To call the Cars movies the black sheep of Pixar's filmography does a disservice to black sheep.
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Our Team Black Sheep racing quad fully assembled The folks at Team Black Sheep sent us their TBS Tango remote.
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I hated that because of them, my family had become the black sheep of the black sheep, the kind of people others don't want to be associated with.
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Black Sheep Feminism is her first exhibit for the museum.
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United Continental was the black sheep of the airline industry.
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The second Zelda is the black sheep of the series.
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Burnham was the artistic black sheep of a sporty family.
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The other Dutton siblings are various shades of black sheep.
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Machine intelligence startups are the black sheep of the startup world.
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Therefore, this is perfect for the black sheep of the family.
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British film "Black Sheep" was included in the Documentary Short category.
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The family's liberal politics made them black sheep in 1960s Tennessee.
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"I wouldn't call you a black sheep," mother said to daughter.
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"I was the black sheep of the entire operation," Heizer says.
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One was "Black Sheep Squadron" (also titled "Baa Baa Black Sheep"), an NBC series that ran from 1976 to 1978 in which he played the real-life World War II combat pilot known as Pappy Boyington.
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"I never thought this kind of thing was so close to me," says BJ Pearce, co-owner of Southtown Sound and The Black Sheep Café, who went to his first Black Sheep show when he was 15.
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Metroid II was always something of a black sheep for the series.
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Posters depict a white sheep kicking a black sheep out of Switzerland.
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I was a black sheep lost in a herd of chefs' whites.
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"It was like a black-sheep era of my life," she says.
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Mr. West began his career as a kind of black-sheep Huxtable.
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I for one hope he stays the black sheep a little longer.
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" The youngest of three siblings, Anders is a self-proclaimed "black sheep.
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"It made me the black sheep," he says, among his cohort and faculty.
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The black sheep of the FF family finally got some love at E3 tonight.
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" Both (along with "Baa, Baa, Black Sheep") derive from the French children's song "Ah!
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He also starred in the war drama "Black Sheep Squadron," where he played Maj.
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In the late '60s, Ms. Grissom became a black sheep among the astronaut community.
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In central Panaji, the Black Sheep Bistro is a chic spot for a nightcap.
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Dundee has accrued a perhaps unfair reputation as the 'black sheep' of Scotland's major cities.
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"I am the black sheep of our group," Hart, who turns 37 on Sunday, said.
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It's where all the black sheep come to live and party from dusk until daylight.
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Crazier still is that this only part one of the planned Black Sheep Nirvana trilogy.
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They provided us with a full Team Black Sheep (TBS) quad kit minus the frame.
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Minneapolis–Saint Paul has locations of Black Sheep Pizza, Salty Tart and Angel Food Bakery.
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He told his newfound flock of black sheep that everyone thought the task was impossible.
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The larger the group of white coated sheep are, the more a black sheep stands out.
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Count it as yet another catastrophe narrowly avoided by the black sheep of the Emelianenko family.
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And then there's Chris Evans as Ransom, Harlan's grandson and the black sheep of the family.
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"I was the black sheep in my family — stupid decisions, bad choices in men," she said.
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The documentaries Black Sheep and A Night at the Garden both tackle racism and white supremacy.
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For a long time, your record Black Sheep Boy had been considered the pinnacle of your career.
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"Eight years ago Colombia was the black sheep in the region and the world," says Mr Santos.
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Head straight to Black Sheep where the coal-fired pizza is simple, cheap and unbelievably delicious. 4.
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" But now, he said, "I feel like the black sheep in a way, like I'm some villain.
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Her ambition renders her a black sheep with other characters, especially with her mother, Barb (Bridget Everett).
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Even before he realized he was gay, he was "the black sheep of the family," he said.
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This gives us that black-sheep feeling — we don't belong, but we're going to change the world.
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Restrictive migration policy is "not solely confined to the black sheep in the East," Ms. Woollard said.
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I became the black sheep when I went to a perfectly acceptable state school in New England.
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Lost in a crop of prizewinners, the sickly black sheep that is Hail to the Thief remains.
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Yeah, it's the same theme as "The Mick," which stars Kaitlin Olson in the black sheep role.
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I think about Black Sheep Boy, and I think it did a really good job with that record.
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Admittedly, SYNS and ARY are terrible, but even the happiest of families have a few black sheep, right?
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Born in 1961 in Brooklyn, he was the black sheep of his family, preferring Barbie to G.I. Joe.
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The Obama administration generally regarded Hunter as a kind of embarrassing family black sheep rather than a real scandal.
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Obviously, these upgrades affect not only the new-and-improved Sammy Joe, but also his "black sheep" aunt Cristal.
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He also helped to give the world Tommy Boy, Black Sheep, PCU, and most importantly, The Emperor's New Groove.
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Q. You've said that choosing to be an artist has made you the "black sheep" of your family. Why?
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The device plays ten different lullabies, including Are You Sleeping, Baa Baa Black Sheep, Brahms Lullaby, and London Bridge.
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Another nominated short documentary, "Black Sheep," about a black man living among racists, is available on YouTube or Amazon.
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Denise DuBarry Hay, the actress best known for her roles on CHiPs and Black Sheep Squadron, died over the weekend.
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"I tell my friends all the time, I feel like the black sheep," said Sherman, who has two young kids.
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One black sheep (literally, it's black) is the NeXTcube, the machine Jobs dreamed up after being let go from Apple.
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The black sheep: The Trump administration is punishing members of the GOP that aren't towing the line on party interests.
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Here on the Utah-Nevada border, Great Basin could be called the black sheep of the region's national park family.
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That left Ms. Barron's less promising cohort, what she called "the black sheep of the studio," to fill their shoes.
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The three tracks recorded by Turing included, "God Save the King, "Ba Baa Black Sheep," and Glenn Miller's "In the Mood.
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"Gypsy Sisters" star Mellie Stanley revived her old role as the family's black sheep ... after running afoul of the law again.
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Yes, the school's black sheep is the son of the principal; flunking him for plagiarism the preceding year was her call.
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If the four-car G train is the runt of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's litter, the 22005 is its black sheep.
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The chance that this woman striding towards me and my brothers was about to make me feel like the black sheep.
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Ever since its debut on the original PlayStation in 1999, FFVIII has always felt like the black sheep of the franchise.
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At times, I had felt like a black sheep attempting to play the political game, guard information and obey the silos.
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Black Sheep The best kinds of Halloween costumes will let you play to whatever plans you already had for the night. 15.
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And Qatar, always the black sheep, broke decisively with its neighbours during the Arab spring when it supported Islamists across the region.
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Here in real America, Merchandise are black sheep: tolerant, cultured creatives, but also proud Floridians, who empathize with the people they love.
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The Bin Laden clan has known trouble before: The black sheep of the family, Osama, masterminded the attacks on America of Sept.
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The show's other big name is James Franco, playing identical twins: Vincent, a hardworking barkeep, and Frankie, a hard-gambling black sheep.
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But he added that Black Sheep expects February to be slow, potentially leading to a "financial write off" for the first quarter.
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The black sheep of the family, Hunter Biden never should have had such associations — and his father should have told him so.
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"Getting that new generation to come out is always a challenge," says Brian Galecki, another co-owner of The Black Sheep Café.
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Growing up as an ethnic minority in Wales and being the black sheep in Hong Kong meant I didn't fit in anywhere.
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He ran the Florence comic book shop—like the S-Town's Black Sheep tattoo parlor, it was a third place for Buttholeville's misfits.
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A manager at Black Sheep tells TMZ ... Jason's people didn't blow the whistle about the tweet, it was another employee who told management.
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The film was Farley's first major role after SNL, and he'd re-team with Spade the following year for another comedy, Black Sheep.
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Well, Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner seem to have discovered the black sheep solution for deciding what to put in the gift bags.
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I'm definitely the black sheep, but my mission is still my family and to spread the ideals that have worked for the West.
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DeAngelo was a "black sheep" who didn't joke around with other officers, said Farrel Ward, 75, who served on the force with DeAngelo.
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This formulaic offering from the author of "Dinner With Friends" chronicles the havoc wrought when a black sheep returns to the family fold.
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But other days, she treats me like the proverbial black sheep, that family member who is left out, shut out, to be avoided.
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He was nominated for a Golden Globe Award and won the People's Choice Award for his role in "Black Sheep Squadron," Ballard said.
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The film was Farley's first major role after SNL, and he teamed up with Spade the following year for another comedy, Black Sheep.
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Bands like queercore four-piece Pryss bring an emotional side to the live hardcore release often shed from crowds at The Black Sheep.
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"We were black sheep, but now we are a success story," Mr Orban crowed after the inauguration of Donald Trump, whose nationalism he admires.
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While his parents are involved in the arts and education, Piękniewski says he's the black sheep of the family, studying math and science instead.
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Although I'm known as the black sheep—the different one—they still love and support me in whatever I do and try to accomplish.
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I find it amusing to have something that's completely unscientific, to remind myself I'm the black sheep of the family and not a scientist.
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Abby Hanlon will share the latest in her Dory Fantasmagory series, "Dory Dory Black Sheep," in which a devoted friend helps Dory master reading.
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Lachlan is the one who has been hand-picked to lead the Murdoch clan into a new century, and James is the black sheep.
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Recent research has determined that this spider is somewhat of a black sheep among its closest family, being the only Moggridgea species found in Australia.
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Growing up, Anna was wrapped up in cotton wool and close to her parents, while Kate was more independent, the black sheep of the family.
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It's very uncommon for Asian kids to move out, especially at my age, so I've been a bit of a black sheep in the family.
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Going into the deep end of this—from what I can tell—relative black sheep of the Final Fantasy family is a rather overwhelming experience.
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Most techies there consider him a black sheep, but he expressed ideas that some male computer-programmers think even if they never utter them aloud.
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"BLACK SHEEP" India's economy grew 5% year-on-year between April and June, its weakest pace since 2013, and the slowdown could deepen, economists say.
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Being an effective manager is also more than just working harder, says Jeff Black, the communications expert and founder of leadership development company Black Sheep.
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In 2014, business-minded Republicans began a series of primary challenges against black-sheep Republicans who they believed were giving the party a bad name.
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Mr. Trump is the black sheep of this family, the estranged sibling who decided to pick fights with his relatives just before arriving to dinner.
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Last month, the owners of Black Sheep rented a 903-foot by 16-foot bouncy house to blow up inside the venue during a show.
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From a family of physicians, he calls himself the "black sheep" for going into video game development; he worked at companies including Microsoft and Lucas Arts.
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So if OPEC decides to extend the reduction agreement in this meeting, will the new agreement change the exemption of the black sheep in the organization?
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The bombs can most certainly leave, and Turkey can remain as NATO's intolerable black sheep—its status in the alliance being a problem for another day.
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He knows that he can ask Alexa or Google to play "Wheels on the Bus" or "Baa-Baa Black Sheep" and, voilà, the music comes on.
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By 1972, they were black sheep to the old money Bouvier clan, having secluded themselves for 20 years in Grey Gardens, their onetime East Hampton summer home.
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"Barbara joked that George and I spent so much time together I had become almost a member of the family, the 'black sheep' that had gone astray."
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She asked the future president, who was wearing boots emblazoned with the words "God Save the Queen," if he was the black sheep of the Bush family.
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Hailing from a family of construction engineers, Hamdy describes himself as a black sheep who went into the financial services industry — but construction kept pulling him back.
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It was packed, but there was John in the middle of the dance floor, bouncing like a pogo stick to "The Choice Is Yours" by Black Sheep.
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And then there's Frank, the climate-change denier (or, as Denise puts it, the "walking example of the Black Sheep Effect"), suspiciously calm about his outcast status.
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TMZ obtained the since-deleted tweets from the fired employee of Black Sheep Burrito & Brews in West Virginia, and it's pretty clear why he was 86'd.
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The black sheep of the family revealed last week that any time spent with the former 19 Kids and Counting crew, must be done strictly on their terms.
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Corden leads the team in a chorus of "Baa Baa Black Sheep," forces them to undergo a wacky sport psychology session, and introduces some... unique new celebratory dances.
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We're told Jason's crew ordered 60 burritos and a quesadilla last week at Black Sheep Burrito & Brews in West Virginia ... not far from where the singer was performing.
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Slater's portrayal of Westerburg High School's dangerous yet alluring black sheep J.D., gave us a bad boy with a serious smirk and an even more intense rap sheet.
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Bush Jr. had "cowboy boots etched with the words 'God Save The Queen,' " writes Hardman, and Elizabeth asked him if he was the "black sheep" of the family.
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The SVP backed its proposal with a campaign that brought back controversial posters from its earlier deportation initiative, showing white sheep kicking black sheep off a Swiss flag.
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Dan classed himself as the black sheep of his middle class family, made worse by the fact he was the only POC, having never met his biological father.
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At the same time, her husband, who was something of a black sheep, became his father's most ardent supporter, including appearing on "The Apprentice," his father's television show.
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The Saturday Profile TAIPEI, Taiwan — In a land renowned for its singalong pop songs and bubble milk tea, Freddy Lim has always been something of a black sheep.
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Kendall's hook-up is a little more conventional, as he ends up making out with fellow addict and Pierce family black sheep Naomi (an excellent Annabelle Dexter-Jones).
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The Emmy-nominated thriller, from creators Todd A. Kessler, Daniel Zelman and Glenn Kessler, explores the drama behind the Rayburn family after their "black sheep brother" returns to town.
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A reserved and moody singer, Thomas is an associate of Black Sheep Nirvana founder and resident shit-disturber Sean Leon—the two have apparently known each other for years.
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While it's hard to imagine in a world without RuPaul's Drag Race embedded in the mainstream, back in 1991, drag culture was a black sheep of the LGBTQ community.
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Thursday's event feels like a reunion for those of us philosophical black sheep who have been kicked out of the family by our woke relatives because of our beliefs.
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There's a dizzying array of options here, including Urbana (Mexican bites and strong cocktails); Adya (rich Indian curries and street food); and Black Sheep GCB (grilled cheese gone wild).
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At the press conference afterward, he dismissed the division's most famous black sheep before immediately welcoming a fight with him, a reflection of the dissonance and disarray at 205 pounds.
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"This is no longer a targeted intervention against individual black sheep, similar to other EU member states, but a case of carpet bombing," Jourova told German weekly magazine Der Spiegel.
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Stream it on Amazon, YouTube, Vudu, Google Play, iTunes Katie Holmes plays April, the black sheep daughter of a dysfunctional family who wants to spend Thanksgiving with her sick mother.
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EH points out Leon is kind of a black sheep in the fam, saying Jimi's father purposely left him out when he doled out control of Jimi's music and merchandising.
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Mr Zucaro predicts that the opposition's "cannibalistic" tendency will keep Mr Maduro in office, and that investments in the black sheep of sovereign-debt markets will continue to pay off.
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Then, he switches gear right back to "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star," and even remixes the lullaby by throwing in a few words from "Baa, Baa, Black Sheep" at one point!
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She was "the black sheep daughter of a Westchester furrier who dropped out and never bothered to drop back in," according to a vintage news report shared at the memorial.
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Princess Diana was spotted wearing the red sweater, which was printed with rows of white sheep and one black sheep in the middle, at a polo match in June 1983.
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I think all photographers are black sheep in their own ways — that's why we prefer to be behind the camera, creating images that say something about who we are indirectly.
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The faux show featured triplet brothers Pete (a stand in for realtor Drew), Zeke (aka contractor Jonathan), and wildcard Tristan, the family's black sheep, played by an appropriately angsty Ryan Gosling.
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But Mexican bootleggers have done swift business making high-octane spirits like raicilla, the notorious black sheep in the family of spirits made of agave, which also includes tequila and mezcal.
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But according to a separate report published today by drug policy group Volteface, "Black Sheep: An investigation into existing support for problematic cannabis us," the help out there is largely inadequate.
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Per the outlet, the NSFW movie is about a lawyer who lands her brother a job at her firm, only to discover that her black sheep sibling is somehow super popular.
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Zach Gilford of "Friday Night Lights" is Adam's black sheep brother, Danny, who is the first to become suspicious about whether the young man is really who he says he is.
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Jeff Black, the founder of leadership development company Black Sheep, tells CNBC the secret to Jobs' presentation success lied in three key factors: powerful storytelling, an emotional connection and obsessive preparation.
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Bleepy electronic versions of "Greensleeves" and "Baa Baa Black Sheep" blare out over the factory floor every so often, signalling break time for one of the various groups of human workers.
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Colombo family black sheep John Franzese Jr., who testified against his father, had his cover blown when someone at an addiction-recovery group recognized him and posted about it on Facebook.
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The pro game began as lunch-pail league back in the 1930s and 1940s, a black sheep of a sport that flew in the face of the dominant, pristine college game.
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She continued directing films such as The Little Rascals, Black Sheep and worked with Harvey and Bob Weinstein on 1998's Senseless which grossed $13 million from a budget of $15 million.
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She's also the black sheep of a family where her dad, Jacob, (Dougray Scott) is a former military colonel who now manages a private security firm and doesn't take kindly to weakness.
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His black-sheep brother, Michael — haunted by an unnamed tragedy we infer is romantic in nature — leaves a big-game hunting gig in Africa to help clear his brother's accounts out West.
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Clare Barron on 'Dance Moms,' Teen Girls and Black Sheep Ballerinas The author of "Dance Nation" talks about her show and female adolescence, as it plays out in dressing rooms and daydreams.
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One cannot help but wonder if the overpainting was perhaps an intentional effort to, you know, make it look more like a lamb and less like an outtake from Black Sheep (2006).
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I've thought about confronting her on these things over the years, but if I did, I would undoubtedly become the black sheep because my spouse's family "fans" find her grandstanding nature adorable.
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" The parking lot at the Black Sheep in Colorado Springs, Colorado "We'd planned to go to a show that night, and I'd decided two or three days before to break up with him.
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Everyone Needs to Learn: Like it or not, families often have favorite sons or daughters, just as they have black sheep, those members who for one reason or another remain on the fringe.
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Black, founder of communications consulting firm Black Sheep, tells CNBC that leaders need to be solid speakers day in and day out — not just when they have to go onstage for big presentations.
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It proves that our laws of physics hold true at the lowest temperatures and validates the third law of thermodynamics, a "bit of a black sheep" when it comes to laws of thermodynamics.
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"It has a New England feeling to it," said Anne Canadeo, a 20-year resident and author whose "Black Sheep Knitting Mystery" series is set in a fictional town much like her own.
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Jeff Black, the founder of leadership development company Black Sheep, tells CNBC Make It the secret to Jobs' presentation success lied in three key factors: powerful storytelling, an emotional connection and obsessive preparation.
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The underdog/black sheep of the Stark family has a lot going for him: integrity, intelligence, loyalty, strength, battlefield prowess, and a good head on his shoulders (including a world-famous head of locks).
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Guy, hopeful in 1989 that he might find him on a visit to Moscow—even if mad or ill—practised singing "Baa Baa black sheep", their childhood song, in case Raoul would recognise it.
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The one-time heir apparent had become the black sheep of the Kim family before he was killed, after two women smeared nerve agent on his face in Kuala Lumpur International Airport in February 2017.
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Their joint trust fund, which they call "the nest," is jeopardized when Leo, the hard-partying black sheep of the family, gets in a drunken-driving accident with a teenage waitress in the passenger seat.
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When I first decided to be a journalist I had the potential to become the black sheep, swimming in prose and profiles while my family saved lives and built things that people needed to survive.
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They were a cross-section of people, soldiers and civil servants, often the black sheep of their families, sometimes criminals seeking a clean slate and, especially at first, men simply out to make a quick buck.
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" It took a while for some of us to reach the heights we were aiming for 20 years ago, and I smiled when I heard the Black Sheep song in "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.
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To believe it, you'd have to first believe that the foreign affairs apparatus of the Obama administration was willing to put its credibility on the line in service of the black sheep of the Biden family.
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ATHENS — The country's new conservative prime minister, declaring that Greece was "no longer the black sheep of Europe," on Saturday announced a series of corporate and individual tax cuts, along with a plan to encourage investment.
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But as Vox's Sean Collins notes, there is a line between the cushy jobs that get handed out to Washington insiders — especially relatives of politicians, even those who are black sheep within political dynasties — and true corruption.
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More Aquarius vibes abound as Mercury, the planet of communication, clashes with Aquarius's modern planetary ruler Uranus, the rebellious black sheep of the zodiac and planet of the unexpected, at 1:06 PM on Friday August 16.
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Until our third underdog comes into their lives — the rule-flouting iconoclast Gretchen Whipple, the black sheep of her own family, which has been embroiled in a generations-long Hatfield-and-McCoy-esque feud with the Vickerys.
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Their status as the two outsiders to the Roy family — Greg is the black sheep cousin from Logan's (practically estranged) brother's side — immediately puts pressure on them in an environment that's already close to its boiling point.
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As the Grey's gods would have it, Amelia — the "Black Sheep" of her high-achieving family, as her high school nickname reminds us — runs into big sister Nancy (Embeth Davidtz) seconds after walking into NYC's Fox Medical Center.
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Until recently, Iran was portrayed as the "black sheep" of major oil producer group OPEC, having previously rejected plans to cut or freeze production – but now Iraq is increasingly looking like the potential dissenter in the 14-member organization.
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Other financial trades from Commerzbank, Macquarie Group and even Lloyds have struggled to generate momentum as market conditions slacken, but RBS - once the black sheep of the UK banking sector - had no such problem, generating books of over €6bn.
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At the core of Andrea Hairston's complex tale, WILL DO MAGIC FOR SMALL CHANGE (Aqueduct, paper, $21), framed by Cinnamon's need to posthumously connect with her gay, dreamy, black-sheep brother, is the theme of journeying to the self.
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Michael D. Shear of the NYT likens the weekend to a Thanksgiving from hell: Mr. Trump is the black sheep of this family, the estranged sibling who decided to pick fights with his relatives just before arriving to dinner.
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That didn't stop Cassidy Payne, who, when she was a senior at Virginia Tech, slipped past gatekeepers with a fake Facebook profile and wrote a satirical piece about the university's parent group for the site The Black Sheep Online.
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" This tall, chatty 42-year-old got his start pranking celebrities on the MTV hidden-camera series, "Punk'd," appeared as an insult-hurling layabout in "Idiocracy" and turned a family black sheep into a responsible adult on NBC's "Parenthood.
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If you suffer from a fear of sheep you might want to skip this video showing 1,300 sheep running on the loose and basically taking over a town as if they were in New Zealand horror movie Black Sheep.
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He also happens to have 20 acres of land, and even though he's distantly related to the Landrys, apparently, he says he doesn't work with them because they refuse to give him a family discount because he's a black sheep.
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I&aposm glad you mentioned that, because, you know, coming into the summit, some newspapers, including The Times, described the president as a bit of a black sheep of the family because of his sort of cantankerous nature before coming here.
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Countries that backed Germany's hard-line stance on Greece's economy are now at odds with Berlin, refusing to take in any refugees, while Greece, the black sheep, puts up a brave struggle to cope with the immigrants, defending European Union principles.
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Brel partisans may critique Walker's interpretations of "Jackie" and "My Death" as too arch or not arch enough, or just too… English, but Ohio's black sheep boy simply took the other being that moved him and wore it like new skin.
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Catch DTADW at these upcoming festivals:Austin Terror Fest - Saturday, March 18th at The Lost Well, Austin, TX71Grind Fest - Saturday, June 3rd at The Black Sheep, Colorado Springs, CO Kim Kelly is feeling all warm and fuzzy about this band on Twitter.
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During his decade-long career, Mr. Farley created a brand around the loud and sometimes frenetic characters he portrayed on "Saturday Night Live" and, later, in movies like "Tommy Boy" and "Black Sheep," often using his weight to comedic effect.
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Always the black sheep of her family, subject to more gossip than any member since King Edward VIII abdicated in 1936 to marry an American who was divorced, the princess never remarried and died in 2002 after a series of strokes.
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The black sheep in a family of social science luminaries—his father had co-founded the School of Anthropology in Paris—Bertillon worked in the basement at police headquarters, tasked with transcribing physical descriptions of criminals, most of them incomplete or ambiguous.
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Although the elderly can expect to live longer, they are often less mobile and unable to travel when they do—a problem, notes one staff member at Thatcham, that also faces the black sheep of the family who end up behind bars.
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The story has a boilerplate quality to it — father with a drinking problem; a pair of polar-opposite brothers — yet a standout performance by Theo Rossi ("Sons of Anarchy") as the black sheep of the family overcomes a lot of the film's flaws.
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Besides her role as Sue on CHiPs and Nurse Samantha Green on Black Sheep Squadron, DuBarry Hay also appeared on a number of other programs including The Love Boat, Days of Our Lives, Charlie's Angels, and the 1979 Academy Award-winning movie Being There.
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"I was just wondering what the next move was, when I got an email," says Henry, referring to an offer from the Black Sheep restaurateurs Christopher Mark and Syed Asim Hussain, to bring to Hong Kong his casual yet authentic style of French cooking.
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Quaintly, for a work of technofiction, Lotz starts off with a conventional mystery plot about a young Irishman, Shaun Ryan, who suspects that his Uncle Teddy, the black sheep of the family, might not have died in an auto accident in America 20 years earlier.
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Before you go, grab some java from Loyal Coffee, a millennial hangout, and if you're still kicking at the end of the day, catch a punk show at the Black Sheep or learn to swing dance at the Loft (I swear this is coming back).
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Making a hearing aid the secret weapon was not just the solution to kill the creatures, it was the device that allowed the daughter to realize she was not at all the black sheep of the family, but rather the hero of the story.
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It's also plenty entertaining, and worth the price of admission for the profane, cheery frankness of Penelope Spheeris, the punk-rock director who started with the Decline of Western Civilization doc trilogy, then wound up directing films like Wayne's World, The Beverly Hillbillies, and Black Sheep.
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As the first of a planned series of projects adapted from Agatha Christie's works, the story follows the Argyll family when a man suddenly appears with the knowledge that the black sheep of the clan, Jack Argyll, did not kill their tyrannical matriarch like they all thought.
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Now in his mid-290s, Soup—born Courtenay Henderson—has called himself a "black sheep" since his upbringing in South Los Angeles, where his combative, free-thinking ways got him in trouble with both his family (whom he also declines to discuss) and his professional life.
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Still, it's never less than interesting, with an ensemble cast that includes Ellen Page (an appropriate link to the aforementioned "X-Men" universe) as the ostensible black sheep of the pack, who has no discernible powers; and Mary J. Blige as one of the outward threats.
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"Amiable With Big Teeth" — with a subtitle equal to its wonderful title ("A Novel of the Love Affair Between the Communists and the Poor Black Sheep of Harlem") — is about a group of activists in that neighborhood who banded together to support Ethiopia against Mussolini's occupation.
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Late every summer, the all-ages show space hosts Black Sheep Fest, which highlights the most active and best local bands in the area, and they also throw annual band lotto shows, where people put their names in a hat and randomly get drafted to new bands.
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Born to parents who couldn't be bothered with her from the day she arrived home from the hospital, she's a black sheep in a family of book-hating, snarling crooks who go out of their way to make it clear that they don't give a damn about their daughter.
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He began by acknowledging that he wasn't supposed to talk to me, that all board members were supposed to go through the village's PR agency, but that he was the "black sheep" of the board, and anyway, he was elected by the citizens of the village to represent them.
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The oldest of the clan is Connor, a dipshit faux philanthropist who fashions himself as the black sheep of the family, somehow above it all even as he weasels himself back in constantly, and lives off of the family wealth without having any real ambition of his own.
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The BBC recording, made some time later the same year, included not only the National Anthem but also an endearing, if rather brash, rendition of the nursery rhyme 'Baa Baa Black Sheep' as well as a reedy and wooden performance of Glenn Miller's famous hit 'In the Mood'.
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To take just one example, "Baa Baa, Black Sheep," Kipling's largely autobiographical story about a young boy brought up in India and then exiled to foster parents in England (so horrible they may rival the Dursleys, who raise Harry Potter), will break your heart every time you read it.
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His father, Augustus Breitenberger — alcoholic, verbally abusive, usually unemployed and often absent — was, Mr. Byrnes wrote in his memoir, "'Kookie' No More" (21978, with Marshall Terrill), the black sheep of a distinguished family: Augustus's father was a noted civil engineer who had helped build the city's subway system.
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Douthat has long been something of a black sheep in the Gray Lady's editorial barn, distinguished from his colleagues not only by his interest in topics such as Catholic theology and the ethics of masturbation but also by his ability to generate readable prose and engage in critical thinking.
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Circling around her are Harlan's adult children, their spouses, and their adult children, with characters played by Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Shannon, Don Johnson, Toni Collette, Riki Lindhome, Katherine Langford, Jaeden Martell, and especially Marvel Cinematic Universe star Chris Evans, as the family's black sheep and resident troublemaker.
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In that neighborhood, you can find The Black Sheep Café, which has been the rock at the base of Springfield's scene since it first started hosting shows in 2005, next door to legendary Skank Skates, which was previously the main spot for punk shows since the late 80s.
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Historically, jail and prison systems are treated like the black sheep of the criminal justice system; without a president, governor or mayor who understands the need to fund correctional systems appropriately and to institute management-accountability programs that address fraud, waste, abuse and corruption, the system will remain in constant crisis.
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Though his family name is known throughout town in association with prominent businesses, Anselmi's dad is the black sheep, a stoner dropout whose fuck-up demeanor pushes young Anselmi toward straightedge—Rock Springs is the type of place where an eighth grader can sincerely develop an identity based on sobriety.
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"It definitely fills a void in the sense that we're one of the new house non-punk bands at Black Sheep specifically," frontman Mario Cannamela says, pointing out that all three members of Bottom Bracket—himself, BJ Pearce and Carter Bibb—all play in other punk bands within the scene.
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He's more or less operated in the background as something of a black sheep in the family, but he's emerged to the forefront of American politics in recent weeks over work he did in Ukraine that fueled a bogus conspiracy theory at the heart of Trump's decision to strong-arm the country's president.
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Chain email and grimy forums like Something Awful and Albino Black Sheep — the internet's equivalent of the urinals in a dive bar — disseminated the videos without the help of the social media platforms we have today, meaning truly viral videos had some inexplicable quality that made them almost universally lovable and sharable.
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While the nano may have been the spotlight product (quite literally stealing the show from the Motorola ROKR when they were announced alongside one another), the shuffle has always been a sort of black sheep in the iPod family, remaining frozen in time while the rest of Apple's lineup leapt forward into the future.
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The recently constructed Dumb Records and Southtown Sound recording studio now both circumvent the same small, gravel lot behind Black Sheep and Skank Skates, forming a DIY theme park of sorts that attracts bands touring through the scene each week—the alley entrance is now even marked with a gigantic green, carnival-like elephant statue.
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An excellent Hailee Steinfeld anchors the film as proudly misanthropic black sheep Nadine; newcomer Hayden Szeto provides a perfect foil as Nadine's heartbreakingly genuine classmate Edwin; and a couple of adult ringers — namely Woody Harrelson as Nadine's long-suffering teacher/confidante and Kyra Sedgwick as her mother — keep the whole thing from spinning out into a teen-angst parade.
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Although achieving success doesn't come without failing from time to time, it's those who rise above their mistakes who overcome, executive coach and career expert Jeff Black tells CNBC Make It. If you've failed on a project at work and your manager can't get past it, Black, founder of leadership development company Black Sheep, says it's time for you to restore your image and credibility.
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But read it straight through, as I just have, and I think that you will find that he came to the '80s art scene late, as a black-sheep, puckish novice, five years after the transgressive epoch-defining Colab exhibitions, such as the Times Square Show and The Real Estate Show and the openings of ABC No Rio, Fashion 时装 Moda МОДА and Group Material — where art was being inseminated with the Dionysian, the social, the political, and the economic.
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Though Mr. Osborne is too young to have made the scene at Building, Mr. Chow was a regular at the Thursday Night Train parties and Friday Powerhouse events where a dream roster (KRS-One, Run-DMC, De La Soul, Black Sheep, the Beastie Boys, Shabba Ranks, among many others) performed for a crowd that itself seems almost like an imaginary cross-section of New Yorkers — artists, photographers, designers, models, B-boys, downtown girls and celebrities like Russell Simmons, Sofia Coppola, Madonna, Bjork and Pedro Almodóvar.
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Truth be told, a girl is just not ready to say goodbye to the show and week after week of being entranced by bewitching dialogue from faceless assassins, High Valyrian dragon commands (Dracarys!) from a badass Targaryen queen, revenge announcements by a young wolf, snarky remarks from the Master of Whisperers, blunt — but beautifully worded — truths from the black sheep of a powerful family, sage words of advice from a much-missed father, iconic political observations from a now-slain mockingbird, and a wildling's classic insult of her former crow beau.
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There's Mary Agnes (Merritt Wever), the sheriff's sister and former Mayor's wife who has shed her husband's name but kept his clothes, which she now wears with a swagger; Callie Dunn (Tess Frazer), a former prostitute who has become the town schoolteacher now that the brothel has closed down for lack of customers; Charlotte Temple (Sarah Soule), owner of the La Belle Hotel now that her husband is dead; and Alice Fletcher (Michelle Dockery), the town black sheep who runs the ranch Roy Goode wanders onto after being wounded in an altercation with Griffin.
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It might be advisable to shove a mattress in the living room because it's getting pretty stuffy up there, with recent years witnessing the demise of the much mourned Black Sheep Bar (which was home to the best 'fruit infused teas in the Croydon/Purely area'), a cracking Yates ('scene of a large scale brawl just before Christmas'- 2009/10/11/12/13/14/15) and 12-20/Shoosh ('Police recommended the revocation of the license after a stabbing during the three-hour Westwood set in the early hours of Easter Monday').
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In the audience and on stage were guests from across the temporal spectrum: LL Cool J; Lauryn Hill; Grand Puba; Pete Rock; Scarface; Treach from Naughty by Nature; Dres from Black Sheep; the Jungle Brothers; Kid Capri; Kool DJ Red Alert; Stretch Armstrong; Special K; the executives Barry Weiss (who signed A Tribe Called Quest to Jive Records) and Dante Ross; the comedian Dave Chappelle and the chef Marcus Samuelsson; and the actor Michael Rapaport, who directed the 2011 documentary "Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest," which showed the group in full meltdown mode, though there was no trace of that tension here.
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