaller, Tesla-aspiring startups see it as their opportunity to make a splash in the big kid pool.
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The star took a random male Twitter user to task Friday for disparaging an aspiring plus-size model's selfies.
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The photos was captured Purdue undergrad Trevor Mahlmann and former graduate student Max Fagin, two self-identified aspiring astronauts.
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In the past five years, Sebastian Kole has gone from aspiring songwriter to one of the hottest new hitmakers.
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Emma Stone, a famous actress, somehow did not accept 17-year-old aspiring filmmaker Jacob Staudenmaier's invitation to prom.
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And though aspiring model Kate is enjoying her time in the city, those close to her question her motives.
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This has significantly pushed up the cost of training for aspiring pilots at a time of slow salary growth.
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The series will follow twelve aspiring manufacturing entrepreneurs who go head to head to win a £28329,244 cash prize.
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The sitcom, which premiered in 2006, revolves around a group of STEM-loving friends and their aspiring actress pal.
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That something is her marriage with Joel, an uptown office drone by day, a downtown aspiring comedian by night.
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The coming-of-age comedy focuses on Owen (Kyle Harvey), an aspiring rapper trying to make a record deal.
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An aspiring meteorologist, Ryland was given the opportunity to be a weatherman for a day at The Weather Channel.
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According to the company, Melody is an aspiring singer who finds her voice in the Motown sound of 1963.
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