Kurz has bona fide baseball scouts and bona fide experts of the Jewish diaspora, baseball division.
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It allows for exemptions "based on bona fide considerations of public policy," but this case — with its strong odor of religious intrusion into a secular space — does not seem bona fide at all.
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In Silicon Valley, chatbot is now a bona fide buzzword.
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One of those "bona fide" reasons is suspicion of terrorism.
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A bona fide Christmas miracle if there ever was one.
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But none have emerged (yet) as bona fide spoken languages.
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And this is coming from a bona fide service animal.
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Far in the distance are traces of bona fide bliss.
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Even grocery stores are snatching up bona fide pastry chefs.
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This, in effect, is a real, bona fide espresso machine.
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Last Sunday was the club's last bona fide jazz set.
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Kim, in short, is a bona fide, ideologically inflexible dictator.
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The Patriots have ascended to bona fide New England institution.
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A year later, Ms. Francis was a bona fide member.
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I am and have always been a bona fide tomboy.
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"Listen up: Casio's new Rapman does just about everything a bona fide rap group does," The New York Times' Dulcie Leimbach wrote back in 1992, clearly having never heard a bona fide rap group.
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Even a bona fide badass like Serena Williams hasn't done everything.
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We'll talk about him as a bona fide top-10 player.
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After a seed round, a startup becomes a bona fide company.
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The 24s saw the emergence of a bona fide heroin epidemic.
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And the bona fide beauty expert is sharing her expertise below.
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Now, he's looking more and more like a bona fide villain.
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What does it mean to be a bona fide movie star?
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The 2015 reboot was a bona fide critical and commercial flop.
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That girl was a bona fide idiot and a Freudian nightmare.
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These days, Justin Bieber is skyrocketing toward bona fide babe status.
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Before you know it, you'll be a bona fide kitchen witch.
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In short, we are living through a bona fide constitutional crisis.
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But who's going to figure out what's a "bona fide relationship"?
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The President might make bona fide news tonight in the speech.
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He says the funds were used to stage bona fide productions.
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Now, under the moniker kenzie, she's a bona fide pop act.
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They mean that her books are now bona fide literary events.
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Grandparents aren't "bona fide" relatives under latest travel ban Grandparents aren't "bona fide" relatives under latest travel ban The Trump administration has decided how to define the word "relationship" after the Supreme Court ruled that the president's travel ban can apply to everyone except people who can prove "a bona fide relationship" with a person or entity in the United States.
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People Unlimited's members are the bona fide foot soldiers of the movement.
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You can stop reading now, because you're already a bona fide pro.
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In fact, they provided a long list of bona-fide sex differences.
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Sports complexes are investments for bona fide entertainment and retail districts now.
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Nail art is more than a trend — it's a bona-fide movement.
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Only one of them, Cha, is a bona fide North Korea expert.
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Miranda Lambert went from reality TV contestant to bona fide country star.
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Conservatives have been running a bona-fide 21625,2900-county strategy for years.
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Many will see the border situation as a bona fide national emergency.
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Given his short life, van Dyck was luckily a bona fide prodigy.
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But for Simone, a bona fide YouTuber, it's part of her job.
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It's a bona fide twist that may make you feel robbed yourself.
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It is a bona fide masterpiece that succeeds on its own merits.
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He has devoted his life since then to bona fide social causes.
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Whether we want to admit it, revenge is a bona fide motivator.
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But he looked like a bona fide statesman Wednesday next to Zuckerberg.
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Her board seat on Snapchat makes for a neat digital bona fide.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Hemp is now a bona fide American crop.
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Then the Mets lost seven of 193, their first bona fide slump.
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Canada is a net oil exporter, a bona fide oil-independent nation.
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The fact that Pelosi looks like a bona fide G certainly doesn't hurt.
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She's a bona fide supermodel who now dabbles in the faux fringe variety.
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In addition to a bona fide sitcom legend, Marshall was a prolific director.
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Sager asked Antetokounmpo when he felt he'd become a bona fide NBA prospect.
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Only a true, bona fide movie star like Joan could pull that off.
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Terrified, my first effort to conquer said whiteboard was a bona fide debacle.
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I should have had a bona fide six-pack a long time ago.
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It's a bona fide military asset, albeit one that's still in testing phase.
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And who decides what a "credible" claim of a "bona fide" relationship is?
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Over the last year, contempt for LinkedIn became a bona fide cultural phenomenon.
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This year, he's a bona fide movie star, complete with an Oscar nod.
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But his journey from rookie to bona fide professional was anything but easy.
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Rights Act, except in cases in which sex was a bona fide occupational
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But NAFTA and our other trade treaties have no bona fide residence article.
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That means the movie is a bona fide hit by some important measures.
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Why does it matter, beyond its status as a bona fide cultural moment?
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What is it like to be a bona fide star in the Alps?
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Eberle potentially gives the Islanders a bona fide force on Tavares's right wing.
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Some people, alas, will indeed regard this as seeking a "bona fide relationship."
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The company preempted lenders with a lawsuit asserting the transfer was bona fide.
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Simpson and Markle's relationships with British royalty turned them into bona fide celebrities.
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Shortly thereafter, "Moonlight," the bona fide Academy Award best picture winner, flickered onscreen.
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Compared with us tourists, the bona fide beach naturists were easy to spot.
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The Trump administration argues that refugee-resettlement organizations aren't a "bona fide" relationship.
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Like the Wii a decade ago, the Nintendo Switch is a bona fide hit.
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Jessica Lange is one trophy single away from achieving bona fide Hollywood-legend status.
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It's bona fide American comfort food that just happens to be dusted with Cheetos.
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"For the most part, you'll need a bona fide reason for organizing this entity."
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On its face, the order asserts a legitimate and bona fide national-security justification.
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Instead, he'll be taking on a bona fide, top-10 featherweight in Ricardo Lamas.
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What's less clear -- at least to me -- is what a "bona fide relationship" means.
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But then we found out that they'd limit voting to "bona fide NHL players".
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She is a bona fide icon and she's not afraid to act like one.
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Kingsford brand charcoal, owned by Clorox, enjoys something close to a bona fide monopoly.
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Three weeks in, my answer, to myself, at least, is a bona fide yes.
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A bona-fide London institution, Voodoo Ray's has branches in Dalston, Shoreditch and Peckham.
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Tie-dye has shed its granola rep to become a bona fide fashion staple.
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Even bona fide participants can't settle on how many people attended: 7, 15, 0.43?
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You really think this could be a bona fide relationship — not even a situationship!
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Once derided as merely practical, puffer coats are now a bona fide "it" item.
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Q: How antsy is Dallas is to bring in a bona fide third star?
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Tohono O'odham leaders acknowledged that they were straddling a bona fide national security concern.
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Hotels always need proper dining ... it's the bona fide programming of big real estate.
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All of these factors have made "Baby Shark Dance" a bona fide YouTube hit.
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It features bona fide movie star Julia Roberts in her first lead TV role.
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The Daily, which the Times started in 2017, became a bona fide podcasting hit.
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"No one has come through with a bona fide offer," Dolan said in the interview.
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You'll be a bona fide guru in no time after zipping through VTC's related lectures.
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One is for people solely engaged in "bona-fide religious, scholastic, academic or scientific pursuits".
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These assurances do not amount to bona fide relationships with an American entity, he wrote.
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Was it hard to translate your personal brand of humor into a bona fide book?
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A simulated rainbow engulfs Kesha and her dancers, before a bona fide glitter storm erupts.
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Sleep is now a luxury pastime, and one that's evolved into a bona fide economy.
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Critics are already calling ABC's "The Good Doctor," with Nicholas Gonzalez, a bona fide hit.
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But the reality is that bona fide refugees are regularly sent back to their persecutors.
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And member states ought to agree to accept substantial numbers of bona fide asylum claimants.
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Those spreadsheets are made by a colleague, whom Ms Mitchell calls a "bona fide genius".
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The show's early contestants were bona-fide strivers, with business backgrounds, not show-biz wannabes.
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What you may not know is that boating is also a bona fide economic driver.
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Ironically, if true, Trump finally came up with a bona fide reason to fire Comey.
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Wanna buy an insane custom FLAME-THROWING LAMBORGHINI owned by a bona fide MLB superstar?
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Since 2000, the second pick has resulted in only two bona fide All-Star players.
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He also doesn't consider the possibility that diversity can be a bona fide organizational need.
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The justices also exempted people with bona fide ties to U.S. companies, schools or organizations.
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Numerous bona fide tech companies are developing or have already released products in that space.
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Still, he seemed to be bona fide and his advisers clearly worked for serious organizations.
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"Any injunction at all should go to bona fide clients of these organizations," he said.
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The lines between jest and truth, assumed postures and bona fide feelings are hazy here.
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As a bona fide legal scholar, don't expect Cruz to politicize the department so quickly.
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One online outlet is already describing one of those books as a bona fide hit.
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The part of the ban that defines a "bona fide relationship" that would allow people from six banned countries into the US. Under the current parameters, sons- and daughters-in-law and the betrothed are "bona fide," but grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins aren't. 5.
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Bisharat, the startup's chief executive officer, is a commanding presence and a bona fide marketing savant.
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The aftershave of choice for bona fide hard men and kickboxers is Namman Muay boxing liniment.
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"A lot depends on the nature of the interpretation of the bona fide relationship," Fisher said.
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Bona fide Starbucks fans are sure to notice that these limited edition fall cups look familiar.
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The team goes through offensive droughts, even with a bona fide A-list player like Walker.
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Some hopefuls are causing intraparty tumult, challenging incumbents who have bona fide liberal, racial justice credentials.
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In 2015, MØ, whose real name is Karen Marie Ørsted, became a bona fide pop star.
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The lawyers "have bona fide relationships with these individuals — they are suing the president," Cox said.
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" Also, "Being gorgeous was just a BFOQ (bona fide occupational qualification) for working the front office.
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Since the launch of Kylie Cosmetics, the 19-year-old has been a bona fide star.
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But now, he's standing at the nexus of a bona fide movement in the tattoo industry.
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In that sense, this speech was a eulogy to his son, a bona fide American hero.
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"You don't tell a bona fide rock climber something's impossible to climb," he told Time magazine.
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"The best time to broadly buy value stocks is after a bona fide recession," he says.
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Cape size: XXS He might be only 4 years old, but he's a bona fide superhero.
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At what point can your horrifically paralyzing need for sugar be considered a bona fide addiction?
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Sheer panels, pretty Swiss dots, lace edging, and sweet scalloping are now bona fide swimwear trends.
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Hence, under international public law at least, requiring refugees to prove bona fide ties is unlawful.
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Yet even she, a bona fide e-girl, says it's difficult to actually define the terms.
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"There is a bona fide business reason firms want to shut that door," Mr. Hamburger said.
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Everyone was high-fiving and hugging Salita, who believes Shields could become a bona fide star.
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Rainbow bagels, adorable 3-D latte art and raindrop cake do not bona fide trends make.
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THEN: Rihanna released her fifth album, "Louder," in 2010 and was a bona fide pop star.
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"" One of the chief questions hanging over the policy is what constitutes a "bona fide" relationship.
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"If you had a bona fide amount of settlers, you could apply to Congress," says Earle.
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Imagining Marvel, now a bona fide entertainment juggernaut, as an underdog is difficult, if not hilarious.
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The issue now at stake in the courts is what, exactly, a "bona fide relationship" is.
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Not an independent film, not a foreign film, but a bona fide big budget Hollywood comedy.
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Tuesday's announcement confirmed China's intention to move beyond pilot projects to a bona fide national system.
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After all, OITNB actress is a bona fide designer, so, she's got an innate eye for style.
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Secondly, it's more of a flea market than a bona fide retail hub housing name-brand shit.
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First, she seems to have befriended prominent photographers to bolster her profile as a bona fide shutterbug.
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You can buy bona fide Indian cow's urine on Amazon, and it's cheaper than downloading Beyonce's Lemonade.
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But it's not just bona fide race warriors who encourage this dynamic, or find comfort in it.
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The AirPods have also taken their place in culture as a status symbol and bona fide meme.
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A. Well, I think it was important to her that I was a bona fide older lesbian.
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As the undeniable It Girls of the moment, Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid are bona fide trendsetters.
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Posts could require a user's Social Security Number to ensure that content came from bona fide humans.
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One had a bona fide star, depth to back him up and a clear sense of direction.
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The February release was a bona fide sensation, giving Marvel its biggest standalone superhero movie to date.
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But it's been spun out as a bona fide startup, with Audi taking an undisclosed minority stake.
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And now the bona fide beauty mogul has set her sights on conquering a new sphere: wellness.
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Luckily, there's a whole corner of Twitter ruled by budding astrology scholars and bona fide astrologers alike.
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Should it work, it would become the first bona fide anti-aging intervention available on the market.
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But the porn industry doesn't necessarily pick and choose professions to turn into a bona fide fetish.
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With the Homer Pepe's sale, the "trading card" seems part collectible and part bona-fide artistic good.
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The Jets were 8-6, and both teams needed a win to preserve bona fide playoff hopes.
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Tonks shows up at Privet Drive, and she's a klutz but she's also a bona fide badass.
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" A guru, Butler once explained, is supposed to be "a bona-fide representative of the Supreme Lord.
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Trump did recently make the acquaintance — from a distance — of a dog with a bona fide job.
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For years, bona-fide asylum seekers have been released through parole or use of alternatives to detention.
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But this bodysuit is a bona fide steal as far as step-and-repeat getups are concerned.
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And though it didn't get much in the way of media attention, it's a bona fide achievement.
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In fact, there's a whole world of situations where that thinking could apply: bona fide academic research.
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A potential strategic breakthrough had become a bona fide defeat that would prolong an already brutal war.
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And when she really makes it big — becoming a bona fide billionaire — she signs the Giving Pledge.
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This kid could bona fide be the best player in baseball when all is said and done.
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Mendoza was just one case in a bona fide trend of vegan influencers giving up the faith.
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In today's show, we discuss what constitutes a a "bona fide" relationship under the new travel ban.
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But the 21st century was when Bryant transformed from a budding star to a bona fide legend.
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A year ago, Mills traded the team's only bona fide star, Kristaps Porzingis, to the Dallas Mavericks.
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But Bowman wanted measurable evidence of the genuine article: bona fide, human-style reading comprehension in English.
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Their success raised the status of illustration as well, from deadline grunt work to bona fide art.
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"Watchmen" has become a bona fide pop cultural phenomenon that fans and critics are equally impressed with.
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At the very least, I'd love for some governments to conduct real, bona fide experiments on lithium.
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Of course, Game of Thrones had transformed into a bona fide hit by the end of Season 1.
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Rather, it means that the nature of that religious ideology is heterodox and profane, rather than bona fide.
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A Google spokesperson told me that they do treat The Daily Express, at least, as bona fide news.
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It isn't just Sarah Jessica Parker's character on Sex and the City who's a bona fide style icon.
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Having a FLOTUS credit or two is a new, and different, sort of bona fide for the designer.
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With the nation wondering who she was, her name became a bona fide meme all over social media.
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Abigail Beutler is the first child with Potter syndrome known to have survived – a bona fide miracle baby.
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Familiar territory, again, for a director and actor who, six years after Taxi Driver, were bona fide stars.
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Tegan & Sara have always been DIY, and remain so in ethos despite being a bona fide crossover act.
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When consumers spend money at participating retailers, they receive bona fide shares in the companies they shop at.
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Hours later, another judge in Maryland blocked the ban for travellers with a "bona fide" connection to America.
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Too bad nothing seems to be stopping America's burgeoning medical minds from getting their bona fide Bacchus on.
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Users still have to trust Facebook's implementation but regulators might demand actual proof of bona fide messaging privacy.
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With the hiring of Stuber, those two films will soon be housed in a bona fide film division.
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The Frakta has become a bona fide pop culture phenomenon, with seemingly everyone making their own copycat versions.
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Despicable Me 3 is a bona fide hit, continuing to rake in money since its June 30 release.
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His fifteenth novel, Zero K, drops next Tuesday and he appears to be on a bona fide junket.
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James Blunt is a bona fide Twitter superstar, and those skills at sass have definite real-world applications.
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But exactly how does the SDK let developers convert a casual game into a bona fide learning app?
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Paris Jackson may be a bona fide cover girl, but that doesn't mean she's 100% into those covers.
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Oh, and because Bloomberg is what Trump only pretends to be: a bona fide billionaire and proven entrepreneur.
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A bona fide hedge exemption allows traders to exceed position limits set by the CFTC under certain circumstances.
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Shortly thereafter, British Vogue declared "clown trousers" a bona fide trend, as championed by Olivier Rousteing at Balmain.
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Feeling For Long before street style photography became a bona fide pop-culture phenomenon, there was Malick Sidibé.
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Alongside blockchain and AI, "technology-enabled" CPG startups are now a bona fide trend for Silicon Valley VCs.
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At least, that's how Brother Vellies designer Aurora James (a bona fide pro at world travel) nailed it.
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I can't say whether this was a bona fide rock n' roll crowd or just yobs being yobs.
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The bulk of the additional unreported disbursements appear to have been for bona fide political or campaign expenditures.
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This historical solidarity stands in stark contrast with today's perilously inadequate response to a bona fide national emergency.
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The neighbors have no idea that living in the peach-colored walk-up is a bona fide starchitect.
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Eventually, the Finkelsteins moved to Brooklyn, and by 1968 their son was a bona fide Pop Art sensation.
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Bona fide Hollywood celebrities like Jennifer Garner and Josh Gad are even joining in the virtual read-alouds.
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They range from their 20s to their 60s, yet I never doubted that they were bona fide adolescents.
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Yes. The definition of a "bona fide relationship" is not clear yet, according to opponents of the ban.
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This is a bona fide circus, and she's determined not to be a sideshow act, but the ringleader.
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The problem is that the bill's definition of a "bona fide inventory repurchase program" allows for serious mischief.
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There was, of course, Andrew Yang—at just 45 years old a bona fide Silicon Valley success story.
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But Kansas City is still a bona fide Super Bowl candidate, and so are the Los Angeles Rams.
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They have a bona fide M.V.P. talent in Jokic, and every top-tier contender needs one of those.
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But even then, he still would not allow himself to consider pursuing filmmaking as a bona fide career.
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Beyond policy issues, Donald Trump has also demeaned bona fide war hero John McCainJohn Sidney McCainFighter pilot vs.
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I began to buy the one bona fide art magazine that came to the newsstand in my town.
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But it's a bona fide critical success, earning raves from the New York Times and the A.V. Club.
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" The directive gave several examples of what might constitute a bona fide relationship with a U.S. entity, and said broad categories would be exempt from the travel ban, such as people eligible for student visas, "as their bona fide relationship to a person or entity is inherent in the visa classification.
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How on earth can you have a bona fide trade negotiation – or any negotiation at all – under those circumstances?
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" He also touts that he is "the only bona-fide American Presidential Candidate to actually donate a living organ.
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Ionic was a bit of a mess, to be sure, but the Versa has proven a bona fide hit.
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After a meme-generating turn on Love & Hip Hop, she parlayed her fame into a bona fide music career.
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The side-argument since — which was before the Ninth Circuit — was over what constitutes such a bona fide relationship.
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Berghain's lawyers argued that the club was a bona fide purveyor of high culture, and the taxman was persuaded.
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That's why we mapped out five styling moves that will turn your weekend heroes into bona-fide work threads.
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One of your classmates is a bona fide movie star, another is rumored to be a real-life princess.
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Closer examination confirmed them as being bona fide fairy circles, the first to ever be discovered outside of Namibia.
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The government in mid-January limited the right to work only to those Japan regards as bona fide refugees.
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And, even with some bona fide Russian Facebook propaganda in front of us, there is no clear answer, yet.
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They're all talented musicians who have successfully evolved from child star or boy-bander to bona fide sex symbols.
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Obama, however, at least had a bona fide immigrant father and really did spend time abroad as a child.
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With tiny cooking a bona fide internet phenomenon, this new commercial from Singapore Airlines is right on the money.
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Refugees with a "bona fide" relationship to the United States were exempted from the ban, the Supreme Court held.
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"The Beierwaltes are bona fide purchasers with clean hands," William Pearlstein, a lawyer for the couple, told the Times.
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And Virginia Democrats, in particular, have a unique opportunity to make the state a bona fide laboratory for democracy.
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Trump's inability to turn the other cheek turned this into a bona fide political crisis, CNN's Stephen Collinson said.
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Now she is a young, feline schemer played by a bona fide television star, Game of Thrones' Natalie Dormer.
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AstraZeneca also falsely recorded the improper payments in China and Russia as bona fide business expenses, the SEC said.
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In the decades since, she's kept working, and developed a reputation as a bona fide, if underappreciated, art insider.
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In the end, contingency plans may be devised more as salves for frayed nerves than bona fide operational blueprints.
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Halpern-Felsher said the Juul curriculum was "completely missing the most important pieces" of a bona fide prevention effort.
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In 2015, the mayor made only one bona fide Central Park visit: for CityFest, a Gospel-themed music festival.
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He's a bona fide movie star, a founding member of "The Pussy Posse," and (finally) an Oscar-winning actor.
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Inconsiderate stains capable of ruining what is meant to be an enjoyable experience by being bona fide toss pots.
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Despite it being the bona fide gateway treatment to a "younger-looking you," Botox's reputation still surprisingly precedes it.
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With the win, Jotko moves to a fantastic, 19-1 and establishes himself as a bona fide middleweight contender.
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Mr. Bell, a longtime executive producer of "Today," is not only a producer but a bona fide network executive.
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"Die Hard," which was released 30 years ago this month, made Bruce Willis, above, a bona fide action hero.
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Propaganda became easier with the printing press; influence became a bona fide business with the rise of behavioral marketing.
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The justices want to apply a "bona fide relationship" test to determine which travelers are permitted to travel here.
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Now a bona fide star attraction, she was a headliner at the Citi Open in Washington in late July.
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To take that, an individual must reside overseas and pass either the physical presence or bona fide residence tests.
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"Squadron is a bona fide explorer and miner employing a well-qualified and experienced full-time geologist," she said.
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These efforts, which the formal assurance embodies, evince a bona fide relationship between a resettlement agency and a refugee.
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Without actual bona fide leaks in the course of this after the whistleblower, it would not have gotten out.
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Although the law passed anyway, she has been able to harness the rage into a bona fide lobbying effort.
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Instead, we must focus on identifying and resettling bona fide refugees and prioritize regional and global security and development.
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The court allowed the ban to go ahead but exempted people with "bona fide relationships" in the United States.
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They made him one of the decade's first bona fide art stars, while either enchanting or infuriating the critics.
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Advocacy groups are still upset by the administration's narrow definition of "bona fide" family relationships (which still excludes grandparents).
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By the early 2000s, Mel Gibson was a bona fide movie star/auteur at the top of his game.
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That said, New Orleans appears to have a relatively low ceiling, particularly for a team with a bona fide superstar.
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The NHL, wanting its annual showcase populated by bona fide stars, asked Scott to bow out (as did the Coyotes).
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Their talent combined with their easy chemistry — he goofs off; she rolls her eyes — has made them bona fide stars.
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It exempted travelers and refugees who have a "bona fide relationship" with a person or entity in the United States.
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Now, he's a bona fide social media star, with 186,000 followers and counting after a mere week on the platform.
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James Harden is one of the NBA's most eccentric characters, but he's also a bona fide killer on the court.
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The company's lawyer argues that sex is definitely a "bona fide" qualification here, since safety and security are at issue.
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Unsurprisingly given that momentum, it scored Lucci a bona fide charting hit, "Key to the Streets," featuring Migos and Trouble.
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These laws also allow employers to refuse the request if they provide a bona fide business reason for doing so.
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Some puffers, like the porcupine fish, become a bona fide spike ball, moving through the water seemingly out of control.
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How bona-fide scholarship differs from political activity is unclear in the statute and barely considered in the case law.
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In fact, with hits like Neighbors and The Lucky One under his belt, he's become a bona fide movie star.
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There have been tantalizing hints now and then, but none met the threshold required to claim a bona fide discovery.
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With cameras in our pockets and Instagrammable moments at every turn, it's easy to liken ourselves to bona fide photographers.
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It is a bona fide immigrant and the notion of immigration is a hot topic nowadays all over the world!
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Instead, Laurie became the final girl, and Curtis — the daughter of Psycho's own Janet Leigh — a bona fide scream queen.
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The movie has been a bona fide phenomenon in the anti-vax world, and a sequel is in the works.
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So if the music itself is straddling the divide, what are Stormzy's chances of being a bona fide pop star?
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BoJack Horseman: The Game: If Netflix's interactive advertising spend needs a protagonist, why not choose a bona fide (erstwhile) star?
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The Sacramento Kings have a bona fide star in DeMarcus Cousins but remain mired in a 10-season playoff drought.
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Officials in La Roche-Derrien went to great lengths to convince the world they had recruited a bona fide druid.
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It's pre-loaded with 20 games, a list that includes a mix of bona fide favorites and surprising deep cuts.
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In other words: An incumbent being dirty isn't an unfamiliar notion—and it's not the stuff of bona fide scandal.
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The Supreme Court didn't clarify whether simply being a client of a resettlement agency counts as a "bona fide" relationship.
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The developer will work closely on adapting the game with its new partner (and bona fide Hollywood indie) Good Universe.
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Unlike her brothers, the Osmond daughter was more country than pop, but she was still a bona fide teen idol.
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" It said "the Debtors concluded after discussions with Mr. Kagan that the Inclusion letter was not a bona fide offer.
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It's how a feed of bears catching fish or a slowly blooming Corpse Flower can turn into bona fide phenomena.
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Mandel that courts may not "look behind" a "facially legitimate and bona fide reason" when the president exercises immigration authority.
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"The United States has a significant and bona fide interest in the outcome of these proceedings," Justice Brian McGovern said.
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And I guess I didn't know what it would feel like to be full-stop in a bona fide relationship.
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The gripping testimony from Trump's former lawyer was a hit among Democrats and a bona fide juggernaut on the airwaves.
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Rembrandt, Rubens, and Van Dyck all used studio assistants, so we felt we were following a bona fide art tradition.
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After he became a bona fide star in The Hangover, he went on to play Ben Chang in NBC's Community.
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Visa applicants from countries affected by the travel ban must now prove a "bona fide" familial relationship to be accepted.
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If there was bona fide thievery on Saturday — this was only a tennis match, after all — it was in that.
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But if one in 1,000 people would do that, then fraudulent supercentenarians will be more common than bona fide supercentenarians.
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When I was White House press secretary, I made a point to credential anybody from a bona fide news organization.
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In the West, all this may seem like just noise, but here it's what passes for bona fide political discourse.
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Some puffers, like the porcupine fish, become a bona fide spike ball, moving through the water seemingly out of control.
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He has the talent to be a bona fide All-Star — but not with a 54 percent true shooting percentage.
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The other is a bona fide residence test, showing that they have lived abroad for an uninterrupted period of time.
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But it also may signal the second, institutionalized phase of what has become a bona fide cross-border fashion phenomenon.
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We also have a pair of bona fide legends in Carol Kane and Saul Rubinek as Mindy and Murray Markowitz.
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The result is the modern game: more physical than ever, full of home run sluggers and lacking bona fide variety.
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In order for the transaction to seem genuine, the new Puerto Rican subsidiary needed to appear to be bona fide.
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Frugal Traveler Brooklyn is a bona fide cultural capital — but you don't have to spend a lot to appreciate it.
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Six years after its founding, Nubank is a bona fide tech unicorn reportedly raising money at a $2100 billion valuation.
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It may seem obvious that the receptionist's duties are pretty far afield from the work done by bona fide clergy.
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Hickok not only survives all of his walk-and-draw contests, he becomes a bona fide celebrity in the process.
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And if it keeps adapting interesting stories into compelling TV, it might even find itself with a bona fide hit.
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" And people coming to study, teach, or speak at American schools, or work for American businesses, qualify as "bona fide.
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The balance it struck — that the travel ban applies only to people without a "bona fide relationship" with an American individual or entity — is only partially explained in the Monday order, and is almost certainly going to unleash a flood of lawsuits as various people try to establish "bona fide" relationships over government denials.
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He was a bona fide rock star, capable of tracks that wouldn't feel out of place on a Bruce Springsteen album. .
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It also expanded the scope of a "bona fide relationship" to include other family members, such as grandparents and other relatives.
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The high court's decision allowed the cap take effect, but only against those who do not have a "bona fide" connection.
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But even a bona fide Wonka factory of rejiggered Chinese food has its mainstays—including, for instance, the Chongqing Chicken Wings.
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But fine diners can easily identify it when they see it, because bona fide wasabi comes freshly grated, like Parmesan cheese.
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Congratulations came in from royalty both musical (the conductors Riccardo Muti and Christoph von Dohnányi sent messages) and bona fide (Mr.
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And unlike Huckabee, that candidate was already a bona fide celebrity, a genius at gaining media attention, and a literal billionaire.
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To confirm that it is a bona fide bear market, it would have to fall 8.3 percent further to near 1,704.
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He's not just black, but a bona fide hero in the black community, as Vox's Jenée Desmond-Harris explained last year.
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So just because a piece of online content has an 'ID badge' on it does not automatically make it bona fide.
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"I've noticed the changes in Ikea's aesthetic," says Jules Yap, the blogger and bona fide Ikea expert behind the website IKEAHackers.
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If the order is supported by legitimate and bona fide reasons on its face, you simply don't go beyond the document.
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The Trump administration's narrow reading of what constitutes a "bona fide" relationship has already elicited at least one challenge in court.
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A bona fide star of song and TV screens, Gwen Stefani is lending her pipes to a new genre – animated film.
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You just have to want it and the universe is ready to turn you into a bona fide coder (well, almost).
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Later that day, Fleming, already a bona fide star, would skate for her third consecutive national championship in the senior division.
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But this unassuming device holds within it a bona fide revolution—at least, according to the medical doctor behind its design.
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It will bring Office 365 a bona fide social graph, making collaboration easier across a wide range of products (notably email).
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The good news is that we found out that the league might at least limit voting to "bona fide NHL players".
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But fate will see Nick reneging on that promise when he comes across bona fide hot person Reagan at a hospital.
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They became bona fide rockstars after breaking out with their third single, "I Believe in a Thing Called Love," in 2003.
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He has tried to turn the media into a public enemy, but it can't compare to a bona fide political opponent.
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She's gone from a one-off henchwoman to bona fide pop-culture phenomenon and movie star in the past 25 years.
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Some lawyers also said the vagueness of the "bona fide" standard was license for the Trump administration to interpret it broadly.
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Overnighter I used to consider myself a bona fide traveler, exploring everywhere from Costa Rica to Buenos Aires, Biarritz to Brussels.
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Not since Lana Del Rey has an artist triumphed over such low expectations and landed as a bona-fide pop star.
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But, in point of fact, I am now indisputably, unequivocally (I must modestly admit), a bona fide, honest-to-God swimmer.
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YouTube is banking on this strategy to take the platform from an online social network to a bona fide entertainment network.
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I mean, now I have a bona fide da Vinci on my hands, how the heck do I keep it safe?
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But that's what these events are — ersatz rallies held for political purposes rather than bona fide attempts to inform the public.
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Yet if Mr. Wiseau is a bona fide eccentric, he proves to be not an especially interesting one in this incarnation.
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It's equally aggressive and reflective, and Beyoncé — a bona fide cultural phenomenon — unveils yet another layer of her wide-ranging persona.
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But back then you could make a lot of money in Paris if you sang with a bona fide American accent.
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Tavares is finally starting a season with two bona fide linemates, a luxury he has rarely had during his Islanders career.
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Or can a viral outbreak — or some other bona fide crisis, such as terrorism or war — lead to postponing voting day?
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Claire Olshan was a bona fide health nut by the time she hit the bar mitzvah circuit in New York City.
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By the end, especially if you've consumed those pretty cocktails, you will have trouble distinguishing fictive play from bona fide place.
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His Othello is the real thing — a bona fide tragic hero, whose capacity for emotion is way beyond our everyday depths.
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Even the supposed exception for people with "bona fide relationships" to US citizens was rendered meaningless in the bureaucracy they faced.
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There were some bona fide winners on almost every list: Goldman Sachs, Kennametal, Ellie Mae, Douglas Dynamics, T-Mobile, Burlington Stores.
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While we discussed the internal Ukrainian crisis, we paid special attention to the bona fide implementation of Minsk agreement by Kiev.
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There are contemporary gospel favorites mixed in with the secular selections, guest appearances from gospel artists, and bona fide praise moments.
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But in several other passages, the phrase is "bona fide relationship", embracing a much wider network of relatives than parents and children.
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Robert Prosinečki was a bona fide superstar throughout the early nineties, but his rise to prominence did not come about without controversy.
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There, I was approached by a beautiful man who would later become my first bona-fide, New York City, real-deal relationship.
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The law provides for last names related to a "bona fide cultural tradition," but even that can be difficult to parse out.
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Few refugees are likely to fall into one of the specific "bona fide relationships" that the Supreme Court opinion explicitly calls out.
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The Yeezy fashion show in New York is a bona fide scene, complete with Anna Wintour sitting courtside for the Kanye cube.
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You can gracefully leave your date (or office party, or any social function you need escaping from) with a bona fide excuse.
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They are often disguised as the bona fide apps of luxury-goods makers like Christian Dior or discount stores like Dollar Tree.
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He was the first British fighter to win a world title in America and became a bona fide celebrity during the twenties.
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Their ambitious objective — a level of ambition which is all too rare in France — is to become a bona fide global utility.
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In Queens, we visited Tony's Beechhurst, a bona fide institution and maybe the best Italian deli on this side of the Atlantic.
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C3's chief rival in building a bona fide AI platform is not Big Tech or the very biggest data-analytics unicorns.
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Over the past five years, the Israeli author and historian Yuval Noah Harari has quietly emerged as a bona fide pop-intellectual.
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It was still eye- and ear-opening to experience a bona fide Strauss ballet: the rarity "Whipped Cream," choreographed by Alexei Ratmansky.
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It permitted the ban to go into effect for those without bona fide connections to people or entities in the United States.
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The outrage engulfed the announcement and then some, growing from hundreds of angry replies to bona fide trend within the astrology community.
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She's quick to remind those who are new to her world, that in the adult entertainment community, she's a bona fide celebrity.
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I am a bona fide night owl and this is day three of my latest attempt to transform into an early bird.
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The Internet is overflowing with resources and online courses that can help turn any ordinary person into a bona fide app developer.
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Yet is the existence of bona fide conspiracies a good enough reason to view everything happening in the world in that light?
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Thus, at some point, the married couple at issue will be called on to prove that this is a bona fide marriage.
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It's become a bona fide action-blockbuster phenomenon, and expectations were high that the eighth film would continue the series' upward trajectory.
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Also discussed: Advertising, and his role in turning Google's "moonshots" — such as artificial intelligence or virtual reality — into bona fide businesses. Watch.
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Whether that success turns out to have been a fluke or the start of a bona fide trend remains to be seen.
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Vitalogy was the last Pearl Jam album to be part of the zeitgeist, and probably their last to have bona fide hits.
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The INA, in other words, cannot resolve the question of who counts as a "bona fide" relative of an individual living in America.
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That's why we tapped McMillen, our bona fide two-piece pro, if you will, for tips on finding the perfect set for you.
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Its newest effort may be building out a bona fide hub for gaming inside Snapchat, according to a new report from The Information.
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Though the Supreme Court's ruling made exceptions for travelers who had "bona fide relationships" in the U.S., it didn't apply to Zaid's case.
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She's a bona fide screw-up, a person who will never come close to being anyone like Madison and seems content with that.
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Now he's a bona fide star, courtesy of The Daily, the paper's podcast that launched early this year and instantly became a success.
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Today's bona fide rap stars are few and far between, and they exist in an era when record industry money has dried up.
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He may not carry himself like it, but Driver is a bona fide screen idol, and one of the buzziest names currently working.
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After the Supreme Court ruling, the government said that a "bona fide relationship" means close family members only: parents, spouses, siblings and children.
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In contrast to her early days playing "kid sister" on Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Jenner has become a bona fide business mogul.
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Thankfully, you don't have to be bona fide astrologer who carries around an ephemeris to know when the next full moon is coming.
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This is a p-r-e-s-t-i-g-e project, people — they seek a bona fide A-lister, ya got that?
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A clown car that sits both serious technologists and bona fide hucksters, the cryptocurrency realm is extremely attentive to Mark Zuckerberg's new play.
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After his meeting with Tusk, Tsipras promised "dignified" living conditions for the more than 25,000 people — mostly bona fide refugees — trapped in Greece.
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There's a lot of hogwash out there, and it can be difficult to discern what's snake oil and what's actual bona fide news.
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That executive order banned people from six majority-Muslim countries with no "bona fide relationship" to the United States from entering the country.
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"Foreign nationals who lack any bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the United States" could be barred, the court ruled.
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It's impossible to determine which of these incidents are hoaxes and which are bona fide tales of clowning around taken to the extreme.
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In just a few years, he became a bona fide celebrity whose paintings were selling for major sums at galleries around the world.
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Ahead, we sat down with Lakicevic for a masterclass in how to dress for spring 2017 like a bona fide Fashion Month star.
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Bona fide fashion girls know that you don't have to break the bank to look on-trend and chic from season to season.
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Next, a few pearl-clutching right-wing Twitter accounts responded as though the photos had emerged spontaneously from bona fide antifa Twitter accounts.
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A significant decline on the major stock-market indexes at the close of last week turned into a bona fide plummet on Monday.
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I completely agree — if Nextt delivers on everything it promises, $100 is a bona fide bargain, but only if you're selected to participate.
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It's impossible to determine which of these incidents were hoaxes and which were bona fide tales of clowning around taken to the extreme.
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Kano, a simple computer kit which began as a Kickstarter project three years ago, has gone on to become a bona fide hit.
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Romano is a bona fide Disney Channel legend: She played Ren Stevens on "Even Stevens," voiced the titular hero on "Kim Possible," and
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Plus, Harris makes a smart decision to have the percussion shift between a skittering Miami bass sound and a bona fide slow jam.
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"I've never met the girl who wasn't prepared to hawk it when there was a bona fide billionaire in the room," Judith confides.
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Individuals with that "bona fide" exception -- such as a foreign grandparent of a US citizen -- can still apply for visas until October 18.
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The prospect that we're looking at a bona fide Dyson sphere is as unlikely as ever, but....well, it hasn't been ruled out.
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Country Cowgirl Kitten Set, $68, available at Dolls Kill LifeguardThanks to Baywatch (and The Sandlot's Wendy Peffercorn), lifeguards are bona fide sex symbols.
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He said he had yet to swear an oath of allegiance to Russia however, the final step to become a bona fide citizen.
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But their strength lies in their ability to differentiate into many types of cells, including "pure, bona fide" heart muscle cells, Wu said.
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He may well be using this campaign as a pivot into a new media venture, which would be a bona fide business story.
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Those transfer taxes, according to a spokeswoman for the city's Department of Finance, are not usually paid when "bona fide gifts" are involved.
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Court-packing is just a fanciful idea for now, but it's clearly gaining traction; it may well grow into a bona fide movement.
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Rand Paul and I advanced some of these same kinds of more libertarian ideas in intelligence contexts, I've got some bona fide chops.
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It's a bona fide banger, propelling the album's trajectory perfectly towards "Kids," which descends into a more murky second half of psychedelic synth.
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He built the thing with sweat equity and money he made performing as Elvis, and it's become a bona fide mecca for Trekkies.
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There aren't any bona fide stars on this Tigers team, but the entire unit is suddenly playing up to its level of talent.
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The story of CP Flight 108 is little known among most Canadians now, but at the time it was a bona fide sensation.
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"It did," Ngo says, explaining that when he began training him several years earlier, the guy was rocking a bona fide dad bod.
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The late 20th century delivered two bona fide Thanksgiving movies that are now old enough to consider classics — but are they good enough?
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The other half were not explosive, and instead designed to emit smoke so the pilots could see where the bona fide bombs landed.
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Just where is a bona fide Cheesehead to turn when their patron saint publicly rejects all that it means to be a Wisconsinite?
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Moviegoers really like this tale of P.T. Barnum's early years and have turned both the movie and its music into bona fide hits.
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The Times article also draws a comparison to Twinkies, the sugary snack that has since been transformed into a bona fide legal term.
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Over the last few seasons, the fanny pack has been so thoroughly rehabilitated as to become a bona fide, if unlikely, It bag.
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When Facebook went public at $38 a share in 2012, his stock options were worth $200 million, making him a bona fide multimillionaire.
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After a week of up-island farm stand-hopping and West Tisbury farmers' market-shopping, I felt like a bona fide seasonal dweller.
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A small number, like the Weathermen, took up bona fide guerrilla activity, planting bombs at the Capitol, the Pentagon and other prominent buildings.
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Parra, 32, will bid adieu to Washington, D.C., where he had become a bona fide fan favorite since joining the team in May.
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The wrap dress never really went out, but lately it has made the transition from workwear staple to bona fide cool-girl uniform.
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This means the attitude and behavior of doctors, insofar as it makes patients distrustful or uncomfortable, is a bona fide public health issue.
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Jane Goodall, a bona fide interesting person, left her home in England, and moved to Tanzania at age 26 to begin studying chimpanzees.
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Ashley O might not be a real person, but her song "On a Roll" is, without a doubt, a bona fide pop banger.
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Hawaii challenged the White House's enforcement of the ban, saying its definition of what is considered a "bona fide" relationship is too narrow.
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Requiring companies to offer a bona fide "buyback" program removes the incentive for promoting inventory loading, while protecting the legitimacy of internal consumption.
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He'll be joined by Stuart, a bona fide country legend who spent five years playing guitar and singing backup vocals for Johnny Cash.
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But when it landed on Netflix in December, "You" became a bona fide hit, and its second season will be produced by Netflix.
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The house was a bona fide health hazard; the health department came and shut down an illegal puppy mill a few years ago.
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The Trump administration says that its concerns about security are a facially legitimate and bona fide reason; both appeals courts have strongly disagreed.
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Instagram is already a digital shopping mall, inspiration board, and celebrity news feed, but soon, it may become a bona fide video streaming service.
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It said the ban could take effect, but people with a "bona fide relationship" to a U.S. person or entity could not be barred.
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Shark Tank's Barbara Corcoran is a bona fide businesswoman now, but the real estate mogul says she had had "22 jobs" before finding success.
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The combination of him and Lynn on Lay Me Down, an introspective on making peace with impending mortality, is a bona fide goosebump-raiser.
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The questions surrounding what "bona fide relationship" means in practice may not be resolved until the fall when the court begins its next term.
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And months in advance, there were signs of the kind of film Tulip Fever was actually going to be: a bona fide Oscar reject.
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Meanwhile, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law, and sisters-in-law don't count as "bona fide relationships" under the guidelines.
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Why it matters: Turkish developer Yaromir Steiner plans on expanding a mall into a bona fide town at a time when thousands are downsizing.
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It has been a while since Mr Murray starred in a bona fide comedy classic to rank alongside "Ghostbusters" (1984) or "Groundhog Day" (1993).
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None of the men featured are bona fide bad guys — and several embrace a progressive ethos that makes male #MeToo-ing seem hardly outré.
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As both a lifelong gamer and bona fide male kegel program reviewer, I've been captivated by the product since I first read about it.
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Both share their experiences within the fashion industries — though Trump was not a bona fide fashion designer, rather, a supermodel in her own right.
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A number of food items on this bona fide paleolithic menu will be familiar to the modern eater, while others, well, not so much.
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Proud of Sweden's decades-old tradition as a self-proclaimed "humanitarian superpower," the government regards most refugee minors as bona fide refugees fleeing war.
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But more goes into these exciting games than simply good design and attention to detail; Frontier also roots its games in bona fide science.
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These early "influencers," who gained fame even before the term became a bona fide career choice, planted the seeds of a fashion industry reckoning.
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It has made its top creators into bona fide celebrities, as evidenced by a look at YouTube's annual VidCon by The Atlantic's Taylor Lorenz.
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While we found a total of 41 genius launches in the bunch, there were also more than their fair share of bona fide duds.
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It's been a year of people who don't typically think of themselves as political are getting creative, becoming bona fide grassroots organizers and winning.
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The best of the Harry Potter integrations is that Google will allow you to turn your Android phones into a bona-fide magic wands.
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The Sun is oft-suspected of embellishing quotes, but Gulliver doubts that its reporters had much difficulty sourcing bona fide remarks in this case.
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If the Supreme Court carves out a narrow bona fide religious exemption, would atheists and agnostics then have no right to refuse offensive cakes?
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Whether you're chic in sweats 24/7 or a bona-fide dress girl, we have the answer — and it's only a few clicks away.
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Com Inc * Amazon Studios secures producing deals with bona fide productions, Killer Films and Le Grisbi Productions Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The Supreme Court exempted from the ban travelers and refugees with a "bona fide relationship" with a person or entity in the United States.
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High Life is Denis's first movie in English, packed with bona fide stars: André Benjamin (alias André 3000), Robert Pattinson, Mia Goth, Juliette Binoche.
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Without evidence, the Trump administration purports to be implementing these policies as a means of deterring immigrants who lack bona fide claims for asylum.
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Part of the problem is the time and the effort for bona fide education for members of Congress and the public just doesn't exist.
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LionMaker might not be as well-known as the child-sexting rap star Tyga, but to hordes of teenagers, he's a bona fide celebrity.
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He's now 3-0 in the UFC, and though he showed some shortcomings in this London bout, remains a bona fide prospect at welterweight.
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Slightly good news: The State Department is lightening up on the "bona fide" ties restriction on travel ban that targets six Muslim-majority countries.
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Hawaii and refugee groups argue that resettlement agencies have a "bona fide" relationship with the refugees they help, sometimes over the course of years.
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And into this artsy, balmy Shangri-La comes, for one weekend, a loud, lionhearted parade of real-live action heroes in bona fide Batmobiles.
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In the meantime, the government's definition of "bona fide" will stand — which is bad news for grandparents, and (potentially) extremely bad news for refugees.
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LGBTQ visa applicants such as Omid's boyfriend are doubly affected because the new visa rules don't recognize LGBTQ partnerships as "bona fide" qualifying connections.
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Now, New York City is a bona fide surf city (just check any surf magazine's top 10 list), with packed lineups to prove it.
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For all the change that the Raptors have undergone in recent seasons to shape themselves into bona fide contender, Lowry has been a constant.
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Finland's first dog, Lennu, a wrinkly-nosed Boston terrier with a lolling tongue, has become a bona fide celebrity in the country, and beyond.
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And there are moments when Mr. Urie's Arnold lets us see the bona fide, bottomless fear and uncertainty beneath the larger-than-life facade.
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Then there's Natasha Parker, a bona fide Actual Adult, who has had it up to here all season long with Peter's wishy-washy shenanigans.
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Following the release of The Last Jedi, I got off my thermal exhaust port and molded myself into a bona fide Star Wars fan.
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They also said that working with a resettlement agency meets the standard for a "bona fide" relationship with an entity in the United States.
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The justices gave some examples of a bona fide relationship: visiting relatives in the United States, attending a university or taking a job offer.
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The Supreme Court then reversed the lower courts on their injunctions except for protections for immigrants with "bona fide relationships" in the United States.
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He is more than an antihero; he's a bona fide villain, but that persistent desire to be good, despite the antithetical execution, is real.
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To repeat: The influx of migrant families at the southern border does not constitute a national security crisis, much less a bona fide emergency.
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A step in the right direction came this weekend: Audiences turned "How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World" into a bona fide hit.
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His debut full length under the moniker is a bona fide classic, and this week sees the release of a genuinely incredible follow up.
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In practice, as I wrote in June, most visa holders can easily show they have a bona fide relationship by the Supreme Court's standards.
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Until then, the court decided the ban could go into effect, but only for individuals who lack a "bona fide relationship" with the United States.
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It let his show evolve from a transatlantic curiosity for especially twisted anglophiles into a bona fide cult smash with the zeitgeist in a stranglehold.
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And if those bona fides aren't bona fide enough, the late Cubs announcer Harry Caray anointed Murray one special night at Wrigley field on Aug.
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Lower courts had said people from those countries with a "bona fide" relationship with someone in the United States could not be prevented from entry.
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A certain amount of suspicion that they're going to have to jump through unwarranted hoops to prove a "bona fide" relationship might not be irrational.
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"The rhetoric aims to criminalize immigrants for 'missing their day in court' because they are not bona fide asylum seekers," Morales said in a statement.
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You gotta give it to Bella, sneaking around the world from Kiev to Carolina, there's no doubt that she's become a bona-fide fashion star.
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Odds are you have a pretty good idea yourself, at least enough to spot which of these two sets of quotations is bona-fide scripture.
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The question is whether a formal assurance from a refugee-resettlement agency establishes a "bona fide relationship" between a potential refugee and an American entity.
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Back in 2008, the Royal Society of Chemistry weighed in on the matter, declaring that any bona fide Yorkshire pudding must be four inches tall.
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While no actual record or evidence of the game exists, the conspiracy theory was just too juicy to not solidify into bona fide arcade lore.
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The twist is that one of those personalities is a wall-scaling savage called The Beast, which means that Kevin is a bona fide supervillain.
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That's right — you can turn your air conditioning unit into a bona fide smart device with the purchase of one essential item: A smart thermostat.
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"Here, the executive order undeniably states a facially legitimate and bona fide reason — protecting against terrorism — which is sufficient to end the matter," DOJ said.
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For those who suffer from it, it can be embarrassing, a bona fide confidence killer that can even negatively affect your personal and professional life.
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In fact, this year's edition, which starts on Saturday, is a rarity in that it includes a bona fide mime artist: the comedian Trygve Wakenshaw.
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The state of Hawaii asked Watson last week to clarify the Supreme Court's ruling, arguing the government's definition of "bona fide relationship" was too narrow.
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Firstly, as China's profile rose globally, African consumers realized they were buying bootleg not bona fide goods, and naturally wanted to pay less, says Dieng.
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But the justices said a ban could be applied only to those without a "bona fide" relationship to people or entities in the United States.
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O'Rourke, who will be flanking Warren, began the year as a bona fide top tier candidate but has underperformed expectations and badly needs a reset.
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That will undoubtedly give further rise to TransferWise being compared to newer fintech upstarts, such as Revolut or a plethora of bona-fide challenger banks.
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As the group's dream of controlling enough territory to declare a bona fide caliphate fades, ISIS will revert to being a more "regular" terrorist group.
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Many wonder if it will lead to chaos again at airports, as officials hash out who has a bona fide relationship and who doesn't. 4.
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The interesting thing here is that if you speak to Forest fans, they will insist that Pearce's status as bona fide club legend remains intact.
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Maybe you drank too much coffee or smoked too many cigarettes, and your blood pressure's up, or maybe you're having a bona fide medical emergency.
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She also gave us a good rule of thumb for preserving your BFF status — read through to the end for her bona fide expert advice.
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Not so — and if he tries to enforce the ban over contrary orders of the federal courts, we will have a bona fide constitutional crisis.
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Perhaps Trump should request legislation to remove aliens from the program who may not be bona fide visitors, such as young men who are unemployed.
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Waters said the company is unaware of any other information that would support a determination that the group's proposal represents a credible bona fide offer.
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Or how he would finally find bona fide linemates for Tavares, who perennially leads the team in scoring with a revolving cast on his wings.
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He moved to Los Angeles and between 1964 and 1966 became—for the first and last time in his life—a bona fide rock'n'roll star.
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The substance was cited as a possible problem early on but only recent testing has established it as a bona fide suspect, the team explained.
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Mandel set a precedent that to defeat a legal challenge, the DOJ need only offer a "facially legitimate and bona fide" reason for its actions.
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That order was delayed by legal action, but was ultimately implemented for refugees who could not demonstrate "bona fide" family ties in the United States.
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Patagonia's Stretch Planing board shorts are paper-light, impressively quick-drying, and while they're still bona fide board shorts, they sit just above the knee.
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Megan Sandberg-Zakian's direction brings little kinetic energy or surprise to the proceedings, even when Turner works what appears to be a bona fide miracle.
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The vast majority of bona fide vanilla bean is produced in Indonesia and Madagascar, but there's simply not enough supply to meet the global demand.
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The amendments focus on the bona fide hedging exemptions available to end-users of futures and swaps to manage commodity price risk, the report said.
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They have a bona fide NCAA star There isn't a great deal of buzz surrounding McClellan, because he shares the ball on a deep team.
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Say what you will about festival fashion, but the grassy walkways of Coachella, Electric Daisy, Panorama et al are now bona fide fashion stomping grounds.
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I went to [the United States Marine Corps'] Camp Pendleton, and they took me to the range with three bona fide Marine special-ops snipers.
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The Trump administration defined what it considers a "bona fide relationship," for the purposes of enforcing its travel ban as permitted by the Supreme Court.
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So the US government is now in the position of saying that stepfathers are a "close" enough relative to be "bona fide," but grandparents aren't.
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"Anyone who uses the term 'moral panic' in my view is trying to diminish a bona fide conversation that needs to take place," Winter said.
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Apart from Ms. Horn's set, you were best served on that front at Zinc Bar, the only bona fide jazz club among the festival stages.
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Yet she somehow becomes a bona fide latter-day tragic hero, a lower-depths Willy Loman, both running in place and headed for self-destruction.
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"Roseanne" mania has cooled slightly, but the ratings numbers for the show's second night suggest that it is indeed a bona fide hit for ABC.
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The airlines disparage this as "no-shows," but in fact these are bona fide needs to revise travel times, usually hours or days in advance.
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"Also, a hotel reservation, whether or not paid, would not constitute a bona fide relationship with an entity in the United States," the guidelines note.
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The role of the courts, he said, was limited to determining whether the government had a "facially legitimate and bona fide reason" for taking action.
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He&aposs released two critically and commercially successful albums, starred in a Christopher Nolan film, collaborated with Gucci, and became a bona fide fashion icon.
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President Trump's former press secretary has returned to Arkansas a bona fide star eager to play a new role in a post-Trump Republican Party.
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Western Australia's Department of Mines and Petroleum executive director Ivor Roberts told Reuters that all exploration applications, including Squadron's, were "assumed to be bona fide".
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There are some bona fide supernovas (I admire especially Lisa Randall and Frank Wilczek), but Edge has also featured robber barons, dilettantes, and has-beens.
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Not only did the fantasy series confirm you could still have bona fide hits at a time when audience viewership was plummeting throughout the industry.
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The last elements of Maradona's legend slide into place, and he is now a bona fide savior of both his motherland and his adopted home.
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Under a 1972 Supreme Court immigration decision, he said, judges should not second-guess the government's "facially legitimate and bona fide reason" for denying visas.
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Then the court split the baby, upholding the ban only with respect to foreigners with no "bona fide relationship" with someone in the United States.
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"Senescent cells are really one of the first bona fide targets of aging that we've found we've been able to do something about," Perrott said.
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And when To All the Boys was adapted into a movie that launched on Netflix last summer, it swiftly became a bona fide cultural phenomenon.
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The lactobacillus for Bottled Instinct was gathered from one woman, Czech model Alexandra Brendlova, who has bona fide credentials avowing her cleanliness and moral purity.
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The influencer space, which once consisted of semi-famous bloggers making some extra cash on the side, has turned into a bona fide career path.
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A bona fide Media Industrial Complex has built up around commenting on and recapping the weekly HBO drama, leading to unknown sums of indirect revenue.
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The problem is that the Supreme Court didn't clarify whether being a client of a refugee resettlement agency counts as a "bona fide relationship" — indeed, the fact that it specified that refugees should only be allowed into the US if they have a "bona fide relationship" implies that they think at least some refugees don't meet that standard (which would mean a resettlement agency doesn't count).
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As stated in the rule, a player performs a bona fide slide when he: ■ Begins his slide (makes contact with the ground) before reaching the base.
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Qatar said it backed the right of countries to take bona fide measures to protect their security but that could not be a self-regulating defense.
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It's entirely possible that none of the stuff that was in there taking up space was a bona fide artifact for any self-respecting murder museum.
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Spielberg's take on a bona fide Broadway classic sticks to the original's 1957 setting, as you probably gathered already from the fashion choices in this photo.
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In that time, the show has become a bona fide hit, racking up millions of podcast downloads every month ... but by 2013, Abumrad wanted a change.
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The show has made bona fide stars out of queens like Sharon Needles and Trixie Mattel and made RuPaul into even more of a household name.
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There's a ton of speculation right now whether Donald Trump Jr.'s emails are indeed the start of a bona fide Trump-Russia collusion breadcrumb trail.
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Watson's Thursday ruling broadened the definition of what counts as a "bona fide" relationship to include grandparents and the rest of the wider list of relatives.
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When the Supreme Court finally allowed it to go into effect, it was with exceptions for travellers with "bona fide" relationships with people living in America.
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At its big CES press conference, Nvidia made the announcement, which could help make Facebook Live a bona fide platform for esports and friendly game streaming.
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There is no single point of failure unlike how bank systems have gone down, cloud-based services have gone down, but bona fide blockchains keep computing.
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If a small "bump" persists and gets bigger — the signal gets stronger — it's much more likely that it's the signature of a bona fide new particle.
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Alain Bauer, a regulator of private airport security in France, told the AP that a sudden laptop ban in Europe would lead to bona fide chaos.
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Campaign sources have told reporters that Bannon has been pushing Trump for a while to run as a proud nationalist who is a bona fide outsider.
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Mashable reported in August a rise in allegations of harassment and inappropriate conduct between digital influencers and the fans who treat them like bona fide celebrities.
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Interpreted at its narrowest, it would eliminate from the presidential pool tens of thousands of bona fide Americans who are no less citizens than their neighbors.
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In a nice twist, Boomer and Gen-X Gorey fans seem to be raising their children on it, turning it into a bona fide kids book.
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Regular VICE readers will of course know this is a bona fide affliction, with a recent handful of cases of men allergic to their own spunk.
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The instrument of withdrawal document, seen by Reuters on Thursday, has been assessed by the United Nations as bona fide and is being processed, Dujarric said.
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However, foreigners "with a credible claim of a bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the United States" will be protected from the ban.
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In the meantime, the travel ban is in partial effect and only people with "bona fide" relationships with someone in the US are allowed to enter.
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Sometimes, the result is interesting enough that I turn it into a bona fide essay, which is distributed to a wider audience than my 72,000 followers.
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Although the Court will allow the refugee limit to go into effect, refugees with a "bona fide relationship" in the United States will likewise get exceptions.
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Whether you're a bona fide sneaker-head or just have a casual interest in shoes, trips like this through pop culture history don't come around often.
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Kennedy voted to allow part of it to go in effect as it applies to foreign nationals with no "bona fide" connection to the United States.
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Few could have predicted in the early 1980s that premium coffee would become such a bona fide phenomenon and a standard part of our everyday life.
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Laura Moser is not a very good candidate, and her brand of smug online liberalism seems guaranteed to turn off both conservatives and bona fide leftists.
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"There's a bona fide risk of him not having all that many defenses left to stave off the healthy appetites of his coalition partners," he said.
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A bona fide success, CrowdStrike boasted an initial market cap of $11.4 billion, nearly four times that of its last private valuation, at market close Wednesday.
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Stephen Legomsky, chief counsel for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services under former President Barack Obama, said lawsuits could claim that a bona fide relationship was ignored.
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PewDiePie has been viewed as the bona fide King of YouTube for years, as he's kept his substantial lead as the most-subscribed-to YouTube channel.
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And while a sequel to Captain Marvel hasn't officially been announced, the film is already a bona fide hit that is almost certain to get one.
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She has opened herself up to accusations that she is helping a man accused of racism, sexism, and stupidity look like a bona fide world leader.
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Ultimately, it felt like Crystal City was well on its way to becoming a bona fide corporate campus, taking a cue from Amazon's original Seattle headquarters.
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Since then, she has emerged as a "bona fide leader" among Democrats, said Jaime Harrison, a senior counselor and co-chair of the Democratic National Committee.
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The Dream Nashville is two blocks north of Lower Broadway, a four-block zone of revelry featuring bona fide honky-tonks and throbbing bro-country bars.
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With the 1983 album Let's Dance, Bowie became something he hadn't really been during his 16-year career to date: a bona fide American pop star.
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Of course plenty of idiots accused them of selling out but all they really did is figure out how to make a bona fide hit single.
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In seven years, "Storage Wars" has transformed from hoarder oddity into bona fide juggernaut, with spinoffs emerging left and right while detractors question the show's veracity.
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As this play's misleading protagonist, Mr. Urie establishes himself as a bona fide leading man, in the tradition of great physical comedy performers like Kevin Kline.
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Kyrie Irving, a bona fide All-Star, is lobbying to play for them, signaling that the stench of the Phil Jackson era has been quickly cleansed.
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Before he was President, in 2015, Trump did embark on a bona fide days-long tweetstorm about his fear of an Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
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Congress should amend FARA to specify what "bona fide" academic pursuits means, making it clear that foreign propaganda shrouded in an educational institute is not exempt.
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In what looked like a bona fide hellscape, waves of orange embers poured down a hillside and swept over Los Angeles' 211 freeway early Friday morning.
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We must preserve access to humanitarian protection for bona fide refugees and asylees, while discouraging ineligible applicants from misusing it, which delays relief for meritorious cases.
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Despite dropping more than 2245.7% in its first day of trading — ultimately closing down 47.93% at $247.9 per share — the IPO was a bona fide success.
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While posting videos of himself doing everything from watering his plants to giving pop-psychology ruminations on success, Khaled was becoming a bona fide Snapchat star.
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Since 2005, the year Y Combinator began, accelerators have sprung up everywhere to help transform startups from a skein of code into a bona-fide company.
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Employers are not permitted to classify employees on the basis of gender without proof that sex is a bona fide occupational qualification for a particular job.
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That's why we asked two bona-fide plant experts for their recommendations on the easiest, prettiest, all-around best houseplants that you may not have heard of.
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But "The Apprentice," a show where contestants competed in business challenges in order to eventually work for Trump, is what turned him into a bona-fide celebrity.
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We asked four bona fide travel experts — women whose passport stamps inspire serious FOMO — to share their strategies for saving money on everything from flights to food.
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Hoover responded by thanking Hubbard and informing him that the FBI had "no authority to handle fingerprints" unless they were received from "bona fide law enforcement" sources.
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As the number of TV series keeps exploding, networks are less willing to let go of shows that manage to break through and become bona fide hits.
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The restrictions will also kick in then for individuals from countries identified in the earlier travel ban who were covered under the Supreme Court's "bona fide" exception.
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Mandel, a 1972 Supreme Court ruling permitting presidents to stop foreigners from entering the country as long as they have a bona fide reason to do so.
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Starring Gordon-Levitt, Emily Blunt, and Bruce Willis, Looper found a big audience, ultimately making $176.5 million worldwide against its $30 million budget — a bona fide hit.
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"Peeno Noir" chanteur Titus Andromedon (Tituss Burgess) firmly passes "sassy gay friend" territory, gaining an origin story of his own (as well as a bona fide boyfriend).
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The government said after last month's Supreme Court ruling that a "bona fide relationship" meant close family members only, such as parents, spouses, fiancés, siblings and children.
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The scandal gets even more bona fide Silicon Valley: Bruce and Davina Isackson are charged with paying $250,000 in Facebook shares to get their daughter into UCLA.
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To the receptionist on the other end of the line, Duplex sounded like a bona fide person, complete with pauses and "ums" for more human-like authenticity.
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My cat, a bona fide asshole, will tolerate approximately forty seconds of petting before sinking his teeth into the sensitive, yielding flesh of whatever hand is closest.
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Both Atomos and Iris are bona fide successes, but as long as other people are involved in the process, their music will be imbued with other personalities.
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In the decade since Keeping Up with the Kardashians premiered, Jenner has gone from a shy big sister to a bona fide star in her own right.
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The suit was filed by Ruben Lopez, owner of Bona Fide Conglomerates, a company that lost a contract bid to clean the federal courthouse in Las Vegas.
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By shaping the bill with McCaul and Cornyn, both bona fide border security hawks, and delaying the role of the chairmen of the respective judiciary committees, Sen.
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They will continue until someone recovers an indisputable piece of Earhart's Lockheed Electra or discovers bona fide photographs or documents about the end of the flight. Why?
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This year, the Pac-12 returns at least four bona fide Heisman contenders in Stanford's Bryce Love, Arizona's Khalil Tate, Oregon's Justin Herbert, and Washington's Jake Browning.
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Today, L.A. has one of these bona fide tech superstars in its midst — one with the power to draw this kind of top talent down I-5.
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We provided a memorandum to the Legislature proposing amendments to the law in fairness to those who carry gravity knives for bona fide trade or business reasons.
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At thirty-nine, Diplo is "a bona-fide hustler," to borrow a phrase from "Paper Planes," the 2007 hit he created with M.I.A., whom he once dated.
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The appeals court allowed the ban to go into effect except for foreign nationals who have "bona fide" relationships with people or entities in the United States.
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According to the new sliding rules, a runner is required to make a "bona fide" attempt or an umpire can call the runner and the batter out.
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The appeals court allowed the ban to come into effect except for foreign nationals who have "bona fide" relationships with people or entities in the United States.
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Mr. Trump is the bona fide television sensation, a former maestro of a hit reality series, and he had promised to bring some "showbiz" to the proceedings.
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The government said after last month's Supreme Court ruling that a "bona fide relationship" meant close family members only, such as parents, spouses, fiancés, siblings, and children.
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"The growing demand for relief under section 1201 has coincided with a general understanding that bona fide repair and maintenance activities are typically noninfringing," the report stated.
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TransferWise was most recently valued by investors, which also include Baillie Gifford, Andreessen Horowitz and Richard Branson, at $1.1 billion, making the company a bona-fide 'unicorn'.
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It's no wonder Katt Williams got tossed around like a rag doll by a 17-year-old boy ... the kid was a bona fide high school wrestler.
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Ms. Levete is a bona-fide engineering nerd: photos of the V&A's exhibition galleries under construction show the entire excavation site supported on three vast props.
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The task at hand was to take one of the summer's most anticipated new movies, "Crazy Rich Asians," and turn it into a bona fide cultural phenomenon.
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Now, under the temporary rules, motion pictures need only to have "had a bona fide theatrical release planned to begin in Los Angeles" to be deemed eligible.
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Mr. Lau's performance provides just enough hopeful signals of melting for us to feel the bona fide tragedy of a man — and a class — doomed to extinction.
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If any of the young American men are to begin making a bona fide dent in pro tennis, there is no better time to start than now.
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What started out as a tropical storm way off the coast has now progressed into a bona fide disaster worthy of our deepest and most sincere concern.
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More broadly, it sometimes feels like bona fide counterculture is almost impossible to create in this hyper-digital era of globalization, deep-fried memes and exorbitant rent.
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And even fool's gold proved valuable in the end: Iron pyrite was used to make sulfuric acid, which in turn was used to process bona fide gold.
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Mr. McCain had withdrawn from the Republican primary only a month earlier, after losing to George W. Bush, and he was still a bona fide political star.
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And though Jamestown may be remote, Ms. Gunderson noted that so was Cooperstown, the home of the National Baseball Hall of Fame, a bona fide tourism hit.
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But nine years and more than 100 drag queens later, it's become a bona fide pop culture institution that shows zero signs of slowing down anytime soon.
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He will team with a bona fide superstar, James Harden, to give the Rockets a formidable lineup to challenge the Golden State Warriors in the Western Conference.
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We now know that propagandists play off existing ideological divisions to sharpen discord, including by infiltrating bona fide interest groups and mobilizing real-world protests and activism.
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Fast-forward 12 months and he's now a bona fide world champion, winning the IBF lightweight belt from Richard Commey after a second-round slaughter in December.
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That method failed to create any bona fide hits — he had infamously passed on The Handmaid's Tale — with the possible exception of the multiple Emmy-winning Transparent.
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" The court then found "a facially legitimate and bona fide reason" for the registration requirements because the countries were "selected on the basis of national security criteria.
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We should all worry when any court convicts bona fide journalists on trumped-up charges, and by all dependable accounts that's what happened in Myanmar this week.
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This is a coronation year for comedic actress Tiffany Haddish, who became a bona fide star in the wake of her scene-stealing turn in Girls Trip.
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We all may be finding out the answer to that question pretty damn soon, thanks to the cursed blight that is a bona fide ice-cream-pocalypse.
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The Supreme Court's ruling allowed the Trump administration to ban people from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen from getting visas to enter the US for 90 days — and prevent nearly all refugees from entering the US for 120 days — unless the visa applicant or refugee had a "bona fide relationship" with someone or something in the US. The Trump administration interpreted "bona fide relationship" pretty narrowly.
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AI continued its steady march toward the SingularityThis year was a huge one for artificial intelligence, and we're clearly in the midst of a bona fide hype cycle.
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Now it's affecting grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and other family members that don't make the cut as "bona fide" relations — at least, as the State Department sees it.
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To prove that the red lines were a bona fide drawing, and not the result of natural processes, the researchers analyzed the marks with optical and electron microscopes.
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As much as we love when celebrities turn the tarmac into a bona fide catwalk, we get equally excited when they keep it real with their travel getups.
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The fear is that this latest surge in Chinese exports, by contrast, is bona fide product that will have an immediate displacement effect on regional physical market dynamics.
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Unfortunately for Côté and his Canadian fans, this fight painted a good picture of what happens when a talented veteran takes on a bona fide, top-5 fighter.
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When journalist and bona fide library-lover Susan Orlean discovered this story decades later, she was shocked she'd never heard of it and was determined to learn more.
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Then she launches into a tale that is so fantastical it is difficult to discern whether she is a prophet from another dimension or a bona fide loon.
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It cuts the number of commodities subject to position limits, tweaks the definition of a bona fide hedge, and changes requirements for trade boards and swap-trading platforms.
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So to set the spicy record straight, we decided to hold an unbiased, blind taste test with everyone from the Flamin' Hot Cheetos indifferent to bona fide aficionados.
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The April 35.53 release of Fast 5, when Johnson shook off Tooth Fairy to become a bona fide action star on a level of Arnold Schwarzenegger, and; 2.
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Mall appearances aren't too uncommon for well-known Baltimore rappers like Young Moose, a bona fide local celebrity who can barely walk the city's streets without similar reactions.
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As this research suggests, these traits evolved hand-in-hand—the venom acting as the bona fide defensive measure, and the hooding behavior and markings serving as warning.
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Here's a thumbnail version: In June, the justices let the ban go into effect for foreigners and refugees lacking "bona fide" relationships with people or entities in America.
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The proponents of these proposals are making the case for bona fide personhood, that is, personhood based on the presence of certain cognitive abilities, such as self-awareness.
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But I, a bona fide adult with a 401k plan, decided to ignore this advice, choosing instead to live a life of dust, soap scum, and marinara stains.
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Creed: We can all agree that Ryan Coogler is one of the best young directors in Hollywood and Creed was a bona fide hit, both critically and commercially.
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Since he emerged from a famous Something Awful thread in 2008, the Slender Man has become a bona fide urban legend, with millions of fans building his tale.
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Wentz is drawing a lot of first-round buzz based on his physical tools, and he helped lead what has emerged as a bona fide dynasty in FCS.
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Fox will be looking to rebound from a stab last fall at rebooting "The Fantastic Four," which became its first bona fide flop based on a Marvel property.
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Ben Higgins and Lauren Bushnell rolled up their sleeves and tried their hand at being bona fide reality TV stars this summer with Ben & Lauren: Happily Ever After?
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As is so often the case with line-drawing in law and public policy, distinguishing limited military intervention from bona fide warfare is far from simple or easy.
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Our latest Mr. Darcy (Sam Riley) isn't merely of the idle rich, he's a bona fide warrior, hunting down zombies that hide at card parties and society dinners.
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To validate that the bull lives, the index will have to surpass those levels before it declines 20 percent from there and becomes a bona fide bear market.
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In order to qualify, your tax home must be in a foreign country and you must be eligible for either the physical presence or bona fide residence tests.
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Though fans of "The Mindy Project" and "Sharp Objects" already knew that Messina, 45, was a bona fide heartthrob, 2019 may be the year he finally broke through.
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The appeals court had allowed the ban to go into effect except for foreign nationals who have "bona fide" relationships with people or entities in the United States.
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Be sure to use your real name and email, as incomplete or fraudulent filings are often used as an excuse not to pay attention to bona fide ones.
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Up for discussion: a range of titles both massive, bona-fide blockbuster of proportion, and a handful of strange and small affairs that might qualify as hidden gems.
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The bona fide pornography that I'd been sure would drive out all other video genres—as a predator plant strangles diverse flora and unbalances ecosystems—never showed up.
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MORE in 2013, denied the emergency motion filed Wednesday that asked for a clarification of the U.S. Supreme Court's use of the phrase "bona fide" when describing relationships.
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Representative Beto O'Rourke, a Democrat, has emerged as a serious threat to unseat Senator Ted Cruz, a Republican, and has become a bona fide celebrity in the process.
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Here are a few things you'll want to know to fit into the conversation — whether you're a bona fide fashion weeker or just wouldn't mind masquerading as one.
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The court's examples of "bona fide" relationships covered most, or all, of the people who'd been able to sue the administration over the travel ban to begin with.
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Ronda Rousey's mother is a bona fide "bad ass" -- but she's put Ronda in a tough situation by calling out her trainer ... so says UFC honcho Dana White.
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It wasn't an accident that she became the first bona fide A-list diva to razzle-dazzle audiences for years at a time with residencies in Las Vegas.
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It's evolved from a rough-and-tumble purveyor of goods for home cooks and chefs to a bona fide foodie destination, with stalls boasting the best of Catalonia.
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The network's reported $5 million-per-episode budget works wonders, as TNT no doubt hoped it would for its first bona fide foray into the prestige-TV scrum.
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Some political analysts see the campaign as internal party rivalries spilling out into the open, rather than as a bona fide project to clean up Vietnam's systemic corruption.
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So. the Stamina Outdoor Fitness Strider isn't merely a playground toy but a bona fide piece of exercise equipment that delivers a great low-impact, cardio-aerobic workout.
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The court basically said that foreign nationals with no "bona fide relationship" to the United States do not have the same rights and can be barred from entry.
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The release will have the trappings of a bona fide Broadway production: eight shows a week, dark on Mondays — and the film's title in lights outside the theater.
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He takes "You'll Never Walk Alone" from "Carousel" and retools it for his current team (which also includes a bona fide next-generation member, the adolescent Joshua Turchin).
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He takes "You'll Never Walk Alone" from "Carousel" and retools it for his current team (which also includes a bona fide next-generation member, the adolescent Joshua Turchin).
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One former employee said many of her colleagues were in fact aspiring actors logging hours at the store until they could make it on a bona fide stage.
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At midmorning — time flies here — I eye a bona fide cherry tree with a newfound perversity that recalls Warhol himself; I go nuts and ax it to bits.
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Color-field painting, which produced some bona fide masterworks and more than its share of decorative fluff, fell into eclipse in the last quarter of the 4403th century.
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For the next 63 days, only refugees who have a "bona fide relationship" with a close relative or entity in the United States will be eligible to enter.
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Critics immediately denounced the administration, accusing the White House of violating the Supreme Court's directive to exempt anyone with a "bona fide" family connection to the United States.
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In the meantime, it allowed a partial ban to proceed, affecting those without bona fide relationships in the United States, the ones least likely to win legal protection.
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Hiring immediate family members with campaign funds is legal as long as the salary payments amount to "bona fide, campaign related services," according to the House Ethics Manual.
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If -- or perhaps when -- Texas becomes a bona fide swing state, it may be Republicans, rather than Democrats, who start calling for the abolition of the Electoral College.
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Isaiah Thomas, still the team's best player and a bona fide all star this season, has a player efficiency rating of 25.9, up from 21.5 in 2015-16.
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Traded to Philadelphia last season, Butler played next to two bona fide All-Stars, Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons, in a city that especially loves hard-nosed players.
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Anaheim, with its dry, mild climate, rich immigrant communities and a hearty appetite for both craft beer and sugar-spun treats, is now a bona fide tourism destination.
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To put these numbers into perspective, the FBI released its own data on hate crimes in 2015 on Monday, tallying 5,850 bona fide criminal incidents that year alone.
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According to one plenary-power standard, as long as the government can offer a "facially legitimate and bona fide" reason for doing what it did, then it's constitutional.
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The Carpetbagger It's been a dazzling past year for Mark Rylance, a bona fide star of screen and stage currently in the play "Nice Fish," at St. Ann's Warehouse.
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Entry to America may be barred "with respect to foreign nationals who lack any bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the United States", the court said.
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As much as it might have had the superficial trappings of the next big thing, it never laid the groundwork it needed to to become a bona fide phenomenon.
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I thought I'd be transitioning from loser to Liam but, in the company of these bona fide action stars, I ended up feeling more like a coddled contest winner.
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We've watched her rise to the occasion and then some, taking her role as the president's wife and turning it into a bona fide leadership position of its own.
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"I do advise not making wholesale changes in your investment strategy just based on the fact that eventually we will indeed experience a bona fide bear market," he added.
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Hopefully, the "bona fide relationship" standard won't seep into other areas of immigration law, which is already strewn with subjective standards that are only intermittently subject to judicial review.
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Klishina had been allowed to come to Rio after satisfying the governing body that, based in the United States, she had operated in a bona-fide anti-doping environment.
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The justices said in June that the administration could not enforce the bans against people who have a "bona fide" relationship with people or entities in the United States.
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And the White House's "narrowly defined list" of bona fide relations is "the antithesis of common sense" that "finds no support in the careful language of the Supreme Court".
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Ken Addington of Brooklyn's Five Leaves is a bona fide brunch master, and he can deftly whip up any number of incredible items to help you survive your hangover.
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First, they denied Mr Trump's lawyers' request for "clarification" of their June 26th ruling as to what qualifies as a "bona fide relationship" and who counts as close family.
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Doesn't seem like that's the case ... but either way, Giuliani says Girardi should have no problem finding his next gig -- 'cause he's already a bona fide Hall of Famer!
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" And Thomas issued a warning: "The compromise," he said, "will invite a flood of litigation" as parties and courts "struggle to determine was exactly constitutes a bona fide relationship.
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The drink is the bona fide encapsulation of springtime and is as close to the love child of chamomile tea and a gin cocktail as you're going to get.
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PNB has said it will honor only "bona fide" commitments, arguing other banks that lent to the jeweler groups shared in the blame by not carrying out adequate checks.
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The criteria is super specific, so the following relatives don't count as "bona fide relationships": grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law, and sisters-in-law.
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If nothing else, it would force a wider acceptance of Beltran's blend of achievement and, at his peak, five-tool ability producing a bona fide Hall of Fame career.
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Mandel, a 1972 case where the court held that the government need only demonstrate a "facially legitimate and bona fide" reason to bar foreign nationals to survive judicial scrutiny.
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But even someone as brilliant and wily as Erdogan—who, unlike Trump, is a bona fide political genius—took 15 years to grab control of the entire Turkish state.
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Part visionary, part snake oil salesman, he may have thought of himself as a bona fide creator of wealth, unique amid Latin America's coddled barons of industry and commerce.
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And, the law requires employers to meet stricter standards when trying to justify pay disparities so that there are bona fide or job-related, business reasons for such differences.
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And it's not like the agency doesn't have a bona fide history of overreach, from snooping on environmentalists to allegedly targeting marginalized communities in the war on terror era.
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But what's become the standard of care for prompting an opioid prescription is very little in the way of evidence for having any kind of bona fide medical condition.
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It has been on a bona fide tear since his win -- it rose 257 points the day after his shock election as chances for tax reform made investors confident.
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Even with the loss of Durant and Looney, they have two of the better shooters in league history, in addition to another bona fide All-Star in Draymond Green.
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Mr. Charles is now at the center of an ongoing debate about betrayal among a passionate group of beauty vloggers, bona fide celebrities and the meme-makers of TikTok.
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This summer, two bona fide famouses echoed the opinions many others had already expressed over drinks or online during the past year, which is that these things are bad.
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A day later, a federal judge in Maryland issued a similar but narrower order, which halted the ban only for people with bona fide ties to the United States.
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Instead of riding herd on them, if they came to him with a bona fide need, he would see what he could do to try to make it possible.
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" Schinas said the bloc "will continue to negotiate in good will, bona fide, with Prime Minister Theresa May and the U.K. government negotiators in order to reach a deal.
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As far as his political beliefs go, Starr tells me he was first radicalized in 2016 after Trump was elected, and today, he considers himself a bona fide socialist.
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And as he maps out the many phases of Phil, New York audiences have the rare chance to witness the full emergence of a newborn, bona fide musical star.
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The court made it clear that the Fourth and Ninth Circuits were correct to suspend the ban for those nationals who have "bona fide" relationships here in the country.
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Right now, the only bona fide hostel in the city is run by a nonprofit group, Hostelling International USA, on Amsterdam Avenue on the Upper West Side, he said.
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" Hawaii challenged the ban in its current form this week, asking the U.S. District Court of the District of Hawaii to narrow its scope to define "bona fide relationship.
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If you are interested in the Series 5, there's really only one feature worth discussing: the always-on display that finally makes the Apple Watch a bona fide timepiece.
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As she has turned into a bona fide celebrity with thousands following her on social media and at events around the country, she faced the dangers of public life.
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Wonder Woman didn't just launch a franchise — it minted a movie star, making a bona fide action hero out of an actor whose name we're still learning to pronounce.
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Still, Ms. Kelly is a bona fide star with a best-selling book and a breakout role in this year's presidential campaign, when she clashed with Donald J. Trump.
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The short version is this: Bernie wins early, becomes a bona fide front-runner, Democratic primary voters freak out, thinking Sanders can't beat Trump and move, decisively, to Bloomberg.
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After the top two picks are settled, there is plenty of room for movement in the first round from teams looking to convert assets into a bona fide star.
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Those denied included grandparents of US residents, for example, and the administration refused to consider refugees who'd already been assigned to American nonprofits to have a "bona fide" relationship.
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The Supreme Court said then that the ban could take effect, but that people with a "bona fide relationship" to a U.S. person or entity could not be barred.
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While the Supreme Court provided a few examples of how a bona fide relationship could be established -- through a close familial relationship, a worker who has accepted an offer of employment from an American company, or a lecturer invited to address an American audience -- the groups said they need to know how people can prove that a relationship is "bona fide" and what recourse there is if they are denied by the federal government.
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Though the Supreme Court provided a few examples of how a bona fide relationship could be established — through a close familial relationship, a worker who has accepted an offer of employment from an American company, or a lecturer invited to address an American audience — the groups said they need to know how people can prove that a relationship is "bona fide" and what recourse there is if they are denied by the federal government.
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As the son of a major hockey star, Jack has his own problems, starting with the pressure of bearing the expectations of a bona fide sports legacy on his shoulders.
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Ultimately, the court upheld the visa denial — but it insisted that the government could only deny a visa if it had a "legitimate and bona fide reason" to do so.
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That ecosystem was absolutely primed to turn Carly Rae Jepsen — then known as the one-hit wonder behind 2012's biggest song, "Call Me Maybe" — into a bona fide superstar.
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The Supreme Court order, however, said the ban did not cover those refugees "who can credibly claim a bona fide relationship with a person or entity" in the United States.
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Fortnite is a game with bona fide global stars, like Twitch streamers Tyler "Ninja" Blevins and Turner "Tfue" Tenney, who command audiences that rival that of the world's biggest athletes.
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Fadell, sometimes dubbed "the Podfather" by the media, was a driving force in creating Apple's first bona fide hit device in years, and he'd oversee hardware development for the iPhone.
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But once they do, by drowning him in a bona fide body of water that has been provided for this production's first-act climax, guilt robs them of their lust.
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But what made it even sweeter is that I got to do it with someone who's not only a bona fide expert in their field, but a friend of mine.
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The highest court let the ban go forward with a limited scope, saying that it cannot apply to anyone with credible "bona fide relationship" with a U.S. person or entity.
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While Drew, 38, and his twin brother, Jonathan, are known for their mega-popular HGTV shows, Phan works behind the scenes as a bona fide businesswoman, philanthropist and crafter extraordinaire.
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From blunt brunette bobs to neon tinged layers, Tokyo's helped Jenner become a bona fide hair icon after starting off in the industry by simply designing wigs for cancer patients.
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There was even uncertainty as to what counted as a bona-fide "delivery out", other than that the metal should physically leave the warehouse in which it had been stored.
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Her family's lawyer argues that her father was fired from his job at the United Nations weeks before she was born in New Jersey, making her a bona fide citizen.
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So while Sherman-Palladino created a TV show that became a bona fide phenomenon, the relative failures of Jezebel James and Bunheads may have negated her success in executives' minds.
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Mia Swier, a television producer and bassist in a punk rock band, has dated Darren Criss, a former star of Glee and a bona fide teen idol, for six years.
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The chipmaker said it has not had any communication whatsoever with the investors and is unaware of any information that would support the idea that the offer is bona fide.
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But prosecutors said Daleiden and Merritt engaged in computer hacking and criminal fraud to create false IDs and a bogus corporate entity - crossing lines that bona fide journalists would avoid.
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To get inspired, we tapped minimalism darling Mary Seng, the Happily Grey blogger who balanced an intense nursing career while simultaneously turning her style blog into a bona-fide business.
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From blunt brunette bobs to neon-tinged layers, Tokyo's helped Jenner become a bona fide hair icon after starting off in the industry by simply designing wigs for cancer patients.
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Miguel released Kaleidoscope Dream two months after Channel Orange; it made him a bona fide rock star, one working the middle ground between Marvin Gaye and Tame Impala with ease.
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So, inventory of these flavored pods can be illegal counterfeit or diverted products or leftover bona fide JUUL inventory from before the November 2018 policy change and resulting stop shipment.
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Asked for comment on the report, Infosys said "all decisions have been made bona fide in the overall interest of the company" and that full disclosures had already been made.
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In a bona fide example of friends with benefits, Johnny and his brother Joey met fellow Pennsylvanian Bret Michaels of arena giants Poison, who set them up with his publicist.
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Old standbys such as "It's a Wonderful Life" or "Miracle on 21990th Street" are bona fide classics yet a crop of modern films have emerged to challenge the status quo.
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Launched late last year, London-based Freetrade has built a bona-fide "challenger broker," including obtaining the required license from the FCA, rather than simply partnering with an established broker.
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This remarkable day started early, at the Los Angeles Convention Center, where the greatest female fighter in the world took the oath of citizenship and became a bona fide American.
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They have the ability to leave in the water some of the beneficial minerals—calcium, magnesium, and potassium—in quantities that makes our water a bona fide ocean mineral water.
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And that could portend a future of young racing fans leveraging technology to become bona fide drivers, and young drivers doing the same to build up their on-track careers.
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But the film was a sensation, making bona fide stars out of Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze, who play a young woman and a dance instructor who fall in love.
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The appeals panel on Monday upheld that ruling for people with a "bona fide relationship" with close family or an entity in the United States, like a university or company.
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"Underwater forest" is not a metaphor — this is a not a coral reef or a sea grass bed that resembles surface woodlands but bona fide trees with roots and leaves.
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Like many small American cities, Buffalo, which had early booms from various industries, including railways, shipyards and steel manufacturing, is shedding its rusty roots and experiencing a bona fide renaissance.
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The word "faithfully" is a signal that the framers wanted to limit the exercise of presidential powers to "good faith" reasons, bona fide purposes and fidelity to the public interest.
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The Supreme Court further narrowed the ban by ruling that those with a bona fide connection to a person or entity in the U.S. should be exempt from the policy.
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But Mr. Grassley suggested the crowds were no less bona fide than the more friendly ones he usually gets when he makes his annual tour of all 99 Iowa counties.
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Under the court's order, those provisions can now take effect, with an exception for refugees who have a bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the United States.
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CBS has successfully relaunched a bona fide "Star Trek" franchise to sustain its new streaming service CBS All Access, with "Star Trek: Discovery" anchoring and plenty more series in development.
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"This is in essence a shrug (of relief) rather than a bona fide surge in risk appetite," said Mizuho Bank Head of Economics and Strategy Vishnu Varathan in a note.
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The court said that the U.S. government would still have to allow people with a "bona fide relationship" to a person or entity in the U.S. to enter the country.
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But U.S. District Judge Derrick Watson said that the administration's definition of "bona fide relationship" was too narrow, and ruled that grandparents were also among those allowed into the country.
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There's a second level of pleasure to the movies as well: We're not just watching top-notch multitalented characters; we're also very aware that we're watching bona fide movie stars.
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In the sixth season of Tina Fey and Robert Carlock's dearly departed NBC sitcom, "Leap Day" revealed that in 30 Rock's bizarro world, February 29 is a bona fide holiday.
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In June 2017, the justices issued a short-term compromise ruling that permitted Trump to implement his policy, but exempted would-be immigrants and travelers with "bona fide" U.S. ties.
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It's topped with lemon juice, olive oil, and chili flakes, to add just enough citrus and spice to balance out the flavor and turn celery into a bona fide showstopper.
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A ban — but only for people who lack a "bona fide relationship" to the United States: June 22, 21182, to October 21152, 33; November 23, 24, to December 250, 2017.
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But that Supreme Court ruling also mandated the government must allow travelers with a "bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the United States" to enter the country.
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However, it was also saying that refugees don't necessarily have a "bona fide" relationship with their US placement agencies, so for now, Trump can keep them from entering the country.
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Travis Scott wants his fans to have genuine, bona fide merchandise at his Astroworld shows ... and a judge has agreed to let him put the kibosh on any wannabe bootleggers.
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People living in Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen who have no "bona fide" link to America should not plan on traveling there for the next three months. Why?
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It's no surprise considering his bona fide icon status and the critical acclaim received by his final album Blackstar, but you do have to admit it's a strong final power play.
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Since its launch late last week, the augmented reality game Pokémon Go has not just become the most popular app in the world — it's a bona fide cultural and business phenomenon.
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You can sometimes challenge a visa denial — but as long as the government can give you a "facially legitimate and bona fide" reason your visa was denied, you're out of luck.
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A unanimous panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed that the supervisors, known as team leaders, were "bona fide executives" not covered by the FLSA's overtime pay requirements.
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He was a bona fide nak muay (Thai boxer), who had learned the gear from Master Toddy in Manchester and had even travelled to Thailand to train and fight there, too.
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In that moment, after spending the better part of the last 10 years taking Profound from Urban Outfitters staple to bona fide luxury status, Zaidi finally felt he had made it.
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"Their business model thrives on conducting unending 'investigations,' of bona fide coverage requests, stalling interminably, running up their insured's costs, and avoiding coverage decisions based on flimsy excuses," the filing reads.
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The highest court let the ban go forward with a limited scope, saying it could not apply to anyone with a credible "bona fide relationship" with a U.S. person or entity.
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Woody Hambrecht, for his part, has been a bona fide "booze guy" since a young age, making wine and managing 67 acres of wine grapes at the pair's Sonoma County, Calif.
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Why almost no one is guilty of treason, explained The true tale of a bona fide, one-of-a-kind "Lobster Girl" Democrats are now eying Trump's phone calls with Putin
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" Adds Rogowsky, 33: "As a bona fide 90s kid raised by TV, Marc Summers was nothing short of a deity in my pre-teen eyes — a god of wisdom and slime.
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But here we are, eight years since the release of the series-revitalizing Street Fighter IV, with the Ryu-and-company brawler once again the bona-fide king of the fighters.
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That's especially because there was a bona fide policy disagreement between them on Medicaid expansion in which Hutchinson was genuinely more moderate than the vast majority of the national GOP establishment.
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Of course, Cruz handed Johnson a fairly decisive defeat back in 2011, but both fighters have done some serious evolving since then, establishing themselves as bona fide, pound-for-pound greats.
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VICE News reviewed a dozen indictments of bona fide FARC members, including several who were accused of ordering or being complicit in the kidnapping of three American defense contractors in 2003.
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By the end of his second season, he was a bona fide star, landing the $40 million contract extension and playing a key role in the Patriots' 2011 AFC Championship season.
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Unless the Trump administration is extremely cautious, and only denies visas to people in very limited cases, it's likely to face court battles over the definition of a "bona fide" relationship.
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The watchdog also recommended that the IRS chief counsel's office conduct a review to determine if the agency violated the bona fide needs rule and needs to take any additional action.
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Medvedev has denied any connection to the property while Usmanov insisted that the transfer of the ownership of a luxurious mansion to the charity foundation was a bona fide business deal.
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"Widely considered by many to be one of the most attractive, yet innovative cars of the 2000s, it quickly became a bona-fide modern collectable," Sotheby's says of the BMW Z8.
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Within about three minutes, people appeared to be viewing their handiwork as bona fide art, though Kevin said that without his glasses, he could not see what was happening too well.
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"There's no precedent for something like this that I'm aware of," said Jeffrey Gorsky, a former legal adviser to the State Department's Visa Office, referring to the new "bona fide" standard.
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Anchors like Bill O'Reilly, Glenn Beck and Sean Hannity became bona fide stars, with influence that spread beyond the network and made them best-selling authors and highly rated radio hosts.
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The case eventually reached the Supreme Court, which allowed a limited version of the ban affecting only those citizens of the six countries lacking "bona fide" ties to the United States.
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And thank God for bona fide journalists perceptive enough to openly recognize and discuss the difficulties of doing so while negotiating the treacherous war zone that our political process has become.
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His memo, despite some inaccuracies, draws on bona fide academic journals, and it represents beliefs about women and men that can, unfortunately, be found on the pages of reputable academic publications.
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Could it be true that if the jitney, considered the first bona fide example of ride-sharing, "had survived the future of transportation would probably already be here," as Kalanick claims?
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Hardy is something of a bona fide noodle whisperer and his take on the iconic pasta alla Norma of Sicily is everything you could ever want in a hearty winter meal.
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That's when we decided to come up with a list of the products that make our spidey senses tingle — the bona fide, killer buys that are destined to earn cult stardom.
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The D.N.C. has said it would offer matching agreements in 2020 only to all "bona fide" candidates, after a backlash from the Sanders campaign to its 2016 agreement with Hillary Clinton.
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He is also the son of a bona fide Hollywood celebrity, who has drawn a large and protective American fan base into the press-fueled drama of the British royal family.
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Nor would Mr. Mason have spent enough time around his kid, now not only an adult but a bona fide Master of the Financial Universe, to relent from his alienating behavior.
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" "Trump's lawyers contend that a president should not be impeached and removed for making a bona fide policy judgment, whether or not that judgment turns out to be misguided or wrong.
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We already know how Sean Hannity latched himself onto the Trump Family, but new revelations from Robert Mueller's investigation detail the extent of his role as a bona fide Trumpworld consigliere.
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To accomplish their objective, these companies inserted language into H.R. 3409 stating that if a company has a "bona fide inventory repurchase program," it can never be deemed a pyramid scheme.
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Nine-Nails may be the colorful character in this partnership, but when he begins acting oddly, it's Frey the skeptic who finds the courage to consult …yes, a bona fide witch.
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The organization could choose to add another promising young player or trade the pick to add a bona fide star to a team on the cusp of being a championship contender.
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The state Supreme Court had said some of the petitioners Lamborn hired to collect signatures to qualify for the ballot were not bona fide residents of Colorado, violating state election laws.
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Her single "Bad Guy" is the only song by a person born in the 2000s to reach number one on the Billboard charts, making her a bona fide Gen Z icon.
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But on the flip side, a win would help the real estate magnate regain his form, establishing him as a bona fide threat to win the nomination and silencing his doubters.
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In fact, left-wing activists and insiders see 2020 as the first presidential race in years featuring two bona fide progressives, creating a competition the likes of which they've never seen.
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As such, nearly a half century after the founding of the feminist art movement, token feminism and curatorial rhetoric are now beginning to bear the fruits of bona fide institutional action.
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Ms. Christian, a singer and composer of blazing creative ambition, has set out to create nothing less than a bona fide, full-scale requiem for the dead in all our lives.
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It let the government start implementing the second version of the travel ban — but exempted anyone who had a "bona fide relationship" with a person or business in the United States.
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But Riggio soon after stepped in and said he didn't think the deal was "bona fide," considering Sandell's stake in the chain and the extra financial backing needed to make it work.
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The justices ruled that Trump's ban, ostensibly implemented for urgent national security reasons, should apply only to people without a "bona fide relationship" to a person or entity in the United States.
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The Obama administration devised accommodations for bona fide religious organizations that objected, but refused accommodations to for-profit businesses whose owners religiously objected to some or all of the mandated contraception coverage.
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Tata Sons said the Unitech transaction was "a bona fide real estate deal that had no relation to the 2G licences", adding that it had "comprehensively addressed questions from all government agencies".
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Starting this Thursday, citizens of Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen will be banned from the United States unless they can demonstrate a "bona fide" relationship with American citizens or organizations.
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The justices specifically rejected the city's argument that it should look only at the text of the laws, which didn't mention Santeria and claimed a bona fide interest in protecting public health.
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Among the questions to be resolved are what qualifies as a "bona fide" connection and how pending and future visa and refugee applications will be handled during the period of the ban.
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It turns out there's one detail about a certain sugary snack that even the most bona fide '90s kids might not be able to address because they simply didn't know it existed.
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Good keyboard design is timeless, and if you can resist the lure of becoming a bona fide keyboard collector then the right model can last you for the rest of your life.
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There has been more than enough evidence in the past to certify that Mr. Pacino is a bona fide genius, so let's assume that there are reasons for what he's doing here.
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Here We Go Again didn't quite rake in the massive returns of its 2008 predecessor, but with $20183 million in domestic returns and $393.8 million worldwide, it's still a bona fide hit.
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Producer Megan Ellison used Detroit to launch her company Annapurna Pictures as a bona fide indie studio, and there are few people with better Oscar track records this decade than she has.
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The film does not conform to typical biopic standards, just as the film's subject, Maud Lewis (played by Sally Hawkins), did not adhere to the societal standards of a bona fide artist.
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"We are fully invested to promote both of these objectives, and are convinced that the emergence of protracted judicial proceedings between US claimants and bona fide EU companies will not further them."
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The Bradley Cooper-directed movie is Gaga's first time as a bona fide leading lady — which is weird, because this photo proves she's clearly been a silver screen icon this entire time.
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Amazon's Echo digital assistant is one of its first bona fide hardware successes since the debut of the Kindle, and now the company is extending the device's reach deeper into Google's territory.
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"How individuals will prove such a (bona fide) relationship, and whether the burden of proof will be on the government or the individuals seeking entry, remains to be seen," Yale-Loehr agreed.
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Whether you're decorating rooms, writing the menu on a bistro chalkboard, or creating fun DIY projects for Instagram, you can instantly transform any flat surface into a bona fide work of art.
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But we do not get a bona fide philosophical inquiry into the underlying ethical issues—one that would plow headlong into the most difficult dilemmas, rather than immediately veering onto safe ground.
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The court said the administration could ban nationals from the six majority-Muslim countries, but only if they lack a bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the United States.
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Now a bona fide movie star who doesn't always get or even go for her due, Witherspoon shines on HBO's Lies, based on the novel by Liane Moriarty, and critics have noticed.
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The brand offers more styles than we'd care to count, and you can find everything from bona fide steel toe work boots to more classic, thick leather boots built for the ages.
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Her interest in India's youth, she suggests, was quickened by this entry into her life by her daughter, a bona fide member of these restless generations, a unit of India's demographic dividend.
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I decided that if he turned out to be a bona fide journalist, or just an amateur photographer, I'd mention the ring and give it back to him if it was his.
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The players brought a similarly un-self-conscious approach to the extended techniques in Beat Furrer's String Quartet No. 3 (2004), an enveloping, bona fide masterpiece that stretches over 50 uninterrupted minutes.
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Youssef only became a bona fide good guy in the West, when he was made relatable, and the only way the American media knew how to do that was to Americanize him.
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For now Prisma users wanting to convert their digital works of art into bona fide wall art need to visit the CavasPop website themselves where it has added a dedicated Prisma section.
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The latest funding was at a pre-money valuation of £1 billion (~$1.27b), meaning that Monzo is now a bona-fide member of the U.K. fintech unicorn club, joining recent entrant Revolut.
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Weeks ago, Kristen Stewart, a bona fide A-lister, formally announced that she was "so gay" on national television—and the biggest story the next day was Melissa McCarthy's Sean Spicer impersonation.
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Having arguably achieved its endgame after the Brexit vote last June, UKIP's remarkable trajectory from single-issue pressure group to bona fide political movement representing the economically disenfranchised has lost its sparkle.
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Restaurants and other "bona fide eating places," meanwhile, can now sell beer, wine and pre-mixed drinks or cocktails to-go when sold in conjunction with meals for pick-up or delivery.
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The city is also a prime example of how small tragedies—none of which ought to be acceptable or brushed off in the first place—can build into a bona fide crisis.
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While conservatives of course have bona fide objections to the BCRA's vision of the health care system, fundamentally the idea of blocking this law for right-wing reasons makes relatively little sense.
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In THE MAN WHO CAME UPTOWN (Mulholland/Little, Brown, $27), Michael Hudson emerges from prison a bona fide bibliophile, thanks to the librarian who turned him away from crime and onto books.
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Billionaires from Mark Zuckerberg to Jack Dorsey have been among the many to flock to DAFs over the last decade, turning these once obscure vehicles into a bona fide Silicon Valley phenomenon.
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Still, Mr. Bart rejects the idea that simply being a "child of" is enough for anyone to make the leap to a bona fide marketable personality in his or her own right.
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But the court said the government should let in travelers and refugees with a "bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the United States," without fully defining what that meant.
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Or, if you prefer your affordable microwave to have a vintage look, the ultra-micro Daewoo Retro is a bona fide throwback to the golden age of electromagnetic radiation (especially in turquoise).
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But the Supreme Court said that refugees with bona fide relationships in the United States should be admitted even if the government reached the 50,000 cap, which it did this past week.
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But Warren on Monday got her own bona fide rock star: Actor and musician Jack Black, frontman for the beloved comedy-rock band Tenacious D. Look at that magnificent beard... #WarrenTime pic.twitter.
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In a partial dissent from the Supreme Court's decision last month, Justice Thomas said the line the court had drawn, allowing those with "bona fide relationships" to enter the country, was unworkable.
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Still, activists and industry professionals say that the steps being taken represent sustained attention to the issue, some improvement in day-to-day working conditions and perhaps signs of bona fide change.
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Longstanding, inevitable comparisons to Manhattan have not only become unnecessary, they're not really even relevant anymore: Brooklyn is a bona fide cultural capital, with world-class art, performances, street fairs and museums.
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The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that individuals who do not have a "bona fide" relationship with an entity or person in the United States can be blocked from entering the country.
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The Times , searching for bona-fide Friends of Donald, recently turned up one who would admit to the title: Richard LeFrak, a fellow billionaire scion of a New York real-estate family.
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"I thought if I could survive long enough to have a hit — a real bona fide hit with my name on it — I would move categories," from sexual object to respected colleague.
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Which is why, with his wall on the line, Mr. Trump so desperately needs to convince the American people that they are facing an acute crisis — maybe even a bona fide emergency.
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English critic John Berger's pioneering Ways of Seeing brought an entirely new perspective to the complex field of art criticism, while Clement Greenberg helped forge the field into a bona fide profession.
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And, Justice Thomas added, the very judges that blocked Mr Trump's travel ban would probably be the ones considering whether a potential traveler has a "bona fide" reason for being excused from it.
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Any bona-fide beauty-lover will tell you that walking into a well-stocked beauty store is a lot like being a kid in a candy store — only, the payoff is even sweeter.
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Just before the new rules took effect, the Trump administration sent out a cable clarifying who qualifies as a bona fide relative: Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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Asked about the changes, Yankees third baseman Chase Headley said he felt that even with the rules defined, there was room for debate as to what would qualify as a bona fide slide.
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On Monday, the Supreme Court ruled the bans could proceed, though only for foreigners with no "bona fide relationship" with an American entity or person, and it did not specify what that meant.
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On June 26th the court ruled that Mr Trump's executive order suspending travel from several Muslim countries applied only to foreigners who lacked a "bona fide" link to people or organisations in America.
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In the second, the miracles come into play: To be officially confirmed as a saint, there must be at least two bona fide miracles that can be attributed to the person after death.
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At the beginning of the campaign, the question on everybody's lips was whether The Liberal Actress Who Played Miranda on Sex and the City was "serious enough" to run a bona fide campaign.
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From how to tackle the oven rack that still has remnants from last year's holiday roast to how to remove pesky stickers on new appliances, these cleaning shortcuts are bona fide game-changers.
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Still, the benefits outweigh the risks attendant in not becoming bona fide, so millions of students each year humble themselves before the altar of admissions officers and two-year and four-year institutions.
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Rubio simply has to do well enough on Super Tuesday to maintain the appearance of being a bona fide challenger to Donald Trump in the eyes of his GOP backers and wealthy benefactors.
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This is not an uncommon feature of a pop melody, but here it sounds particularly like fellow Norwegian Dagny's "Love You Like That," the chorus of which is a bona fide one-noter.
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A hotel reservation, for example, will not constitute a bona fide relationship under the executive order, but an academic lecturer invited to speak in the US will be exempt from the travel ban.
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Consensus aside, MaidSafe's biggest challenge is still turning the sizable amount of funding and resources the team's ideas have attracted to date into a bona fide alternative network that anyone really can use.
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The safeguards include biometric (fingerprint) and biographic checks, and an interview by specially trained DHS officers who scrutinize the applicant's explanation of individual circumstances to ensure the applicant is a bona fide refugee .
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Another aroid species that has become a bona fide object of obsession for this new generation of collectors is the eminently photogenic variegated monstera, whose leaves are marbled with painterly splashes of white.
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"Didn't watch the cups, you see?" he chided Jonathan, as his trucks, filled with bona fide farm equipment, passed through the United States border check while Angela and Joel looked on in disbelief.
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"I think there will be some litigation over the extent of the reach of this bona fide relationship but I don't think it will be as burdensome as the dissenters suggest," Martin said.
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For the moment, the administration will be able to bar travelers from the six nations in question who cannot show a "bona fide" connection to a person or entity in the United States.
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The court ruled that anyone who could prove a "bona fide" relationship with a U.S. citizen or entity could be exempt from the temporary ban, which affects six countries in the Middle East.
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Like the ban on nationals from the six countries, the court said refugees who have a bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the U.S. can be exempted from the ban.
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We all know just how critical protest is to true democracy, but being able to eat your protest afterwards would turn even the most milquetoast of citizens into a bona fide Che Guevara.
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During their tenures at American Apparel (Alonzo was the brand's creative director and Crespo its graphics and childrenswear director), they transformed V-neck tees and high-waisted jeans into a bona fide movement.
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In 2013 when Ms. Newman, who does acroyoga (yoga plus acrobatics) and circus arts on the side, heard her friend was about to host Mr. Guimard, a bona fide French acrobat, through Couchsurfing.
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And I don't know even in retrospect whether the Collins TransSiberian Fur & Fine Carpet Company was a bona fide trading house, or a cover company set up for the purpose of intelligence gathering.
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"Initial reports suggest that the government may try to unilaterally expand the scope of the ban — for example, by arbitrarily refusing to treat certain categories of familial relationships as 'bona fide,' " he said.
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Let those who have suffered the most egregious deprivations know that there are many who find their travails the most compelling, "bona fide" reason to open our hearts and our borders to them.
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As Snapchat's user base and valuation continued to swell, Spiegel quickly became a bona fide celebrity in the worlds of tech and media, and he regularly rubs shoulders with A-listers and celebrities.
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In a failed effort to trigger a bona fide investigation, the missing boy's mother tries to bribe a constable with the 24-karat gold chain "her madam" had given her as a gift.
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Ms. Atamna-Ismaeel is a bona fide celebrity since her win, and several customers interrupt our conversation to shake her hand or ask her to accept a Facebook friend request on their smartphone.
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Alone among the 217 candidates, her campaign stops have become bona fide events, with 212,2000 people attending a speech in Manhattan this week and 22020,23 turning out in Iowa City on Thursday night.
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"Hands to Myself" is the ultimate triumph of Gomez's first capital-A album "Revival," her first since hopping from Disney's Hollywood Records to Interscope — and her first as a bona fide sex symbol.
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Jeff Faux, Distinguished Fellow Economic Policy Institute Washington, D.C. In his otherwise thoughtful and informative piece, Sanneh fails to mention our legal obligation under U.N. protocol to grant protection to bona-fide refugees.
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"Anyone who has an existing relationship with a nonprofit, frankly tens of thousands of refugees," should be seen as having bona fide ties, said Becca Heller, director of the International Refugee Assistance Project.
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The Justices reinstated the ban but carved out an exemption for people with a bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the U.S. This report was updated at 10:00 a.m.
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The same year, Witherspoon produced and starred in Wild, based on the memoir by Cheryl Strayed; the role earned her a second Oscar nomination for Best Actress and a bona fide comeback narrative.
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Under legal precedent, Acting Solicitor General of the United States Jeffrey Wall claimed the court cannot look back at Trump's remarks if there is a legitimate and bona fide reason for the ban.
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If that sounds good, then ask yourself whether it would be an acceptable cost of the death penalty if the state put to death one innocent person for every 85033 bona fide murderers.
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And it buoyed the Trump administration's xenophobia when it put the temporary ban back in place and denied entry to people who lack a "bona fide relationship" with an American citizen or entity.
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A bona fide Leonardo would be an indisputable prize — especially when it easily beat the record Doha had held for the most ever paid for a painting, roughly $300 million for a Gauguin.
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When the executive branch has used such authority to exclude aliens "on the basis of a facially legitimate and bona fide reason," the courts will not look behind the exercise of that discretion.
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