AND THEY THINK AT THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY, AT THE HEAD OF THE GOVERNMENT, THEY THINK WHAT IS BEST FOR CHINA AND MY CHINESE COMPANIES.
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You could say we're at the head of the holler.
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We are really at the head of the scientific community.
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Leaders from Choshu were at the head of the revolution.
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Of course, Kylie sat at the head of the table.
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Look at the head of hair on this little tyke.
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Davos certainly must be at the head of this list.
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You could say we're at the head of the holler.
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He is not even at the head of the table.
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Prince took a place at the head of the table.
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Dr. Dixon found her body at the head of the stairs.
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Mr Pont believes Domin is at the head of a trend.
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He's since retaken his post at the head of Breitbart News.
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Horna was put at the head of the office's photographic agency.
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Dayna, the group leader, stood at the head of the room.
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We need a new director at the head of this agency.
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At the head of the table sit TUCKER, LAURA and SEAN.
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José Mourinho, United's manager, stood at the head of the line.
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It's how it plans on staying at the head of the pack.
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She sits at the head of the table and she holds court.
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At the head of the Carrington family is patriarch Blake (Grant Show).
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He joins Mike Booth at the head of Facebook's Social VR team.
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"Stand at the head of our army where you belong," she says.
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So why should one sit at the head of a journalists' group?
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That's Senator Lindsey Graham you see at the head of the pack.
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He remained at the head of an interim government until March 2009.
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He is visible at the head of weeks of marches through Paris.
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Putin, sitting at the head of a hardwood table, backed the central banker.
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Suddenly, Moose has to justify his role at the head of the pack.
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"Stand at the head of our army where you belong," she told him.
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For this, a physician at the head of the giant corporation was indispensable.
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Even among those groups, however, he remains at the head of the pack.
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Why couldn't she have been at the head of the class, for once ?
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I could not bring myself to sit at the head of the table.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.) "was at the head of that list," Maloney said.
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The volcano sat like a pointed cap at the head of the island.
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His term at the head of the court is to end on October 2nd.
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Why did a man at the head of a superpower undermine his own authority?
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Her 67-year-old spouse sat propped up at the head of the bed.
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Bil stood at the head of the table and waved all this chatter away.
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But now, for her, Noem wants to sit at the head of the table.
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Linda sat at the head of the table, the kids in their usual spots.
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And, Kelly points out, Schumer is at the head of a particularly homogenous caucus.
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The man at the head of the line was called to the clerk's window.
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The man at the head of the line was called to the clerk's window.
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Products like these reinforce white women's position at the head of the beauty queue.
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His sense of mischief extended to the epigraphs at the head of each chapter.
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"Wal-Mart is at the head of the class in lobbying against this," Boockvar said.
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And for those wondering, no that doesn't put us at the head of the pack.
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Kainerugaba's successor at the head of the SFC is also from the Hima ethnic group.
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He looks up, and sees his production manager at the head of the cultish gathering.
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Kovalev sits to my right, at his deserved spot at the head of the table.
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Since then, President Trump put a climate-change denier at the head of the EPA.
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How long does Trump think Kim has been at the head of North Korea's government?
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Its leader, Abdelilah Benkirane, became prime minister at the head of a four-party coalition.
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Often Chu would sit at the head of a U-shaped table during partner meetings.
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Better yet, fight for a seat at the head of the table': Donald J. Trump.
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Another mistake she often sees is in the objective at the head of the resume.
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People saw him as this dashing guy at the head of this very violent clique.
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Better yet, fight for a seat at the head of the table' — Donald J. Trump.
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But she looks at the head of the horse and knows that she will die.
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The lead manager, Schiff, walks at the head of the line, with Judiciary Chairman Rep.
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In other words, utilities ought to be at the head of the "electrify everything" bandwagon.
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Turlock sat reclined in his chair at the head of the table, rubbing his chin.
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At the ornate state banquet, Trump and the Queen sat at the head of the table.
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CEOs are known for sitting in the corner office and at the head of the table.
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At the head of the table sits Anders Mostue, shorter, bespectacled, quick with a toothy grin.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Tory Burch sits at the head of a rapidly growing company.
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How much leeway does the individual at the head of an agency have to change things?
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Brûlé has positioned himself at the head of a vertically integrated and ever-expanding media empire.
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While at FEMA, she sat with the President at the head of a large conference table.
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Mr Rajoy now looks likely to remain prime minister, but at the head of a coalition.
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A master storyteller and conversationalist, Mr. Karzai takes his seat at the head of the table.
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He rattled off the lineup: Tom Seaver and Jerry Koosman at the head of the rotation.
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Trump is an elected leader at the head of a tumultuous administration in a divided nation.
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They mingled easily with the people blocking the police vehicles at the head of the march.
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The move to install an Altria executive at the head of that company should be concerning.
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It's a long way from her eager-beaver days at the head of the Yale Daily News.
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It is also because he stands, or slumps, at the head of a party with deep divisions.
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I feel so honored to be at the head of the table watching it all go down!
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At the head of the Chicago parade, a group carried photos of the 49 Orlando nightclub victims.
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Both love to be the "big guy" in the room, sitting at the head of the table.
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Donald Trump may be at the head of that new beginning, but its ties are centuries old.
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Huffman sat at the head of a long table, facing a dozen men and women in suits.
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Rouhani flew into Rome at the head of a delegation of more than 13 businessmen and ministers.
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"The picture of leadership is not just a man at the head of a table," Wambach writes.
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Harris took a seat at the head of the table, surrounded by friends, and raised a glass.
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New Jersey native son Bruce Springsteen, at the head of a left-populist movement, is elected president.
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Scharf will assume his new role at the head of the nation's fourth-largest bank on Oct.
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The FAA is systematically creating a regulatory framework that places itself at the head of an industry.
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At the head of this project is Francesca Bria, the city's Chief Technology and Digital Innovation Officer.
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Boardroom scenes found Trump seated at the head of a long polished wood table, criticizing contestants' work.
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The people at the head of various media outlets who decide what they're making and not making.
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It seems she will end as she began, at the head of an uneasy coalition of the centre.
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He pointedly refused to take her place at the head of the cabinet table while she was ill.
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At the head of the table, Madeline is both in charge and set apart from her family members.
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At the head of the march, Lewis was knocked to the ground and beaten by Alabama state troopers.
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The property sits at the head of the tide—meaning everything upstream is freshwater and downstream is brackish.
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Lynch sat at the head of a rectangular table, surrounded by a group of former and current inmates.
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At the head of this realm is the Cleverman, the conduit between the spiritual and the real world.
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In training, he carried his own pack and bedding roll while marching at the head of his battalion.
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In Lincoln, Pir sat behind the wheel of a van at the head of a convoy of cars.
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Bannon had placed his younger brother Chris, a former Navy pilot, at the head of the first team.
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The two photos, from slightly different angles, show Trump sitting at the head of the conference-room table.
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The so-called "God Pod" at the head of Exxon Mobil had accustomed him to rule by remoteness.
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My grandfather would sit at the head of the kitchen table waiting to be served, smoking his Winstons.
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And we organized the first-ever G20 Summit at the head of state level, and it works. Right?
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I'd love to see him or another disaffected Republican at the head of a moderately conservative third party.
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Bird is at the head of the pack, with rivals, including Spin and LimeBike, also piquing investors' interest.
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Seth Moulton, argued that their caucus needed a new generation of leaders at the head of their party.
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The video ends back in the boardroom, where Trump himself has appeared at the head of the table.
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But also because of her market power, she inherently had the position at the head of the table.
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And at the head of all this comes Baby Yoda, defying you to have a problem with that.
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A researcher at the head of the table pressed play, and a hatchback subcompact drove into the frame.
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The B.J.P. won a plurality of the popular vote, placing Modi at the head of a governing coalition.
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Among the other two candidates at the head of the pack, former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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Mercedes's dominance over the last three seasons has resulted in little excitement at the head of the field.
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At the head of the replication committee is Carol Mancusi-Ungaro, who also leads the Whitney's conservation department.
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A National Register Historic District at the head of the harbor includes many 18th- and 19th-century houses.
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But how do some of the people at the head of the movement describe themselves and their views?
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The most intriguing image shows Dany at the head of her army, surveying the damage done to King's Landing.
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With a valiant plenipotentiary at the head of an epic assembly, you could create days of drama and suspense.
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The person at the head of that turns out to be a very much, a partisan, a Trump hater.
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Immediately, caravan leaders started organizing the crowd into several lines, with women and children at the head of them.
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And with such talent at the head of the project, we're sure they'd take full advantage of the opportunity.
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The Oroville dam, at the head of the aqueduct, has spent most of February threatening to flood communities below.
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He has won five imperfect elections since 1986, when he seized power at the head of a rebel army.
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Ruben arrived, receiving hugs and kisses from his family and taking a seat at the head of the table.
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Cogan sat at the head of a table in the courtroom, across from the juror who was being questioned.
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We see despotic women at the head of totalitarian governments leading genocides, and women leading cults and criminal empires.
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AT THE head of a march of thousands in Warsaw on June 4th, Mateusz Kijowski cut a striking figure.
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Starts, as ghostly image of Stephen Crabb at the head of the Tory 2015 parliamentary intake appears rear stage.
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But Mr. Trump's surge also emphasizes the complication for Republicans in having him at the head of their party.
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Both Trump and Cruz have a large delegate lead over Kasich, with Trump at the head of the pack.
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Somehow I wound up sitting at the head of three tables pushed together in a dive bar in Baltimore.
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The event is a critical step as the company seeks to establish itself at the head of the pack.
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Despite his 27 years in Congress, Mr. Bolsonaro ran as an outsider at the head of a minuscule party.
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At the head of the queue are white women with pale skin, narrow features and straight (ideally blond) hair.
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ARTHUR SALZ KEW GARDENS, QUEENS To the Editor: Gandhi at the head of the Salt March and the Rev.
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The problems are a legacy of Mr. Ghosn's time at the head of the company, Mr. Saikawa has said.
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"I think this man at the head of your country is a con artist," the British-born Harington added.
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Passing and quickly implementing the TPP is a smart policy that keeps America at the head of the class.
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And then he magically appears after a win and is the first one at the head of the line.
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Silva is currently at the head of the pack for the next elections due to take place in 2018.
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The sign at the head of the narrow gravel road we are driving on reads "Nova Rock—no entry".
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Mahathir was prime minister for two decades at the head of UMNO, before he fell out with his successors.
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That would explain why she is quickly replaced at the head of the Resistance by Vice-Admiral Holdo (Laura Dern).
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So Biden seems like the actual perfect candidate to run for President at the head of the 2020 Democratic ticket.
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Better yet, fight for a seat at the head of the table," he read, adding the attribution, "Donald J. Trump.
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He was back at the head of China's first republican government early the following year, but merely as "provisional" president.
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Bachelet, a former president of Chile, took over at the head of the U.N. Human Rights Council on Sept. 1.
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But Lee's post at the head of a network also meant that she was on the frontline for any backlash.
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The company later announced Temares's resignation on May 13, ending his 16-year tenure at the head of the company.
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Later that day, Chopra posted a snapshot of her Thanksgiving dinner with Nick at the head of a lengthy table.
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Blair W. Effron and Robert A. Pruzan, the firm's co-founders, flanked Mr. Rubin at the head of the table.
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At the head of the campaign is 27-year-old Alice Little, who works at Dennis Hof's Sagebrush Ranch brothel.
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It is widely assumed that Trump, at the head of a unified GOP government, will leave Obama's legacy in rubble.
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Nicola Sturgeon, the head of government of the UK's second-largest constituent country, marched at the head of the protest.
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He released a music video last year in which he points a gun at the head of a Trump mask.
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Johnson and I sat in the dining room, she at the head of the table, I at her right hand.
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Today, with their mother Lila, 81, at the head of the family, the business is very much a female affair.
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Governors and senators sat at the head of political machines that allowed them to mobilize support for their favorite candidates.
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At the head of the American delegation was Wilson himself, enjoying a luminous celebrity during two long visits to Paris.
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Both show Mr. Tillerson and Mr. Ghani sitting at the head of the room, two giant television screens behind them.
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"We rebelled against this society," said his wife, Anna Brus, sitting in a wheelchair at the head of the table.
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The United States is far better off maintaining a seat at the head of the table rather than standing outside.
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In his sparsely furnished office, guests are seated at the head of a long table, with the host alongside them.
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Hamas has recently changed leadership both at the head of the group and in the Gaza Strip, which it governs.
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She sat at the head of the table as Commander's waiters delivered a series of courses from the restaurant's kitchen.
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Perhaps at the head of the table was Kerouac, whose On the Road crystallized forever a specific moment in time.
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Two days later, he and Chopra shared a photo of themselves at the head of a long table with her family.
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Ms. Zakia stands at the head of the class, starting a coding lesson for 210 girls in a Kabul high school.
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They each went from being at the head of the pack to losing to John Kerry by more than 20 points.
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Brown said the band was at the head of the parade and the SUV was behind the 100 or so members.
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You happen to sit at the head of the committee that is handling the two most important legislative issues [this year].
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And those characters and ideas all "live inside the head of the man at the head of this show," he added.
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This role will put Horwitz at the head of the firm's marketing and communications activities, along with community events and initiatives.
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During her latest illness, her picture was put in a chair at the head of the table at state cabinet meetings.
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Monday night's Bachelor installment will mark nine long weeks with Arie Luyendyk Jr. at the head of the ABC reality staple.
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Smith said that people are often surprised to find a conservative Trump supporter at the head of a medical marijuana company.
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This story was updated to clarify the circumstances that could lead to a vacancy at the head of the Justice Department.
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In summer 43, Ms. Mercer helped orchestrate a shake-up that put Mr. Bannon at the head of the Trump campaign.
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It can lead the ball at the head of the thigh bone to slip backward and often requires surgery to repair.
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As a wealthy woman at the head of her household, Vanderpoel had the resources and freedom to pursue her many passions.
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According to The Family Romanov, she was thumbing her nose at the head of their guards just hours before her death.
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After his stay in Italy, Xi will fly on to Monaco and France at the head of a 500-strong delegation.
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Later that day, Chopra posted a snapshot of her Thanksgiving dinner with her fiancé at the head of a lengthy table.
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Team Trump's assurances that Britain will be at the head of the line for a trade deal is a large relief.
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David Cameron has usually been lucky, winning office in 21972 at the head of a coalition and then outright in 250.
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It hired Jeffrey Lord until he crossed a line by tweeting "Sieg Heil!" at the head of Media Matters for America.
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"I cannot see how I could stay at the head of the company," he said at a news conference on Friday.
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He said the deal was like a "gun aimed at the head" of Italy's farm sector, as it offered no guarantees.
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The bishop, an elderly man with rheumy eyes, sat at the head of a modest conference table, hosting a small gathering.
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And travelers at the head of a line, at a rental desk, on a timetable, can be harried, vulnerable, undiscriminating consumers.
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Johnson's younger brother, Jo, has put himself at the head of the other side of the debate, inside the same party.
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"I think we're all very happy," says Caltech astronomer Fiona Harrison, who sits at the head of the decadal survey committee.
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He took a seat at the head of the table, his fingers lightly playing over the white case of his AirPods.
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Ms. Le Pen's chief rival, Emmanuel Macron, is a youthful and untested politician running at the head of a new party.
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But over the course of Kelly's six months at the head of DHS, he became the faceof the Trump immigration agenda.
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Representative Joaquin Castro of Texas, among others, thought it was important to have a Latino at the head of the party.
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At the head of each team's 113-person table, beside the scouting director and other trusted advisors, is the General Manager.
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Mike "Wags" Wagner (David Costabile) and Taylor are now sitting at the head of the conference table during a big firm meeting.
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For 2250 seasons, the San Antonio Spurs have been at the head of the NBA class as the league's perennial championship contenders.
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Washington (CNN)Eric Trump defended his role at the head of the Trump Organization in an interview, revealing his thoughts on nepotism.
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What possesses a man at the head of a company that once employed a network of spies to say he loves leaks?
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That's because "The Lady" of Myanmar finally took her seat at the head of the country's government when a new parliament convened.
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No fundraiser-in-chief at the head of the party, and whirling deals based on whatever gets positive coverage at the time.
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Omarion is sitting pensively on a conference room chair at the head of a glass table in front of a GIANT CLOCK.
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CBS is part of every American household, and yet they've allowed a vile predator to sit at the head of their table.
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Bruce Thompson, the computer modeller who sat at the head of the table, had spent days creating a simulation of the jam.
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"I think this man at the head of your country is a con artist," the British-born star added at the time.
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LaPierre is at the head of an organization that's facing internal turmoil and a probe by the New York attorney general's office.
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While it wasn't Genghis Khan at the head of the invading army, it wasn't too far removed the then-dead leader's time.
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Kushner sat at the head of the table on Thursday and listened as Attorney General Jeff Sessions thanked him for his efforts.
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The two young women declined to answer, but each stole a look at the woman sitting at the head of the table.
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Trump sits proudly at the head of an administration that includes very few people who could be trusted running your local 7Eleven.
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Clad in angelic white, awash in unprofessional tears, and scarcely able to move, she stands at the head of the expiring man.
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Mr. Macron, at the head of a fledgling political movement, marked a victory that was always as tenuous as it was momentous.
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In two photos shared to her Instagram Story, Giacinto sits at the head of a dinner table in Teresa's New Jersey home.
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It is possible that he could return at the head of a new government if it can put together a parliamentary majority.
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" Later, Mr. Martinez, at the head of the march, told reporters the issue of the new age limit "is a red herring.
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AirPods are likely to continue being a massive success for Apple, strengthening the company's position at the head of the wearables market.
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But over the course of Kelly's six months at the head of DHS, he became the face of the Trump immigration agenda.
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Theresa May resigned as Conservative Party leader on Friday, marking an end to a tumultuous three years at the head of U.K. politics.
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It would be amazing to sit in a conference room and have the boss at the head of the room be a woman.
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Of course, Kylie sat at the head of the table — and invited guests to find their seats, which had been labeled for them.
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The 1907 account reads:At Point Reyes Station at the head of Tomales Bay the 5:15 train for San Francisco was just ready.
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During the press conference, Trump announced that his oldest sons Don Jr. and Eric will continue at the head of the Trump Organization.
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Alex Kobzanets, an FBI special agent who has investigated Russian cybercrime cases, sat at the head of the table and didn't speak much.
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It makes a number of recommendations to Axon, and it should come as no surprise that transparency is at the head of them.
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They make awkward small talk and she feels isolated when she's seated at the head of the table alone, opposite the happy couple.
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The Rwandans found a local front man, Laurent Kabila, and put him at the head of what was billed as a Congolese rebellion.
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Perhaps there was something more fitting about the semi-celebrity chef J.P. Challet at the head of one of Toronto's revered French bistros.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has made immigration issues one of his priorities since taking over at the head of the department in February.
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Footage shows the birthday girl in a light blue dress standing at the head of the table surrounded by half a dozen pals.
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More data equals more power—with a huge headstart, company's like Facebook could have a permanent seat at the head of the table.
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This is not the "fundamental change" that Mr Museveni promised when he took power in 1986 at the head of a rebel army.
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As "Elmo of Sesame Street" takes a seat at the head of the table, he says respect is the key to solving problems.
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Brazil could work to cancel or delay the meeting this month, which would temporarily keep Uruguay at the head of the trade bloc.
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A few weeks later, Bisbano sat at the head of an abandoned substance abuse counseling room, surrounded by 14 inmates cradling donated guitars.
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We met up with the notorious gangsters at the head of Boca Jr.'s fan firm to see this rivalry from the inside.
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And at the head of it all is 92-year-old Mrs Chow, who founded Maxim with her late husband 43 years ago.
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Elon Musk — you know, the man at the head of SpaceX, Tesla, Neuralink, and that mysterious tunneling project — is no stranger to Instagram.
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But taking the effort to raise my right hand and aim a weapon at the head of someone who doesn't even see me?
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A long-serving official at the head of Egypt's feared internal security apparatus, Adly was acquitted of other graft charges two years ago.
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Australia's prime minister at the time, John Howard, had taken office just six weeks earlier at the head of a center-right coalition.
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The person at the head of the line goes to the first available window in a system often seen at airports or banks.
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And given that this year may see an unprecedented number of women at the head of major geopolitical powers, it was about time.
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When there's a problem that requires a sit-down, you're at the head of the table for your crew, making all the decisions.
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"This is the final call," Snoop Dogg says before pointing a gun at the head of a cigarette-puffing clown dressed as Trump.
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Generals Degoutte and Davignon were at the head of these troops, who shared fully in the welcome accorded to King Albert's own soldiers.
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With a seat at the head of the table, they will be responsible for strategy, message, staff and creating networks for future campaigns.
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Tymoshenko became known as the "gas princess" because of her lucrative dealings at the head of a major energy company in the 1990s.
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He made up a name for each article — Alice or Betsy, for example — and he wrote it at the head of each copy.
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There was even a chair at the head of the table, as if an important meeting with a CEO had just been adjourned.
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All the rest of the candidates have something to bring to the table, but I want Biden sitting at the head of it.
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It's a claim not simply to a seat at the table, but to a place of honor at the head of the table.
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Mr. López Rivera said that he would accept the invitation of organizers in New York to march at the head of the parade.
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The DNA had a staff of about 85033,500, and it was at the head of the nuclear weapons pyramid in the Defense Department.
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Biden's resilience at the head of the pack has remained the constant in the Democratic race since he announced his candidacy last spring.
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Hasina is back for another term at the head of what has effectively become a one-party state, ready to further tighten control.
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Correction: A previous version of this article stated that Pham Condello still worked at the Head of Youth Services at Hawaii State Library.
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An official photo of the meeting in the Situation Room showed Trump at the head of a long table, getting briefed on the crisis.
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The eldest family members stand at the head of the table and begin delivering a spiel about how best to enjoy this family dinner.
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He declined to take her place at the head of the cabinet table while she was ill and instead had her picture placed there.
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LG's own G83 was at the head of that 2016 failure list, so few expected the company to release a genuine contender this year.
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Two PD sources told Reuters a deal looked imminent involving Conte's return as prime minister at the head of a PD/5-Star coalition.
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Mario Draghi, the Italian economist and former Goldman Sachs executive, will soon end his mandate at the head of the European Central Bank (ECB).
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Abbi [Jacobson] and Ilana [Glazer] are at the head of Broad City, Issa Rae is running Insecure, Mindy Kaling was doing The Mindy Project.
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Image: NIWAImage: NIWA"In 2013 everything at the head of the canyon was smooth and draped in mud," noted NIWA marine geologist Joshu Mountjoy.
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Morrison entered the election at the head of a minority government after a series of defections, but secured an outright majority win on Saturday.
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In the final snap, Teigen turns up the drama by tossing a garment at the head of some poor woman sitting at her desk.
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The governing bodies of cricket in India, England and Australia insisted that their men be permanently installed at the head of powerful ICC committees.
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The Framers of the Constitution explicitly rejected a "plural executive" in favor of a single chief magistrate at the head of the executive branch.
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At the head of the table sat two fathers of students who died in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre in Parkland, Fla.
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"He looks like the kind of guy who sits at the head of a table," a source familiar with the matter said of Whitaker.
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At the same time, educators should not fear a technology intrusion, with visions of robots instead of humans at the head of the class.
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Toader's nominee to replace Kovesi at the head of anti-corruption unit DNA has raised concerns she might be soft on high-level crime.
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Washington (CNN)Seated at the head of his Situation Room conference table, President Donald Trump was adamant: American troops must come home from Syria.
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Meika Hollender, Sustain Natural's cofounder and CEO, will remain at the head of the Sustain brand under Grove Collaborative cofounder and CEO Stuart Landesberg.
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"This is the final call," Snoop Dogg says before pointing a toy gun at the head of a cigarette-puffing clown seemingly resembling Trump.
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Myers has spent the past two decades at the head of The Vernā Myers Company, where she consulted on issues around diversity and inclusion.
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At the head of the vessel was Fealofani Bruun, a 32-year-old female captain whom many — particularly "Moana" fans — had come to see.
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In a sense, with so little capacity for coronavirus testing, everyone in America is at the head of that kind of train—navigating blind.
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In April 1992, McCandless hitchhiked to Alaska, where a man dropped him off at the head of the Stampede Trail, according to the book.
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And, if the latter, would the chair at the head of the table sit empty, or would it be removed and put somewhere else?
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As captain at the head of a motion picture unit popularly known as the Celluloid Commandos, and a friend of Denny's, he sent Pvt.
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Modern Love Many years ago, I threw a playground ball at the head of a boy who was repeatedly dunking my young son underwater.
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Now, space entrepreneurs like Elon Musk and Bob Richards know that they have a friend and ally at the head of the space agency.
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Meghan McCain hit back at the head of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Saturday for condoning booing directed at her father, Sen.
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We tell lies to secure someone's trust we don't deserve — to get their money, sex, or a spot at the head of the queue.
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Fight Pass Prelims – More New Blood At the head of the Fight Pass Prelims sits a fight that the European scene has been salivating for.
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At the head of the table—on the night he won a medal—Byamba took the time to put over everyone else in the room.
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The incumbent, Sergio Mattarella, could appoint a caretaker prime minister at the head of either a cross-party government or one made up of technocrats.
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To have a bombastic television star at the head of the party ticket can make the GOP look silly, not like the party of governance.
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Warren and Biden, who have been at the head of the 2020 pack for a few weeks, clearly want to make political corruption a focus.
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Prosecutors told the jury that Tensing wasn't being pulled by the car and didn't need to fire the single shot at the head of DuBose.
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Then come the dogs' owners, recognizable by their quilted vests and Gucci sunglasses, walking at the head of V-shaped formations of cousins, like geese.
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But many others still viewed the man at the head of the infamous "Family" as the ultimate manifestation of the "outlaw" embraced by 280s counterculture.
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In April 1992, McCandless hitchhiked to Alaska where a man dropped him off at the head of the Stampede Trail, Krakauer wrote in the book.
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For Castro and de Blasio, who have been operating with skeleton crews, the post-debate period at the head of the pack presents a challenge.
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It is rare for the council - formed in 1945 to maintain international peace and security - to meet at the head-of-state and government level.
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Off the official agenda, ministers are also due to consult on possible successors to replace Christine Lagarde at the head of the International Monetary Fund.
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Then America sent forces to Beirut at the head of a multinational force to oversee the evacuation of Palestinian fighters after Israel invaded in 1982.
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The first time I met him, he was sitting at the head of a table in the executive boardroom of Channels, watching the test episode.
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Rafael Nadal will now end the year at the head of the ATP rankings for a fifth time, capping a stellar year for the Spaniard.
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Post-episode four, she looks to have found herself at the head of the entire Dothraki horde, along with the widows of the Dosh Khaleen.
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"Deborah Danner died because she swung a lethal weapon — a bat — at the head of Sergeant Hugh Barry, and no other reason," Mr. Quinn said.
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It's a project for France that he wants to put himself at the head of: 'I'm the one who will give you back your cathedral.
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While three septuagenarians remain at the head of the party, there were signs that the next generation of Democratic leaders are heading toward center stage.
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In other words, if there were a real hunt for election witches, we would find ourselves at the head of the line to the pillory.
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There are, however, people who can never admit making a mistake or being wrong, and at the head of that list is Donald J. Trump.
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Here is a collection of stories in The New York Times about Mr. Comey's tumultuous time at the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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She is the first woman to originate a brand at LVMH and the first woman of color at the head of a fashion house there.
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Analysts say Slovenia will most likely end up with Sarec at the head of a center-left government but early elections cannot be ruled out.
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Watson sits on a stool at the head of what looks like a dinner table, with four guests, two on each side of the issue.
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Now, in Washington, Booker was seated at the head of an ornate, rectangular table, freshly-shaven and dressed in a dark suit and red tie.
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Macron's main competition at the head of what has become a four-way race includes two right-wing candidates, and the leftist Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
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Your brother, a fellow TransStar big wig at the head of the experiments, promises just one more destination or key item and all will be told.
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He was proud to be part of the so-called "secret cabal" that wanted a more integrated global structure, with America at the head of it.
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And when the moderator asked if Mr. Kasich believed New Hampshire should keep its place at the head of the political calendar, the governor pandered knowingly.
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His experience at the head of the company has brought him into contact with a number of world leaders, including that of Russian president Vladimir Putin.
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The festival is marked by dragon boat races, with teams rowing long boats in time with a drummer keeping rhythm at the head of the vessel.
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It has also sought to put those who share its ideology at the head of important cultural institutions, such as the Indian Council of Historical Research.
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"For them to act like that's absurd is, I think, an indication of how strategic leadership at the head of the company is lacking," Wara said.
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Michelle Obama is at the head of that line, testifying from her powerful and personal perspective that aggression toward women is simply unsupportable in our society.
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He has suddenly become Spain's hottest ticket, almost three years after he leapt into national politics at the head of Ciudadanos ("Citizens"), a newish liberal party.
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In January, Chanel said Maureen Chiquet, who was one of the only women at the head of a big luxury brand, had resigned over strategic differences.
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Recently, Buzzfeed published allegations that R Kelly is at the head of an abusive cult, wherein young women are physically, sexually and mentally abused by him.
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Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry was in Khartoum last month at the head of a delegation that took part in a bilateral political consultation committee meeting.
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BFM Business reported that SocGen executive Bernardo Sanchez Incera was emerging as a possible name to replace Georges Plassat at the head of supermarket retailer Carrefour.
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So we are left with an enemy within our borders, without our borders, and a weak enabler of that enemy at the head of our government.
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That threat is his best hope of an investiture at the head of a minority government, even if he has to wait a few weeks longer.
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Merkel and Estonian Prime Minister Juri Ratas voiced concerns that having a divisive figure at the head of the bloc's executive would risk exacerbating EU divisions.
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When Lester answered the door, at the head of the group was Buster Posey, the Giants' franchise catcher, who had driven three hours from his home.
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The choice of a Southern European for vice president could pave the way for Weidmann to be elected at the head of the ECB next year.
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In the House Democratic Caucus, women, people of color and L.G.B.T. Americans are not just at the table — they are at the head of the table.
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The agreement reached on Friday means that Mr. Kenny is likely to return as prime minister, but this time at the head of a minority government.
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But you don't get credit for routine business when you and your party do nothing to stop your Russian agents at the head of your party.
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Along with Olivier Rousteing, the creative director of Balmain, he is one of the few designers of color at the head of a French heritage house.
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So Jonathan Stafford, a ballet master and former principal dancer with the company who is at the head of its interim leadership team, telephoned Mr. Martins.
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The rare appointment of a foreign C.E.O. at the head of a venerable Japanese company had seemed like a sign that things were changing in Japan.
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Today, the Trump administration is tasked with responding to coronavirus, with Pence, one of Planned Parenthood's most long-standing opponents, at the head of that effort.
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More reports followed, Weinstein lost his job at the head of the production company he founded, and in May 2018, the producer was arrested in Manhattan.
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It said he would march at the head of the parade and be declared a National Freedom Hero, a designation never given by the parade before.
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Like Kisner and Schauffele, Chappell is also dreaming of a maiden major championship triumph after his 67 left him at the head of the chasing pack.
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Within seconds of the helmet attack, players from both benches poured onto the field, and Pouncey punched and kicked at the head of the fallen Garrett.
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Now Mr. Trump confronts another epidemic in the form of the coronavirus, this time at the head of the country's health care and national security agencies.
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For her part, Warren often makes headlines for her broadsides against CEOs and other corporate bigwigs at the head of fossil fuel companies, drugmakers and banks.
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Big picture: Victoria's Secret has been struggling for months as it loses relevance among shoppers and controversial executives cause issues at the head of the company.
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"There's not any sort of option where a political solution is going to happen with Assad at the head of the regime," she said on CNN.
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These include (remarkably, some will say) the first such charges to be levelled at the head of a big international bank as a result of the crisis.
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Elliott-McCrea is going to lead the engineering team over at Blink Health, serving as the company's senior vice president at the head of its engineering team.
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One by one, people come up to Mailhot, seated at the head of the table, to ask if they can have a hug, to tease and praise.
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"That expansive strategy, combined with the company's broad selection of connectivity devices at various price points, has put Roku at the head of the pack," he added.
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The skull is comparable to that of a rhinoceros, and given its size and giant sharp teeth, the carnivore was at the head of its food chain.
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At the banquet, Trump was seated between Queen Elizabeth and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, at the head of the table, with Prince Charles on his mother's left.
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Look, these three people at the head of our intelligence agencies at the time have now all exposed their political meanings to he left and the Democrats.
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Trump's cabinet picks are undoubtedly conservative, but some, like him, also share the common trait of never having been at the head of a large government institution.
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You've only been at the head of AAAS some 2014, but compared to other years, was there a lot of political talk at this year's annual meetings?
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The area is also a breeding nursery for the endangered southern right whale, with up to 55 calves born at the head of the bight each year.
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Seated at the head of a long table, the witness speaks into a gooseneck microphone and answers as many questions as the lawmakers and their staffs have.
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Expect to see the Miyake Doodle at the head of Google on March 18 in Japan, the U.S., Canada, Australia, the U.K., and a few other countries.
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After all, women can now apply to schools whose classrooms were once off-limits and find themselves at the head of boardrooms that were once inaccessible, right?
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While there were walls and walls of sandals at the Walmart we visited, the ones featured at the head of the aisle were selling for $13 (£10).
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But barely three years into his career, Yellow Days has found himself at the head of a new movement for fractured young teens finding solace in music.
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The 300 Spartans stood at the head of a force of approximately 7,000 other Greeks, not to mention their own helot slaves, who fought as light infantry.
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When Tata prepares a massive feast for the entire family, it feels unmistakably like "The Last Supper" with a mustachioed martyr at the head of the table.
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"It is absolutely vital that women leaders take their rightful seat at the table: at the head of the table," she told The Hill in an email.
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We have been given the opportunity to rid ourselves of self-imposed burdens and obstacles as we find our place at the head of the digital world.
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Deby, who gained power in 1990 at the head of an armed rebellion, abolished restrictions in 2004 on how many times the president can run for office.
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One person is stationed at the head of the conveyor belt and takes hundreds of trays from the carts, empties them, and puts them on the belt.
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The signing ceremony took place during a visit to Cuba by Dutch Foreign Trade Minister Lilianne Ploumen at the head of a delegation including some 60 businesses.
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Instead of finding himself at the head of the bandwagon as he did in 2011, Mr. Savage sometimes feels as if he is shouting into the wind.
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Merkel's 18 years at the head of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and 13 years as chancellor have seen Germany transformed into an economic and diplomatic force.
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Later, at the head of his terror group, he was described by several US officers as a "mafia godfather," according to defense analysts Jane's in June 2009.
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With a seat at the head of the table, staff members like Emma Brown, above, are responsible for strategy, message, staff and creating networks for future campaigns.
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Standing at the head of a designated terrorist entity, driven by an ideology of hate, he directed an avalanche of attacks against innocents across the Middle East.
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But six Fords, led by Logano, managed to come back together at the head of the field to break away and into the next 60-lap segment.
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Singh, who was convicted of raping two of his followers, sits at the head of Dera Sacha Sauda, a spiritual organization with dozens of outposts across India.
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However Britain has failed to persuade Saudi Arabia, which intervened at the head of a coalition of Gulf States in Yemen in March 2015, to target AQAP.
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Lagarde has faced criticism that she is not a trained economist since European leaders tapped her last week to replace Mario Draghi at the head of the ECB.
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"With Trump sort of at the head of this movement, there's just this level of cruelty and this sort of terrifying ramp-up of the rhetoric," she said.
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For an administration that aspires to an America First foreign policy, moving the US Embassy to Jerusalem puts America's interests last, not at the head of the line.
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When a handful of men appeared within the locked gates at the head of the queue last week in Nairobi, just before the office opened at 7 a.m.
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For an administration that aspires to an America First foreign policy, moving the US embassy to Jerusalem puts America's interests last, not at the head of the line.
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But the White House has yet to put Russia-focused staff in place on the National Security Council or at the head of the relevant State Department bureau.
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Investigators allege that while Bendine was at the head of Petrobras, he asked for and received 3 million reais ($907,770) in bribes from construction firm Odebrecht SA [ODBES.UL].
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That strategy fell apart, however, after the Fernández de Kirchner stepped back, instead installing a moderate at the head of the Peronist ticket and taking a back seat.
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This is a loud, woman-powered series that is deeply exhausted by the idea of old white men thinking they're still sitting at the head of the table.
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Marshall Webb, who sits at the head of a table in front of a laptop, which was used to communicate with military personal on the ground in Afghanistan.
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Inglorious Basterds actor Daniel Bruhl will portray the man at the head of the hunt for the killer, Dr. Laszlo Kreizler — an "alienist" determined to crack the case.
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It's the same old formula of growing bigger and more feature-rich, but is that enough to keep the Moto G at the head of the affordable pack?
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Liberia's President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf traveled to Bissau on Saturday at the head of a delegation from the regional bloc ECOWAS, which helped mediate talks over the agreement.
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Qatar Airways earlier refused to take the first aircraft, sacrificing its place at the head of the queue to a European rival, after balking at lingering teething problems.
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Now, with 137 seats in the 350-member Cortes (parliament), Mr Rajoy is set to remain prime minister, albeit at the head of a coalition or minority administration.
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That instant success, Reyna said, was largely thanks to help, not necessarily financial but at all levels, from the Premier League champions at the head of the "family".
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Alberto Gatmaitan Romulo, the 82-year-old former secretary of foreign affairs under presidents Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and Benigno Aquino III, sat at the head of the table.
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In his remarks Friday, Trump said Wilkie had done an "incredible job" stepping into the role at the head of the second-largest agency in the federal government.
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State-run Sputnik carried different findings in a report on March 29 under the headline: "2017 presidential elections: the return of Fillon at the head of the polls".
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He sits at the head of charities, has been the chairman of the State's Thruway Authority and can find his family's name chiseled onto the walls of hospitals.
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If they felt 0-2, front-door sinker had intent, well, first pitch of the game, right at the head of the best player in baseball — there's intent.
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Those who were adding the most carbon dioxide to the atmosphere were the movement's biggest enemies, and at the head of that list was the fossil-fuel industry.
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At the head of the table, Ms. Wurzl, wearing an olive-green fedora, asked the assembled to introduce themselves by describing a professional risk they had taken recently.
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Mr. Konate, who is Muslim, keeps an aqua-and-yellow prayer mat, a parting gift from his mother when he left Mali, at the head of his bed.
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It's difficult to imagine what else the party would have wanted out of a top-tier campaign — except to have someone besides Sanders at the head of it.
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He appointed, among others, Lavoisier the chemist, Bailly the astronomer and Guillotin the physician to investigate Mesmer's claims, and he installed Franklin at the head of their commission.
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And I'm sitting at the head of the table deciding every day when I was going to put the next captain to go a little bit deeper in.
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Across the English Channel, Emmanuel Macron has put himself at the head of a revived and fiercely proactive campaign to rouse the EU to continue its forward march.
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And at the head of that is Dr. Venkata (Murthy) Renduchintala, the chief engineering officer and group president of the Technology, Systems Architecture and Client Group at Intel.
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"I had a better seat at the table because my brother is at the head of the table," Ms. Owens has said, acknowledging the symbiosis of the relationship.
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Tucked away in a back room, the gregarious sales reps kibitzed noisily, slurping crawfish étouffée as Weinstein, seated at the head of a long table, examined his battalion.
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"We know there's not any sort of option where a political solution is going to happen with Assad at the head of the regime," she said on CNN.
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Macron, who came from nowhere in the space of a year at the head of a new political movement, did not make facile promises or make up stories.
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Jacindamania Ardern was elected Prime Minister in October 2017, at the head of a coalition between her left-wing Labour Party and the populist, anti-immigrantion NZ First.
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Recent polls suggest a runoff between Emmanuel Macron, above, an untested politician running at the head of a new party, and Marine Le Pen, the far-right candidate.
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And no amount of seasoned or thoughtful advice, no matter how well-intentioned, can change the fact that he's the man at the head of the US government.
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The eternal flame lit by Kennedy's widow now burns from the center of a 5-foot circular flat granite stone located at the head of the president's grave.
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The President's black leather chair, at the head of a massive wooden table, has a higher back than the other chairs around the table where his key advisors sit.
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With Keith David at the head of the clerical family, Greenleaf promises plenty of drama as the Greenleafs and their parish try to make sense of their tangled webs.
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Feng, who sat at the head of the table with a junior by his side, didn't want to dwell on the loan, recalled one person who attended the meeting.
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It's not the first to imitate bat biology in pursuit of aerodynamism, but a number of new techniques put it at the head of the pack, or rather colony.
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No wonder Mr Ghani has pushed for peace since he came to power in 2014 at the head of a "national unity" government offering unconditional talks with insurgent leaders.
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Kaspersky is still at the head of the industry, doing groundbreaking work on the BadRabbit ransomware just yesterday, but the new questions about collusion have proven hard to shake.
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One option was appointing Yaresko at the head of a technocrat government, he said, and another was a political government led by the chief of the reformist Samopomich party.
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Supporters hark back to a supposed golden age of meritocracy in which grammar school boys were to be found at the head of business, the civil service and politics.
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Two weeks ago, at the Arc de Triomphe at the head of the Champs-Élysées, Macron urged the leaders of scores of nations to eschew nationalism and embrace globalism.
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America was so confident, outwardly, it invaded Iraq presuming it could redesign it from scratch with a 24-year-old Yale grad at the head of its stock exchange.
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The party's base can vote on the couple's future at the head of the party from May 22 to May 27, the party said in a tweet on Monday.
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The British will be at the head of the queue, he said — something apparently confirmed by the president-elect's immediate invitation to Prime Minister Theresa May to visit Washington.
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A dull but apparently hardworking prime minister struck many voters as preferable to the leadership turmoil and the even less inspirational figures at the head of the Liberal opposition.
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Failure to gain support, however, will leave his position at the head of the party vulnerable if Spain is forced back to the polls, probably in May or June.
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When Mourinho leads Manchester United out against Southampton at Wembley this weekend, he will be at the head of a team that needs a similar boost to its reputation.
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Chirac won, conceding a short-term transition role by the Dutch candidate, but paving the way for Trichet's two-term tenure at the head of the European monetary authority.
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France also intervened in 2008 to stop UFDD and UFR rebels from toppling Deby, who came to power in 1990 at the head of an armed rebellion against Habre.
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And just to mess with Trump, the organizers told him to sit at the head of the round-table, then watched him walk around in circles for 20 minutes.
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Bjarni Benediktsson is Iceland's fifth prime minister since its banking system collapsed in the 2008 financial crisis, taking office this past January at the head of a precarious coalition.
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We cannot be a great country until women not only have a seat at the table, but -- how about this -- are actually seated at the head of the table.
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"There is a handful of people sitting at the head of the main banks controlling the destiny of underprivileged nations, the country as well as Vermont's economy," Sanders said.
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"As a former commanding general, Mattis was used to controlling the room and the conversation, especially when seated at the head of the table," writes Snodgrass, who was present.
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But then comes the more pragmatic question: Won't the Meng incident jeopardize China's chances of placing more of its people at the head of international bodies in the future?
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Not so much when you're at the head of an auditorium filled with hundreds of professionals who expect you to sound like you've been commanding crowds your entire life.
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The tradition of watching a giant ball drop from a pole on top of the narrow building at the head of Times Square in midtown Manhattan began in 1907.
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"The initial criticism is obvious: no central bank experience, not the top-notch economics education, another former politician at the head of the ECB," ING economist Carsten Brzeski said.
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However, most fellow leaders are reluctant to resist Merkel, the EU's longest-serving national leader at the head of its most powerful member state, in her hour of political need.
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Liverpool has put itself back at the head of European soccer's top table after securing a sixth Champions League success and the team's American owners believe they're just getting started.
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At the head of the pack is Konami, which supplies about a tenth of America's slot machines and holds hundreds of gaming licences in America, Australia, Singapore and South Africa.
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The son of a Russian real estate mogul with ties to the Kremlin wakes up from a nap in a boardroom with Donald Trump at the head of the table.
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The 803-year-old once ran Malaysia himself at the head of the party which has governed the country for more than six decades: the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO).
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On November 15th he suddenly sacked Mr dos Santos's flamboyant and ultra-wealthy elder daughter, Isabel dos Santos, from her job at the head of Sonangol, the national oil company.
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Foremost in that rank are two men who rose to fame at the head of rock bands: Bono, the lead singer of U2, and the frontman of the Police, Sting.
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Today, Robbins sits at the head of a holding company with more than 12 businesses that bring in more than $5 billion in sales per year, according to his website.
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Business Insider reported that the CEO's staff set up catering for the dinner and told Zuckerberg's host that he wouldn't want to be seated at the head of the table.
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On the night of the Iowa caucuses, a POLITICO reporter found Gabbard at the head of a table at a local board game bar, playing a trivia game about America.
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Dozens of officers were cruising two-by-two through the Altamira neighborhood of Caracas when the fiery explosion ignited at the head of the column of vehicles, bystander video showed.
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His aim at the head of state, coupled with his longstanding bias against the Black community, created a looming sense of dread that even hip-hop's biggest stars were feeling.
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His return to power has drawn concern in New Delhi that China would tighten its grip on Sri Lanka, which is strategically placed at the head of the Indian Ocean.
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There is still lingering suspicion—Israel's security establishment is wary of ties built up in recent years between Erdogan loyalists at the head of Turkey's intelligence services, and Iranian officials.
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Some Iraqi and American officials, including Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., have expressed hope that Mr. Abadi, at the head of a new government, can turn the situation around.
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Renzi quit as prime minister last December following a crushing defeat in a referendum on constitutional reform and was replaced at the head of the government by PD stalwart Gentiloni.
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I understand the process by which Trump ran, was elected by voters, and was finally nominated by delegates of the GOP to be at the head of his party's ballot.
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"Certainly at the head of the state level, it's fraught with tension, but with an undercurrent of pragmatism, I would say, behind the scenes," Coffey said of U.S.-European relations.
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Fazzalari was at the head of one of the many family-based groups that control much of Calabrian society and make vast profits through the import and sale of drugs.
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Should Mr. Seehofer and his party leave the coalition, she could still govern at the head of a fragile minority government, or try to find another party to align with.
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At the head of the list was a commitment to use the coming budget to help the economy grow, but also a promise that it would not endanger public finances.
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As the three of us sat together, facing the empty chair at the head of the table, surrounded by pictures of helicopters and three folded flags, I began to wonder.
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Here, she plays the sort of woman who'll grab the slab of beef she's just reheated and chuck it at the head of a mobster who's three times her size.
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The next person to fill the top job will hold the title of global chief executive, a new position at the head of both Condé Nast and Condé Nast International.
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As they prepare to exit the station, a railway staff member -- also wearing a mask and gloves -- puts a thermometer at the head of each passenger, checking for a fever.
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The Nation's editor Katrina vanden Heuvel said people thought it was a gamble to put a 28-year-old at the head of the Washington office, but she wasn't worried.
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Back at Uber's headquarters in San Francisco in January, Mr. Kalanick, sitting at the head of a small conference table, offered a proud assessment of his company's role in India.
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As he was led into a Manhattan courthouse at the head of a line of suspects, Dr. Feygin denied that he or his co-defendants had ever fed anyone's addiction.
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"Here the people of Venezuela will continue to rule with Nicolás Maduro at the head of the presidency of the country," Mr. Maduro said in remarks to the Constituent Assembly.
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Sitting at the head of the table, across from Mr. Kelly, Mr. Miller repeated what he told the president: This is what we wanted — to turn immigration enforcement back on.
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Mr. Buttigieg, in suit pants, a white shirt and a blue tie, walked at the head of one group, while across the street other marchers shouted profanities about the police.
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He dedicated the decades he spent at the head of the diocese in San Cristóbal, before retiring in 2000, trying to integrate indigenous communities and traditions into the local Church.
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Like, protection of air, water and soil, because with Scott Pruitt at the head of the EPA we're going to have a lot of problems with ... Well, for another few hours.
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He faced stiff competition from the German trio of Schempp, Benedikt Doll and Erik Lesser, who took turns at the head of the pack with the 31-year-old from Perpignan.
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Four days before the first round of France's presidential election on April 23rd, the polls put Mr Macron, who has never been elected to anything, at the head of the field.
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This, of course, from the man who said he would "rarely" golf as president, and publicly shunned the idea of taking vacations while sitting at the head of the United States.
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Frequently clashing with the European Union over his policies, Orban has tweaked the election system to favor Fidesz and put loyalists at the head of institutions, while allies have enriched themselves.
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Sansa sits at the head of an army, staring angrily at Jon, exactly like Cersei trying to advise her father Tywin, and repeatedly getting shot down and put in her place.
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Given that Gallet was previously at the head of all French public radios, the company has already raised $4.5 million from Idinvest Partners, Jacques Veyrat, Kima Ventures, Fabrice Larue and others.
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"There's not any sort of option where a political solution is going to happen with Assad at the head of the regime," Haley told "State of the Union" anchor Jake Tapper.
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By launching Loon and Wing into the world, X will soon discover whether it can effectively hatch new Googles—and put Alphabet at the head of industries that don't yet exist.
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Kabila will remain at the head of his People's Party for Reconstruction and Democracy (PPRD) and has installed loyalists across the federal bureaucracy, including in the courts and in the military.
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We formed a circle at the head of the trail, and -- as in a yoga class -- Plevin asked us to calm our minds, become more present, and deeply inhale and exhale.
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In a small conference room, brimming with 21995 or so of the San Diego area's most diverse academic and activist minds, Nadine Burke Harris sat at the head of the table.
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The Nobel peace laureate and leader of the National League for Democracy (NLD) will finally take her seat at the head of Myanmar's government when the new parliament sits on Monday.
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I joined a panel seated at the head of a diverse congregation, filling up much of a prominent local mosque, for a very honest and searching conversation about ISIS and extremism.
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Rajoy has sweetened that arrangement since he regained power at the head of a minority government last year, as the price of securing Basque National Party support for his 2017 budget.
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At the head of this troubled clan is Eli (John Goodman), who's built a televangelist empire nearly from scratch — albeit with the help of his late wife Aimee-Leigh (Jennifer Nettles).
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The ministry will announce details of the sales, which Caputo, in his first public comments since replacing Federico Sturzenegger at the head of the monetary authority, said would give more clarity.
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Opera performances were about the music; Serge Dorny, general manager of the Opéra National de Lyon, notes that conductors stood at the head of the production as "the master of ceremonies".
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The new cabinet will face confidence votes in both houses of parliament this week before Gentiloni can formally take office at the head of Italy's 64th government in just 70 years.
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A strong candidate at the head of a ticket can drive turnout in other contests on the ballot, and a weak candidate can hurt turnout in other races just as much.
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It said that Mikhelson, 61, had increased his wealth by $4 billion year-on-year, putting him at the head of the financial magazine's 2017 list of Russia's 6.63 wealthiest businessmen.
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He won his seat in Parliament in 2001 and became Conservative Party leader in 2005 and prime minister in 2010, at the head of a coalition government with the Liberal Democrats.
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The audience — a cross-section of younger and older professors from across disciplines — begins to turn its attention fully toward the 6-foot-153 figure at the head of the table.
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All but 23 of the confirmed deaths were in Palu, a city of about 380,000 people at the head of a long, narrow bay on the west coast of Sulawesi island.
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While Trump heartily approved of Pruitt's deregulatory moves at the head of the EPA, a steady trickle of bad press prompted the White House in recent weeks to repeatedly express concerns.
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Sworn in a week ago, Muhyiddin emerged at the head of a new coalition after days of political chaos following the abrupt resignation of veteran leader Mahathir Mohamad late last month.
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On his first day with the team, Kilde went to the team dinner — the Norwegians always try to eat together — and discovered he was seated at the head of the table.
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We cannot destroy these places for lumber or oil or iron because those few filthy rich individuals at the head of the companies that benefit from this destruction want more money.
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And, anyway, so long as a board has a sufficient number of strong independent members, the strategy will be unencumbered by having the former boss at the head of the table.
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Trump is a propagator of mayhem at the head of a TV- and Twitter-driven movement whose goal is to circumvent democratic institutions through the exercise of hypnotic and disorienting power.
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A group of lawmakers installed at the head of the National Assembly by Mr. Maduro in January — amid an international outcry — has proposed changing energy laws to allow greater private investment.
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Judge Chan sat at the head of the weathered wood table; the prosecutor and public defender, adversaries in the regular court, sat so close they could have read each other's files.
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In the swamp at the head of the lake, she saw a Jack-O-Lantern darting here and there and three hundred years of America passed like the mist of morning.
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He has faced several rebellions since coming to power in 1990 at the head of an insurrection that toppled then president Hissene Habre, but there has been relative calm since 2009.
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While Buttigieg is unusually young, the other three candidates grouped with him at the head of the pack — Joe Biden, 230; Elizabeth Warren, 235; and Bernie Sanders, 240 — are unusually old.
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In the case of the Koreas, such mediation should be begun at the head of state level, with the mediators meeting directly with North Korea's Kim, and South Korean President Moon.
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It's even possible that Likud would choose to replace Netanyahu at the head of their party and someone else entirely would get to be prime minister (for reasons I'll discuss later).
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"We'd have a woman president and so there would be a woman not at a seat at the table, but at the head of the table for the world," she said.
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We still don't know all we would like to know about John Roberts, who remains an ambiguous figure after more than 13 years at the head of the American judicial system.
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It was the first time Westphal had thought of textile as her principal artistic medium, but soon enough, she found herself at the head of a whole movement of creative quilting.
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But having Singhal at the head of an organization under siege over sexual harassment issues when he was not candid with Uber over his departure from Google was considered untenable. Indeed.
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Peppe Femling kept pace with the leaders before handing over to Nelin, who in turn put Sebastian Samuelsson in a good position at the head of the pack before Lindstroem took over.
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Bouton was a former chairman of Societe Generale, resigning in 2009 after a decade at the head of the French bank in the aftermath of a rogue trading scandal the previous year.
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The erosion at the head of the emergency spillway threatens to undermine the concrete weir and allow large, uncontrolled releases of water from Lake Oroville, the California Department of Water Resources said.
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Clayton, who was appointed to the commission earlier this year, said cyber security would be one of the top enforcement issues during his tenure at the head of Wall Street's main regulator.
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"The previous planning, which foresaw first plasma by 2020 and full fusion by 2023, was totally unrealistic," said Bigot, who succeeded Japan's Osamu Motojima at the head of ITER early last year.
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Rachel, sitting at the head of the Neolution table, has carte blanche access to their clone biology, and with Helena (Maslany) pregnant with twins, her biology is the most coveted of all.
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The allegations against CBS chief Les Moonves have gone to show once again how powerful men at the head of a company create work environments where harassment and assault are the norm.
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Instead Matteo Renzi, the prime minister, resigned (though he is plotting his return) and Paolo Gentiloni, the mild-mannered foreign minister, glided into place at the head of a largely unchanged cabinet.
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Yet emulating the success of Emmanuel Macron, who emerged from popular near-obscurity to become France's president in 2017 at the head of a brand-new party, will be a tall order.
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Tillerson said Trump had accepted Xi's invitation to visit China and that they also agreed to upgrade a U.S.-China dialogue by putting the two presidents at the head of the forum.
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O1 Group said Dmitry Mints, son of Boris Mints, would leave his role at the head of O1 Properties, to be replaced by Bagrat Gazaryan, currently the director of Summa Group's Transengineering.
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The suits are back at the head of the table, asking you to pretend those pesky bootleg mp3s don't exist and listen to the Suicide Squad soundtrack on your favorite DSP instead.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Rothschild said on Friday that it had hired leading French banker Francois Perol, luring him away from his previous position at the head of BPCE, the country's second-biggest bank.
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If Trump and his skepticism toward NATO doesn't take the White House, a weakened Clinton at the head of a frayed Democratic Party and a damaged democratic system also serves Moscow's purposes.
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It's been just over two weeks since Tyra Banks reclaimed her position at the head of America's Next Top Model's judging panel, but the 221-year-old is already stirring the pot.
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Pratt joined her family for dinner at Shriver's house in August, with her brother Patrick Schwarzenegger posting videos of the two happily laughing with the family at the head of the table.
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The film industry — not just in Hollywood, but globally — has done a horrible job of putting women at the head of movies, so a project like this is both exciting and important.
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Before he was finished, Trump was marching down Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, sun glistening off the brass of his uniform, at the head of the corps marching in the Columbus Day parade.
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When asked about Roger Ailes's resignation from his seat at the head of Fox News after being accused of sexual harassment by former anchor Gretchen Carlson, Trump praised the former Fox CEO.
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"Rogue One" stars Felicity Jones at the head of a brand new cast and follows a group of rebels who band together to fight the evil Darth Vader's plans for intergalactic domination.
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Figueroa is "pictured as running into the camera's view and taking a large kick at the head of Suazo who was already face down on the ground and motionless," according to prosecutors.
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There is still much lingering suspicion—Israel's security establishment is wary of ties built up in recent years between Erdogan loyalists placed at the head of Turkey's intelligence services, and Iranian officials.
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That technique was not invented by a smartphone app, as we were reminded by seeing Representative John Lewis, a veteran of the civil rights movement, at the head of the sit-in.
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Those leading liberals in the Senate, like Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, are at the head of a predictable charge on the Democratic side of the aisle against the repeal process.
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Doubling down on identity politics will make finding a single candidate impossible, with 85033 Democrats competing for the top spot and two unforgivably old white men at the head of the pack.
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The United States is at the head of an international coalition using air strikes and special forces troops to aid fighters on the ground battling Islamic State militants in Syria since 2014.
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If that is the state of the opposition, with the centrist, Trump-lite, folksy figure of Joe Biden at the head of a field of 23 candidates, then the conclusion is foregone.
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Netflix is spending $8 billion this year on original content and has said that figure will rise as it seeks to cement its position at the head of the streaming industry globally.
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Instead of a standard casket, the family positioned Matthews at the head of the room at Charbonnet Labat Glapion Funeral Home, seated in a chair in front of a TV playing NBA2K.
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Clad in the panoply of American exceptionalism, Johnson opted for the former and turned to Westmoreland to lead the charge at the head of the Military Assistance Command, Vietnam — MACV for short.
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In West Virginia, where Trump could shoot the Mountaineer mascot and still walk at the head of a parade, attacks on Obamacare are killing Republican chances of taking down Senator Joe Manchin.
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Some homeless men have achieved a measure of fame among activists who track corruption in the former Soviet states because they pop up so often at the head of multimillion dollar companies.
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Many of those sanctions -- including one targeted at the head of Iran's judiciary -- were in response to the Iranian government's crackdown of peaceful protests that have swept the country in recent weeks.
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Instead, Mr. Mahathir was at the head of a multiethnic opposition that ousted a government long dependent on stoking the fears of Malaysia's Malay Muslim majority to prolong its grip on power.
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Another member of the team tapped on his laptop, and a graph that resembled an echocardiogram, with troughs and spikes, appeared on a large video screen at the head of the table.
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Voice control is everywhere now — our phones, our cars, our TVs — and the Echo has remained at the head of the pack, thanks in part to its inexpensive sibling, the Echo Dot.
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For years the unofficial queen of the Metro was Batyah Hyman, also known as Betty, a beautiful, 80-something Swedish and South African woman who sat at the head of the room.
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In it, a smiling de Lesseps can be seen sitting at the head of a long table, with Singer, Bethenny Frankel, Dorinda Medley, Sonja Morgan, Carole Radziwill, and Tinsley Mortimer on either side.
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According to the report, 52% would feel "very comfortable" with a woman at the head of government, and 63% would feel similarly comfortable with a woman as a CEO of a major company.
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"The army has a lot of interests, especially economic interests, in remaining at the head of the war against drugs, and resisting a change of attitude about human rights," Aguirre, the activist, said.
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In an interview with Melvyn Bragg, Sean Connery (who was chosen to play the part) said that Fleming drew up a list of seven actors, with Grant at the head of the list.
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The temptations of personalizing diplomacy at the head-of-state level are great, but it persuades allies and adversaries alike to bypass the very officials hoping to execute the president's foreign policy agenda.
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He joined the U.S. Air Force at 21 and on his first day of training, was placed at the head of a 60-man squad and prequalified for a Pararescue Special Operations program.
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The president had originally planned to put a former IMF economist, Carlo Cottarelli, at the head of a government of technocrats, tasked with steering the country back to the polls after the summer.
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While K-pop has had a seat at the head of the global table, it had yet to join Club America, an exclusive joint that happens to be going through an identity crisis.
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With Davis standing in the spot traditionally reserved for a groom at the head of a congregation, Master Sergeant Zachary Morris walked down the makeshift aisle with a smiling Durham holding his arm.
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Vettel was leading from pole position at the first re-start, with Hamilton's team mate Valtteri Bottas at the head of the field for the second with the Ferrari behind and Hamilton third.
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"We run into the concern of we need people at the head of agencies especially at one like the EPA where it's kind of a sea change from the last administration," Shimkus said.
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The Trump administration's unfocused foreign policy is the result of "amateurs" at the head of the executive branch and State Department, said Dan Caldwell, a distinguished professor of political science at Pepperdine University.
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Steidl's place at the head of the table is indicated by a stack of cream-colored notecards, made to his specifications at a nineteenth-century paper mill on the west coast of Sweden.
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Palu is at the head of a bay, about 10 km long and 2 km wide, which had "amplified" the wave as it was funneled toward the city, a geophysics agency official said.
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The Jumbo-Visma was perfectly positioned at the head of the bunch after good work by his lead out man Mike Teunissen and never looked like being beaten over the final 250 metres.
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Without a strong ally at the head of commission, Ms. Aldana — who has said she would resign if Mr. Velásquez is expelled — or her successor would take the central role in anticorruption cases.
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None of that has stopped Cipollone and Sekulow from taking their place in the well of the Senate at the head of a custom-built table dating to President Bill Clinton's impeachment trial.
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One afternoon, a worker bringing to the area bags of yak dung, which residents use for fuel, had to unload the bags at the head of a main street that bisects the enclave.
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This time she was part of the older generation, sitting at the head of the dining table in her blond bouffant, surrounded by young people with straight, shoulder-length hair or daring sideburns.
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He occupied a commanding oak armchair at the head of the board table, with the senior trustees (average age 21) closest to him, and younger members like Nelson Rockefeller at the far end.
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George's father, George II, was the last British monarch to go to battle at the head of his army but to this day the British royal family are closely involved in the military.
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George's father, George II, was the last British monarch to go to battle at the head of his army but to this day the British royal family are closely involved in the military.
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Sitting behind her laptop at the head of the conference table, Ms. Chiles steered the conversation toward Don Diva's lawyer, Anthony Mayol, who serves as an adviser on matters of law and crime.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Garbine Muguruza is in for a tough Wimbledon but is favorite to take over from Serena Williams at the head of the women's game, according to former American great Chris Evert.
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One recent afternoon, a more or less cheerful Schnabel sat at the head of a long wooden table in the kitchen of his West Village mansion, eating from four large plates of takeout.
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Abadi and his main rivals - predecessor Nuri al-Maliki and new challenger Hadi al-Amiri, a hardline militia commander at the head of a powerful paramilitary coalition aligned with Iran - tilt heavily towards Tehran.
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Iowa political leaders are acutely aware of the pressure they will now be under to either drastically reform their quadrennial caucuses or lose their place at the head of the presidential nominating process altogether.
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When I called the architect at the head of the firm that sources said had won the redesign project and told him I was working on a story about Foxconn, he promptly hung up.
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It was in Corsica in September 2007, as prime minister under the newly-elected president Nicolas Sarkozy, that Fillon sparked a political storm by saying he was at the head of a failing state.
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In a statement Thursday, the I.A.A.F. said that it accepted the "extreme gravity" of the report's findings, noting that weak governance had allowed "individuals at the head of a previous regime" to act poorly.
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The family's forbidding, 80-something patriarch, Jean-Louis Trintignant, still sits at the head of the table, but its construction business is now run by his children (played by Isabelle Huppert and Matthieu Kassovitz).
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Last week Nitish Kumar, the chief minister of Bihar, who took office at the head of a coalition formed to stop the BJP, jumped ship—to join his erstwhile enemies in a new coalition.
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The pair recently returned to full-time control after a stint that placed high-tech exec Frederico Musto at the head of Arduino AG. Musto recently stepped down, allowing Banzi and Violante to return.
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This leaves an experienced security practitioner like me to ask what would actually happen if they found a bomb or gun in a bag or on a patron at the head of the line.
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If Mr Temer takes over at the head of a national-unity coalition, a stronger finance minister could push through emergency measures, such as a levy on financial transactions, to reduce the budget deficit.
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At the head of one such groundbreaking technological effort, Intel South Africa, in partnership with Vodafone and Dimension Data, are leading the charge for a markedly more high-tech solution to the challenging problem.
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Irrespective of who sits at the head of either party — Republican or Democrat — they both must always magnify the greatness of this Republic; speak to its inherent goodness, and pull out its darkest roots.
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Part of the growing Lerner reputation was how Pro once applied his bat skills to his new profession by ringing a doorbell and taking a cut at the head of the man who answered.
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Wherever at the head of some new undertaking you see the government in France, or a man of rank in England, in the United States you will be sure to find (a voluntary) association.
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Jay Clayton, who has been at the head of the SEC since May, is not likely to face calls for his removal since the breach happened a year ago before he was sworn in.
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At the head of the class would seem to be the yoga rock star Rodney (Babak Tafti), handsome, bearded, decked out in Buddhist-flavored clothing and prone to twisting his body into elaborate poses.
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When the Muslims saw the Spaniards coming at them with El Cid at the head of the attack, they immediately broke ranks and tried to flee but were cut down by the Spanish defenders.
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That meant that as the storm tracked north over Naples, Fort Myers and Tampa Bay, the winds at the head of the storm were moving west and actually pulling water away from the shoreline.
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Ms. Mack claimed her spot at the head of the pack on the first bridge, taking first place with a time of 35:18, almost a full minute ahead of the second-place finisher.
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International Herald Tribune News was received in Paris last evening that King Albert re-entered his capital yesterday at the head of the Belgian troops, of whom he had taken command for the occasion.
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But he said the state's view is that Ohio's claims must be prosecuted by Ohio's AG, not by individual counties that happen to have been picked to stand at the head of the line.
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This week the Israeli military announced that one of those arrested, Muhammad Wadi, was being charged with attempted murder after he hurled rocks at the head of one of the adults inside the cave.
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Three of Trump's adult children, Donald Jr., Eric and Ivanka, sat at the head of a large rectangular table as the meeting began in a conference room on the 25th floor of Trump Tower.
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As chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, Mr. Nadler is at the head of congressional Democrats' efforts to investigate, and perhaps punish, President Trump for what is described in the report, released on Thursday.
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The election results in Israel prove, once again, that Israelis cannot imagine life without Benjamin Netanyahu at the head of government — even if he could be toppled in the months ahead on corruption charges.
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I felt I had been put at the head of a train carrying the people formerly and newly precious to me—my partner, his colleagues, my friends, the plumber—whose brakes might have failed.
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For Lopez, it's another journey back to her apartment, where she sleeps in a top bunk, curled at the head of her mattress because her winter clothes are stored at the foot of it.
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At the head of the worst-of-the-eighties parade, of course, is Donald Trump, whose political rise has given New Yorkers enough flashbacks to the "greed is good" era to last a lifetime.
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Now he is at the head of an agency that has been charged with getting Americans back to the moon while reinventing itself as a partner and customer for the burgeoning commercial space sector.
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Conte, who was a little-known law professor before taking office this month at the head of an anti-establishment coalition, is already scheduled to meet French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris on Friday.
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It sits at the head of a long, high plain to its north, where the road to Sofia stretches out before descending to the capital through pine forest and alongside a series of lakes.
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Make America Great Again was a campaign promise to Mr. Trump's largely white base that he would restore us to a time when white identity was at the head of the American power structure.
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Sansa's quiet joy at Ramsay's death completed her transformation on Game of Thrones from superficial child into serious, determined, and strategic leader, ready to take her place at the head of the Stark family.
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"In Laleh's case, the court issued what amounts to a symbolic fine, but UAE Cybercrime laws are still a loaded gun pointed at the head of anyone using the Internet," Stirling wrote in a statement.
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"I don't think that we can hope in the very near future to see a woman at the head of the Commission," Juncker said on Thursday, noting that the choice was not up to him.
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She was a lively woman who 100 percent wanted to be published and went up against big men at the head of literary journals, [while] she had a love life — with her brother's wife [Susan].
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The image of Taufatofua — oiled up, shirtless and wearing a traditional Tongan skirt at the head of the country's tiny delegation at Rio's Maracana stadium — went viral on social media, thrusting him into minor celebrity.
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So when a salmon bred and raised near this village at the head of a Norwegian fjord was pulled out of captivity earlier this year weighing a sumo-sized 2000kg, it was cause for jubilation.
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Let's hope Vuitton's move to put Furman at the head of the pack will show other designers just how important it is to not just feature models of color, but put them front and center.
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The team will grow to around 10 members by March next year, said Shimizu, a 38-year veteran of Japan's banking industry but newly installed at the head of Japan's third-biggest brokerage by assets.
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She finds a sense of peace in small epiphanies: the shy, nervous dog who thrives when she's placed at the head of the pack; the chaotic accident during a race she realizes she can fix.
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Ghani took office in 2014 at the head of a unity government including his rival, Abdullah Abdullah, after a bitterly disputed election that was tainted by significant voter fraud and which left no clear winner.
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"The Pact appealed to the West because it promised to secure and protect previous conquests, thus securing Western Nations' place at the head of the international legal order indefinitely," as Hathaway and Shapiro rightly say.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon appointed General Joseph Aoun as army commander on Wednesday, replacing General Jean Kahwaji at the head of a force that has been guarantor of civil peace since the 1975-90 civil war.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru Prime Minister Fernando Zavala will be appointed finance minister and remain in his current post at the head of centrist President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski's cabinet, two government sources told Reuters on Thursday.
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"I am honored to chair the National Constitution Center and to succeed Governor Jeb Bush, President Bill Clinton, and President George H.W. Bush at the head of this national treasure," Biden said in a statement.
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The CDU/CSU emerged from Sunday's vote as the single biggest bloc, leaving Angela Merkel set to remain at the head of a coalition government, but the winning margin was lower than recent polls predicted.
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Women are more eager than ever to see a girl waltz into the most powerful old-boys' club in the world, the White House, and take a seat at the head of the table. Sue
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"Big tech is at a pivotal moment, and Amazon is at the head of the class," said Scott Phillips, an entrepreneur who submitted a proposal to build an enormous city for Amazon in rural Oklahoma.
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The dinner theater franchise, which offers the spectacle of faux-weapon duels and horseback pageantry at nine locations across North America, is rewriting its script to put a woman at the head of the show.
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It's the kind of mix one might expect from a CVE initiative, except that at the head of this one is not an academic or specialist in Sharia — it's former UK prime minister Tony Blair.
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Cheickna Seydi Ahamady Diawarra, the former minister of African integration and international cooperation and a one-time minister of planning, replaced Boubou Cisse at the head of the mining ministry in Mali, a gold producer.
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But the Arab-Israeli War of 1967 was a recent memory, and as the Tuscaroras marched at the head of the parade, I was surprised how many other campers saw our Israeli flag and cheered.
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But the Arab-Israeli War of 1967 was a recent memory, and as the Tuscaroras marched at the head of the parade, I was surprised how many other campers saw our Israeli flag and cheered.
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Bannon, back atop Breitbart News and at the head of a vast network of conservative donors and activists, including billionaire Trump backer Robert Mercer, has floated the idea of supporting primary challengers to Republican senators.
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It will mean not only standing at the head of demonstrations with union leaders but also speaking directly to ordinary people at the back of the line who have long been turned off by politics.
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Turner organized the mayhem with a touch of sinister stagecraft: he placed his best-armed men on horses at the head of the company, and sent them galloping raucously toward each house that they encountered.
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Dublin, Republic of Ireland (CNN)"I'm just practicing for when we Brexit next week," I told the immigration officer at the head of the non-EU citizens line, as I pushed forward my British passport.
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Contributing Opinion Writer LOS ANGELES — I first met Alex Caputo-Pearl, the union leader at the head of the teachers strike here, in 2002, back when he was teaching social studies at Crenshaw High School.
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"They've got to pull their plan and work with what we've already got," Philippe Martinez, leader of the hard-left CGT union, leading the strike, told reporters at the head of Tuesday's march across Paris.
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A well-qualified Sanders ally who is willing to make it a full-time job at the head of the DNC is a reasonable ask, and if Democrats are smart they'll give it to him.
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Robby Mook, the Clinton campaign manager, sat at the head of a conference table in the New York office of Clinton donor and Wall Street investor Marc Lasry, according to accounts from people in the room.
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Inslee is at the head of one of the nation's most progressive states, and he just got a boost as the Washington state Senate flipped from Republican to Democrat in a special election in November 2017.
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"The concern is that erosion at the head of the auxiliary spillway threatens to undermine the concrete weir and allow large, uncontrolled releases of water from Lake Oroville," the California Department of Water Resources said Sunday.
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Mr. Trump, in contrast, is seated at the head of the table in the Situation Room's main conference room, positioned at the center of the action with a smaller circle of aides fanning out around him.
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But she is less dominant than she used to be, and will probably not back Mr Weber at any cost; some think she is more interested in placing a hawk at the head of the ECB.
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The house, which costs up to $8,200 a week for tourists to rent at this time of year and sleeps 18, stands at the head of the Fowey Valley in beautiful countryside overlooked by Restormel Castle.
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Michael Moore's been at the head of the #resistance since he went viral just a day after the 2016 election for an old blog post predicting beat-for-beat how Trump would edge out a victory.
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Societe Generale SA said on Thursday that chief executive Frederic Oudea has been given another four years at the head of the bank, after deputy chief executive Didier Valet's departure over the Libor rate rigging scandal.
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Correction (November 14th 2017): A previous version of this article described a poll reported by Sputnik during the French presidential campaign, which put conservative candidate François Fillon at the head of the field, as "totally fictitious".
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The Sputnik article, which originally ran under the headline "2017 presidential elections: the return of Fillon at the head of the polls", presented this study alongside the results of French pollsters such as IPSOS and IFOP.
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He also included a link to several other images from the day, one of which showed Obama appearing to sit at the head of a table in the Situation Room, as Trump did in his photo.
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Autonomous driving might seem like the province of startups and Silicon Valley, but a new independent research report from Navigant shows automaker Ford at the head of the pack when it comes to self-driving tech.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - BlackRock Inc, the world's largest asset manager, is reshuffling some of its top regional executives and placing new leadership at the head of its lucrative alternatives business, according to a memo on Tuesday.
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But since then they have been advanced to a position at the head of their own company, and they are now beginning to tell managers of theaters how they want things conducted during their various engagements. . . .
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The foreign policy community in Washington has been arguing that America must put our values at the head of our foreign policy once again — and I couldn't agree more, so let's start by leading on women.
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Summers has been a hate figure for the progressive wing of the Democratic Party for more than a decade now, and they scuttled his potential nomination to replace Ben Bernanke at the head of the Fed.
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The "governing" that ensued was disrupted by heavy internal fighting among the Christian Democrats, which eroded their lead in the polls and ultimately forced Ms. Merkel to leave her position at the head of her party.
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In a rebuke to the Guatemalan government, Mr. Guterres had said at the beginning of the month that Mr. Velásquez would remain at the head of the panel even though he was barred from the country.
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But having one of the most prominent faces of Obamacare at the head of the organization became less of an asset after President Donald Trump took office seeking to wipe out his predecessor's health care legacy.
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The rebel chieftain, Gil, entered the city at the head of 1,600 cavalry, after a light brush with General Espinoza, which resulted in the surrender of the latter with 200 troopers, his men joining the insurgents.
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In a shot of the gathering Cameron posted on Instagram, Kirk sits at the head of the table, wearing his now-signature sunglasses, while his wife Anne Buydens, 100, sits a few seats over from him.
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Atlanta looked like it was headed toward a seventh straight win on Friday until center Dwight Howard was ejected midway through the fourth quarter for throwing an elbow at the head of Hornets center Cody Zeller.
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The mother and son, the only survivors of a massacre in the story, walk at the head of the crowd, and stand out because their outlines are colored in; everyone behind is in black and white.
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Mr. Borisov's comet underwent an astronomical rite of passage of sorts in October, when the Hubble Space Telescope got a good look at it: a white knuckle at the head of a bluish fan of light.
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The phrase referred to Sergio Moro, the young and brooding federal judge who has become a key player in the crisis due to his position at the head of the biggest corruption probe in Brazilian history.
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Key to the findings, however, was the fact that out in the real world, parents would have to lead the process themselves, since Mr. Dungan could not come and sit at the head of their dinner tables.
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Getting tough on China's trade practices appears to be a focus of the upcoming Trump administration, as Trump has accused China of " raping our country" and being at the head of the greatest "jobs theft" in history.
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It's befriended by the story's young protagonist early on, and it ultimately turns up to save the day when her home and family are attacked by three dragon-riding soldiers at the head of an invading army.
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"The President's attempt to install a White House official at the head of independent agency —w hile allowing that official to simultaneously serve in the White House—is unprecedented," English's lawyer, Deepak Gupta, said in a statement.
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Trump, stone-faced and formal in a suit and necktie, sits at the head of a long Situation Room table surrounded by similarly grave advisers, some in military uniform, as the raid played out on large screens.
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The company is at the head of the pack of tech giants competing in this space, but it's still relatively early on in the race, with plenty of room for all of these companies to keep growing.
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Most of these same people say this with a clear cringe in their voice at the prospect of the former reality TV star and real estate mogul at the head of government, but they say it nonetheless.
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"The number of women and men leaders at the head of French cultural institutions is so low that this announcement marks a new regression away from parity in the predominantly masculine French art world," the letter reads.
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People at the head of this industry right now have seen such a transformation with social media that maybe we've lost a little bit of perspective, maybe we're traumatized — it's been traumatizing over the last ten years.
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In the midafternoon of January 11, 2007, US Air Force major general William Shelton sat at the head of a table in a command center at California's Vandenberg Air Force Base, holding a telephone to each ear.
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It's the third time this has happened in the galaxy in less than a century, but apparently nobody has learned anything, and a mysterious cloaked figure rises to power at the head of yet another fascist force.
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Kirk sits at the head of the table in the shot, wearing his now-signature sunglasses, while his wife Anne Buydens, 100, sits a few seats over from him "#Familyfirst❤️💛💚," Cameron captioned the shot.
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While the future of autonomous, urban air taxis has drawn new players and bold plans into the aviation space, Sikorsky has been quietly developing its own solution, putting itself at the head of the helicopter autonomy space.
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The former Quantico star, 36, shared a photo of her family on Instagram Thursday which featured Jonas, 26, sitting at the head of the table with Chopra sitting at his right while celebrating Thanksgiving in Delhi, India.
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Dressed in a striped navy suit, with round tortoise-shell glasses tucked into his breast pocket, he looks like he belongs at the head of a boardroom table, or on the links of a private country club.
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During the hearing, King snapped at the head of the NSA after Rogers repeatedly refused to answer questions about whether Trump tried to interfere in the FBI's investigation into Russia's actions and possible collusion with his campaign.
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Flynn is also known for sharing false news stories on Twitter and his tendency to make dubious assertions that have little basis in documented fact during his tenure at the head of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA).
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The clash between excitement and dread was especially palpable over the likelihood that Mr. Trump, at the head of a unified Republican government, would try to reverse Obama administration policies and appoint a conservative Supreme Court justice.
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The Ethics Committee cleared Nunes in December, saying he hadn't revealed any classified information, but Conaway remained at the head of the House Intelligence Committee's investigation — despite rumors that Nunes was still the one making the decisions.
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This raises an obvious, if strange, question: Why did this multimillionaire leave his cushy job at the head of one of the world's largest corporations to lead a government bureaucracy he didn't understand and seemingly didn't respect?
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Serving as her team's captain on Sunday, Dunn stood at the head of its pregame handshake line as a queue of players from Spain, having just high-fived the referees, approached the Americans with their hands out.
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I mean, as I explained, the concern of one of my senior leader colleagues was, if you're looking at potential coordination between the campaign and Russia, the person at the head of the campaign is the candidate.
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Looking Back Not content with its undisputed place at the head of hundreds of thousands of breakfast tables, The New York Times set out 50 years ago to elbow its way into evening commutes and suppertime, too.
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But despite the laundry list of controversies that have arisen over the past year involving Pruitt, the White House says the President is continuing to stand behind him, lauding his work at the head of the EPA.
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He left the workforce for eight months before landing a position at the head of the British Embassy's congressional team, a duty that included shepherding Prince Charles around during a visit to the United States in 2015.
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When she first arrives on screen, she's on horseback with her rifle aimed at the head of a future notorious cartel leader, Amado Carrillo Fuentes (José María Yazpik); she's minutes from kicking him off her land permanently.
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If I hadn't already known the man standing beside Dylan at the head of the tour's crew photo shown 20 minutes into the film, I'd have assumed he was a producer or a manager of some kind.
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All the villages around were bombed with the same intensity as the town itself, and at Mugica, a little group of houses at the head of the Guernica inlet, the population was machine-gunned for 15 minutes.
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Presidential candidates who run at the head of a united party have no guarantee of victory, but candidates who run without the wholehearted support of their party's prominent leaders and mid-ranking professional staffers tend to lose.
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As part of the acquisition, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick put Otto co-founder — and one of the first employees of Google's self-driving car project — Anthony Levandowski at the head of all of its autonomous technology efforts.
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A new Reuters/Ipsos poll on Tuesday showed Cruz about even with Trump nationally, with Cruz's recent gains the first time since November that a Trump rival has threatened his standing at the head of the Republican pack.
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If you've ever struggled with the task of composing a guest list for the ultimate fantasy dinner party, Laura Claridge's biography of Blanche Knopf (née Wolf) will show you whom to put at the head of your table.
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Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes team was one of those involved in the incidents at Interlagos, with shots reportedly fired and a gun pointed at the head of one employee travelling in a van outside the circuit late on Friday.
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