In April, PBR announced that it would be coming out with two new iterations of their famous brew: Pabst Blue Ribbon Extra and Pabst Blue Ribbon Non-Alcoholic.
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BLUE RIBBON SUSHI BAR Bruce and Eric Bromberg have taken their original SoHo restaurant, Blue Ribbon Brasserie, in a number of different directions, among them a simple sushi bar.
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BLUE RIBBON BAKERY KITCHEN The Bromberg brothers, who own Blue Ribbon Restaurants, are walking back their recent announcement that their bakery and restaurant would close at the end of this month.
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Founded in 1964, Nike was originally named Blue Ribbon Sports.
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Now he is saying these blue ribbon commissions are useless.
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Pabst Blue Ribbon is not, in fact, headed for the grave.
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Vibrant and capable, she got her blue-ribbon baby boom brood.
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The groom's mother runs Winner's Blue Ribbon Baking from her home.
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Others describe themselves as "blue ribbon," meaning they support the police.
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The DOT's blue-ribbon panel, which included retired Air Force Gen.
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It is produced by Berlanti Productions, in association with Blue Ribbon Content.
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There is currently a blue ribbon on the tree outside Hamrick's house.
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But that day, thousands of people showed up with a blue ribbon.
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Last summer, Pabst Blue Ribbon (PBR) released an alcoholic vanilla iced coffee.
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In July, Baserri won a blue ribbon from the American Cheese Society.
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CJ went home with the blue ribbon and a fancy new water bowl.
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Previous blue-ribbon investors to Convoy include Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and Salesforce.
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The Irish-Ethiopian actress was wearing a bright blue ribbon on her chest.
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Wear this one loud and proud while you sip a Pabst Blue Ribbon.
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I'm standing in an empty apartment holding a can of Pabst Blue Ribbon.
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Fair is where you kiss a pig and give it a blue ribbon.
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Pabst Blue Ribbon, with its corn adjuncts, became a national sensation as well.
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They are co-chairs of the bipartisan Blue Ribbon Study Panel on Biodefense.
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I suppose you could heat water for some blue-ribbon cup ramen (above).
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There's an on-site Jackson's Blue Ribbon Pub for food and cheap PBR.
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Not surprisingly, this elitist name failed to connect with the masses that it was destined to feed, and soon it became the "Blue Ribbon Burger," though "I'll have a Blue Ribbon Burger with fries and a shake" just isn't the catchiest.
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" The announcement of the commission comes less than a day after Trump criticized blue-ribbon committees at a rally in Pennsylvania, saying, "We can't just keep setting up blue-ribbon committees," adding that they do nothing but "talk, talk, talk.
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Our ewe (female sheep) named "Cacao" just took home a blue ribbon at Fiberpalooza!!!!
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Her blue ribbon is not the only recent public support for the ACLU, however.
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This is sort of like how Pabst Blue Ribbon rose to national hipster prominence.
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One guy writes up a Blue Ribbon preview each fall that's legit 70 pages.
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A good place to start would be the 2016 National Blue Ribbon School winners.
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Our ewe (female sheep) named 'Cacao' just took home a blue ribbon at Fiberpalooza!!!!
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If he wants to be appointed to some blue-ribbon panel or commission someday?
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As is typical of so many federal blue-ribbon commissions, this effort was lauded.
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But Mississippi's blue ribbon prize for "The Most Restrictive Ban™" won't last long.
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They call them blue ribbon councils where we take Melania -- great, great first lady.
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Her ash-ripened Condor's Ruin had just taken a blue ribbon in another category.
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We're having lunch at Blue Ribbon Sushi Izakaya on New York's Lower East Side.
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We had been building applications for companies like Disney, Taco Bell, and Pabst Blue Ribbon.
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The little girl sported a cream-colored dress with a blue ribbon around her waist.
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"How about a blue ribbon study panel to write a 500-page report?" he joked.
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In his too-cute photo, Grace beamed as she held up her coveted blue ribbon.
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Above his left front pocket was a blue ribbon signifying his skill as a marksman.
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Two other options were the Aristocrat and the Blue Ribbon Burger, but both were nixed.
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Our fourth mystery beer was Pabst Blue Ribbon, the notorious favorite of last decade's hipsters.
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Switzerland took the blue ribbon as Best Country for the fourth year in a row.
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Still, in 1993, he presided over a blue-ribbon panel on banks' use of derivatives.
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The high school, a 2018 National Blue Ribbon School, offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program.
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She accessorized the look with large Chanel sunglasses, hoop earrings and blue ribbon ankle tie wedges.
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"Ich dein," which translates to "I serve," is written on the blue ribbon underneath the coronet.
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Next, set up two blue-ribbon commissions: one on executive branch organization and one on entitlements.
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He is one of a handful of prominent conservatives under pressure in traditional blue-ribbon seats.
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He also gave her a pretty blue ribbon, which Anne is now wearing to the funeral.
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Brian and Carrie Packin of City Nights Hospitality run it, serving food from Blue Ribbon Restaurants.
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Even the blue, ribbon-wrapped box your clothing arrives in makes the experience feel extra special.
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Occupation: Fish salesman for Blue Ribbon Fish Company Age: 219 Why do they call you Coach?
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Extending across Argentina and Chile, Patagonia offers blue-ribbon angling on both sides of the border.
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Blue Ribbon Sushi is another staple — I always get the spicy scallop roll and seaweed salad.
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In 2013, the high school was named a Blue Ribbon School, a national recognition of achievement.
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These days, nobody likes preachy blue-ribbon commissions, and bipartisanship is a total nonstarter in Congress.
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While Gillette sponsored bouts on Friday night, Wednesday night tilts were branded by Pabst Blue Ribbon.
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As long as the pellet hopper has enough fuel, most food will be a blue ribbon contender.
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The 28-member Blue Ribbon panel presented its report to the National Cancer Advisory Board earlier today.
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I went out and bought a six pack of Pabst Blue Ribbon pounders, the 260 oz. cans.
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So if reinvention has found brands as diverse as Pabst Blue Ribbon, Cadillac has also arisen anew.
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Marvel, Netflix, Pabst Blue Ribbon, and the others on this list are so big, they're essentially unavoidable.
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One of those by-elections for the blue-ribbon conservative electorate of Bennelong in Sydney on Dec.
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Though born abroad to Foreign Service parents, he received a blue-ribbon schooling in the United States.
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She wove past the packed crowd lining up for $2 Pabst Blue Ribbon cans and slipped backstage.
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There invariably was some budget-balancing blue-ribbon group, the most famous being the Simpson-Bowles Commission.
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Once a decade, the academy convenes a blue-ribbon panel to recommend how to spend federal dollars.
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Today we rejoice for the A you've earned in Empathy, the blue ribbon you've won in Love.
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Negga sported the blue ribbon on her red, long-sleeved gown as she took to the awards show.
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To my surprise, all 210 recommendations in the Blue Ribbon Panel's report heavily concentrate on enabling computational infrastructure.
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It was a blind date, we went to a restaurant called Blue Ribbon, and I haven't dated since.
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After leaving the bar, I grabbed a late night meal at Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken before heading home.
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The little, blue ribbon was the perfect pop of color for model Karlie Kloss's white, floor-length gown.
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It is time for Congress to accept the recommendation of its own blue-ribbon commission and move on.
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It won a Blue Ribbon Award from the 1969 American Film Festival and was nominated for an Emmy.
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Rather, it is an airy, loftlike space called Blue Ribbon Design Studio, which opened just a year ago.
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Growing up in small-town Tasmania, she was a blue-ribbon golfer, state champion twice over, she said.
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"We can't just keep setting up blue-ribbon committees," Mr. Trump said during a political rally on Saturday.
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"I attached a red, white and blue ribbon to it, the colors of England and France," Cozette recalled.
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An example is Chris Pyrate, who's an artist that has been putting on events for Pabst Blue Ribbon.
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Some restaurants in other cities, including several of the Blue Ribbon restaurants in New York, have joined in.
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BLUE RIBBON FEDERAL GRILL For their new financial district restaurant, Bruce and Eric Bromberg have roamed the globe.
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PABST BLUE RIBBON SHORTAGE MAY BE LOOMING The Frylus is a golden-colored stylus modeled after a French fry.
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Federal prosecutors, the Transportation Department inspector general's office and a blue-ribbon panel are also reviewing the plane's certification.
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Federal prosecutors, the Transportation Department inspector generals office and a blue-ribbon panel are also reviewing the planes certification.
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She, along with other Emmy attendees and nominees, accessorized the look with a blue ribbon to support the ACLU.
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"They get the blue ribbon," said Bucky Hellwig, senior vice president at BB&T Wealth Management in Birmingham, Alabama.
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"Fucking good, Moondog," he tells the screen, cheers-ing himself with a half-empty tallboy of Pabst Blue Ribbon.
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Pabst Blue Ribbon, or PBR, has become a hipster favorite after launching an unlikely comeback in the early 2000s.
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A blue-ribbon commission had just excoriated Goldman Sachs and other Wall Street banks for fueling the financial crisis.
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He listened to punk rock, drank Pabst Blue Ribbon and had an ex-girlfriend I felt deliciously superior to.
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Their drink of choice, meanwhile, was not Schlitz, "Colorado Kool-Aid," or Blue Ribbon beer, but Fireball Cinnamon Whisky.
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Nike was founded in 1964 as Blue Ribbon Sports, and it didn't take on its current name until 1971.
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The new owners are Apollo Global Management and Metropoulos & Company, which owns Pabst Blue Ribbon beer and Vlasic pickles.
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There seems to be a conventional wisdom that it will be Warren or Sanders in the blue ribbon spot.
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The 52-year-old won the prize for the best actor at the prestigious Blue Ribbon Awards in 2001.
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In response to backlash, YouTube has convened a blue-ribbon commission and appears to be hoping everyone will stop screaming.
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A blue-ribbon panel is proposing a bevy of reforms that it hopes will restore confidence in the stock market.
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Don't forget to check out the on-site restaurant with a dinner for two at the Blue Ribbon Federal Grill.
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Not only did I win the contest and get this nifty blue ribbon, I was featured on the local news.
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In 1992, a blue-ribbon panel of EPA science advisers that [sic] 'science should not be adjusted to fit policy.
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The Dirty Dancing star put the moves on audiences worldwide as the star of this '70s Pabst Blue Ribbon commercial.
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It&aposs the perfect gift for the Pabst Blue Ribbon-loving pal who has everything — if you can find one.
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He noted that Pabst Blue Ribbon was a rare sight in bars and stores when it was acquired in 2014.
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It was also unclear if the other federal agencies involved in moonshot had complementary blue-ribbon panels doing similar work.
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The bankruptcy filing comes after Blue Ribbon said it closed 23 underperforming restaurant locations and laid off about 1,100 employees.
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Perhaps this will stop the crybabies rioting in the streets, who think everyone deserves a blue ribbon for participating. pic.twitter.
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There is Per Se for American, Balthazar for French, Blue Ribbon Brasserie for comfort food, Lure Fish Bar for seafood.
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However, collaboration is at the core of all 10 recommendations, as the Blue Ribbon Panel unequivocally calls for better data sharing.
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Days before the Met Gala, they were photographed grabbing dinner together in New York City at Blue Ribbon Sushi in Soho.
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In New York, the owners of the Blue Ribbon restaurant chain said they would close several eateries despite the economic impact.
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Someone on the House floor shouted, "Thank you, Rush," as the first lady fastened the medal's blue ribbon around his neck.
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Federal prosecutors, the Transportation Department inspector general's office and a blue-ribbon panel are also looking into the 737 MAX's certification.
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The blue ribbon holding her hair in place culminates in a bow that pokes violently into that girl's right eye socket.
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Small blue-ribbon judging panels gave way to the group's 20,000 members voting on key winners, rendering the awards more democratic.
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Knight founded the company in 1963 with a $500 investment with his former track coach, Bill Bowerman, as Blue Ribbon Sports.
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The video, filmed by Adeleye's daughter, shows Adeleye presenting the teacher with a brand new car tied with a blue ribbon.
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From June to November of last year, Charlottesville's Blue Ribbon Commission on Race, Memorials, and Public Spaces held seventeen public hearings.
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The findings also highlight how "mass media campaigns can be a blue-ribbon investment for countries seeking to promote healthier behaviors."
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Pabst Blue Ribbon is selling limited-edition 99-packs of beer in the US just in time for the holiday season.
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In the hotel lobby, we're instructed to get into any car that has a blue ribbon tied to the door handles.
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Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said on Monday she was naming a blue-ribbon panel to review the FAA's aircraft certification program.
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Federal prosecutors aided by the FBI, the Transportation Department Inspector General and several blue-ribbon panels are investigating the plane's approval.
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Federal prosecutors aided by the FBI, the Transportation Department Inspector General and several blue-ribbon panels are investigating the plane's approval.
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Later that year, the swoosh was used for the first time commercially and in 1972, Blue Ribbon Sports was renamed Nike.
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Handheld blackberry and peach pies Little pies so sweet Grandma will wonder why she never miniaturized her blue ribbon winning version. 5.
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The Obama administration canceled it after a blue-ribbon commission concluded it had been chronically underfunded and needed a massive cash infusion.
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The fashionable doll is dressed in a bright blue and green houndstooth dress, a blue ribbon headband and shiny blue patent shoes.
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An artist's rendering of the finished SLS This financial shortfall was something a blue ribbon panel report warned would happen in 2009.
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The bipartisan Blue Ribbon Study Panel on Biodefense has also highlighted that we are still far from building up adequate biodefense capabilities.
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Metropoulos -- who's also heir to the Pabst Blue Ribbon fortune -- says she threatened to spread lies about him mistreating and harassing women.
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Yes, Hollywood's perennial gold statue-holder is reading "Charlotte's Web," the perennial blue-ribbon winner at the state fair of children's literature.
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He made the $11 beers that the New York Racing Association was selling taste like Dom Pérignon at Pabst Blue Ribbon prices.
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By 1913, Margaret Vossberg's mayonnaise had become so popular that Hellman opened the world's first commercial mayonnaise factory, Hellman's Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise.
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Independent monitors, blue-ribbon commissions, design-build legislation and emergency declarations will not amount to much if the agency's budget remains flat.
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BLUE RIBBON FRIED CHICKEN This latest outlet for the signature crunchy-coated chicken from the Bromberg brothers follows the East Village template.
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The order of beers from left to right was Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller High Life, Pabst Blue Ribbon, and Natural Light.
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However, organizers are using the blue-ribbon event as a platform to encourage a new younger audience to pick up a club.
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Documents from county fairs — what apples were offered for judging and won the blue ribbon — have provided another critical piece of evidence.
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And the Blue Ribbon Panel Report, which describes the 10 research priorities for the moonshot, barely mentions prevention or early cancer detection.
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You may want to grab drink before tuning into this news, beer lovers: a Pabst Blue Ribbon shortage may be on the horizon.
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Ronald Reagan was a fan of big, bipartisan, blue-ribbon commissions formed to tackle particularly tough issues outside the realm of congressional compromise.
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Stone and Theroux were all smiles as they were seen heading into Blue Ribbon Sushi in Soho for a low-key night out.
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Albright considers this study the "tropical counterpart" to the seminal Blue Ribbon Panel on Ocean Acidification conducted in the Pacific Northwest in 2012.
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He recently served on the Cancer Moonshot's Blue Ribbon Panel of advisors and currently chair's the National Cancer Institute's Council of Research Advocates.
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The bill would further create a new blue ribbon advisory panel of experts to help the president identify and then nominate qualified commissioners.
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You don't need a blue-ribbon committee of medical experts to know that men are stronger and faster than women; they simply are.
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Mr. Metropoulos, who has a knack for buying faded brands like Pabst Blue Ribbon beer and revitalizing them, did the same for Hostess.
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Tom Daschle is a former United States Senate Majority Leader and a panel member of the bipartisan Blue Ribbon Study Panel on Biodefense.
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The center of the dispute is a decades-old agreement under which MillerCoors brews all of Pabst's legacy beers, including Pabst Blue Ribbon.
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One key industrial number dipped to its lowest level since June 2009Analysts, and an onslaught of blue-ribbon indicators, agree with XPO's Jacobs.
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I mean, I think, you know, they have kind of taken home the blue ribbon the last couple of years on their GDP.
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Federal prosecutors aided by the FBI, the Department of Transportation's inspector general and several blue-ribbon panels are investigating the 737 MAX's certification.
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As TMZ reported ... Hefner parted ways with the pad in August 2016 ... selling to Pabst Blue Ribbon heir Daren Metropoulos for $100 million.
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PABST BLUE RIBBON SHORTAGE MAY BE LOOMING Meanwhile, the kid's parents were reportedly "not impressed" by their son's over-the-top cry for help.
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The epidemic has ravaged rural America, and led to a blue ribbon opioid crisis panel calling for a national emergency declaration over the crisis.
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The phone did fine after a soak in Pabst Blue Ribbon, but broke on the first drop, according to testing by gadget insurer SquareTrade.
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In 2016, the school became the first-ever all-girls school to be awarded the National Blue Ribbon Award by the Department of Education.
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Today: a data analyst working in utility who makes $54,000 per year and spends some of her money this week on Pabst Blue Ribbon.
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When the company was founded in 1964, it was called Blue Ribbon Sports — which was probably too long to neatly fit a swoosh underneath.
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There are blue-ribbon trout fishing in the Gallatin River and skiing at Big Sky Resort, which is about eight miles from this house.
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He then turned to Hudner, who was leaning forward listening intently, the sky-blue ribbon of the Medal of Honor draped around his neck.
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One routine required him to wear an apron hawking Pabst Blue Ribbon beer and make jokes, adopting some kind of European accent, about underwear.
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The place was cramped and smoky, like any respectable dive bar, and the beer was cold and cheap ($2 for a Pabst Blue Ribbon).
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On Wednesday, before pinning the medal on its blue ribbon around Sergeant Major Canley's neck, the president marveled at the war hero's physical fitness.
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Still, there is that blue ribbon list of corporate executives who say that quarterly reporting pushes them to think only about the short term.
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I spent the past year leading a bipartisan blue ribbon commission of experts examining the federal corrections system and producing a blueprint for reform.
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WAPNER: –be raising though and they've, you know, given their sort of blue ribbon stamp of approval if they have a position that big.
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Just like Louisiana, Oklahoma had a package of bills that had been blessed by a blue-ribbon group of stakeholders, as well as the governor.
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Visitors were given a simple map to help guide their way through the collection, with Pabst Blue Ribbon and other treats peppered around the room.
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Since 1999, Chicago-based MillerCoors has made and shipped nearly all of Pabst's beers, which include Pabst Blue Ribbon, Old Milwaukee, Lone Star and Schlitz.
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The Blue Ribbon Study Panel on Biodefense commissioned the project, which was illustrated by J. Nino Galenzoga and colored by Joel Santiago and Patricia Beja.
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Cook wants to form a blue-ribbon commission on user encryption, and Congress wants Cook and FBI director Comey to give testimony on Capitol Hill.
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Later, he showed her around his home neighborhood of Harlem, and they finished the evening at Blue Ribbon Sushi in Soho, according to the site.
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Dr. Oz is not exactly the blue-ribbon panel that I and other commentators have recommended our chief executive candidates submit their medical records to.
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The Trump administration should launch a top-to-bottom review of accreditation, perhaps by empaneling a blue ribbon commission of academic, business and political leaders.
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Nike, as a brand, had been around since 1971 as a running and all-around athletic shoe (originally founded in 1964 as Blue Ribbon Sports).
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At the same time, for more than a century we've had blue-ribbon committees, ballot measures and civic debates about height limits for new buildings.
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Convene a blue-ribbon commission, made up of elected officials and subject matter experts in the various disciplines, including mental health, law enforcement and clergy.
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Natural Light released Natural Light Seltzer, a hard seltzer with 6% ABV, and Pabst Blue Ribbon released Stronger Seltzer, a hard seltzer with 8% ABV.
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Pabst Blue Ribbon is selling a limited edition 99-pack in the US this Christmas which contains Original, Easy, and Extra versions of its beer.
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So she had agreed to meet in the Blue Ribbon Studio, an arts-and-crafts space here on the Nike campus, outside of Portland, Ore.
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And I also learned that at least one member of the blue-ribbon panel selected to advise the vice president had left a day earlier.
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The list of restaurants participating with Amazon at launch include well-known local names like Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken, Le Pain Quotidien and Sarabeth's Tribeca.
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Along with Tuesday's blue ribbon, CJ — whose formal name is Vjk-Myst Garbonita's California Journey — has won 17 other Best in Show titles in his career.
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"I'm hearing about the terrible twos now that they're 18 months," she told television personality Mary Hart at the Blue Ribbon of the Music Center luncheon.
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In 2014 she chaired the Blue Ribbon Committee on Board Strategy for the National Association of Corporate Directors and is a member of Women Corporate Directors.
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The Blue Ribbon Panel on Ocean Acidification conducted in Washington State in 20053 found that oysters and crabs have had thinning shells , a product of acidification.
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Widely known amongst college dorm film auteurs as a de facto advocate for Pabst Blue Ribbon, Lynch's status as a coffee aficionado percolates throughout Twin Peaks.
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Chris Pratt, his son, Jack, and Katherine had an evening out in Pacific Palisades Tuesday, including a celebratory dinner at Blue Ribbon Sushi and a movie.
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But for New Yorkers Rachel Lamel and Constantine Giavos, it only took a swipe-right and dinner at Blue Ribbon to realize it was true love.
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Van Holmgren, a 33-year-old artist, and CJ Louis, a 26-year-old writer, were drinking cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon after the fashion show.
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In 2004, Emperor Akihito awarded Mr. Ghosn a Blue Ribbon Medal for his extraordinary contributions, making him the first foreign business leader to receive the honor.
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I enjoy great grits and biscuits at the Flying Biscuit, and $21 Pabst Blue Ribbon tall boys and a game of NBA Jam at Arcade Bar.
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The book covers Knight's experience launching Nike under the name Blue Ribbon Sports in 1963 with a $500 investment from his former track coach, Bill Bowerman.
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Sales of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer were in a free fall throughout the latter half of the 20th century, and even well into the early 2000s.
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And a member of moonshot's blue ribbon panel said that the initiative was now under the direction of the National Cancer Institute's acting director, Douglas Lowy.
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President Trump declared a nationwide public health emergency over the overdose epidemic in November, and his blue ribbon opioid crisis panel headed by former New Jersey Gov.
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John Veracruz, 220, a recent graduate of the Energy and Earth Resources program at the University of Texas, opened a 27-pack of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer.
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It was first proposed by a blue-ribbon panel assembled by President Bill Clinton, and is backed by almost every airline and the air traffic controllers union.
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This cocktail from Jonathan Melendez uses Pabst Blue Ribbon to highlight the taste of the watermelon and lime, rather than overpowering it like a heavier beer would.
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As one of this year's populist blowhards railing against Wall Street and Washington, a furtive loan from a blue-ribbon investment bank may prove to be embarrassing.
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In fact, San Francisco's Blue Ribbon Panel on Transparency, Accountability, and Fairness in Law Enforcement recently examined the SFPD and delivered an exhaustive report on its practices.
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With such a fine selection of $63 shots (Malort, Cuervo, Fireball, Sobieski) and $3.75 Pabst Blue Ribbon everyday, look, maybe he made the right choice after all.
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The same would be true of some kind of blue-ribbon committee established by Congress to operate with the advice and consent of the island's elected authorities.
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At a rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday, Trump mocked "blue-ribbon committees" that do nothing but "talk, talk, talk," specifically referring to committees on opioids and drugs.
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In 22015 and 20093, two groups of blue-ribbon scholars and ex-officials from previous United States administrations advocated a fundamental change in America's view of China.
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Now, we are greeted by a giant Tom Wesselmann, a 1960s Pop art composition dominated by an eight-foot, three-dimensional can of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer.
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Pabst Blue Ribbon, far and away the company's top-selling beer, had a loyal following among skate punks and ski bums, and some currency in hipster enclaves.
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But Mr. Kashper, with his faded Pabst Blue Ribbon logo T-shirts and dilapidated sneakers, says he's not going to forget about the company's primary brand, either.
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The tabloid reported the couple as embarking on their "commoner" life and portrayed as an American couple watching TV, smoking, and drinking the beer Pabst Blue Ribbon.
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The project has been at a standstill since 22019, when the Obama administration stopped the licensing process and established a Blue Ribbon Commission on America's Nuclear Future.
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Trudeau is now merely saying that he wants to ensure universal coverage, but won't commit to a single-payer system as proposed by a blue-ribbon panel.
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Edwards found his way to computer programming in school and credits the National Blue Ribbon Schools Program and the Virginia Air & Space Center for helping shape those interests.
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A blue-ribbon commission in America in 963 mentioned the benefits of keeping spent fuel in storage for a longer time in order to keep the options open.
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Federal prosecutors aided by the FBI, the Transportation Department inspector general's office and a blue-ribbon panel to be named by Chao are also reviewing the plane's certification.
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Hanford in Washington state and Deaf Smith County in Texas also rose to the top, according to a report by the Blue Ribbon Commission on America's Nuclear Future.
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If you've ever been too tired to go out, Pabst Blue Ribbon has a very exciting new announcement: PBR Hard Coffee, a caffeine-and-booze-infused iced latte.
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Pabst will continue to offer Pabst Blue Ribbon and the rest of our authentic, great tasting and affordable brews to all Americans for many, many years to come.
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Not one of your yokel cousins will question the consumption of several Bloody Marys and cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon during the game or the post game stupidity.
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The first restaurant of the now expansive Blue Ribbon empire, the iconic brasserie remains a standby for oyster and seafood platters, dippable bone marrow, and buttoned-up service.
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"This Blue Ribbon Panel will ensure that, as NIH allocates new resources through the Moonshot, decisions will be grounded in the best science," Biden said in a statement.
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The charges, first filed in September 2017, prompted the formation of a blue-ribbon N.C.A.A. panel and reforms, though those reforms are unlikely to change college sports significantly.
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Business Insider conducted a blind taste test of five of the most popular cheap beers: Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller High Life, Pabst Blue Ribbon, and Natural Light.
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His list of requirements for a hotel room in Philadelphia during a tryout included sliced liverwurst, salami, and bologna, and twenty-four cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer.
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The Trump commission is the fourth blue-ribbon inquiry in the last 17 years into what went wrong in a general election and how to remedy those problems.
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Trump fed these concerns on Monday during a speech in Cincinnati when he disparaged "blue ribbon committees" and said he had a "different take" on combating opioid abuse.
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Most historical accounts of this election focus on the decision of an ad hoc blue-ribbon commission to award the votes of three contested Southern states to Hayes.
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In addition to plenty of hiking and skiing options, the area is known for exceptional fly-fishing along the Madison, Gallatin, and Yellowstone Rivers, all Blue Ribbon trout streams.
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And while Democrats tend to be a little less focused on light beer than their Republican peers, they drink more Miller High Life, Pabst Blue Ribbon, Tecate, and Corona.
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The 38-year-old actress helped cut the blue ribbon Tuesday at the House of Harry Winston's second retail store in Hong Kong, located inside the Mandarin Oriental hotel.
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ACLU Ribbons: Ruth Negga was just one of many stars who stepped out on the carpet supporting the civil liberties org with a blue ribbon worn over her heart.
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This "Next Gen TV", as it is called, was developed and advanced by a blue-ribbon group of engineers under the banner of the Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC).
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The buyer, J. Daren Metropoulos, heir to a fortune built on Chef Boyardee meatballs, Pabst Blue Ribbon beer and Bumble Bee tuna, sure seemed to fit the playboy bill.
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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) on Monday unveiled a blue-ribbon panel of experts and researchers that will advise the NIH's work on Vice President Biden's cancer moonshot.
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He is a former principal deputy commissioner of the Social Security Administration and was co-vice chairman of the Society of Actuaries Blue Ribbon Panel on Public Pension Funding.
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The current blue-ribbon insult of the right, "snowflake" refers to the presumption that everyone on the left believes the world owes them something on account of their individuality.
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I recently released the report of our Blue Ribbon Panel on School Safety in Los Angeles, which reflects the panel's consensus that school safety needs to be addressed comprehensively.
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Looking for a modest wine with a sushi lunch at Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar and Grill in Manhattan, I ordered a 2014 Bouzeron from Domaine A. & P. de Villaine.
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A blue-ribbon panel of the National Academy of Sciences raised the same concern in a 2009 report that found nearly every familiar staple of forensic science scientifically unsound.
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Taking a syringe from a bundle of about thirty held together with rubber bands, she gripped the rig between her teeth and untied a blue ribbon from her hair.
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"Every time that box shows up with that beautiful blue ribbon and that monthly bookmark, I feel like Anne Bancroft," in the film "84 Charing Cross Road," she said.
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Federal prosecutors, the Department of Transportation's inspector general, Congress and several blue-ribbon panels are investigating how the FAA certifies new aircraft and the decision to certify the 737 MAX.
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Fun fact from the publisher: At age 9, Doocy won a blue ribbon at the Kansas State Fair for baking chocolate chip cookies (he used the recipe on the bag).
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Federal prosecutors aided by the FBI, the Transportation Department inspector generals office and a blue-ribbon panel are also reviewing the planes certification and other issues surrounding the 737 MAX.
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Supermodel Karlie Kloss joined the list of celebrities who wore a blue ribbon to Sunday night's Academy Awards, signaling their support for the American Civil Liberties Union and the Constitution.
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Her mother offered me a seat in the shade of their front lawn and, not long after I arrived, handed me a stack of papers tied with a blue ribbon.
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You'd be hard pressed to find more Pabst Blue Ribbon memorabilia gathered in one place than at Bob and Barbara's, whose walls and shelves act as an unofficial PBR museum.
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The early 1900s also saw the inventions of Hellman's Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise in 1913, Kraft cheese in 1915, and Bisquick was inspired by a Southern Pacific Railroad chef in 1930.
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Being challenged also instills the need for hard work and sustained efforts, and also demonstrates that these traits are valuable even without the blue ribbon, gold star, or top score.
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Early next year, probably in late February, representatives of the two telescope projects will appear before a blue-ribbon panel of the National Academy of Sciences to plead for help.
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A former law professor who studied the issue as an academic, she first went to Washington as part of a blue-ribbon commission to review related laws in the 1990s.
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"Climate change is no longer a future threat — it is taking place now," a blue-ribbon group of retired three- and four-star flag officers warned half a decade ago.
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He did a stint as the GOP's staff director on the Joint Economic Committee in Congress, and served on a congressional blue-ribbon panel on tax scoring in 2002-'03.
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Bolt made it look too easy in this blue-ribbon event and was glancing around at the other athletes behind him as he enjoyed the final seconds of the semi-final.
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Economists Sharply Split Over Trade Deal Effects | It may be a political football for presidential candidates, but the liveliest debate recently about the Trans-Pacific Partnership is among blue-ribbon economists.
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Strong also manages to get a joke in about how the "cougars" on this season are insanely young ("I'm 31, so I'm almost dead") and a blue-ribbon Dirty John joke.
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The clip shows a woman lighting something inside a decorative box with pink and blue ribbon on top, before stepping back and allowing the parents-to-be to have their moment.
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When Knight found success selling shoes after hours, he decided to turn Nike, then called Blue Ribbon Sports, into his full-time career in 1968, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
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Federal prosecutors aided by the FBI, the Department of Transportation's inspector generals office and a blue-ribbon panel, are also reviewing the 737 MAXs certification and other issues surrounding the aircraft.
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The Lancet Oncology Commission on Future Research Priorities in the USA expands on the work released last year by the Cancer Moonshot's Blue Ribbon Panel, which set priorities for the initiative.
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Following its review of all the available medical evidence, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force -- an independent blue-ribbon panel of medical experts -- updated its colorectal cancer screening guidelines last week.
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Mayor Kevin Faulconer assembled a blue-ribbon committee last year that proposed a new stadium be built on the property where the Chargers' current home, Qualcomm Stadium, is in Mission Valley.
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For example, when Nike's founder Phil Knight met Mr. Onitsuka to negotiate a distribution deal for Tiger Shoes he said, "I represent the Blue Ribbon Sports company," the forerunner of Nike.
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Federal prosecutors aided by the FBI, the Transportation Department inspector general's office and a blue ribbon panel to be named by Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao are also reviewing the plane's certification.
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Bryant's petition against Charlottesville's Confederate statues was cited by Councilman Wes Bellamy as a catalyst for the May 2016 creation of a Blue Ribbon Commission on Race, Memorials, and Public Spaces.
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At Jackson's Blue Ribbon Pub, munch on things like artisan pizza or BBQ pulled pork and select from a list of more than a dozen beers to wash it all down.
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"We can't just keep setting up blue ribbon committees with your wife and your wife and your husband, and they meet and they have a meal and they talk," he said.
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Facebook argues that it has uniquely good intentions here, and that its app was built only after thousands of conversations with parents and a blue-ribbon panel of child development experts.
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When Nike was first founded as Blue Ribbon Sports in 1964, it was the US distributor for another shoe maker that eventually changed its name: Onitsuka Tiger (now known as Asics).
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H.R.1 would also set up a bipartisan, blue-ribbon panel to vet potential nominees and make public recommendations to the president, which is not the usual practice for other agencies.
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Within a few years, we expect a future Congress or White House administration to call for yet another blue ribbon commission to deal with the problem of fixing veterans health care.
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I started telling my story and asking people if they would join me on a walk against sexual violence and use a blue ribbon, meaning that you were against sexual violence.
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In 2010, a blue-ribbon panel from the National Academy of Sciences charged with charting the future of space-based astronomy gave the mission the highest priority for the next decade.
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As the bands play, viewers share photos as they dance in their living rooms, with the bar's staples -- cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon and fried bologna sandwiches -- in hand, she said.
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The only items not kept were the fresh flowers, except for a bouquet of white roses, which Ms. Giudice dried out and hung in her office, fastened by a blue ribbon.
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Federal prosecutors aided by the FBI, the Department of Transportation's inspector general's office and a blue-ribbon panel, are also reviewing the 737 MAX's certification and other issues surrounding the aircraft.
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Federal prosecutors aided by the FBI, the Department of Transportation's inspector general and several blue-ribbon panels are investigating the 737 Max as well as how the FAA certifies new aircraft.
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Like the equally predictable "blue ribbon commission," these moves allow politicians to claim that they are cooperating with a full and open investigations to dampen calls for their resignations or expulsions.
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Citing a 1999 federal appeals court ruling involving a blue-ribbon aviation-safety commission, he said he was being denied access to materials necessary to participate fully in the panel's deliberations.
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Up until 2015, the tapes were sent to what were called "blue-ribbon panels," smaller groups of voters within the larger body who were required to watch all of the tapes.
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Federal prosecutors are also reviewing the plane's certification with help from the FBI, the Transportation Department inspector general's office and a blue ribbon panel to be named by Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao.
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On Friday, the FAA told U.S. lawmakers a preliminary review by a blue-ribbon panel has found Boeing's design changes to a key safety system to be "safe" and compliant with regulations.
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With rain said to be moving in, the bride, who is the director of operations for Blue Ribbon Restaurants in New York City, said that $2,000 worth of white umbrellas were ordered.
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The air flow is adjustable, and it folds conveniently for carrying: Tool Box Grill, $125, Annie's Blue Ribbon General Store, 232 Fifth Avenue (Carroll Street), Park Slope, Brooklyn, 718-522-9848, blueribbongeneralstore.com.
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The Federal Aviation Administration said on Friday a blue-ribbon panel of experts around the world will need a few more weeks to finish its review into the Boeing 737 MAX certification.
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Instead, he was here because the Football League had determined that a blue-ribbon game — broadcast live on television, and held in the evening to accommodate it — warranted a blue-chip referee.
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But because watching all of the tapes was so time-consuming, the members of the blue-ribbon panels tended to self-select to the most artistically conservative, oldest members of the academy.
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The accident has been edited out of the race video that the series has posted to YouTube, but a damaged Pabst Blue Ribbon billboard can be seen in it as the race continues.
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There's an ongoing criminal probe, an advisory panel set up to help review Boeing's proposed fixes, a blue ribbon commission to review FAA's certification practices, and an international collaborative review into the Max.
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Pub stalwart Pabst Blue Ribbon announced this week that it's making an alcoholic vanilla iced coffee in a can, an attempt to appeal to consumers from a "range of lifestyles," the company said.
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The area is surrounded by mountains offering lots of skiing and hiking trails, and it's known for having an abundance of fishing in the miles of blue-ribbon trout streams that run nearby.
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While wandering through the 16-acre, labyrinthine live/work compound located in a former Pabst Blue Ribbon brewery, I stumbled upon eclectic studios that complemented the vast range of artistic practices on display.
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The work of the Blue Ribbon Study Panel on Biodefense has also highlighted the fragmented nature of our biodefense capabilities across agencies, and the need for White House level oversight and budget management.
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It's beautiful because sometimes you are walking in the street and you see someone with a blue ribbon and you just look at their eyes and you know that we're in this together.
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"If Morrison's Liberal Party can't hold blue-ribbon seats such as Warringah, he has no hope of retaining power," said Haydon Manning, a political science professor at Flinders University in South Australia state.
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They have taken over the space that was Blue Ribbon Bakery, wood-burning oven and all, and are serving "grandma" pizzas with crisp cheese crusts, along with a burger, sandwiches and other pizzas.
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Asked Thursday whether there should be a blue-ribbon panel to lead a department-wide investigation into the crash, chief Pentagon spokeswoman Dana White said each military branch is facing a different circumstance.
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Known for bright, cheeky images that highlight strong female figures from entertainment and black culture, the 27-year-old has received commissions from such companies as Pabst Blue Ribbon, Apple and Refinery 29.
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The nearly-three-hour movie doesn't open until later this month in the United States, but last week the New York Film Critics Circle pinned it with its best foreign film blue ribbon.
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Sixty LES, the Lower East Side location, often receives more hype due to its rooftop pool and Blue Ribbon culinary partnership, but Sixty SoHo is the true anchor as the first established property.
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Makers of cannabis-infused beer are developing brews free of booze — as well as bud — to sell alongside stalwarts such as O'Doul's and newcomers such as Heineken 0.0 and Pabst Blue Ribbon Non-Alc.
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While accepting the award, the actress showed her politically conscious side, wearing two pins on her white dress: a blue ampersand that highlights GLAAD's Together campaign, and a blue ribbon in honor of ACLU.
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They ate cheeseburgers and adobo and raised Pabst Blue Ribbon and San Miguel to toast one another, independence, good health, and freedom—almost all of which Sheila, who was 26, was about to lose.
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Blue Ribbon Brasserie 97 Sullivan St, New York, NY 11254 (212) 274-0404 Sitting at the crossroads of Soho and the West Village, this swanky old-school dining room stays open until 4 a.m.
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Since 2013, Hostess has been under the ownership of the investment firm Apollo Global Management and Metropoulos & Company, which previously owned the maker of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer and specializes in reviving consumer brands.
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When Blue Ribbon Sports went on to design its own footwear and change its name to Nike, the Cortez sneaker went along with the brand and officially released as we know it in 1972.
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A total of 200 breeds vied for the blue ribbon at Westminster, which began in 1877, making it the country's second longest-running sporting event behind the Kentucky Derby horse race, launched in 1875.
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ALEC's low rate of return comes from a recommendation by the Society of Actuaries' Blue Ribbon Panel on Public Pension Plan Funding and a calculation of a hypothetical 15-year U.S. Treasury bond yield.
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At the time, Davidson was a graphic design student at Portland State University and Knight was the little-known co-founder of Blue Ribbon Sports, making sales at track meets from his Plymouth Valiant.
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Last month, U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao named a panel of experts to a blue-ribbon committee to review the aircraft certification process after two deadly Boeing 737 MAX crashes killed nearly 350 people.
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WATERTOWN, N.Y. — On a sultry day at the Jefferson County Fair, Tedra Cobb, a Democratic nominee for Congress in New York's North Country, posed with alpacas, sampled fried dough and admired blue-ribbon Guernseys.
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" On Mediabuzz, Wallace called his selection a statement by "the Commission on Presidential Debates—a blue-ribbon panel—that they thought that Fox was a legitimate news organization, that I was a legitimate journalist.
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How she did it: The clip shows a woman lighting something inside a decorative box with pink and blue ribbon on top, before stepping back and allowing the parents-to-be to have their moment.
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To burnish their "party within a party" credentials Brexit Central provided attendees with a purple ribbon to replace the regular blue ribbon issued by the Tory Party to hang the all-important conference passes on.
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FAA officials have also convened a joint review with aviation regulators from other countries, while federal prosecutors, the U.S. Department of Transportation inspector general's office and a blue-ribbon panel are reviewing the plane's certification.
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On Tuesday, Hudson revealed a glimpse of her baby bump when she helped cut the blue ribbon at the House of Harry Winston's second retail store in Hong Kong, located inside the Mandarin Oriental hotel.
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The blue-ribbon group was formed at the Obama administration's request to assess how advanced analytics technology could enable public agencies to become more transparent and responsive in a new era of open-source government.
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This exhibition is one of contrasting interests, beginning with its coincidental installation at Playground Detroit in conjunction with a party that features a set of GIFs specially commissioned through the venue by Pabst Blue Ribbon.
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That's according to recent reports from two national blue-ribbon panels, one at the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST), and the other at the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine.
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The Blue Ribbon Commission on America's Nuclear Future recommended shifting the guardianship of waste away from the U.S. Department of Energy to an independent federal agency at least one step removed from the political process.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 6 (Reuters) - A blue-ribbon presidential panel on science recommended on Friday that the United States take steps to defend its dominance of the high-end semiconductor market against a stiff Chinese challenge.
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Since then, there have been more conferences, monographs, speeches, blue-ribbon panels and recommendations — to say nothing of an unusual spate of municipal bankruptcies and insolvencies in which ailing pension plans have played starring roles.
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Here's a rundown of our coverage, to get you up to speed: To begin the week, Apple CEO Tim Cook called for the government to convene a blue-ribbon commission on Internet privacy and security.
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It not only carries a blue-ribbon pedigree from the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine, but it also suggests ways to address allegations of domestic voter fraud, which Republicans have leveled for years.
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That&aposs why Business Insider put together a blind taste test of big alcohol&aposs five cheapest and most popular beers: Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller High Life, Pabst Blue Ribbon, and Natural "Natty" Light.
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If Dennis Hopper's character were buying, the drink presumably would be Pabst Blue Ribbon, a favored lager among many of the older league players who are habitués of yet another southeast Portland stronghold, Blitz Ladd.
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Three years ago the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences moved away from blue-ribbon judging panels -- which tended to skew toward those with the time to participate -- in favor of more inclusive, organization-wide balloting.
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The two of us are focused on these problems because we chair the bipartisan Blue Ribbon Study Panel on Biodefense, which has made a number of recommendations to better defend the nation against biological threats.
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The agency failed to obtain peer review from the Science Advisory Board, a blue-ribbon panel of experts established by Congress to ensure that EPA regulations are based on accurate facts and credible scientific analysis.
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First called Blue Ribbon Sports, Knight's business began on a whim, when he convinced a group of Japanese businessmen to export their popular Tiger sneakers to the United States and grant him exclusivity in selling them.
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The Liberal Party victory in the blue-ribbon Sydney seat of Bennelong is a much-needed relief for Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, whose leadership has been increasingly unpopular with the public over the past two years.
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At this fast-casual chicken joint, the Bromberg brothers — of Blue Ribbon Sushi fame — sell their famed matzo meal-crusted fried bird alongside eight different chicken sandwiches and sides like cheesy bacon fries and hush puppies.
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Second, a bipartisan blue ribbon commission — composed of experts from government, business and academia — could be created to offer recommendations on how best to address our border issues, including people and drugs coming into our country.
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One was a presentation by the NCI's National Cancer Advisory Board's moonshot blue-ribbon panel that did not fully present the scope of the initiative beyond its own role, but did invite questions from the audience.
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In October 2015, the couple met at the Blue Ribbon Bar in the West Village, after a friend of her parents met his parents on a bike trip through Spain and urged them to get together.
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Valhalla High School was one of 342 public and private high schools in the United States to be honored as a 2017 National Blue Ribbon School for overall academic excellence by the federal department of education.
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Ultimately, the firm ended up in the hands of the private equity firm Metropoulos & Co., the investment group that successfully turned Pabst Blue Ribbon into every hipster's favorite beer by sponsoring concerts and pumping out sweet merch.
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