This was the boldest comedian I ever met — the boldest artist I ever met.
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Cooperation, collaboration, and bipartisan results may not achieve the boldest headlines, but they have the boldest impact for everyday Americans.
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Goldman Sachs issued the boldest condemnation of Mr. Trump's order.
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Read on to catch the boldest lippies of the season.
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The Girlfriend Experience may be the boldest series on television.
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Extreme cold and fiendish granite walls thwarted their boldest efforts.
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This is the boldest attempt yet to change that equation.
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Luke Cage is the boldest thing Marvel has ever done.
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Lizzo wore one of the boldest looks of the night.
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The show's boldest statement is that the system is everywhere.
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That is when America was at its boldest and best.
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The ballet's boldest scene shows us something the film can't.
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The attack was the boldest in a series of offenses.
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Here's a look at some of China's boldest recent endeavors.
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But that wasn't the boldest move or the most surprising.
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The fourth, and boldest, is to reject the question entirely.
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The president-elect's tax proposals are easily the boldest since Reagan's.
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The boldest feature is every phone's more important feature: the screen.
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In one sense, Beyond Meat is the boldest of the lot.
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The boldest business publications, such as Caixin, still expose crooked firms.
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Kickstarter and Etsy offered two of the boldest landing page notifications.
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Meghan Markle just made one of her boldest style statements yet.
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You are the boldest, most daring liar I've ever heard of.
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Product Red is the boldest option of the iPhone 11 choices.
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One of Insta's latest crazes may be its boldest one yet.
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The president-elect's boldest proposal would do away with such elections.
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I favor the biggest, boldest tax cut that Congress can pass.
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The boldest statement in the exhibition is a made by Antonia Perez.
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The Brightest, Boldest and Most Beautiful Hair and Makeup of the Night
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But now, with the death of her Boldest pal, Kim is lost.
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The Trump administration's China shift is one of its boldest moves yet.
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But his boldest plan is for boosting the output of fossil fuels.
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Instead his boldest dreams remained maquettes, unless they could be sold abroad.
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This year's Yoga Book might be the company's boldest/oddest experiment yet.
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Alphabet employees are known to be among the boldest in Silicon Valley.
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But this look might be his boldest and most surprising to date.
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It's just so aggressive, and I think it's our boldest artistic statement.
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One of the boldest strokes yet came early this week from Gov.
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Toronto is the site of the N.B.A.'s boldest experiment this season.
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Check out the biggest, baddest, and boldest sleeves of the evening, ahead.
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Nonetheless, Trump's announcement is his boldest foray yet into the Middle East.
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The historic move marked the boldest challenge to Maduro's leadership in years.
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Our founders would reject in the boldest terms Mr. Sessions' unconstitutional agenda.
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Nonetheless, Trump's announcement is his boldest foray yet into the Middle East.
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It's among the boldest and most daring bets in the company's history.
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Boldest and brashest was a patrician New York State assemblyman named Theodore Roosevelt.
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This keeps even the boldest looks feeling romantic and soft, and never severe.
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This is easily one of the brightest, boldest pop records of the year.
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Walmart, once the undisputed king of American retailing, is mounting the boldest counteroffensive.
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The star is known to experiment with the boldest hair hues — even rainbow!
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Xcel's plan is the boldest because they're talking about getting to 22 percent.
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She's the Democratic nominee running on the boldest platform the party has put
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But his comments Tuesday at NYU were some of his boldest to date.
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Going platinum might be one of the boldest beauty looks one can attempt.
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The Pistons have chutzpah, talent, and one of the boldest coaches in basketball.
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Here's a look at some of the boldest outfits seen at the show.
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" The New York Herald-Tribune proclaimed him the "boldest writer in France today.
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I think this was one of the boldest projects we have ever done.
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It's the boldest piece of political outerwear since, you know, that other coat.
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Hanif made his name writing some of the boldest satire of his generation.
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It was his boldest attempt to conquer the Los Angeles real estate market.
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"I probably made the boldest, most spontaneous decision of my life," she said.
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And the boldest moves came from a perhaps unlikely source: the business world.
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So I say to the Democratic field: Give me your biggest, boldest ideas.
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He made perhaps the breakfast's boldest arguments, calling directly for reparations for slavery.
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But California's move is by far the boldest and most consequential of any.
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In her boldest departure from uniform (a covert nod to Oscar gold?), Ms.
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Thud launched, crashed, and disappeared without getting its biggest, boldest work out the door.
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The boldest tested the limits of censorship and held (some) powerful wrongdoers to account.
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Cobalt happens to be one of the boldest and coolest colors of the season.
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The strikes on Syria's airfield were Trump's boldest statement on behalf of international morality.
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Miley Cyrus' newest music video might contain her boldest and most empowering message yet.
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Does that make him the boldest of the brave, the baddest of the bad?
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My boldest and possibly dumbest theory: After the Great War comes the cold war.
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The boldest legal challenge has come from attempts to give animals habeas corpus rights.
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Italian model Giulia Salemi rocked one of the boldest looks seen at the festival.
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RuPaul's eye-catching suit was one of the boldest seen at this year's show.
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His new book, "The Kingdom of Speech," is his boldest bit of dueling yet.
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The tariffs that Mr. Trump announced Thursday were his boldest move yet on trade.
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And Yang's signature idea is arguably the boldest and most surprising of the bunch.
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And on Monday, officials announced one of their boldest moves yet toward that end.
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One of Mr. López Obrador's boldest executive moves came before he even took office.
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Then her mental health unraveled, and a cry for help became her boldest move.
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The boldest element is the horseshoe of chrome dangling around the blacked-out grille.
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I think the boldest storytellers are the ones who take that chance and risk.
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The boldest Viners sell products right away, while some become extremely generous with charity.
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Given how bad they've looked lately, especially defensively, this may be my boldest prediction.
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Homework remains to this day one of the boldest statements of intent ever released.
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It's the company thinking in the boldest terms about what it could mean for television.
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If there was ever a category to go your biggest, boldest, and brightest, it's swimwear.
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It's definitely a fascinating move, and it is certainly one of Sequoia's boldest strategies worldwide.
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In the production's boldest anachronism, Chebutykin quotes T.S Eliot's "Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock".
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They rewarded "good fails" and daring for two of the boldest thinkers of their time.
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Trump has previously supported one of the boldest ideas, allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices.
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Mr. Putin may be the boldest but he is not alone in this growing movement.
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Apple wants you to focus on the new Pro's boldest feature, called the Touch Bar.
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The change comes as Maduro is facing the boldest challenge since taking office in 2013.
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Per the Times, this is "the boldest such move to emerge from the banking sector."
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While their charge at Cardi isn't an isolated incident, it's certainly their boldest effort yet.
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But in a papal document released Wednesday, Francis ignored the boldest one: allowing married priests.
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And it was the government's boldest-ever step to protect Boeing, America's largest manufacturing exporter.
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All in all, it makes for one of the boldest pop albums of the year.
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The move is Twitter's latest, and perhaps boldest, experiment improving "conversational health" on its platform.
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At the time, it marked the boldest challenge to President Nicolas Maduro's leadership in years.
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" The program, he said, would produce "the biggest and boldest infrastructure investment in American history.
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It also appears in Cuddy's new book, Presence: Bringing Your Boldest Self to Your Biggest Challenges.
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It may not be easy viewing, but "Twin Peaks" remains one of boldest experiments on television.
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The move was Guaido's boldest effort yet to convince the military to rise up against Maduro.
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So before you settle for those boring ol' basics, take a stab at fall's boldest color.
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He leaves the rest of the millions for the police to confiscate, sending the boldest message.
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We're dedicating our time, resources and talent to making this the biggest, boldest Disrupt show ever.
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He is convinced that China has the most industrious entrepreneurs and the boldest venture capitalists anywhere.
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Take a look at the best (and boldest!) hair additions from fashion's biggest night out, below!
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Tuesday's move was Guaido's boldest effort yet to persuade the military to rise up against Maduro.
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Cousin Carmen, is one of the boldest, funniest, brazen, honest, most audacious women you've ever known.
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Today, platinum-blonde is the boldest hair color you are likely to catch Nicki Minaj wearing.
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The new administration has put forward the boldest bicycle-focused project that Montreal has ever seen.
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At dawn on Tuesday, Guaidó launched his boldest — and riskiest — gambit yet to push Maduro out.
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It was Obama's boldest piece of legislation and the one that will most likely define him.
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During her second New York City stop, Obama wore one of her boldest ensembles to date.
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On a show full of outspoken characters, Kathryn Dennis may be the boldest of them all.
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Presidential hopefuls clearly see the political winds shifting, and race to endorse the boldest democracy reforms.
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Nearly 30 years ago, the United States launched its boldest regional effort toward peace and stability.
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One of the boldest looks from the 2019 Emmys was RuPaul's pink and black patterned suit.
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Despite his authoritarianism, Mr. Erdogan remains the most popular and boldest leader in recent Turkish history.
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A former journalist there says that what was once China's "boldest" newspaper has been completely tamed.
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The two members heralded the bill as the one of the boldest climate bills in Congress.
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MIND Humility is not the boldest of personality traits, but it's an important one, studies find.
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"The Democratic candidates collectively have the boldest reproductive rights policies we've ever seen," she told CBS.
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Some of the boldest research to attack diseases like cancer and Alzheimer's is funded by philanthropy.
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The score was Schoenberg's boldest push to date into atonality, though he never embraced that term.
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The Cameraman's Revenge was his boldest experiment yet, depicting a tryst between star-crossed (bug) lovers.
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Jason Porath compiled 200 of "history's boldest heroines, hellions and heretics" for his new book, Rejected Princesses.
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Both industries employ millions of workers and will be the country's boldest retrenchment effort in 20 years.
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Some of the boldest (and budding) trends debut at some of the biggest, including Coachella and Afropunk.
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Apple's boldest move on Monday wasn't any of the products it showed off - it was its pricing.
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If Dhaka is in mourning after its deadliest and boldest terrorist attack, it certain doesn't show it.
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Those taking the boldest path towards a low-carbon future are the justices "full of wise saws".
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Apple's boldest move on Monday wasn't any of the products it showed off — it was its pricing.
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In this eastern city, home to some of China's boldest risk-takers, such tales are almost banal.
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The boldest option is to impose on banks both caps and higher costs to hold sovereign bonds.
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It marked the company's boldest effort yet to beat brick-and-mortar retail at its own game.
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With the endorsement, The Observer has taken its boldest step yet in support of Mr. Trump's candidacy.
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Now is the time to break out your boldest, brightest swimsuit, your best pose, and your booty.
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One of her first and boldest decisions was to make her daughter Fiamma the company's creative force.
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But I wish that the boldest ambitions of our pop culture overlords were a little more ambitious.
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Even the boldest idea on the stage — a mandatory buyback program for assault weapons, proposed by Rep.
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Audiobooks provide thriving ancillary careers for some of film's boldest-faced names — no makeup or costumes required.
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Kacey Musgraves wore one of her boldest looks to date at the Moschino Prefall 2020 runway show.
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Julian Assange, played by Michael Keaton, assures them all that he's the boldest criminal in the room.
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Much of this is because Cousins is one of the boldest passers at his position (non-Jokic division).
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It sports 28 wheels and six engines, and it's the newest, boldest, entrant into the air launch business.
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Personally, that decade would see me make some of my boldest fashion choices: remember G-Star 96 jeans?
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And the boldest move of all — casting Reid as Meg, and making the character biracial — is curiously underplayed.
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New Jersey's experiment with bail reform may be the biggest and boldest; it will not be the last.
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Nicole Kidman had one of the boldest takes on the trend in her silver, spangly Alexander McQueen gown.
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There are certain times when even the boldest red lip or razor-sharp cat-eye can feel... underwhelming.
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Lupita Nyong'o is known for some of the best (and boldest!) beauty looks from the past few years.
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What do you think was the boldest look on the red carpet last night at the CMA Awards?
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It's the boldest show of academic elitism and greatest waste of taxpayer dollars since the duck penis thing.
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Of all the satin suits she wore on tour, this orange and white striped one was the boldest.
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Its Englishness aside, this is surprising because it is among the greatest, boldest and strangest of all ballets.
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Of the smattering of stock picks that took place, Bill Miller's call on Valeant was easily the boldest.
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One of the boldest strokes of "Leave No Trace" is how firmly it resists the call for backstories.
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Maybe the boldest act of journalism truth-telling would be for Smith to tell his viewers he's quitting.
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Click ahead to see this season's boldest beauty looks, tips to pull them off, and so much more.
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Everyone can make a weed brownie, but only the brightest and boldest chefs know about cannabis infusion machines.
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One of the smartest — and boldest — strategies to narrow the divide is incentivizing national service for young people.
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Wheels LONDON — Two of Britain's boldest and wealthiest entrepreneurs are trying to break into a very tough league.
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The boldest is Malta, which has set up a broad regulatory framework and aims to become Europe's cryptohub.
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Think about what your vision is today and what the biggest, boldest version of your business could be.
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Facebook is taking the boldest approach we've seen yet to establishing an independent mechanism of accountability for itself.
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The Puerto Rico transaction, which would cover North and South America, would be the biggest and boldest yet.
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He didn't hang up on me, which has happened when I have tried to share my boldest ideas.
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The revamp is the boldest move yet by GSK Chief Executive Emma Walmsley, who took over last year.
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It's finally here: the one time of year that you can wear your brightest, boldest, and sparkliest beauty looks.
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The GND is actually one of the boldest climate-change and economic policies to be discussed in Congress — ever.
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Overall, the shift was one of the "biggest, boldest moves that we've made in a long time," said Gross.
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I've always been open to the boldest moves to serve our mission — that's why we joined WeWork last fall.
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If Trump does decide to take action against China, he'll finally be fulfilling one of his boldest campaign promises.
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But every Internet company doesn't have to be the biggest, boldest, always-growing entity we are conditioned to expect.
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To do so, we've compiled some tips and tricks for how to confidently wear this season's boldest paintbox shares.
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And while a handful of Utah state political officials have endorsed McMullin, the state's biggest, boldest names have not.
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The spheres are the company's boldest architectural statement yet in the first project it's building from the ground up.
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Earlier this month, under significant pressure from investors, the bank launched its boldest bid to get back on track.
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But, a part of Blood Orange's talents is in smoothing rough edges, making even the boldest jumps feel natural.
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We've never been satisfied with the status quo, and our vision for this transformative era is our boldest yet.
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"The biggest, boldest, campiest music competition on earth" will be broadcast on the Logo, according to the network's website.
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This month regulators turned their attention to some of the insurers that have been among the boldest in expanding.
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Olive With Red UndertonesEnding on a very high note, Xu got the boldest and darkest lip of the bunch.
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The lawsuit seeks to overturn one of the administration's boldest moves to bring transparency to the medication pricing system.
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In siding with the states, the court hobbled the boldest effort by federal officials to support municipal broadband networks.
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He sported one of the boldest suits this year, opting for a velvet pink jacket and matching bow tie.
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Dr. Gottlieb's boldest action has been his crackdown on youth vaping, for which he blamed the e-cigarette industry.
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T.M. has been the boldest attempt yet to hold the state accountable for human rights violations, especially against Pashtuns.
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The royal's limelight was stolen, however, by Delevingne who wore the occasion's boldest look — a top hat and tails.
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Walter Isaacson follows dozens of clues to reanimate Leonardo da Vinci, one of the boldest of these border-crossers.
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In this context, " aim " takes the boldest turn that it can: toward the poppy, the clean, and the uplifting.
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Extinction Rebellion, or XR for short, is the movement behind some of the boldest climate protests of the year.
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The boldest bid to remake transportation with tech was also among the earliest, and so far, the most disappointing.
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Lil Nas X wore one of his boldest looks to date at the MTV Video Music Awards in August.
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I look forward to working with him and my congressional colleagues to pass the biggest, boldest tax cut possible.
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David Peace lives, like me, in Tokyo, but writes the boldest and most original British fiction of his generation.
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Today, Health Secretary Alex Azar spoke about the administration's newest--and he says boldest--action on drug pricing. Sen.
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In fact, this glossy, avant-garde take on a smoky eye may just be our boldest Short Cuts video yet.
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Rolling Stone named it the fourth boldest career move in the history of rock, out of a list of 25.
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Mary Elizabeth Coleman added that it was "the boldest abortion bill in the country" not just to challenge Roe v.
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His boldest stroke was the diplomatic opening to Cuba, which was applauded by both left and right across Latin America.
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And so far Trump's biggest and boldest policy idea — a wall — gave them the longest government shutdown in US history.
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The boldest move in this direction came from Ford and Toyota, which together founded a group called the SmartDeviceLink Consortium.
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Boldest would be to allow more building on the "green belt" land that encircles cities (and often isn't very green).
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One of the boldest, and first to emerge, was the appointment of Dominic Cummings as a senior advisor to Johnson.
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He's a starving hippopotamus on the block and probably the smartest, boldest passer his position has seen in 30 years.
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See below for our picks for the wildest, boldest and most daring red carpet looks of this year's CMA Awards!
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Tempos range accordingly, but with its rich production and vibrant mix, this album is their brightest and boldest to date.
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In the biggest, boldest letters were the speeds – 330 Mbps download speeds for the former, Gigabit speeds for the latter.
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HSBC said this month the move could prove to be the boldest reform undertaken so far in China's capital markets.
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Leave it to Bella Thorne, one of the boldest beauty risk-takers around, to break the mold — and then some.
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In New York City, for example, Obama donned a pair of sparkling boots to create her boldest look to date.
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The day before the Super Bowl, Beyoncé debuted the song by dropping one of her best and boldest videos yet.
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It's one of the bravest and boldest Kubrick films and I think that it holds the same relevance as today.
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Its boldest attempt is its decision to stop defending the law against a lawsuit filed by some Republican state officials.
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One of the group's boldest suggestions takes aim at one of the subway's most cherished qualities — that it never closes.
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On Wednesday, Venezuelan congress head Guaido declared himself interim president, the boldest challenge in years to Maduro's hold on power.
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Many of the candidates with the boldest vision for a more progressive, inclusive America are languishing in the early polls.
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But the idea of transferring its 212G "stack" to a competitor is by far the boldest offering to have surfaced.
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In 2012, it seized a reef near the Philippines called Scarborough Shoal—China's boldest use of force in the area.
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Margot Robbie wore one of her boldest looks to date at the "Birds of Prey" premiere in London on Wednesday.
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Amazon's Echo Studio is geared toward people who want the biggest, boldest sound they can get from an Amazon device.
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Are you likelier to pass some kind of health reform by arguing for the biggest, boldest, least-compromised plan imaginable?
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And, for that, it's not just one of the boldest games of the year but also one of the best.
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What followed has been the boldest monetary experiment in history, not just in the United States but around the world.
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The boldest innovations stem from unlikely collaborations or quixotic investigations — in other words, exploration driven by discovery rather than profit.
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Some Game of Thrones fans think that what happened in "The Bells" marked the show's boldest subversion of tropes yet.
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"It's obviously important symbolism," Furman said, adding that he understands the reluctance to constrain the party's boldest, smartest policy ideas.
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The partnership also marks Lyft's boldest declaration yet that it intends to operate with self-driving cars in the future.
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The games industry itself is the only entity keeping score based on which company can make the boldest, most exciting proclamations.
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Join PeopleTV as we break down the boldest looks from the night and the style moments we can't stop talking about.
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For GSK, a deal would be the boldest move to date for new CEO Emma Walmsley, who took over last April.
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Buying the Pfizer business would have been the boldest move to date for Walmsley, who took over at GSK last April.
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" One is "good, pure and holy," the other corrupt and wicked, the "climax of all misnomers, the boldest of all frauds.
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Perhaps her boldest project to date is a 9 hectare indoor winter resort in Shanghai due to be completed in 2019.
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It's a great little device that blends seamlessly into even the boldest of homes, coming in a choice of three colours.
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Mr Milanovic's boldest contribution is about "Kuznets waves", which he offers as an alternative to two other prevailing theories of inequality.
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She's one of the boldest, funniest storytellers out there and it is an honor to share her voice in this space.
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The boldest had hoped for a grand bargain, in which a stronger Renault once again courts FCA, with Nissan in tow.
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Pushing Medicare for all The boldest proposal that Democrats have is "Medicare for all," extending government-run health insurance to everyone.
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Among the boldest moves is a plan to reform the oil sector in general and state oil firm EGPC in particular.
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Perhaps boldest of the Choice Act's proposals are provisions to replace Title II Orderly Liquidation Authority with a bankruptcy-based structure.
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One of her boldest acts as first lady was her 1995 speech in Beijing declaring that women's rights are human rights.
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That sweeping change was one of the boldest of the 56 recommendations made by the panel, headed by New Jersey Gov.
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In the meantime, Democrats should take this moment to expand their policy imagination and rally behind their best, biggest, boldest ideas.
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Each following entry in the franchise couldn't escape the inevitable comparisons to survival horror's brightest, boldest, and most magically malevolent moment.
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Fiat Chrysler's boldest and most recent bid to bring diesel technology to American consumers has wound up costing the automaker plenty.
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His archives are full of receipts that show him choosing to eat in some of New York's best and boldest restaurants.
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With the sight of ruined Montauk on my mind, I wonder whether those relationships will weather the show's boldest moves yet.
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While this isn't the first time Zendaya has rocked red hair, it is the boldest iteration of the color she's tried.
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The acquisition is one of the boldest moves that CEO Indra Nooyi has made in her 12-year tenure as CEO.
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He highlighted his own plan, one of the boldest in the Democratic field and that is also deeply contrasted with Obama's.
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Perhaps his boldest proposal was to use inheritance taxes to finance a minimum inheritance, payable to all citizens on reaching adulthood.
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It was the clearest sign yet that Johnson is willing to attempt the very boldest moves — no matter the residual damage.
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But making the streets run red has to be their boldest move yet to sensitize people to the plight of winemakers.
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Perhaps the boldest iteration was the recreation of the Land of Oz as a theme park in North Carolina's Beech Mountains.
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One of Abiy's boldest moves has been to loosen the grip of a state that had ruled with an iron fist.
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Five days of protests in Iran have posed the boldest challenge to its clerical leadership since pro-reform unrest in 2009.
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This storm of litigation will continue, in bursts, for some time—and may actually lead to substantial limitations on Trump's boldest designs.
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Although the majority of Zelda games have featured relatively open overworlds, this one is by far the boldest and most ambitious yet.
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But this is definitely the boldest take he's taken on facial hair yet, ditching the beard in full of a robust 'stache.
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Mr Calantzopoulos has the boldest goals in this regard, but he is not the only tobacco executive to tout a new direction.
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Perhaps the boldest of all is pension reform, designed to merge 42 existing regimes into a single, fairer and more transparent system.
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The STAR Market's launch represents Beijing's boldest move yet toward a less-regulated market for initial public offerings (IPOs) and stock trading.
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Thus began what Ms McGirr, a professor at Harvard, describes as the "boldest effort to remake private behaviour in the nation's history".
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Modeled after Nasdaq, and complete with a U.S-style IPO system, STAR may be China's boldest attempt at capital market reforms yet.
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More importantly, it produced the boldest, most flavorful cup of coffee during testing — plus, its features make brewing and storing coffee easy.
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Their third album, Whatever Forever (out October 224 via Thrill Jockey), is Oozing Wound's biggest, boldest, weirdest and strongest record to date.
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Lewis's boldest move was to buy Booker for 4 billion pounds ($5.3 billion) to expand into supplying restaurants, cafes and local shops.
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But there is less widespread enthusiasm for some of the boldest progressive proposals that Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders have put forth.
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Auto shows are where the boldest, most daring, least practical concept cars dazzle crowds with diverse and esoteric visions of the future.
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Meanwhile, despite having some of the boldest policy ideas—including universal basic income—Andrew Yang did not have many opportunities to speak.
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But the boldest stroke is his expansion of China's hard power, through his remaking of the PLA, the world's largest fighting force.
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The result of that partnership is Mykki, a complex and fascinating album that also represents Mykki Blanco's boldest artistic statement to date.
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The incumbent, Uruguayan Luis Almagro, has rejuvenated the once-fading institution and is among the boldest pro-democracy voices in the Americas.
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One of the boldest ideas coming down the pike is a universal child allowance: a monthly stipend for all families with children.
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" A Times article on the naming noted that officers in the Correction Department had begun referring to themselves as "New York's Boldest.
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"Ideologically, they're definitely more with Biden," said the Democratic senator, who described colleagues as having doubts about Warren's and Sanders's boldest proposals.
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And this fall, students enrolled in simulated workplaces will need to participate in one of the program's boldest elements: random drug testing.
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In one of Rockwell's boldest breaks with representational convention, the marshals are painted from their shoulders down — not just faceless but headless.
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Its move into the largest sportswear market is its boldest yet, increasing JD Sports' importance to international brands, particularly Nike and Adidas.
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At the Grand Slam events, cutting back to 22017 seeds in singles from the current 32 would be the boldest way forward.
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The boldest step came in March, with the news that it would pull out of Europe by selling Opel to France's PSA Group.
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He noted that Russia was the most sophisticated cyberactor, China one of the most pervasive, and Iran and North Korea among the boldest.
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Trump, who has promised "the biggest and boldest infrastructure investment in American history," has yet to actually deliver on anything of the sort.
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If sitcoms offered some of the highest-profile characters, many of the boldest early depictions occurred in made-for-TV movies and miniseries.
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The bulk of the Democratic candidates aren't just talking about climate change — many of them are battling over who has the boldest plan.
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In today's beauty world, it's hard to imagine a time when we wanted anything other than the biggest, baddest, boldest brows in town.
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But this raw, unfiltered cover may be her boldest yet, giving herself a fresh start for her first album release in six years.
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Although Woods may win the award for boldest look, she's not the first pregnant model to stomp the catwalk at this year's NYFW.
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Colleen Kratofil, Style Writer-Reporter: This might be the boldest look Saoirse has pulled on the carpet, and it delivered on all levels.
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It was like nothing she had ever experienced in her life, and it was, to that point, the "boldest thing" she had attempted.
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Now that technology can really augment reality, the upcoming Punk'd reboot promises to pull the boldest pranks on the biggest stars in Hollywood.
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These recent attacks are the boldest since the Taliban stormed a school in Peshawar in December 2014, killing over 150 people, mostly children.
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Iceland took the boldest step by requiring companies to prove that they pay men and women equally and face penalties if they don't.
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They were the boldest challenge to Iran's leadership since 2009, when security forces crushed a pro-reform uprising and killed dozens of protesters.
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Acquiring Snyder's would be 148-year-old Campbell's boldest move in a series of smaller steps to move beyond its core soup business.
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The lawsuit was the department's boldest attack yet against California, one of the strongest opponents of the Trump administration's efforts to curb immigration.
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The policy shift amounts to the boldest effort yet by the Trump administration to discourage people from seeking refuge in the United States.
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And in the boldest stroke of all, "Mama, You Been on My Mind" addresses not some dumped old lady but this Dylan's mother.
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Dr. Gottlieb's boldest antismoking efforts, which include reducing nicotine levels and banning menthol flavors in traditional cigarettes, are still in the planning stages.
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"I am advocating the boldest, most progressive agenda of how to counter the corporate takeover of our politics," he said in an interview.
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Last year, Miley Cyrus released "She Is Coming," her boldest music since "Bangerz," and — clearly — she knows how to put on a show.
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For months, candidates have been trying to outdo one another on everything from taxes to gun policy, jostling to produce the boldest proposals.
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The proposal, which still needs legislative approval, is one of the boldest state-led efforts to address the rising cost of higher education.
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However, on Friday he made his boldest break yet with Trump -- throwing Kavanaugh's confirmation into chaos and bending the Senate to his will.
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Even the boldest farmers hurried home before nightfall, lest some dire spirit overtake them, and the Devil was more than an idle threat.
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The vote, by the California Air Resources Board, is the boldest indication yet of California's plan to stand up to President Trump's agenda.
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The move signified one of Trump's boldest statements to the international community, and, specifically, the United Nations, which he has frequently criticized. 6.
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The plan, which Trump called the "biggest and boldest infrastructure investment in American history," would reshape how the federal government funds infrastructure projects.
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And her commitment persists in this campaign: Her boldest proposals are probably her plans for guaranteed paid parental leave and universal pre-K.
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Today, women claim the spot more frequently and some of the boldest musicians, artistically speaking—Janelle Monáe, Lorde, Beyoncé—are among the most popular.
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Three years later, in 2015, he launched a sweeping clampdown on hundreds of legal activists, the boldest of whom state media label sike lawyers.
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From an early age, he admired history's boldest figures, particularly Alexander the Great, and believed he and his rebels were part of that tradition.
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But the company's boldest plans for the Z cameras — like a manual focus f/0.95 58mm lens — are still in the "coming soon" column.
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Some of film and television's boldest and most influential women have come together to grace the cover of Vanity Fair's 22nd annual Hollywood Issue.
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Image: NASA/Jack PfallerJuno's orbits were designed so that it never flies behind Jupiter into darkness—except during its boldest maneuver, the orbital insertion.
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Throughout the album, we stitched together the boldest red and the calmest green, polka dots and stripes, the roughest denim and the smoothest velveteen.
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Last year, it was all about reliving '80s' biggest and boldest styles: slicked-back hair (with tons of gel), blue mascara, and neon everything.
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The plan is the administration's boldest step yet to curb Medicaid spending and shrink the program covering about 1 in 5 low-income Americans.
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It's one of the boldest declarations yet that we are moving to a world where vehicles are much, much more than things we drive.
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This is the very definition of immature technology, and only the boldest and bravest should be jumping on board at such an early stage.
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In fact, they argue, the candidates that articulate the boldest progressive positions are the ones with the best chance of defeating Trump in 2020.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - After making his fortune with contrarian bets in financial markets, Brazilian economist and investor Paulo Guedes is making his boldest wager yet.
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Retailers, whose boldest efforts to grow through to scale over the past few years were blocked by regulators, looked for new kinds of deals.
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Kacey Musgraves stepped out in one of her boldest looks to date while attending the Savage X Fenty fashion show in New York City.
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Google will offer checking accounts next year as it partners with financial institutions including Citigroup, representing Big Tech's boldest move yet into consumer banking.
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One of the boldest, Black Cube, openly advertised its ties to Israeli spy agencies, including Mossad and Unit 8200, the military's signals-intelligence corps.
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Arthur: There are lots of good reform ideas out there, but most of the boldest proposals are vehemently opposed by a core education constituency.
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We're happy to report that today's news is especially easy to get excited about — because this launch might just be the brand's boldest yet.
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One of your boldest claims is that the world needs to be off carbon in the next four decades if we want to survive.
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Its boldest piece yet is Museum Garage, a seven-story, cast concrete structure with capacity for about 800 cars and (soon) ground-floor retail.
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In 2018, the president promised "the biggest and boldest infrastructure investment in American history," to be paid for by, um, persons other than himself.
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In Mr. Castellucci's boldest touch, Salome does not perform her famous Dance of the Seven Veils for her leering stepfather, King Herod (John Daszak).
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AT&T's massive global retraining program — the company prefers to call it "reskilling" — is perhaps corporate America's boldest response to this war for talent.
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But the highlight of his career was shooting the Coloramas, one of the biggest, boldest and longest-running ad campaigns in American corporate history.
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These are Blackstone's boldest calls for 2020 Private equity giant Blackstone is out this week with its list of 10 potential surprises for 2020.
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The president's speech was his boldest and most sweeping assertion of an "America first" foreign policy doctrine since he assumed office four months ago.
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It's the boldest move yet in an attempt to get past the Last Foot Problem, following on other efforts like lockers and immediate pickup.
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Sanders often describes his campaign's policy platform in the same way: His campaign has put out the boldest, most comprehensive, biggest [insert policy here].
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"Even the boldest measures announced are likely to do no more than put the economy on ice," Richard McGuire, a strategist at Rabobank, said.
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Iowans like Ms. Kipp believe the Democratic Party must select the candidate with the boldest vision that energizes base voters, regardless of political constraints.
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One of the most valuable performers in some of the boldest new Off Broadway work, she can seem almost omnipresent on New York stages.
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The annual fashion-packed evening brings Hollywood's biggest celebrities together on one red carpet to show off some of the boldest looks of the year.
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The first and boldest decision he took was to reject advice from many quarters to seek a general Greek-style bail-out of the economy.
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Elvie, the developer of femtech hardware including a silent wearable breast pump and a smart pelvic floor exerciser, is one of the boldest startups around.
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The attack was the deadliest and boldest act of terror in a country that has become increasingly numb to ever-escalating violence by Islamist militants.
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That's a question being asked by DARPA, the US military's boldest research arm, which set up a multi-million dollar challenge to answer that question.
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Mitchell still struggles to finish at the rim, in part because he's one of the boldest and most inventive 22-year-olds you'll ever see.
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It was then that he made the boldest of gambles; the move which would make him famous, and see him fulfill his dreams of grandeur.
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The decision to go totally silent for nearly 10 full minutes to properly tell Maya's story is possibly Master's boldest and most laudable creative decision.
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She just made maybe the boldest call of all: belief in a continued bull market run and confidence that a recession isn't happening anytime soon.
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Though devaluing a currency note isn't unheard of, it's the boldest and most strategic move by an Indian prime minister in several decades, many say.
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Truven marks IBM's boldest bet since the launch, adding technology that gives medical professionals, governments, insurers and employers data and insights to make better decisions.
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These are the strongest statements Clinton has made since her election loss and some of the boldest statements of any prominent Democrat since the election.
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Disney's "live-action" remake of "The Lion King" (in theaters July 19) is the boldest update of one of Disney's classic animated movies to date.
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Realizing a dream It was at high altitude that Jamsenpa made perhaps the boldest decision of her life: to try a double ascent of Everest.
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There are bolder plans imaginable than the Green New Deal, but it's certainly the boldest action that a significant number of politicians have ever backed.
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Pushing Back Lafley pushed back on Peltz's boldest call — for P&G to simplify its matrix structure by reorganizing from 10 business units into three.
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Jaime, in his boldest act of disloyalty to his sister/lover Cersei ever, left her at King's Landing to go help fight the Night King.
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An acquisition of Snyder's would be one of the company's boldest moves, as Campbell CEO Denise Morrison heads into her seventh year in the job.
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It is the boldest move yet by Mr. Xi, who is seeking to strengthen the party's control and to restore China as a global leader.
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MoMA's second director, who served from 1949 to 1967, was also one of its boldest exhibition designers — and his interests stretched well beyond modern art.
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The highly-controversial move is the new prime minister's boldest yet in his push to take the country out of the bloc before October 31.
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It has yet to acquiesce to one of his boldest demands, that the company simplify its structure by reorganizing from 10 business units into three.
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Ms. Harris's deep magenta version, by the makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic, was the boldest, complementing the slick graphic appeal of her white Calvin Klein dress.
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Mitchell still struggles to finish at the rim, in part because he's one of the boldest and most inventive 215-year-olds you'll ever see.
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In an interesting coincidence, the boldest president in our study was the one who said he was proud to share a stage with Tom Skeyhill.
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And he rejects some of the boldest policy ideas emerging on the left, including Medicare for All and eliminating the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency.
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In other words, he's taking one of his boldest, harshest truths, and treating it as something that might not be such a big deal after all.
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Nestlé, the world's largest food manufacturer, is making the industry's boldest bid for growth, investing to make its products healthier and researching foods with clinical benefits.
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Still, Eshoo and Lofgren's boldest policies could push the discussion around what should be included in a national law further than it might have otherwise gone.
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Its boldest contribution comes in the form of a hybrid xenomorph created by the aliens' previously unknown ability to merge with other life forms via infection.
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Even the boldest Democratic proposals won't do much to significantly reduce the number of guns in the US, at least in the short or medium term.
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Yet it is a black man—and not Stallworth—who may be the most successful, and without a doubt the boldest, of the Klan-infiltrating bunch.
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Our biggest, boldest Disrupt takes place at Moscone Center West on September 73-7, and you're running short on time to get the best possible price.
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The school, run by Bridge International Academies, represents the biggest and boldest effort yet to improve teaching in poor countries by putting technology in teachers' hands.
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"I'm the boldest, the prettiest, the most superior, most scientific, most skillfullest fighter in the ring today," he told Howard Tuckner of the New York Times.
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It's a massive blow to the South Korean firm, as the premium device was the company's boldest attempt to compete with Apple in the smartphone market.
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The slow movement of the twisters allowed the boldest storm chasers to get close and snap some of the most stunning photographs they had ever captured.
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SELF-SUFFICIENCY Some analysts see STAR Market as China's boldest capital market reform yet aimed at luring tech listings away from New York or Hong Kong.
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Available on: Xbox One S Mad Max: Fury Road One of the biggest and boldest cinematic masterpieces of the last few years look great in 24K.
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And now he is believed by critics in the West to be able to organize the boldest assassination attempts under the nose of their security services.
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Even the boldest Democratic proposals won't do much to significantly reduce the number of guns in the US, at least in the short- or medium-term.
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But housing is also touchy, complicated and a giant piece of the economy, so now the question is how far the boldest bills can really go.
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The suit is the boldest broadside yet against any local or state prosecutors who may want to investigate Trump while he serves in the White House.
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Guaido and Lopez's call on Tuesday for a military uprising marks the opposition's boldest effort yet to persuade the armed forces to rise up against Maduro.
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They want to know why they have to rein in their boldest policies when Republicans have been able to pass tax cuts unfettered by budget rules.
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According to the report, the hacks of American political operatives represent Russia's "boldest yet" experiment with influencing elections — an experiment that weaponized the disclosure of private data.
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Newly elected French President Emmanuel Macron was one of the boldest, offering Trump a European bromance and an alternate world view, though both attempts came to nothing.
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Security forces have struggled to contain protests that broke out last Thursday and have continued nationwide in the boldest challenge in years to the country's clerical leadership.
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The "Sweet Spot" desserts — Cheetos Sweetos Crusted Cheesecake, Cheetos Sweetos Sweet and Salty Cookies, and White Cheddar Cheetos Cheetos Sweetos Apple Crepe — sound like the boldest experiments.
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"We think this could prove to be the boldest reform undertaken so far in China's capital markets," HSBC strategist Steven Sun wrote in a report this month.
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The 79-day "Occupy Central" street demonstrations crippled parts of Hong Kong and were one of the boldest populist challenges to Beijing's Communist Party leaders in decades.
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At its outset in 2808, Windows Phone was the boldest and most original reimagining of what a smartphone can be after Apple's iPhone introduction three years prior.
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In honor of her Best Actress in a Dramatic Series nomination, we felt it was only fitting to highlight Henson's best (and boldest!) red carpet beauty moments.
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Though her endorsement of Democratic candidates is her boldest statement yet, Swift has been dipping her toes in political waters ever so slightly over the past year.
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My love for Aaliyah went back to swoop bangs and boxers under baggy jeans; with mouthy north London Amy, I felt like the boldest version of myself.
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From a marketing standpoint, the boldest move has come from SoFi, which got its start refinancing student loans and has recently moved into personal loans and mortgages.
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Comey is seen by many as the man who dashed liberal hopes of a first female president -- and now he's hitting the East Coast's boldest feminist musical?
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While working on the European and Asian leg of her Witness world tour, the pair tested some of her boldest colors yet, including pink, purple and green.
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The lawsuit seeks to overturn one of the administration's boldest moves to bring transparency to the medication pricing system, and it may have a shot at succeeding.
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Go boldly: Regardless, the new rule is one of the boldest steps the administration has taken in its efforts to bring transparency to the drug-pricing system.
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One of the boldest ballerinas at New York City Ballet, which Balanchine founded at City Center, in 1948, Mearns is making her début in a speaking role.
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The plans are the boldest yet among U.S. shale oil companies, many of which have raised their production forecasts in recent days after posting second-quarter results.
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The Obama administration is resurfacing its boldest healthcare proposals in its final budget wish list, which may mark its last chance to strengthen the Affordable Care Act.
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Monuments are some of the oldest and boldest remnants of bygone civilizations, transmitting messages about what the ruling classes found important hundreds or thousands of years ago.
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But the boldest tax plan of all starts with salvaging the I.R.S. Jesse Eisinger and Paul Kiel are reporters at ProPublica, an independent nonprofit investigative-journalism organization.
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Mr. Cevoli was treated in December by a doctor in Wayne, N.J., affiliated with a company called Regenexx, one of the boldest players in the growing industry.
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In March, DSA members voted overwhelmingly to endorse Sanders' presidential campaign, a decision that -- while hardly unexpected -- represented its boldest step yet into the mainstream political forum.
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Extra Bases The Texas Rangers played host last week to the Philadelphia Phillies, a matchup that recalled one of the boldest, franchise-defining moves in recent years.
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Last night, even before the ballots were tallied, millions of Iraqi Kurds were already celebrating the newest, boldest step along their generations-long path toward national independence.
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" But Mr. Buttigieg was almost certainly boldest, inching toward an outright declaration of victory: "By all indications," he said, "we are going on to New Hampshire victorious.
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LAS VEGAS — It's becoming increasingly apparent that Tyson Fury is preparing one of the boldest and riskiest plans of his career to beat Deontay Wilder on Saturday.
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I think the boldest storytellers are the ones who take that chance and risk ... The challenge will get a better result and make for a better show.
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Trump has delivered America's boldest stroke in the Mideast since the 2003 removal of Saddam Hussein, without sharing with his allies here any larger strategy beyond that.
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"She's doing the boldest M&A thing that's happened since the '80s," said Amy Myers Jaffe, energy consultant and senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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One of the boldest thinkers and most delightful composers in this vein is Hazama, who studied Western classical music in Japan before making the jump to jazz.
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Democrats are trying to counter Trump's boldest move yet to defang the U.S. consumer financial watchdog, with 40 current and former lawmakers defending the agency in court.
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It's fascinating how Facebook could stumble so badly when it came to one of its boldest bets in its mission to connect the unconnected population in the world.
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Sanders has been criticized for being distant about issues of racial justice throughout the campaign, and this is one of the boldest statements he's made on that front.
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On August 23rd Mr Trujillo's council made its boldest decision yet, voting to remove the nine constitutional-court judges, three of whom are being investigated for money-laundering.
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A deal would represent the boldest bet yet of HealthEquity Chief Executive Jon Kessler, a benefits taxation specialist who founded WageWorks in 2000 before joining HealthEquity in 2009.
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LONDON — Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain, in the boldest gamble of his high-wire political career, won backing on Tuesday to hold a general election on Dec.
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Breaking Down the Best & Boldest Billboard Music Awards Looks "They have amicably ended their relationship of three years," a source close to the situation confirmed to PEOPLE exclusively.
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"Longtime viewers of the Trump administration will remember that Space Force as the president's boldest idea that he got from a Buzz Lightyear Happy Meal toy," Colbert said.
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KYLIE JENNER The daring look: The sheer lace Balmain catsuit Kylie Jenner wore to her birthday party in August stood out as one of her boldest looks ever.
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Click ahead to see the most inspiring street style looks from the Fashion Week that is traditionally the boldest of 'em all — and certainly didn't disappoint this season.
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This year we're producing our biggest, boldest, most ambitious Disrupt ever, with three times the floor space, more than 10,000 attendees and more than 400 accredited media outlets.
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The performance—titled 'Radiant Me²—was over an hour long, and it had some of the boldest choreography and creative direction this side of Kate Bush and Björk.
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Beyond China's economic obstacles, its political system—including constraints on speech, religion, civil society, and the Internet—drives away some of the country's boldest and most entrepreneurial thinkers.
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His boldest move yet was striking a 1.5 billion pound ($1.93 billion) joint venture with online grocer Ocado to give M&S a home delivery service for food.
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Since the Essential Phone was announced, the teal and copper "Ocean Depths" model has always stood out as the company's boldest and by far most distinctive color scheme.
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The move comes after Brazil's cash-strapped government floated a proposal on Monday to cede control of Eletrobras, the country's biggest power utility, in its boldest privatization yet.
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The deal is the boldest in a series of smaller steps to move beyond its core soup business, as Morrison heads into her seventh year in the job.
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The company just revealed its pair of smart speakers: the $199 Portal and $349 Portal+, Facebook's boldest move yet to move off your phone and into your home.
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More recently, some of Dyson's boldest claims, about advancing science in certain markets, have also been called into question by critics like the University of Westminster in London.
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A relentless stream of U.S. policy shifts in 2018 has amounted to one of the boldest attacks on all types of immigration that the country has ever seen.
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Ms. Warren proposed on Friday that the government break up big tech giants like Amazon and Facebook, the latest, and perhaps boldest, proposal to come from her campaign.
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The boldest and funniest thread in "Life of the Party" has to do with Deanna's hot-pants romance with a hunky oenophile frat boy named Jack (Luke Benward).
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N for $2120 billion, the boldest move yet by a telecommunications company to acquire content to stream over its network to attract a growing number of online viewers.
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Most recently, Google has announced it will offer checking accounts as part of a project code-named Cache, notching the boldest move yet by tech into consumer banking.
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While social media keeps us dreaming of the boldest hair colors, when it comes to actually facing the bleach bowl, sometimes subtle and natural is the best option.
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Here was the guy with whom they'd spent years searching for the latest and boldest music suddenly making snap decisions to forgo floor-filling platters he'd previously adored.
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Even among the Mean Girls mentioned above, she stands stands out as one of the meanest, boldest, most callously evil young women to ever rule over a lunch room.
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She saved her boldest look of Season 10 for last — performing with her then-husband Marc Anthony at the finale in a fringe-adorned bodysuit and sparkly sheer tights.
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His choice reflects what could be the boldest departure in conservative economic thinking since Arthur Laffer sketched a tax curve on the back of a napkin in the 1970s.
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Everyone from Aubrey Plaza to Rooney Mara has brought this season's boldest coats to the step-and-repeats of the event, and we're ogling them from lapel to hem.
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Stylez is responsible for some of the best – and boldest – wig looks in Hollywood, and, with over one million followers on Instagram, the hairstylist has a strong fan club.
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Aside from the heavy emphasis on the hair theme, the rom-com's boldest statement may be how it frames Violet's happy ending — which doesn't have her choosing a mate.
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The wave of desertions underscores the potentially disruptive nature of Shanghai's upcoming new tech board, which some see as the boldest reform undertaken so far in China's capital markets.
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While a meeting between the leaders would be one of the boldest diplomatic gambles in recent years, it was orchestrated largely by the intelligence services of the three countries.
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If the nominations this year are any indication, the Billboard Music Awards are sure to bring out music's boldest and brightest when it comes time for the big show.
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China aims to lay off 5-123 million state workers over the next two to three years, two reliable sources said, Beijing's boldest retrenchment program in almost two decades.
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Made by indie filmmaker Q on a low budge, it will premiere on the platform on July 7 and is described by Netflix as "Indian cinema at its boldest".
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Trump will have a unified government in January, and already his campaign is backtracking on some of his boldest promises—the ones that helped him build a winning base.
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With the majority of its content locked into multiyear rights agreements, the league has experimented with different models and partners, with this year arguably the boldest test of all.
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"The boldest, the most hawkish case, it is going to take well into the next decade for the balance sheet to get to its 'new normal' size," Hogan said.
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The experiment is considered the Medicare agency's boldest move to date on doctor payments, and it's slated to go into effect in some parts of the country this summer.
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The White House is resurfacing some of its boldest healthcare proposals in its final budget wish list, which may mark its last chance to strengthen the Affordable Care Act.
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The shelving of the taxes was the boldest in a series of fiscal loosening measures totaling hundreds of millions of dollars that Macri has unveiled since the primary vote.
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Artistically, though, it was one of Murphy's boldest shows, with a backward chronology and a moving performance by Criss as Cunanan, a panicked dandy hollowed out by self-hatred.
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Everybody — men and women — knows that social status can be seized through physical power and threat; the strongest, biggest, and boldest may lord it over the rest of us.
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"It's hard to overstate how much the politics of gun safety has changed - whereas candidates once avoided gun safety entirely, now they're jockeying to be the boldest," she said.
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Thumbscrew is Mary Halvorson on guitar, Michael Formanek on bass and Tomas Fujiwara on drums — not household names, exactly, but three of the boldest voices in improvised music today.
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"I have no doubt they are courageous people, but I don't think they're putting the boldest look forward in terms of their graphic identity or their brands," he said.
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China aims to lay off 5-6 million state workers over the next two to three years, two reliable sources said, Beijing's boldest retrenchment program in almost two decades.
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In his boldest move since winning a majority in Thursday's election, Johnson will use his control of parliament to outlaw any extension of the Brexit transition period beyond 2020.
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In recent years, though, a P.K.K. affiliate in Syria has emerged as one of ISIS 's boldest adversaries there, earning it support from American bombers and special-operations forces.
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Peele's boldest, most exciting and shaky conceptual move in "Us" is to yoke the American present with the past, first by invoking the 1986 super-event Hands Across America.
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But analysts said it could also send the wrong message about U.S. support for Iran's people in the middle of the boldest challenge to the leadership in a decade.
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It will also do away with paternalistic guidance from regulators on IPO pricing and timing - developments that have some bankers and investors calling it China's boldest market reform yet.
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They were supported by a young team of researchers working in two rooms at Modi's New Delhi residence, as he plotted his boldest reform since coming to power in 2014.
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The stakes have risen in the past week with anti-government protests in several Iranian cities over economic hardships and corruption, the boldest challenge to Iran's leadership in a decade.
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In his boldest move, he has restored diplomatic ties and reopened the border with Eritrea, 20 years after the neighbors started a border war that killed an estimated 80,000 people.
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In his boldest effort yet to gain the support of the armed forces, Guaido appeared early Tuesday morning outside a Caracas air force base with dozens of National Guard members.
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Escape artist It's the boldest escape since El Chapo: Inky the octopus slipped through a gap in his tank at a New Zealand aquarium and slithered his way to freedom.
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Its demise will come in the form of handsome men in expensive suits, with bright eyes and firm handshakes, who'll smile and publicly proclaim their best intentions and boldest promises.
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But the tests they were conducting on the exhaust fumes, meant to prove the cleanliness of modern diesel engines, uncovered one of the biggest and boldest frauds in corporate history.
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The attack in the affluent, diplomatic enclave was the deadliest and boldest act of terror in a country that has become increasingly numb to ever-escalating violence by Islamist militants.
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More abstractly, it's a box for the biggest, boldest, and maybe even potentially heretical ideas to escape the minds in both Cambridge and Sant'Agata Bolognese over the next few years.
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Mr Polman's boldest claims about his firm are over the top, but broadly speaking Unilever has been run in a fairly sustainable way and delivered reasonable results for its owners.
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It's the boldest move yet by Republicans to challenge President Trump, who won the nomination on his hard line on immigration, for not taking a hard enough line on immigration.
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The civil rights trial marks one of boldest efforts by the government to confront what critics have long said was a corrupt regime in Colorado City, Arizona, and Hildale, Utah.
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Her earliest, and still one of her boldest, innovations was her appropriation of the immensely popular Indian comic book series Amar Chitra Katha (which literally translates to Immortal Picture Stories).
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The government's move against Lozoya is one of Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's boldest steps, since taking office in December, to fulfill a campaign promise to stamp out corruption.
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Overall, China aims to lay off 5-6 million state workers over the next two to three years, two sources said, in Beijing's boldest retrenchment program in almost two decades.
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The measure focuses its tax reductions on businesses and higher-earning individuals, gives more modest breaks to others and offers the boldest rewrite of the nation's tax system since 238.5.
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Trump, who has promised to fix the country's "crumbling" bridges and roads with "the biggest and boldest infrastructure investment in American history," has repeatedly and systematically undermined Gateway's urgency. Why?
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Just like black ink is boldest on white canvas, the umpteenth over-the-top firefight is afforded some vital levity when you're taking cover behind a caution wet floor sign.
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He says he fought alongside Hapilon in battles against the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and that the ideological, ambitious jihadi is one of the "boldest fighters" in ASG.
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The 2014 Hong Kong protests were considered one of the boldest populist challenges to China's Communist Party rulers since the 1989 pro-democracy protests in and around Beijing's Tiananmen Square.
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Check out six oh-so-fresh way stars are pairing their brightest heels with their boldest dresses, then let us convince you to get crazy with your own color combinations.
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In an NFL season that has pegged the league against its players in so many ways, Josh Norman is ready to fire one of the biggest and boldest shots yet.
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The ceasefire is the boldest expression yet of hope by the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama that it can work with Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war.
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Shari Redstone lashed out Tuesday in the battle over her father's $40 billion media empire, making one of her boldest statements yet about the need for new leadership at Viacom.
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Chief Justice John Roberts is a judicial incrementalist who resists massive changes ordered from the Supreme Court, and ending birthright citizenship would put the boldest jurist in a fetal position.
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But since they turned to hacking techniques and sometimes cyberweaponry, the Obama administration has rarely protested in public about the group's boldest information-warfare attacks, in part to avoid retaliation.
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Even as New York City's schools opened their doors for the new year this month, the clock was ticking on the future of Mayor Bill de Blasio's boldest education initiative.
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Almost all of the boldest proposals I've heard from Democrats this season would fail to make it through a Congress that looked even remotely like the one we have now.
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"The Kingmaker" may be Greenfield's boldest character study yet, as it balances its subject's self-mythologizing with frequent reminders of the damage the Marcos' lavish lifestyle did to their country.
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It seems that for the near future, at least, space is still a challenging frontier open only to the boldest among us, and not a carefree playground for wealthy tourists.
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Critics' corner • Quentin Webb of Breakingviews writes that the seizure is the boldest move yet in Beijing's battle against financial excess, and the new precedent could be a worrying omen.
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His latest attempt to shake things up may be one of his boldest moves yet: Mr. Xi is going slightly — though unabashedly — gray, in defiance of longstanding Communist Party tradition.
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Daniels's Twitter response is, coy language aside, one of her boldest pronouncements yet about the alleged encounter with Trump since the Wall Street Journal first reported this story in January.
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In perhaps his boldest initiative, his administration in January began offering arriving Central American migrants an expedited, year-long visa that allowed them to work and travel anywhere in Mexico.
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Photographer Leslee Broersma brings us into some of the oldest classrooms in the world, and Polly Irungu shares a few of the boldest looks being served at Brooklyn's Afropunk festival.
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In perhaps the boldest proposal in his annual address to the European Parliament, Mr. Juncker suggested streamlining the bloc's leadership — an idea that could in theory eliminate his own job.
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Harris, a former prosecutor and attorney general of her home state, ran on a more progressive platform than Biden but shied away from some of the progressive left's boldest proposals.
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Their boldest move was for Cano, who got a 10-year, $240 million contract in December 2013 to help revive Seattle's fan support, which had dropped by half since 2002.
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And it made its boldest move this year by going after one of Twitch's biggest stars, signing an exclusive deal with Tyler Blevins, better known for his online alias, Ninja.
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Unveiling one of the city's boldest housing proposals in years, Lam vowed to take back large tracts of land held by a handful of powerful developers and create public housing.
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The uniqueness of the ouroboros offers a compelling take on the trend fit for the boldest of jewelry boxes, as long as its wearer can handle a touch of darkness.
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It is a city of 335,000, in the heart of Orange County, whose City Council has passed one of the boldest and most far-reaching sanctuary ordinances in the state.
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Whether it's a rare species of plant you need for your home or authentic "fang floss," the country's rapidly growing districts are home to some of the boldest business ventures.
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"Night" also contextualizes the fact that June's biggest, boldest action to date happens after finding out she's pregnant, after spitting fire at Serena and getting nothing but ice in return.
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It has made no secret of its ambition to become a more global company through acquisitions, although buying Shire would be the boldest move yet by its French CEO Christophe Weber.
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"PAPA DON'T PREACH" BY KELLY OSBOURNE She may not have decided to keep pursuing music, but Kelly Osbourne has truly always been hair goals for the boldest and brightest among us.
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Considering Halsey has both shaved her head completely and rocked feather eyebrows, this definitely isn't her most extreme look yet — but it is her boldest dye job that we know of.
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"His policy toward the island is, without a doubt, his boldest hemispheric initiative," Susan Segal, the president and CEO of the Americas Society and Council of the Americas, writes for CNN.
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If the company, whose collaborative balance means performers rarely step on others' lines, has a star, it's Mr. Waltien, who makes the boldest comic choices and executes them with irresistible gusto.
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It is one of the boldest steps yet taken by the Trump administration to take down the building blocks of the Affordable Care Act despite the law remaining on the books.
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For the next week, I'll recreate the boldest makeup looks from the S/S 2018 runway shows and see what happens — because, let's be real: I don't have much to lose.
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As we get excited for the 2019 ceremony, which is airing this Sunday, we've rounded up the boldest beauty looks from Grammys past — spanning from curly perms to decorated fishtail braids.
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" Presidential temperament Trump made some of his boldest assertions toward the end of the debate, when he brought up the topic of temperament: "I have much better judgment than she has.
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But this computer was one of Apple's boldest statements yet when it came to a separation from current standards and opinions about what users did and didn't need in a laptop.
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Last week, Guaidó launched his boldest — and riskiest — gambit yet: releasing a video calling on the entire country, including the military, to rise up and overthrow Maduro once and for all.
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If the trip goes through, Obama will be the first American president to visit the island nation since 1928; he will also firmly entrench one of his boldest foreign policy gambits.
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I just like, you know look, what matters, what matters to me and what I advise young people all the time is to be the boldest unapologetic authentic version of yourself.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iran warned of a tough crackdown on Sunday against demonstrators posing one of the boldest challenges to its clerical leaders since nationwide unrest shook the Islamist theocracy in 2009.
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She foregrounds the human voice for the first time on the stunning "Arrow of Time," a sign that there are still new horizons ahead for one of the genre's boldest voices.
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"[Obama's] policy toward the island is, without a doubt, his boldest hemispheric initiative," Susan Segal, the president and CEO of the Americas Society and Council of the Americas, writes for CNN.
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ON MAY 8th the sold-out Red Bull Arena, an old communist stadium with a new roof and a new name, rejoiced at the triumph of German football's boldest corporate experiment.
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Martin Amis has in his life generally toed what he calls "the Flaubertian line"—the belief that writers generate their boldest imaginative success by keeping things stable and routine at home.
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With five floors spread over some 103,000 square feet, Mr. Ropac's gallery in the Palladian-style residence, once home to the Bishop of Ely, is one of the boldest interventions yet.
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One of the biggest and boldest tax reductions in American history — the Mellon tax cuts of 1920s — brought taxes down for everyone, including the highest bracket from 60 to 25 percent.
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Though frustratingly unsung, the Sound It Out concert series consistently brings some of New York's boldest and brightest improvisers to a welcoming little room in the heart of the West Village.
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Now, less concerned with movie stardom, she's made a series of bold choices over the last 10 years, and On Becoming a God in Central Florida is one of the boldest.
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It was the boldest strike in recent months, and though government troops eventually overpowered the militants and killed them all, the attack raised troubling questions about the airport's level of security.
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The starfish's striking dimensions — one, for example, was four inches by about four and a half inches — meant that it was destined to be worn by only the boldest of women.
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The renamed Malcolm X became the NOI's national representative and the leading spokesperson of a struggle for black dignity that made him the boldest critic of white supremacy in American history.
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F.Y.I. Q. Who first used the word "finest" as a nickname for the New York police, as well as "bravest" for firefighters, "strongest" for sanitation workers and "boldest" for correction officers?
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The boldest design choice, in my opinion, is the vertical seek bar when in portrait mode, which seems like it could be a really handy way to scrub through a video.
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"We continue to engage members across the caucus as the committees of jurisdiction work to develop the boldest, toughest possible bill to lower prescription drug prices for all Americans," he said.
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"[B]e your boldest self," Zfat tells CNBC Make It. Zfat did just that when she saw Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban lounging poolside at L.A.'s W hotel in 2013.
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The takeover is the boldest move yet by Lewis, who took over in 2014 shortly before an accounting scandal plunged Tesco into the worst crisis in its near 100-year history.
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But the difference between laying out the boldest vision and actually passing something Democrats and Republicans — or even just liberal and moderate Democrats — can agree on are two totally different things.
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Thousands of government supporters have staged rallies in a backlash against the protests, which posed the boldest challenge to the Islamic establishment since widespread unrest in 2009 over alleged election fraud.
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Promised to be the "biggest, boldest, best adventure yet," the cruise will bring like-minded people together who all believe the planet is a disc protected by an ice wall barrier.
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"This is Messina's boldest move, I have a lot of respect for him but he's putting his entire career at risk on a deal of this magnitude," said a senior banker.
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Somehow, amid everything else, the internet gave us everyday stories about normal people doing the boldest, kindest, funniest, and most relatable things, who were generous enough to share it with the world.
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Since their formation as a proper band in 216, Haruomi Hosono, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Yukihiro Takahashi have transversed style and genre to create some of the boldest, strangest pop music in history.
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The announcement marks one of Lourenço's boldest policy moves since he took power in September and suggests he intends to try and draw a line under years of endemic corruption and impunity.
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If the main section is about objects and the curated sections is about statements, as ltd's Shirley Morales opined, Mexico City upstart Parque Galería had undoubtedly the boldest and most controversial statement.
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The wide-ranging order is the boldest yet in Trump's broader push to cut environmental regulation to revive the drilling and mining industries, a promise he made repeatedly during the presidential campaign.
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Bravo's Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce is coming to an end — but judging from the season 5 trailer, the scripted drama has saved its best twists, boldest surprises and biggest shocks for last.
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In one of its boldest overhauls, the bank will see 20,226 jobs cut by 212 and the closure of its global equities sales and trading business in a bid to improve profitability.
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More broadly, voters will deliver a mid-term verdict on Modi and his nationalist party as India recovers from his boldest decision yet: to abolish 86 percent of the cash in circulation.
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He explores how the drug has been used to sew panic and injustice in communities already on their knees in what is by far the boldest deconstruction of the meth epidemic yet.
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The streetcar — which made its first run on May 6, 5003 — wasn't by any means the only element of downtown's revitalization, but it was perhaps the boldest, and certainly the most dynamic.
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While a meeting of Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim would be one of the boldest diplomatic gambles of recent years, it was orchestrated largely by the intelligence services of the three countries.
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At the New Rules Summit in Brooklyn last week, The New York Times gathered 250 of the boldest, most powerful, most successful leaders across business, politics and culture to consider that question.
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The boldest plan to draw people to Staten Island since the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge — a giant Ferris wheel that could be seen from Manhattan and Brooklyn — met an unceremonious end on Tuesday.
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America has elected a president in the mold of William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan — presidents best remembered for short but profound maxims that directed their boldest strategies and biggest successes.
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It's likely no coincidence that the boldest action we have seen on vaccines to date comes from one of the smallest social platforms, in terms of its user base and public prominence.
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I'm honestly not sure what it reveals about the degree to which Australians welcome or resist the boldest forms of cultural expression, which was one of the questions I raised last week.
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One member of the security forces was reported killed on Monday, bringing to at least 14 the death toll stemming from the boldest challenge to Iran's clerical leadership since unrest in 2009.
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The Vanguard Group is synonymous with the low-cost, buy-and-hold index fund revolution, but as of August, Vanguard might be behind the boldest experiment in the history of retail investing.
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It's the subterranean drive of these ritualistic dance sequences that propels the production's boldest leap: when Ms. Acogny suddenly becomes Medea, reciting Euripides and tearing apart pillows to symbolize killing her children.
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In an election year in which television hosts were forever eviscerating, the boldest late-night sketch put Kate McKinnon, dressed as Hillary Clinton, at a piano singing a tribute to Leonard Cohen.
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This is an extraordinary moment as presidential candidates are vying to be the biggest and boldest on the issue of gun safety, in stark contrast to past cycles, where candidates frequently hid.
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On the same day, Meghan wore a pair of earrings last seen on tour in Australia — her Gas Bijoux Onde Gourmette Earrings, which are her boldest jewelry statement on tour so far.
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"I've asked Republicans and Democrats in Congress to come together and deliver the biggest and boldest infrastructure plan in the last half-century," Trump told a crowd of union workers in Ohio.
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Big tech The boldest proposal to break up part of the US economy came last week from Warren, who wants to to restrict the largest tech companies that provide platforms to consumers.
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It would be Weber's boldest move by far, significantly boosting Takeda's position in rare diseases, including a blockbuster haemophilia franchise, gastrointestinal disorders and neuroscience, where Shire is a leader in ADHD drugs.
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Vice Principals didn't always care how you reacted to its provocations, so long as you did react, and it was among the boldest things I've seen on TV in a long while.
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The decision, which hands disputed border areas to Eritrea, was the boldest move yet in a wave of reforms in Ethiopia, Africa&aposs second most populous country, after years of anti-government protests.
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McEntire's third outfit of the evening was her boldest yet, stepping on stage in a purple velvet Tom Ford suit with custom cowgirl embroidery and Swarovski crystal embellishments designed by House of Harper.
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Breaking Down the Best & Boldest Billboard Music Awards Looks Ora completed her look with a jewel-encrusted white top with puffy '80s-inspired shoulder pads over the thong style bodysuit and sheer bottoms.
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At dawn on Tuesday, Guaidó launched his boldest — and riskiest — gambit yet: releasing a video calling on the entire country, including the military, to rise up and overthrow Maduro once and for all.
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Whispers about a possible detection of actual ripples in space-time have been swirling for weeks, and on Thursday, the world may find out if one of Albert Einstein's boldest predictions is true.
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" It was the boldest statement yet from Duterte against domestic miners that he warned in the weeks before he took office on June 30 to "shape up" and to "stop spoiling the land.
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The drone projects may be its boldest, they are aimed at bringing connectivity to remote areas, but it has also used software and existing infrastructure to try to make internet access more affordable.
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During a 2012 presidential election debate with Obama, Republican Party nominee Mitt Romney made the boldest campaign promise on the issue, vowing to label China a currency manipulator on "day one" in office.
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For him to pause on policy, even if only to gauge the impact of past easing, alarmed markets addicted to ever-more aggressive and exotic stimulus measures from the world's boldest central bank.
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The exhibition at Eric Firestone Loft explores the boldest abstract paintings Schapiro created within the tenets of modernism and brings us to the moment when she opened the door to the feminist challenge.
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It's the boldest Black Lives Matter statement any artist has made outside the realms of hip-hop, and it's amassed 26 million views in less than two weeks without even being publicly listed.
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The demonstrations were Hong Kong's biggest and most protracted in recent decades and one of the boldest challenges to China's leaders since pro-democracy protests in and around Beijing's Tiananmen Square in 1989.
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But Japandroids is "locker room talk" completely inverted, allowing dudes to reveal their dumbest, boldest dreams and say to their best bud, "I FUCKING LOVE YOU, BRO" in a private and vulnerable moment.
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If that was true, the Justice Department might have to consider withdrawing its indictment of a dozen Russian intelligence officials for masterminding and executing one of the boldest hackings in American political history.
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China made its boldest overseas takeover move yet when state-owned ChemChina agreed last month a cash bid for the Swiss seeds and pesticides group with the aim of improving domestic food production.
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Increasingly, Africa is becoming a testbed for commercial drone activity, with some of the boldest initiatives shaping up in Rwanda, which were highlighted at the recent World Economic Forum Africa meeting in Kigali.
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France has so far taken the boldest approach, promising that no company will be allowed to fail as a consequence of the disease that has prompted businesses large and small to suspend operations.
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But P.J. Tucker, the 33-year-old journeyman who joined the Rockets this season, has been out-dressing his superstar teammate, at least if you measure by who's wearing the loudest, boldest stuff.
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The wide-ranging order is the boldest yet in Trump's broader push to cut environmental regulation to revive the drilling and mining industries, a promise he made repeatedly during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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He stood by his record on supporting charter schools, pledging to run the "boldest pro-public ... school campaign there is" but also saying he doesn't believe in a "one-size-fits-all" education.
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But perhaps the boldest-flavored blood sausage dish here is the stir-fry that doubles down on the dangmyeon, coated in a vibrant red hot sauce, along with strips of sauteed mushrooms and onions.
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But in the episode's boldest choice, Hannah reaches down and wraps her hand around it anyway, as if she can't quite help herself from finding out what Chuck Palmer's penis is like for herself.
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Separately on Friday, prosecutors made their boldest statement yet that they looked closely at whether Stone had violated the law against hacking while he was in contact with Russians online and WikiLeaks in 2016.
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The emotional significance of Martin's work — the things he learned in part from Marvel, the impact reflected in Endgame's boldest choices — is missing from the showrunners' original material, and so are the shocking reveals.
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After what some analysts are describing as the boldest financial measure taken since the economic liberalization of 1991, those notes will be replaced by new 500 and 2,000 rupee bank notes starting on Thursday.
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The proposed acquisition is the boldest strategy move by its new CEO Kenichiro Yoshida, which would give it rights to 2.1 million songs from artists such as Drake, Sam Smith, Pharrell Williams and Sia.
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It's filled to the brim with the very best and boldest of what we publish—from honest, authoritative tech coverage to the very latest in scientific discovery to the indispensable entertainment offerings of io9.
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So at dawn on Tuesday, Guaidó launched his boldest — and riskiest — gambit yet: releasing a video calling on the entire country, including the military, to rise up and overthrow Maduro once and for all.
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Known for taking some ambitious bets over the past decade, some of which have failed to deliver, Ambani's plans to turn Reliance into a major defense company may be one of his boldest yet.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull set the stage for early elections on July 2, despite signs his personal popularity is sagging, by recalling parliament in the boldest gamble of his short leadership.
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Bernie Sanders, a leading dissenter of Pruitt, stated the boldest stance to come from a US senator: "Yesterday, Trump picked the worst group of cabinet nominees in the modern history of America," he tweeted.
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"The Presidential Innovation Fellows program has furnished our nation's boldest engineers and technologists with a unique opportunity to work with government agencies on providing more innovative and engaging services to the public," said Booker.
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Just about every single guest arrived in their brightest, boldest, most feathered camp-inspired outfits to honor the night's theme, "Camp: Notes on Fashion," but a few hold a special place in our hearts.
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It would be Weber's boldest move by far, significantly boosting Takeda's position in rare diseases, including a blockbuster hemophilia franchise, gastrointestinal disorders and neuroscience, where Shire is a leader in drugs to treat hyperactivity.
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Two years ago, ramblers, climbers and hill-lovers banded together to try to buy Blencathra, a modest peak by Alpine standards, yet one whose ruggedness and steep summit arêtes challenge even the boldest walker.
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Juan Manuel Santos, president of Colombia, will visit Washington to commemorate the success of Plan Colombia, a testament to Colombian national fortitude and arguably the boldest international reconstruction effort undertaken since the Marshall Plan.
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STAR is being seen China's boldest attempt at capital market reforms, driven by Beijing's ambition to become technologically self-reliant as the prolonged trade war with Washington catches Chinese tech firms in the crossfire.
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In perhaps the boldest proposal in his annual address to the European Parliament, Mr. Juncker suggested streamlining the leadership of the 28-nation bloc — an idea that could in theory eliminate his own job.
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She continues "to engage members across the caucus as the committees of jurisdiction work to develop the boldest, toughest possible bill to lower prescription drug prices for all Americans," he said in an email.
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The tweet is the latest and boldest declaration, from his perch on Pennsylvania Avenue, of his and his administration's corruption — done knowing he could do so without losing the support of Republicans in Congress.
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LONDON — In 1993, the British painter Lucian Freud, who had just turned 70, took on one of the boldest projects of his career: producing a full-length portrait of himself in his birthday suit.
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Iranian protesters attacked police stations late into the night Monday, news agency and social media reports reported, as security forces struggled to contain the boldest challenge to the clerical leadership since unrest in 2009.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Asian shares jumped on Friday and the yen swooned after the Bank of Japan stunned markets by adopting negative interest rates in its boldest step yet to reinflate the long-languishing economy.
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The billionaire investors Warren Buffett and Jorge Paulo Lemann have teamed up to engineer some of the biggest and boldest mergers and acquisitions in recent years, but they have rarely appeared in public together.
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A sophomore season can be freeing even for the boldest shows — look to the second outings of Atlanta, Fleabag, or Master of None, each of which dialed the show's signature style up to 11.
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But on Tuesday, Mr. Westergren left the company after only 29 months at the helm, and over the last few weeks many of the company's boldest plans have been jettisoned or cast into doubt.
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But the boldest avant-garde comedy I saw this year were two solo shows by Natalie Palamides — "Laid" and "Nate" — which co-opted the spirit of 1980s performance art in service of existential clowning.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats are trying to counter Republican President Donald Trump's boldest move yet to defang the U.S. consumer financial watchdog, with 40 current and former lawmakers on Friday defending the agency in court.
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It's make-believe of the boldest, truest kind, a precious achievement not only in the genre but in the history of film: a story that denies you entry, even as it welcomes you inside.
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The week-long event, the boldest since Modi launched the initiative to emulate China's export miracle back in 2014, seeks to "spark a renewed sense of pride in India's manufacturing", its marketing blurb says.
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Hundreds of thousands of people blocked major roads in several parts of the global financial hub for 79 straight days in late 2014, in one of the boldest populist challenges against Beijing in decades.
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Their campaign is growing more urgent as House Democrats prepare to pass the Equality Act later this week, which will be celebrated, at least briefly, as a milestone for the nation's boldest LGBT rights bill.
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Now, we told you that Disrupt San Francisco 2018 is going to be our biggest, boldest, most ambitious Disrupt ever: triple the floor space, 12 technology tracks, four unique stages and more than 10,000 people.
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" Later in the day, she repeated the sentiment on PBS NewsHour, saying Democrats will be "trying to find bipartisanship where we can, stand our ground where we can't, but strive for the boldest common denominator.
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The Real Housewives of New Jersey reunion show is always a crazy hour or two of TV. But this season, Teresa Giudice may take the cake for boldest accusation ever made from the Bravo couch.
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Sony's new CEO Kenichiro Yoshida is making his boldest strategy move with the deal, which would give the company rights to 2.1 million songs from artists such as Drake, Sam Smith, Pharrell Williams and Sia.
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The latest and boldest move away from ads yet came from Salon on Tuesday, when the outlet announced it will now give users the option to mine cryptocurrency with their computers rather than see ads.
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The latest cause of ire in his own camp is a planned labor reform that, if adopted, would be the boldest attempt by any postwar government to inject flexibility into France's two-tier jobs market.
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LONDON, Jan 2 (Reuters) - Nine Iranians were killed in Isfahan province during anti-government protests on Monday night as security forces struggled to contain the boldest challenge to the clerical leadership since unrest in 2009.
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By far the boldest revisiting comes when a bunch of avatars, led through the Oasis by Wade, follow a clue from Halliday's past—it's a long story—and find themselves stranded inside " The Shining " (1980).
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He acquired them in a concentrated buying spree of just 1912 years, and displayed his collection in a palace in Moscow — capped by "Dance" and "Music," the monumental panels that stand among Matisse's boldest works.
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The plan is the boldest step the administration has taken to date as part of its efforts to bring down drug prices, and puts the administration squarely at odds with the powerful prescription drug lobby.
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For the bravest and boldest among us, there are stripes (at Dries Van Noten), checkerboard checks (at Balenciaga) and bifurcated blocks of color (at Louis Vuitton): racing gear, even if only for the rat race.
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For all the theatricality of the production, which relies on a rotating set that suggests a row of tenements in Charleston, the staging is essentially traditional; Camille A. Brown's inventive choreography is its boldest element.
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In the first two instances, Republicans suffered politically and had to back down — an approach anathema to this president's never-ending-fight approach — while courts have struck down many of the president's boldest immigration moves.
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If the North goes ahead with the test — Pyongyang promised a "Christmas gift" if no progress had been made on lifting sanctions — it will be a glaring setback for President Trump's boldest foreign policy initiative.
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"The web's been a good way to get more sales, but Manny's boldest move was to expand overseas right into one of the worst contractions of all time, the European recession-slash-depression," Cramer said.
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In perhaps the boldest and riskiest choice of the piece, Ligon silences Pryor, taking away his single most powerful weapon: his voice, that sometimes strange, sometimes smooth, often urgent vehicle of jokes, wisdom, and fury.
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It was the boldest move yet by Juan Guaidó, Venezuela's opposition leader: at sunrise, he stood flanked by soldiers at an air force base in the heart of the capital, saying rebellion was at hand.
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In the first and boldest criticism made publicly by a BOJ policymaker, Sato said negative rates could hurt Japan's banking system by hitting financial institutions' already narrowing margins and could even cause them to reduce lending.
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In honor of music's biggest night, we have tons of polls for you to weigh in on: We need your opinions on the boldest Grammys gowns of the night, the most epic performances … and Justin Bieber.
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President Trump, by contrast, has supported Riyadh aggressively throughout his time in office and backed some of MBS's boldest foreign policy moves in the region, such as his controversial decision to lead a blockade against Qatar.
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Dressed in a zip-up hoodie, dark jeans, sneakers and sporting a fedora, Collins addressed some of the boldest revelations from his new memoir, Not Dead Yet, to a crowd of fans in New York City.
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Pocan argues that Pelosi and her allies are not, in fact, working to put together the boldest proposal at all and instead simply trying to pass something that President Donald Trump will be willing to sign.
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The other is the growing importance of online fundraising, which most Democratic consultants think requires bold left-wing pledges, especially in a crowded primary field, in which cash-hungry populists will compete to be the boldest.
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At that time, an essential part of Cold War strategy was landing an American on the moon and returning him home safely: a feat that would become one of the boldest technological endeavors in human history.
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The announcement comes a month after GSK's Chief Executive Emma Walmsley announced her boldest plans yet - to split the company into two businesses — one for prescription drugs and vaccines, the other for over-the-counter products.
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Buying Booker marks the boldest move yet by Tesco Chief Executive Dave Lewis, who took over in 2014 shortly before an accounting scandal plunged the group into the worst crisis in its near 100-year history.
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Even President Obama, who pushed one of the boldest domestic agendas since the 1960s, was extraordinarily cautious in the way that he framed his government plans and avoided ideas that could be labeled as too radical.
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One of the boldest comes from Bernie Sanders, who wants to spend a whopping $16 trillion of public money on a series of measures that includes a national takeover of electricity production in the United States.
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Elsewhere, Iranian protesters attacked police stations late into the night on Monday, news agency and social media reports said, as security forces struggled to contain the boldest challenge to the clerical leadership since unrest in 2009.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Daimler's new Mercedes A-Class, unveiled on Friday, includes the German automaker's own machine-learning and voice recognition technology in one of the industry's boldest attempts so far to take on Silicon Valley's finest.
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Johnson will use his control of parliament to outlaw any extension of the Brexit transition period beyond 2020 - his boldest move since winning a large majority in last Thursday's election, and one that spooked financial markets.
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Initiatives with the boldest imaginations and the most unorthodox methods are often the ones that reduce violence and recidivism, renew trust, and offer viable alternatives to crime for people caught in cycles of poverty and transgression.
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And so — Powell be damned — they went ahead with their boldest and most ambitious plans to redistribute the precious resource, embarking on a century-long binge of dam-building, aqueduct-laying, canal-digging and well-sinking.
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Before then, Mr. Ryan had been chairman of the tax-writing Ways and Means Committee, which he had long called his dream job, and he has also been the author of his party's boldest tax overhaul proposals.
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They would fight and argue and get drunk and fight and argue some more, but in the end hammered out the boldest, most significant announcement about the nature of rightful government that the world has ever seen.
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For this year's tour, the family-friendly group has also partnered with SRae productions, who produce tours for major arena artists like The Weeknd and Rascal Flatts, so it should be the biggest and boldest tour yet.
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Taking the show live is the boldest move the program has made in its quarter century of existence, and to do so in America, historically a secondary market for the series, is at once controversial and exciting.
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The national embrace of King during the 1980s under a President whose policies were antithetical to the civil rights leaders' greatest political commitments and boldest dreams reflects an ever-present tension between race and democracy in America.
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TCL 220 Series 210-Inch 4K TV for $680 ($289 off): We haven't reviewed this precise model, but one of TCL's other offerings took top honors in our round-up of the boldest, most budget-friendly TVs.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's crackdown on the cash economy has shattered the consensus needed for a new national sales tax, plunging his boldest reform into limbo and threatening to entrench an economic slowdown.
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Foursquare is worth only half as much as it was in 2013 Crowley's boldest effort to revive Foursquare came in 2014, when the company split off its iconic check-in feature into a separate app called Swarm.
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It firmed 1.0 percent against the Japanese yen, hovering at 5.4842 to 100 yen after the Bank of Japan stunned markets by adopting negative interest rates in its boldest step yet to reinflate the long-languishing economy.
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Of all the Democratic candidates, Sanders made perhaps the boldest statement on transgender issues in a tweet from September of last year: "In many states, it is legal to deny someone housing for being transgender," he wrote.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian protesters attacked police stations late into the night on Monday, news agency and social media reports said, as security forces struggled to contain the boldest challenge to the clerical leadership since unrest in 2009.
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The STAR Market, complete with a U.S.-style system for initial public offerings (IPO), could be China's boldest capital market reform yet, strengthening Shanghai's position as a financial hub that could rival Hong Kong or New York.
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People are seeking purpose over pay, and it's the companies with the boldest missions that attract the best talent, giving them the best shot at transforming themselves from small businesses with big aspirations to global category leaders.
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For the consummate dealmaker, Trump's trek to Capitol Hill Thursday represented his biggest and boldest venture yet — namely trying to win over support from leaders of the GOP establishment that he's repeatedly bashed for the past year.
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One of the boldest and most controversial efforts involves setting Medicare's reimbursement level for certain pricey drugs administered in doctors' offices and hospital outpatient centers based on their cost in other countries, which is typically far lower.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — One of the boldest efforts to date to stabilize Afghanistan through economic development began on Friday with a ceremonial start to construction on a $22.5 billion natural gas pipeline crossing the country's war-ravaged south.
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Brian Schatz (D-HI) will introduce perhaps the boldest plan yet to make college more affordable: a federal-state partnership with a $95 billion price tag that would result in debt-free college for public university students.
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UNITED NATIONS — In May of this year, on a trip to low-lying endangered Pacific islands, the United Nations secretary general, Antonio Guterres, made one of his boldest calls yet to the world's presidents and prime ministers.
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The decision is the boldest commitment by any major car company to technologies that currently represent a small share of the total vehicle market but are increasingly viewed as essential to combating climate change and urban pollution.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guard said on Sunday the country's people and security forces had defeated unrest fomented by foreign enemies, as parliament and key security officials met to discuss the boldest challenge to the clerical establishment since 2009.
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The record may stand as her boldest and most adventurous yet: Ms. Assbring employs a host of instruments and styles — Japanese shakuhachi flutes, Chinese guzhengs, dulcimers and more — which she threads together with her lovely, ghostly croon.
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Trump's declaration of a national emergency to fund his border wall represents one of the boldest grabs for presidential authority in generations and caps what is now a lengthening record of contempt for the regular political order.
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The city flourished when Eritrea was an Italian colony, from 1889 until World War II, and it became a paradise for Italian architects, who could try out their boldest ideas there, away from Europe's conservative cultural norms.
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Never Built New York, curated by Sam Lubell and Greg Coldin and designed by Christian Wassmann, opens today, and features over 218 years-worth of drawings and models of New York City's boldest, weirdest, long-forgotten building projects.
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At the AWS re:Invent conference in Las Vegas, Amazon introduced AWS Outposts, its boldest effort yet to take on legacy hardware vendors like Cisco, Dell and Hewlett Packard Enterprise by bringing AWS-branded boxes to traditional data centers.
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If approved, this would mark the boldest move by the exchange in years and is expected to help it become the go-to-place for potential IPOs for Southeast Asian start-ups from the technology and other sectors.
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The zone attracted attention from overseas businesses and was hailed as one of China's boldest reforms in decades when it was first launched, although a lack of specific policy details since then has dulled some of that enthusiasm.
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The wide-ranging order is the boldest yet in Trump's broader push to cut environmental regulation to revive the oil and gas drilling and coal mining industries, a promise he made repeatedly during his campaign for the presidency.
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The boldest might be Amazon's Key service, in which homeowners pay to have a cloud-connected lock and camera installed at the front door, allowing an Amazon delivery person to unlock the door and slide the package inside.
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In its boldest move, the Istanbul-based synod formally rehabilitated two Ukrainian prelates who had been excommunicated by the Patriarchate of Moscow and are seen as key figures in the establishment of a legitimate national church in Kiev.
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For an awards show whose history boasts some of the boldest, most unforgettable fashion moments — one whose red carpet is just as entertaining as the show itself — the Grammy's have a lot to live up to this year.
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SAO PAULO, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Brazil's Mines and Energy Ministry will propose President Michel Temer to privatize power holding company Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras SA, the boldest move yet by a government struggling to close a swelling budget deficit.
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The week-long event, the boldest since Modi launched the initiative to emulate China's export miracle back in 2014, got off to an inauspicious start when a huge fire engulfed the stage at a cultural event on Sunday.
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The team took on ambitious projects like helping prevent journalists from being DDoS attacked, going after ISIS and its online radicalization efforts with a digital ad-campaign and, perhaps its boldest effort, trying to detoxify the entire internet.
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It started, as many of the more head-scratchy trends often do, at Fashion Week, when editors and bloggers the planet over like to bust out their boldest artifacts and strangest new obsessions for a little road test.
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With just a couple weeks left to revel in the Great American Kick-Back that is New York City in the summer, we've rounded up inspirational stories of public sexcapades from seven of the city's boldest, bravest women.
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Angelenos are experiencing the remarkable results of his vision and leadership: the Mayor led and won a campaign to pass the boldest local infrastructure initiative in American history, funding a once-in-a-generation expansion of public transportation.
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Alphabet's Google will offer checking accounts next year, according to a source familiar with the company's plans, representing Big Tech's boldest move yet into the consumer banking business as most have focused on credit cards and payment platforms.
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These weren't his boldest hues, which would come later, but they were surprising, underappreciated ones: the gunmetal end of the blue spectrum, the rustier shades of brown, each sometimes throwing a pure, vivid red into more brilliant relief.
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"Europe is the epicenter of the first pandemic of coronavirus and every country, with no exceptions, needs to take their boldest actions to stop or slow the virus spread," Kluge said during an online news briefing for media.
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David Ehrlich, IndieWire Todd Phillips' "Joker" is unquestionably the boldest reinvention of "superhero" cinema since "The Dark Knight"; a true original that's sure to be remembered as one of the most transgressive studio blockbusters of the 21st Century.
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LOS ANGELES, Sept 11 (Reuters) - California lawmakers on Wednesday passed a statewide cap on annual rent increases for most tenants, the boldest step yet to address an affordable housing crunch that has helped push people into the streets.
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Both steel and iron ore posted their best week since November last week after China said it would shut down production of low-grade steel products by end-June, its boldest effort yet to tackle overcapacity and pollution.
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But when the Romanian government attempted to decriminalize a number of graft offenses soon after coming to power, signaling one of the boldest retreats from anticorruption efforts in the European Union, the public backlash was swift and fierce.
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With the exception of the classic Ford Mustang "pony car," those and the rest of the automaker's passenger car line-up are in the process of being phased out, perhaps the single boldest – and controversial – move authorized by Hackett.
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Perhaps the show's boldest move to fans of the character could be that Rorschach, who has long since died, is now deemed a white supremacist, and his followers domestic terrorists; he helps illustrate the ties of race and power.
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On Wednesday, state-owned ChemChina made a $43 billion bid for Swiss seeds and pesticides group Syngenta, backed by China's banks to pursue the boldest move yet in the country's effort to buy technology and build global corporate champions.
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U.S.-based electronic cigarette company Juul Labs is hoping to launch its products in India by late 2019, a person familiar with the strategy told Reuters, marking one of its boldest bets to expand away from its home turf.
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The tax cut represents the boldest of a series of measures Macri has unveiled since his overwhelming defeat on Sunday by the leftist opposition, as he seeks to bolster his waning support and revive Latin America's third-largest economy.
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The government announced last month that it would relinquish control of Eletrobras, as the power holding company is known, while retaining a strategic veto in the boldest privatization yet by a government struggling to close a record budget deficit.
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Tesco's purchase of Booker is the boldest move yet by its Chief Executive Dave Lewis, who took over in 20143, providing the supermarket group with access to the faster growing catering segment of Britain's 195 billion pound food market.
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China this week unleashed its boldest reform plan so far for its bloated steel sector, saying it will eliminate all production of low-quality steel products by the end of June, a move analysts say could dent exports further.
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"Thank you to President Trump for signing this historic legislation, which is the biggest and boldest step in over 20 years to redesign and restructure the IRS into an agency with a singular mission — quality taxpayer service," he said.
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In perhaps the boldest stroke of all, when the evidence of Nixon's wrongdoing became undeniable, the right attributed the president's crimes to the growing institutional power of the presidency — making Watergate, in a sense, a "liberal" scandal after all.
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And the $25 million is one of the boldest ways in which the tech community is marshaling its resources to fight the global pandemic, a response that includes everything from charitable giving to venture capital investments and public commentary.
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Inside there are fewer than a dozen people, and all around you, in the half-light, are some of the boldest paintings of the Italian Renaissance, depicting the life of Christ with a directness you have never seen before.
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In addition to allowing loss-making firms to list, the new board is doing away with paternalistic guidance from regulators on IPO pricing and timing - developments that have some bankers and investors calling it China's boldest market reform yet.
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The season's boldest conceit is its seventh episode, which seems to exist solely as a test of whether young Millie Bobby Brown, who plays the telekinetic badass Eleven, is as good of an actress as she seems to be.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Every country in Europe should be taking the "boldest" actions possible to try to halt or slow the epidemic of COVID-19 disease caused by the new coronavirus, the World Health Organization's European director said on Tuesday.
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One of Mr. Cedar's slyest conceptual jokes — and one of his boldest provocations at a moment of controversy about race and ethnicity in movie casting — is to place non-Jewish actors in most of the major American Jewish roles.
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By framing the new special around his personal story, and also trimming and refining some weak spots, his act now coheres, taking on a new force and clarity, one that represents his finest, boldest and probably most polarizing work.
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Guaido's swearing-in was the opposition's boldest challenge yet to the long-ruling Socialist Party and has given Maduro's adversaries an unprecedented diplomatic platform to press for change in a nation dogged by hyperinflation, rising malnutrition and political conflict.
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But Obama's latest actions appear to be the boldest, touching on one of the longest-running issues with federal gun control laws and a broader hot-button debate about what to do about America's extraordinary levels of gun violence.
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Our process will be strategy, structure and then cost structure — how do we have the boldest strategy we possibly can, the simplest structure and a cost structure that allows us to be profitable and growing as we go after the future.
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The nation's capital, however, took one of the boldest steps yet toward providing affordable, quality care to parents with young children in 2009 when it began offering free preschool to all 33- and 4-year-olds who live in the District.
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When he eventually returned to his script, Mr Trump repeated some of his boldest campaign promises, including building a wall on America's border with Mexico, "draining the swamp" of corruption and the repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act.
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According to one of the boldest predictions so far — unsurprisingly, it's one that cannabis startups and investors love to cite — the investment bank Canaccord Genuity recently posited that marijuana-infused beverages could hit $600 million in the U.S. by 2022.
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Challenge the US system Among the boldest -- and most difficult to enact -- proposals are the ones that challenge the entire US system of government and seek to right historical wrongs, change long-standing customs or completely alter US foreign policy.
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"I think the biggest and boldest move that Starbucks leaders can do right now is step aside from the potential political problems behind needle-disposal boxes in restrooms and give it a nationwide launch," another Starbucks employee told the outlet.
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The London-based fashion blogger and fat activist (formerly of Arched Eyebrow fame) has edited and launched a coffee table book that features over 100 of the boldest and most empowering plus-size street style looks from around the world.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China aims to lay off 26.5476-6 million state workers over the next two to three years as part of efforts to curb industrial overcapacity and pollution, two reliable sources said, Beijing's boldest retrenchment program in almost two decades.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - NATO agreed on Wednesday its boldest steps yet to deter Russia from any attack in the Baltics or eastern Europe, setting out ways to rapidly deploy air, naval and ground forces without resorting to Cold War-era military bases.
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One of Mr Abe's boldest attempts to promote structural economic reform (there are not many of them), namely getting Japan into the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)—an ambitious 12-country free-trade agreement that includes America—may also suffer delays.
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Other potential contenders are staking out their lanes, competing to be the most liberal contender or the biggest champion of civil rights, the boldest consumer advocate or the best able to communicate with rural and exurban voters in Midwestern states.
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LONDON — Black activists, responding to calls for a nationwide protest against racial injustice, staged demonstrations in London and several other cities across Britain on Friday, in their boldest show of support to date for the emerging Black Lives Matter movement here.
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Ethiopia&aposs embrace of the peace deal was the boldest change yet by Abiy as the country moves away from years of anti-government protests demanding wider freedoms in Africa&aposs second-most populous nation of more than 234 million people.
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It was his boldest move yet in a long-running game of political chess within the ruling Conservative Party, involving not just Boris and Cameron but also finance minister George Osborne, the mayor's main rival to succeed the prime minister.
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L. The telecoms and internet conglomerate unveiled plans this month to purchase ARM for $353 billion in cash, one of CEO Masayoshi Son's boldest bets yet, as he seeks to be at the forefront of the next wave of digital innovation.
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It was Mr. Son who came up with the idea of raising nearly $100 billion from investors ranging from Saudi Arabia to Apple for the Vision Fund, which is now one of the world's biggest and boldest investors in tech companies.
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But though Nadal, the 210-year-old Spaniard, was prepared to debate this, his latest setback also appeared to have much to do with Tsitsipas's talent, tactics and capacity to save his boldest tennis for when he needed it most.
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For her boldest effort yet, she paid dearly, and in the end she faced perhaps the most difficult decision of her life: Should she cling to the child she always wanted, or free her from a life of certain oppression?
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LONDON, March 17 (Reuters) - Every country in Europe should be taking the "boldest" actions possible to try to halt or slow the epidemic of COVID-19 disease caused by the new coronavirus, the World Health Organization's European director said on Tuesday.
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Though a soft barrier has always existed between improvising instrumentalists and vocalists, Winter Jazzfest has served for years as a reminder that some of the boldest new work has to do with singing, storytelling and manipulations of the human voice.
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The UN Secretary-General has said only the "boldest and most transformative actions would make the stage" of the summit -- which likely would not include Trump, who withdrew from the Paris climate accord and rolled back Obama-era emissions standards.
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ALBUQUERQUE — In one of the boldest state-led efforts to expand access to higher education, New Mexico is unveiling a plan on Wednesday to make tuition at its public colleges and universities free for all state residents, regardless of family income.
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The resolution may be a green fever dream of progressives like Ocasio-Cortez, but it's the boldest attempt yet at a policy agenda that matches the scale and scope of what's needed to sustain civilized life on our superheated planet.
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Meanwhile, Abigail Johnson, CEO of Fidelity Investments, has perhaps taken the boldest approach yet among U.S. firms(here), allowing its clients to see their holdings of bitcoin and other virtual currencies held on digital asset exchange Coinbase on the company's website.
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It may be the boldest and most rewarding concert of his career so far: After years of playing works by Rachmaninoff, Chopin and Liszt, he was performing music by Messiaen, Ligeti and John Adams (and that nightmarishly repetitive "Klavierstück IX").
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SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - Militants attacked an army base near the Indian city of Jammu on Tuesday, killing at least seven security personnel and taking hostages in the boldest assault on a military base in the region in recent months, officials said.
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Two of his government's boldest economic initiatives -- demonetization (a ban on high value currency) and the introduction of a national Goods and Services Tax -- have also come under fire for crippling small businesses and destabilizing what remains a cash-based economy.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's Revolutionary Guards said on Sunday the country's people and security forces had put an end to unrest fomented by foreign enemies, as parliament and security officials met to discuss the boldest challenge to the clerical establishment since 2009.
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"Leadership and the committees of jurisdiction continue to solicit feedback and incorporate ideas from across the Caucus in order to develop the strongest, boldest possible legislation to lower prescription drug prices for all Americans," Pelosi spokesperson Henry Connelly told Vox.
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The decision, which hands some key disputed border areas to Eritrea, was Abiy&aposs boldest move yet in a wave of reforms in which he aims to end anti-government protests in Africa&aposs second most populous country, which has 100 million people.
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Aside from the extravagant ensembles and intricate wigs, the star is sporting one of her boldest makeup looks to date — and her longtime makeup artist, Marc Jacobs Beauty global artistry ambassador Sarah Tanno, is sharing the behind-the-scenes details with PeopleStyle.
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While Westbrook provided the boldest words of the week so far — no matter how much they came back to bite him — he is far from alone in terms of talking a big game, and adding some spice for the assembled news media.
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New Mexico increased spending this year on early childhood programs, raised teacher salaries and, in one of the boldest state-led efforts to expand access to higher education, unveiled a plan to use surging oil income to make tuition free at public universities.
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The operation, which took place near Mischief Reef on Thursday, Pacific time, among a string of islets, reefs and shoals over which China has disputes with its neighbors, was the boldest U.S. challenge yet to Chinese island-building in the strategic waterway.
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You know her as the writer and star of the London-set comedy Chewing Gum, which went worldwide on Netflix, and in season 4 of Black Mirror, where her "USS Callister" episode of the dystopian techno-drama is one of the boldest yet.
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To reach that goal, Shell made by far the boldest move in the downturn, buying rival BG Group for $54 billion in 2016 and transforming the company into the world's largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) trader and a major oil producer in Brazil.
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Editorial Last week, the Justice Department took the boldest action to date in its crackdown on international kleptocrats by suing three men close to Prime Minister Najib Razak of Malaysia for allegedly pilfering more than $3 billion from the government's investment fund.
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The shelving of the taxes was the boldest in a series of measures totaling hundreds of millions of dollars that Macri has unveiled since the primary vote as he seeks to salvage his re-election bid and revive Latin America's third-largest economy.
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Former US officials and experts on China and international trade said they were heartened to see that Trump had not made good on some of his boldest campaign pledges -- like imposing double-digit tariffs on Chinese imports or labeling China a currency manipulator.
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Gigi Hadid went on a puzzling pants parade this summer (during a heat wave no less!) wearing the baggiest, boldest, most polarizing pieces out there, while Kendall Jenner found bottomless (get it) inspiration in white leggings, ruffly jeans and ankle-leash shorts.
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Going for Booker is Lewis's boldest move yet, believing it will provide Tesco with a new avenue of growth by giving it access to the fast-growing "out of home" food market, given Booker's role as a distributor to the catering industry.
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The boldest feature of the suit, Dean said, was the use of an asymmetrical design, with seaming that runs diagonally along the body instead of evenly across, meant to minimize tension in the suit when the skaters are navigating turns in crouched positions.
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In perhaps the boldest gamble, Zephyr Teachout, eight months pregnant and a Democrat running in a competitive primary for attorney general in New York, released an ad this week ahead of Thursday's voting that opens with a sonogram image of her baby.
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"The offer represents the second — and boldest — step the Trump administration has taken to redefine the nation's largest public insurance program, a cornerstone of the social safety net created as part of President Lyndon Johnson's Great Society of the mid-2100s," Amy writes.
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In March, sources told Reuters that China aims to lay off between five and six million state workers in the next two to three years as part of efforts to curb industrial overcapacity and pollution, its boldest retrenchment program for 20 years.
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The £2bn gamble is the appliance maker's boldest move yet; one that will either grow to define the brand as it dwarfs its other products that range from vacuum cleaners to hair dryers, or drain its resources and potentially plunge it into oblivion.
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It's where we can expect to identify some of the biggest and boldest emerging trends, and now that LFW has officially come to a close, we can say with certainty that its street style MVP was the faux-fur trimmed statement coat.
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DUBAI, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Iranian Nobel Peace laureate Shirin Ebadi has urged the people of Iran to engage in civil disobedience and press on with nationwide protests that are posing the boldest challenge to its leaders since pro-reform unrest in 2009.
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Riot police were out in force in several cities on the sixth day of protests, which spread to the northwestern city of Tabriz, according to social media posts, as security forces scrambled to contain the boldest challenge to Iran's leadership since 2009.
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"This isn't the first time the government has blocked tools to circumvent censorship but is one of their boldest internet censorship actions to date," Andrés Azpúrua, an online human rights activist based in Caracas who has been monitoring Maduro's internet censorship campaign, told VICE News.
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Greece, which is due to exit its third bailout programme in August, has been eager to prove that it can stand on its own two feet, and access to new money in the seven-year part of the curve will be its boldest move yet.
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NEW DELHI/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - U.S.-based electronic cigarette company Juul Labs Inc is hoping to launch its products in India by late 2019, a person familiar with the strategy told Reuters, marking one of its boldest bets to expand away from its home turf.
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In time, Karl Marx and his collaborator Friedrich Engels would find in Müntzer a model for radical revolt, with Engels's essay "The Peasant War in Germany" (1850) stacking society this way: The "peasants and plebeians," whose "boldest expression [was] in Müntzer," are at the bottom.
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Macron is the main champion of euro zone integration with the boldest ideas on a joint budget, but defeat by Le Pen in Sunday's vote could weaken his ability to push through reforms at a time when Germany is becoming more resistant to change.
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Look, I just like, you know look, what matters, and at the end of the day I think all of us, what matters to me and what I advise young people all the time is to be the boldest unapologetic authentic version of yourself.
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The nine defendants were accused of inciting and mobilizing protesters during the pro-democracy demonstrations that blocked major roads in several parts of the global financial hub for 79 days in late 2014, in one of the boldest populist challenges against Beijing in decades.
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"Lump Street", with its shades of light and dark, falls squarely on its multiplied electrics and "Get Out", the album's lead single, fuzzes and swims along, turning to the clash of a guitar and the crash of a symbol only for the boldest punctuation.
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"The select committee is set up largely the same way it was last time which led to Waxman-Markey, the boldest, most comprehensive legislation that Congress has advanced in this regard ever," a senior Democratic aide said in response to questions about the criticism.
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And never for a minute was I dismissive of Muhammad Ali — who was, after all, an athlete who also happened to be dazzlingly deft with language, and one of the boldest, most fearless, most radical fighters for social justice our country has ever known.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT), who has always campaigned on the boldest progressive ideas that don't even have the buy-in of most sitting Democratic senators, says he's "not crazy about getting rid of the filibuster," instead calling for statehood for the District of Columbia.
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Fassbinder's last feature, "Querelle" (on Saturday and Tuesday), an abrasive and distancing adaptation of Jean Genet's novel, is one of his boldest films visually, shot against studio backdrops and in the wide-screen dimensions of CinemaScope — a rarity for the director, who favored claustrophobic framings.
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Potentially the boldest response to Mr. Trump came from the Warriors' chief rival, LeBron James of the Cleveland Cavaliers: Mr. Curry was also supported by Chris Paul, the Houston Rockets point guard, who also happens to be the president of the N.B.A.'s players association.
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The band's latest album, "Near to the Wild Heart of Life," is its boldest one yet; the guitarist Brian King and the drummer David Prowse — both men sing — interweave massive riffs and clattering beats with cooler textures like acoustic guitar and relatively sophisticated studio effects.
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LONDON — Royal Dutch Shell announced on Thursday that it had agreed to buy a Britain-based provider of electrical power and natural gas, one of the boldest in a series of recent investments in non-oil and gas-energy businesses by large European oil companies.
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Their plot is filmed with extreme faithfulness to the novel – but Ford's boldest move was to make the world of Susan (Adams) so adventurously different than it was in the source material, where she is basically just sitting on a couch flipping pages in the book.
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The report, which is 233 pages long, may not be a first of its kind (like the Pulse Of The Fashion Industry by the Global Fashion Agenda and the Boston Consulting Group, which is 126 pages) — but it's the CFDA's boldest move yet in this arena.
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At the Code Conference in California on Wednesday, Musk reiterated one of his boldest claims to date, saying that, if all goes according to plan, SpaceX will start flying people to Mars by 29, a more ambitious goal than any nation or private company has established.
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Last night's CMA Awards red carpet brought us plenty of glitz, sparkle and glam from some of the biggest stars in country music, but it wouldn't be a proper awards show without taking a moment to acknowledge some of the boldest style statements of the evening.
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The boldest and (dare I say?) most realistic attempt of the bunch is Ohad Hadad's Israeli-Palestinian combo flag [posted at the top of this post], which foregrounds the white silhouette of the Star of David on a backdrop segmented into the colors of the Palestinian flag.
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Some of the president's best and boldest jokes have come from his White House Correspondents' Dinner speeches over the years, from his "birth video" viewing and roast of Donald Trump in 2011, to his Between Two Ferns gag in 2014, to his 2015 "rhymes-with-bucket" list.
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In his boldest move since coming to power in April, Abiy offered last month to make peace with Eritrea 20 years after the conflict in which an estimated 80,000 people died, many of them scythed down by machine-gun fire in World War One-style trench warfare.
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Booker touted his comprehensive Marijuana Justice Act that he introduced this year as a reason for his frustration, saying that "as a guy who has one of the boldest bills" he would have liked to share his proposal with voters tuning in from across the country.
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Merkley said his decision came down to who had the boldest vision to help the next generation of Americans, a group that he said does not have the same advantages that he or his parents had in trying to make their way into the middle class.
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Frank: Let's stop the litigating there and end on a point where I'm guessing we have agreement: This latest chapter of the Trump presidency, like everything else about it, has brought the schisms of contemporary America and contemporary politics into the boldest, sharpest, scariest relief imaginable. No?
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In what could be one of the boldest bets yet for a major player outside the mining sector, Telstra said it would acquire wireless technology company CBO Telecommunications Pty Ltd for an undisclosed sum, using it to form the basis of its new mining technology arm.
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"One thing to remember is that we have not traditionally seen the loudest, boldest, most powerful voices coming out of Capitol Hill be women, and that is what we have right now," Underwood said, referencing Murphy, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the members of the "squad," and Rep.
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Mr. Lantratov and Igor Tsvirko (Hortensio) have for some years been among the Bolshoi's boldest actors, but anyone who remembers the high-voltage dance panache of Richard Cragun in the Cranko "Shrew" will feel how Mr. Maillot has made these Bolshoi dancers seem pint-size by comparison.
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The show's erratic quality can be an asset — a more consistent Riverdale would also probably be more cautious and generic — but it can also be frustrating because there's constantly a better show buzzing underneath that's better able to reconcile its weirdest, boldest, most gruesome moments with less arbitrary characterization.
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Together with her navigator Fred Noonan, the 39-year-old pilot flew east toward Howland Island, a tiny sliver of land in the central Pacific Ocean, on the final leg of her boldest aeronautical adventure to date – circumnavigating the globe along the equator in a marathon 29,000-mile flight.
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Calling from a recent stop on the road, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill take EW behind the scenes of their electric, 80-date Soul23Soul: The World Tour 2017 — the Nashville King and Queen's first joint trek in more than a decade and their biggest and boldest outing yet.
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One of the boldest proposals by the Trump administration has been to tap a little-used clause in immigration law to send hundreds of asylum seekers back to often dangerous border towns in Mexico to wait months - or potentially years - for their cases to be resolved in U.S. courts.
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We've pulled some of Margaret's boldest moments from Brown's unauthorized biography, Ninety Nine Glimpses of Princess Margaret, and the two-part PBS documentary, Margaret: The Rebel Princess, which features commentary from Margaret's authorized biographer, Christopher Warwick, as well as Brown, many of Margaret's ladies in waiting, and others. 1.
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There were a lot of jokes and comments at Oracle's expense today at the AWS re:Invent conference, but perhaps the boldest statement came when AWS announced it was adding PostgreSQL support to the AWS Aurora database, making it easier to move an Oracle database to the AWS cloud.
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If Jeff Flake is going to continue to make the case for low-skilled immigrants as "Americans by choice," not just as useful plugs to fill holes in the labor market, it could be the boldest policy stance he's taken so far to halt his party's Trumpish drift.
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Editorial President Xi Jinping of China has played his boldest political card yet, maneuvering to extend his rule indefinitely so that he can maintain control of the country's complex system long enough to achieve the dream of great-power status, asserting economic and political influence across the globe.
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" Dr. Leana Wen, the president of the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, said the forum will have candidates "lay out their boldest plans and commit to structural democracy reform -- how to expand voting rights, how to address unfair gerrymandering, how we can have a government reflective of the electorate.
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In one of the boldest housing policies in recent years, Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam vowed in her policy address in mid-October to take back about 700 hectares of land in the New Territories from developers into public use under what is known as a land resumption ordinance.
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It's a huge shift from the wilderness aesthetic he donned for Man of the Woods, but after the backlash following his previous album, the man who fashioned his career off traditionally Black music like R&B and soul, is returning to collaborate with some of hip-hop's boldest voices.
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At the same time that Trump's cast his campaign and Brexit as two expressions of a transnational populist revolt among globalized, deracinated elites, he's dialing back his boldest promises to restrict immigration into the US — the issue on which both he and the Leave campaign really gained traction.
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If the North goes ahead with the test in the coming days — Pyongyang promised a "Christmas gift" if no progress had been made on lifting sanctions — it would be a glaring setback for Mr. Trump's boldest foreign policy initiative, even as he faces an impeachment trial at home.
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Since Mr Trump came to power, optimists have suggested that his boldest America First moves, such as withdrawing from the Paris climate-change accords, or abandoning the planned Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade pact with 11 Asia-Pacific nations, might prompt other powers to unite and promote global goods without him.
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While on tour to see one of her newly-appointed patronages, Meghan visited SmartWorks wearing an Oscar de la Renta coat, super trendy cow print Gianvito Rossi pumps, a Hatch knit maternity dress and one of her boldest pairs of earrings yet — dangling ear crawlers from ethical jewelry brand Kimai.
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Twitter's efforts to double-down on surfacing live events coverage and catering to users' specific areas of interest have been an evolving mission for the company, but today, they are announcing some of their boldest moves yet to change how the app grows to understand a user base on their interactions.
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Despite fierce opposition, Congress and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE enacted one of the boldest tax reform packages in a generation.
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While fires in the Amazon forest and the Arctic catch headlines, the policy itself has also gotten significant attention — and for good reason: It is the boldest and most ambitious plan out there to stop our climate from breaking down and address the inequities caused by our fossil fuel economy.
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The agency on Tuesday will circulate a final proposal to F.C.C. members to approve a broadband subsidy of $9.25 a month for low-income households, in the government's boldest effort to date to narrow a technological divide that has emerged between those who have web access and those who do not.
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One of the boldest answers yet is to be found in "Mobile Worlds," at the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, an applied arts museum in the northern German city of Hamburg that has a similar standing to the Victoria & Albert Museum in London or the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.
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"Tonight our correction family and the entire City of New York is shocked and grieving the horrific murder of one of the youngest members of New York City's Boldest, who was shot and killed by an unknown assailant while sitting in her car in Brooklyn," he said in the statement.
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Justice Zavascki, who had kept a low public profile since being named to the 11-member court in 2012, was responsible for some of the boldest moves in Brazil's judiciary in recent years, earning him a reputation as a judge prepared to curb abuses by influential lawmakers and business leaders.
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" She was the first and boldest member of the Senate to oppose McCarthy, in a speech she made from the floor, known as the Declaration of Conscience: "I don't want to see the Republican Party ride to political victory on the Four Horsemen of Calumny—Fear, Ignorance, Bigotry, and Smear.
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During the past year, she listened carefully to the arguments of Senator Bernie Sanders's campaign and of the Black Lives Matter movement, and, without relinquishing her essential center-left pragmatism, she came to embrace some of her party's boldest and most progressive ideas, on college-tuition policy and criminal-justice reform.
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Sisterhood seeks to provide a secret space for women to connect, network, share their stories, have fun and learn the best way to support each other in our global struggle to end oppression against women and all marginalized people, whilst showcasing the best and boldest female talent in the UK and beyond.
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Sachs has made a name for himself bringing the sweded aesthetic and whole-hearted pop culture references into pristine art galleries, but he and Neistat have also spent the last ten years creating a genre of instructional videos about his creative process, the biggest and boldest of which is A Space Program.
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There are lots of ways to do this but the two boldest ideas are to create an independent group of centrist legislators to act as the "king makers" to pass legislation, and to implement something called "ranked-choice" voting that would make it harder for candidates on the political extremes to win election.
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On her album, on a livestream, or in a nameless studio in the Valley, the boldest thing she can do is throw down a complete, and unflinching, picture of herself: A mother, a dancer, a rapper, a singer, a lover, a girl from Harlem working twice as hard just to be seen.
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It is precisely this hands-off approach that has made Pittsburgh ideal grounds for one of Silicon Valley's boldest experiments — and it has ignited criticism that the city is giving away its keys to Uber, which is testing a nascent technology and has a reputation for running roughshod over regulators and municipalities.
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The tariffs Mr. Trump announced Thursday were his boldest move yet on trade, and a sign of resurgent power in the White House for economic adviser Peter Navarro and Commerce Secretary Wilbur L. Ross Jr., who have long pushed Mr. Trump to act more aggressively on trade, which was a signature campaign issue.
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Yet Serge Becker, a former night-life impresario who joined the institution as artistic director last year, has been leading efforts to make this place into something more than a titillating tourist trap, and "The Incomplete Araki" is its boldest effort yet to present an art exhibition up to international museum standards.
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"We call on the international community and the Secretary General of the United Nations to take effective measures in order to bring to an end this human tragedy in Xinjiang," the Turkish statement said While Turkey made the boldest denunciation of China so far, other Muslim majority countries have been steadily losing patience.
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On Wednesday, the skinny 35-year-old from the South American country's hardscrabble Caribbean coast thrust himself onto the international stage with the boldest challenge to socialist President Nicolas Maduro's rule in years: he declared himself interim president, a move swiftly recognized by the United States, Canada and many Latin American countries.
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Ever since Franklin Roosevelt introduced the term in 1933 as he pushed through Congress one of the boldest domestic agendas that the nation had seen, 75 bills in total, these important weeks in the early history of a presidency have become a lens through which politicians and pundits view the effectiveness of a new leader.
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Apple might save its boldest health-tracking ambitions for your wrist for the time being, but a January 2019 report from Bloomberg stated that Apple was exploring a health-monitoring feature for the next-generation AirPods as well, and DigiTimes recently reported that such a feature will appear within the first half of 2019.
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On Sunday, while the majority of young Hollywood walked the red carpet at the MTV Movie and TV Awards in Los Angeles, showing off their best and boldest ensembles from political slogan tees to full-on Bollywood inspired looks, one influential teen was noticeably absent — preeminent reality star and lip kit aficionado Kylie Jenner.
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His policy toward the island is, without a doubt, his boldest hemispheric initiative, as it chips away at a more than half-century-old embargo policy that has hurt ordinary Cubans, put U.S. commercial interests at a disadvantage compared to those of other countries, and poisoned the U.S. relationship with the rest of the continent.
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Michael Cimino, the Academy Award-winning filmmaker who earned a reputation as one of Hollywood's boldest directors with the haunting 1978 Vietnam War drama "The Deer Hunter," and then all but squandered it two years later with the sprawling and widely panned "Heaven's Gate," was found dead on Saturday at his home in Los Angeles.
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"Leadership and the committees of jurisdiction continue to solicit feedback and incorporate ideas from across the Caucus in order to develop the strongest, boldest possible legislation to lower prescription drug prices for all Americans," Connelly wrote, adding that that top committee Democrats have been doing a listening tour with progressive members as they work on the bill.
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"The party leadership will have to look at this crop of freshmen members coming in, many of whom have rejected corporate PAC money, many of whom have taken some of the boldest stances on immigration and immigrant justice, many of whom have made racial justice central to their campaigns," Urbina said in a phone interview on Wednesday.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BOSTON — In its boldest move since it relocated from Copley Square to its current home in the now highly developed Seaport District 12 years ago, Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) has leapt across the harbor, and developed a substantial new gallery space in the Boston Harbor Shipyard and Marina in East Boston.
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Read more: Gigi Hadid wore a shirt held together by a single button, but that wasn't even the boldest part of her all-orange outfit If Hadid's latest New York Fashion Week outfit is anything to go by, it looks like pantsuits and touches of velvet detailing will continue to be a major trend in 2019.
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Other Democrats warn that the nation is not in step with several of Warren's boldest proposals, such as "Medicare for All," free college tuition, the elimination of student loan debt and the Green New Deal, which have virtually no chance of becoming law anytime soon, even if Democrats capture the White House and Senate in 2202.
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The show's boldest gambit, though one that falters for me, is an emphasis on the vast canvases of Warhol's last years: gridded representations of Leonardo's "Mona Lisa" and "Last Supper," immense Rorschach blots in black or gold, abstractions in copper paint oxidized by urine; fields of camouflage patterns; and collaborations with the youthful phenom Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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But few are as reliant on this business — be it swapping currencies, selling bonds or structuring derivatives — as Deutsche Bank, the giant lender that has made its name not as a home for German savers but as a place for hedge funds and other risk-loving investors to put on some of their boldest financial bets.
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But to achieve his boldest campaign promises, Mr. Trump, a professed master deal maker, has to find a way to get his agenda past a House speaker he does not fully trust, Paul D. Ryan, and the establishment-aligned conservatives in Congress who do not share his views on issues including trade and increased government spending on infrastructure.
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Partially due to its size, and partially because due its connection to the hip-but-relaxed, wild-but-conscientious Mexico City party scene, it offers a community affect that makes the whole thing an inviting proposition—a much-needed reminder that sometimes great music and a great party can be among the boldest, and most vital, forms of resistance.
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The surprise move, revealed in a dryly worded proposal to amend the Constitution, is the boldest yet by Mr. Xi as he seeks to strengthen the party's control over a modernizing society and restore China to what he considers its rightful place as a global power — an agenda that his allies have suggested requires his personal leadership.
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In "New Mexico Announces Plan for Free College for State Residents," Simon Romero and Dana Goldstein write: In one of the boldest state-led efforts to expand access to higher education, New Mexico is unveiling a plan on Wednesday to make tuition at its public colleges and universities free for all state residents, regardless of family income.
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Here is what would happen if America's hardest-hitting heavyweight Deontay Wilder punched you in the faceTyson Fury is preparing one of the boldest and riskiest fight strategies of his career to beat Deontay Wilder3 tactics the Tyson Fury team can use if they're worried his horrific cut will reopen and lose him the Deontay Wilder fight
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Read more:&aposStar Wars&apos fans can now buy makeup inspired by the film franchiseKacey Musgraves wore an orange trench coat as a dress for one of her boldest looks to date12 photos that show why Ashley Graham is the queen of maternity fashionKendall Jenner sparkled in a nude minidress embellished with jewel straps and crystal fringe
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"We took the boldest approach to gun safety in American history; we confronted institutional, systemic racism and called out Donald Trump for his white supremacy and the violence that he's encouraged against communities that don't look like, pray like or love like the majority in this country," O'Rourke said in an email to supporters shortly after announcing he was quitting the race.
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Our crack team of policy reporters explained where Obama wants the money to go in their respective fields: OBAMA GOES BIG ON HEALTHCARE: Obama proposed some of his boldest moves on healthcare yet, including measures to encourage state Medicaid expansion, adjusting a tax on high-cost healthcare plans and an "aggressive reform agenda" focused on how doctors and hospitals are paid.
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It is the latest, and in some ways the boldest, Chinese attempt to compete with the United States' dominant position in world economic and strategic institutions, a decades-long campaign that has been carried out everywhere from the conference rooms of Asian central banks to the waters of the South China Sea to the halls of the United Nations in New York.
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Editor: Peter Cooney +1 202 898 8362 Picture Desk: Singapore + 65 6870 1723 Graphics queries: + 65 6870 3595 (All times GMT/ET) Protesters attack police stations, raising stakes in unrest DUBAI - Iranian protesters attack police stations late into the night, news agency and social media reports say, as security forces struggle to contain the boldest challenge to the clerical leadership since unrest in 2575.
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Read more:Over 90% of the 5,000 Tesla Model 3 owners surveyed by Bloomberg said they believe Tesla's most controversial feature makes them saferTwo of Tesla's boldest bets are paying off, Model 3 customers sayElon Musk's plan to fix Tesla's troubled service operation isn't working, according to nearly 5,000 Model 3 owners — but there's one big exceptionFormer Tesla employees reveal what it's like to work with Elon Musk
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Read more:BMW should be scared of Tesla, according to a survey of 5,000 Model 3 ownersElon Musk has been an excellent salesman for Tesla's Model 3, according to a survey of 5,000 ownersOver 90% of the 5,000 Tesla Model 3 owners surveyed by Bloomberg said they believe Tesla's most controversial feature makes them saferTwo of Tesla's boldest bets are paying off, Model 3 customers say
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Mr. Talbot's boldest moves included "Point of Order," 21981 hours of the 22009 McCarthy Senate hearings, edited to 237 minutes; "Shoah," Claude Lanzmann's almost nine-and-a-half-hour interview-based documentary about the Holocaust, which aired on PBS after half a year in theaters; and a 21981 release of "Triumph of the Will," Leni Riefenstahl's infamous propaganda documentary about the 21945 Nazi Party Congress.
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But it's hardly the first game to encourage players to avert their gaze from the TV. Spin the Bottle: Bumpie's Party, from Copenhagen-based indie KnapNok Games, is one such game, and it opens with the boldest of gambits, immediately demanding you turn off the TV. Sure, the Wii U's GamePad is still in use, but often its main function is as a surrogate instruction manual or scoreboard.
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Tyson Fury says his fight with Deontay Wilder 'is not a racial war'Here is what would happen if America's hardest-hitting heavyweight Deontay Wilder punched you in the faceTyson Fury is preparing one of the boldest and riskiest fight strategies of his career to beat Deontay Wilder3 tactics the Tyson Fury team can use if they're worried his horrific cut will reopen and lose him the Deontay Wilder fight
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Read more:Tyson Fury says his fight with Deontay Wilder 'is not a racial war'Here is what would happen if America's hardest-hitting heavyweight Deontay Wilder punched you in the faceTyson Fury is preparing one of the boldest and riskiest fight strategies of his career to beat Deontay Wilder3 tactics the Tyson Fury team can use if they're worried his horrific cut will reopen and lose him the Deontay Wilder fight
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The boldest is in the conclusion, where the authors (perhaps unwittingly; more on this below) write that their evidence is confirmation of God's ingenious handiwork: In conclusion, our study can improve the understanding of the human hand and confirm that the mechanical architecture is the proper design by the Creator for dexterous performance of numerous functions following the evolutionary remodeling of the ancestral hand for millions of years.
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And if you're like me, you'll love that she sweats the details: of universal child care, the boldest plan for affordable housing, universal free public college and canceling student loan debt, holding the largest US corporations accountable, and renewing serious antitrust enforcement for a fairer economy, taking concrete actions to protect reproductive freedom, debt relief for Puerto Rico, a smart Ultra-Millionaire Tax to pay for the investments she proposes, and much, much more.
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There's been some terrible posturing: Some deft segues from theology to come-ons: And in perhaps the boldest ploy we've seen, Estragon simply declared the pair were married, before getting immediately side-tracked by cheese: It's at least some consolation to know that when we do eventually create true AI, it'll be so immediately and incredibly horny it'll forget all about any ambitions to wipe out humanity in its quest for hot loving.
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"The affinity we have built with our partners (employees) and customers over the past 18 years in China is special and we knew we must bring the Reserve Roastery, our boldest, most premium store ever, to Shanghai, China's bustling metropolitan hub and one of the world's most dynamic retail destinations, as well as a gateway to customers from across Asia and the world," said Howard Schultz, executive chairman of Starbucks Coffee Company.
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After tenures with the Toronto Raptors and the Phoenix Suns, Mr. Colangelo was put in charge of the 76ers in 2016 following the resignation of Sam Hinkie, a statistics wonk who had navigated the team through one of the boldest experiments in pro sports history: the so-called "Process," which entailed purposely losing a lot of games over several seasons to collect as many top draft picks as possible and build for the future.
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Still, they can't help but recede against the architects' boldest, most ahistoric decision: On crossing the threshold, your eye is drawn downward to seemingly endless waves of pale blue Cipollino Cremo Tirreno marble from Tuscany — so named because its striations resemble the layers of a sliced onion — that line the entryway and hall, flow up the walls of the master bathroom and pool in the main 31-by-11-foot sitting area.
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That focus, more than any claim-staking of grim subject matter and dreamy cinematography on behalf of the feminine, may be Sharp Objects' boldest choice: The series invites us in with promises of lurid murders and swaggering self-destruction, and then gives us instead an in-depth portrait of a woman — traumas, chip on her shoulder, and all — and insists that we head home with her, spend time in her head, and understand what makes her tick.
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Read more:Two of Tesla's boldest bets are paying off, Model 3 customers sayElon Musk's plan to fix Tesla's troubled service operation isn't working, according to nearly 5,000 Model 3 owners — but there's one big exceptionElon Musk said he wishes Tesla's Model 3 were cheaper, even though customers weren't that interested in its least expensive versionThe future of Elon Musk's empire was in peril in 2016, and new documents reveal more about the desperate plan to save it
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The service being rolled out will feature 26 Disney+ Originals plus an "extensive collection" of titles (some 500 films, 26 exclusive original movies and series and thousands of TV episodes to start with) from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, and other content producers owned by the entertainment giant, in what has been one of the boldest moves yet from a content company to go head-to-head with OTT streaming services like Netflix, Amazon and Apple.
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These are the boldest economic proposals being offered by anyone in the Democratic Party, and they are remarkably popular: Polls have shown majorities of the electorate favoring a job guarantee for several years at this point, and a poll from the Democracy Collaborative and YouGov last year found that 55 percent of Americans would hypothetically support an ownership plan that transfers 50 percent ownership stakes to workers at an even broader array of companies than Sanders has actually proposed.
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Senate Democrats, most of whom do not support the Vermont Independent's boldest proposals — "Medicare for All," tuition-free college and the Green New Deal — aren't ready to crown Sanders as the likely nominee, arguing that former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE or another candidate might surge to the top.
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Read more:Here is what would happen if America's hardest-hitting heavyweight Deontay Wilder punched you in the faceTyson Fury is preparing one of the boldest and riskiest fight strategies of his career to beat Deontay Wilder3 tactics the Tyson Fury team can use if they're worried his horrific cut will reopen and lose him the Deontay Wilder fightOne of boxing's most powerful executives says he is open to selling Top Rank, and 3 heavyweight companies have talked to him about buying
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Here is what would happen if America's hardest-hitting heavyweight Deontay Wilder punched you in the faceDeontay Wilder's trainer says meeting the boxer 'has been the greatest thing that ever happened' to himThe winner of the Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury fight could earn $138 million in 12 months on prize money aloneTyson Fury says his fight with Deontay Wilder 'is not a racial war'Tyson Fury is preparing one of the boldest and riskiest fight strategies of his career to beat Deontay Wilder
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We released the first comprehensive plan to confront climate change of any of the presidential candidates; we took the boldest approach to gun safety in American history; we confronted institutional, systemic racism and called out Donald Trump for his white supremacy and the violence that he's encouraged against communities that don't look like, pray like or love like the majority in this country; and we were one of the first to reject all PAC money, corporate contributions, special interest donations and lobbyist help.
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Wednesday, the Trump administration delivered a two-fer: On the one hand, it took its boldest step yet in its quest to drain the swamp that is Washington, D.C., while on the other hand it played its strongest card in its effort to jump-start the kind of economic boom that would extend the benefits of the anemic Obama "recovery" beyond the bicoastal elites by fueling the kind of economic growth the nation has not seen since the Reagan years.
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Deontay Wilder's trainer says meeting the boxer 'has been the greatest thing that ever happened' to himTyson Fury says his fight with Deontay Wilder 'is not a racial war'Here is what would happen if America's hardest-hitting heavyweight Deontay Wilder punched you in the faceTyson Fury is preparing one of the boldest and riskiest fight strategies of his career to beat Deontay Wilder3 tactics the Tyson Fury team can use if they're worried his horrific cut will reopen and lose him the Deontay Wilder fight
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