Brawn, who founded The Miranda Brawn Diversity Leadership Foundation in the U.K., said a diverse workplace contributes to a more creative, innovative and productive workforce.
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This is The Challenge, it involved brains, brawn and heart.
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That skill can triumph strength and brains can beat brawn.
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Last week, Jennifer seemed to be sitting pretty on Brawn.
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The modern labour market favours workers with brains, not brawn.
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Thrawn tends to win his battles with brain, not brawn.
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If Infinity War is the brawn, Endgame is the brains.
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Champions Mercedes, the team Brawn once led after winning both titles with his own Brawn GP team in 2009, have been dominant and won 56 of 68 races since the start of the 2014 season.
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So was the problem because you were on the Brawn tribe?
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The rest of the Brawn tribe plays the whole scene perfectly.
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Despite their growing brawn, India's armed forces still lack a brain.
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Henry chose Brawn, a whitewashed small-plates restaurant in Bethnal Green.
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"I was very nervous he wouldn't like it," Ms. Brawn said.
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On the digital side it's not about brawn, it's about brain.
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He took issue, however, with the approach taken by former Ferrari technical director Ross Brawn, the Formula One managing director who won titles with his own Brawn GP in 2009 before serving as Mercedes F1 team boss.
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Ross Brawn, the former Ferrari technical director and ex-Mercedes team principal who won titles with his own Brawn team in 2009, said last week that Formula One needed to identify what kind of engine it wanted.
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Brawn is a Formula One veteran — a former technical director at Ferrari, principal of Honda's team and winning the 2009 world championship with his own Brawn outfit before selling to Mercedes, where he was also the boss.
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She did not want "Men at Work" to be all about brawn.
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Summiting this automotive peak takes brawn, sure, but brains are more important.
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But companies do not simply marry American brains with cheap Mexican brawn.
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Beauty and Brawn needed to secure their new alliance by voting together.
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Looming over Rachel with threatening gestures, Phillip's sheer brawn speaks for him.
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At Brawn, the menu was printed on a sheet of white paper.
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So can players who tend to rely more on brawn than speed.
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The tribes are generally even: four Brains, four Beauties and three Brawn remain.
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Brawn decides between the ditzy blonde and the guy who blew the challenge.
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AMLG: You've said that Arthur is the brains and you're at the brawn.
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I hope I'm remembered for trying a girls' alliance on a brawn tribe.
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"If it's a more serious flaw, then it may be permanent," Brawn said.
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The marriage of computing, brawn and speed, they hope, may help save lives.
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Mercedes dispensed with a formal principal in 2013 when Ross Brawn, a commanding presence who led his own Brawn GP team to both titles in 2009 and then sold it to the German carmaker at the end of the year, left.
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Nick seemed a little shocked too – but he did decide to vote with Brawn.
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With brains and brawn, PEOPLE's Sexiest Teacher Alive Nicholas Ferroni is the whole package.
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She even shouts out the brawn model movement ... 'cause big men need love too.
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With sufficient brawn, animals, including people, could physically overpower prey and sprint from danger.
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"In the past, we tried to make it an inter-team control," Brawn said.
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"Ferrari has managed to take the fight to Mercedes, which is great," Brawn said.
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But while that Italian term translates as "loudest," brawn should be matched by character.
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He also has the biggest prize of all, won with Brawn GP, to console him.
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Both Brains and Brawn went a'courting to woo the Beauties and gain a tribe majority.
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"They can be one of two things," Jonathan Brawn, a digital signage consultant, told me.
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She describes it as "a boon to American power—and a bane to Russian brawn".
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On Kaoh Rong, the hot mess Brawn Tribe is likewise reaping the rewards of failure.
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" Even Brawn acknowledges, "If they raise meaningful debt or equity, I will be proven incorrect.
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Brawn said that only truly applied to the top half of the grid at present.
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Women and Wheels Project is showing at Beauty & Brawn (3501 W. Fullerton) until September 2.
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Gadot's Diana Prince is a spellbinding combination of Amazonian brawn and a gliding, regal sylph.
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The breakout star of Ragnarok returned in Endgame, once again being the brains to Thor's brawn.
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Dash would be inspired by his father's brawn each time he set off towards a villain.
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Fittingly enough for the field of artificial intelligence, it turns out brains can still beat brawn.
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Scot – battle hardened after his weeks on the Brawn tribe – performed perfectly and masterminded Peter's exit.
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The brawn is nice, but the Cayenne's real trick is in how it applies that strength.
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The tribe had a clear majority of Brains, with solo Brawn Scot along for the ride.
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Kathleen Cleaver, a former Panther leader, says people focused on the Panthers' brawn, not their brains.
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Walmart is betting that it has the brawn and the brains to be in this group.
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But to be the greatest on the gridiron, some coaches think, it'll take more than brawn.
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Brawn said a spending ceiling would allow teams to operate comfortably and hopefully encourage new entries.
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He later guided his own team, Brawn GP, to the constructors' and drivers' titles in 2009.
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Even if he has the brawn to press on, what are the risks to his brain?
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And I may not be the best in brains and brawn, but I have the biggest heart.
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But as powerful as that original insight was, Facebook's expansion has also been driven by sheer brawn.
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He hopes the new Brawn division will encourage fashion brands to cater to men of more sizes.
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He didn't just shuttle between Brains and Brawn, he also locked up the Beauty votes he needed.
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Since the merge, we've seen Nick edging Cydney out of her central place in the Brawn brolliance.
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Making mining more profitable has long involved squeezing out more tonnes of metal per ounce of brawn.
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Brawn, 61, said the lack of trust became disconcerting and was not something he was used to.
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"It's fantastic to be returning to the world of Formula One," Brawn, 13, said in a statement.
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Using terms like 'brawn' or 'curve' is all about changing the context these words are said in.
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Men without college degrees are struggling in the modern job market, which rewards brains more than brawn.
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White bread also swaddles the hen-of-the-woods mushroom sandwich, a vegetarian number with impressive brawn.
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Button, 19813, began racing in 2000 and won the world championship in 2009 with the Brawn team.
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For Brawn, it is a return to Formula One after an absence of just over three years.
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"Some of my mates have been saying 'Imagine if you can do a Brawn'," he told reporters, referring to compatriot Jenson Button's 2009 world championship success with rank outsiders Brawn GP. Former champions Renault finished ninth overall last season, with Palmer securing one point from his 21 races.
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"People think that the fire service is all about brawn and fighting fires," says Battalion Chief Alicia Welch.
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In a merge that promised an epic battle of brains, brawn, and beauty, the real victor was bacteria.
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" (We're noticing a disturbing trend with the Brawn tribe.) He describes himself as "confident, rebellious and an anomaly.
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UCLA also balances its brawn with a surfeit of backcourt skill in Ball, Hamilton, Alford and Aaron Holiday.
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" Brawn said Formula One wanted drivers in cars that "young people want to stick up on their walls.
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That was the same year that Mercedes won the title as an engine provider to the Brawn team.
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Even in arenas where brawn is not a metric, equal treatment and financial parity were next to impossible.
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For United, in the Premier League — where brawn has always been prized more than brain — it is different.
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A man with those same extra pounds (and more) sees it as muscle or brawn on their bodies.
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Rostand's play isn't so much about brain versus brawn; it celebrates wit, sprezzatura and the art of improvisation.
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"We need the best, and you need people doing the best job to win the races," Brawn said.
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"It might need another race to move and that's a major consideration and a major concern," Brawn said.
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He won the title with Brawn, the team that emerged from the embers of Honda and became Mercedes.
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A century ago New York Harbor employed 21957,22011 longshoremen, who unloaded ships with hook and sling and brawn.
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ARM needs more brawn if it's going to accomplish its long-held goal of expanding beyond the mobile realm.
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"He's always had the big mouth and had the brawn behind him," Jones said of his furry best friend.
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But the team remains reliant on the brawn and directness of reigning world player of the year Carli Lloyd.
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He had a deep sonority on the baritone, softening the instrument's stentorian brawn with a smooth, almost velvety tone.
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Now, centuries later, Russian leadership is once again flexing its brawn and systematically testing the defences of its rivals.
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"I think she captured the vibe of each rider well," Beauty & Brawn curator and owner Lindsey Meyers tells us.
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"The regulations next year, because they are defined more clearly, you couldn't run that system next year," said Brawn.
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The result is a theater-rumbling carcophony that neatly encapsulates the series' commitment to the brawn-over-brain mentality.
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Brawn hailed Vettel as the "star of the weekend" and could understand the four times champion's disappointment and frustration.
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Eventually we were given the IS F, which had plenty of brawn but little in the way of fine handling.
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He didn't have the brawn or street cred rappers like 50 Cent or Lil Wayne possessed in the early aughts.
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Without raising additional capital, Brawn said, the electric vehicle maker has enough cash to last for only a few quarters.
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In 1952, the Soviet Union joined the Olympics, stunning the world with the success and brawn of its female athletes.
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The team was renamed Brawn, and Button had to decide whether to accept a 50 percent cut in his salary.
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But apparently, even more brawn is required if one is to blanket every deck of one's superyacht in Bach concertos.
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So scientists have wondered whether and how early humans' bodies balanced the fueling needs of their brains and their brawn.
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Brawn said the sport over the years had constantly changed the technical and sporting regulations to try to reduce costs.
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"Liberty and Chase didn't come along and say, 'This is how we think Formula One should be run,'" Brawn said.
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"At least we are seeing some close racing at the front, but I think it is a breather," Brawn said.
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Brawn had worked as technical director with Schumacher during all of the German's drivers' titles, at Benetton and then Ferrari.
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Brawn recognized that the five second penalty added to Vettel's time after the race had triggered a lot of debate.
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For this season, only four contestants were together on the trip – and three of them were from the dysfunctional Brawn tribe.
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If you've got brains and brawn and want to work out both at the same time, chess boxing is your calling.
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Foreign firms that used to come to the delta to harness its brawn are now tapping into its brains as well.
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Stopping such potential assailants requires constant surveillance by security personnel recruited as much for their imagination as sharpshooting skills or brawn.
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Now Cydney can go with her new strong women's alliance of five – or perhaps even jump back to her brawn boys.
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Medium-sized animals—such as cheetahs, marlins or hawks—are best for hitting a sweet spot between brawn and energy burst.
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What were the reasons that led her to cast away her womanly expectations and embrace a body of might and brawn?
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Even after her tough night alone at Brawn beach, Julia quickly reintegrated herself and has voted with the majority every time.
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Brawn added that he doesn't think the company can raise while CEO Elon Musk clashes with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Okay, so maybe he doesn't have the brawn of an NFL quarterback, and, yes, he does still live with his parents.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former Williams team manager Steve Nielsen is joining Formula One as sporting director, reporting to motorsport head Ross Brawn.
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Getting on the right side of history, IMG Models then christened its male bigger-bodied division — wait for it — Brawn. 22011.
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He had previously played a key role in winning 20 world titles with the Benetton, Brawn GP, Ferrari and Williams teams.
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The pieces traversed New Orleans jazz from slightly skewed traditionalism to knotty modernism; solos navigated every twist with brawn and panache.
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Brawn said a win for Ferrari was important more as a morale booster than to press any championship aspirations at this stage.
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The two of them are the hinges of the Brawn tribe, but Jason seemed to be playing a slightly more aggressive game.
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Alecia Holden, a 24-year-old real estate agent from Dallas, was inexplicably put on the "Brawn" tribe of Survivor: Kaoh Rong.
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It would not just connect everyone, but free them from the jock-centric rules of social power that valued brawn over brains.
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Jennifer, Jason, and Scot seemed to be the heart of Brawn, with Alecia and Darnell outcasts, and Cydney as a solid fourth.
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In the comic books, Negan is the leader a group called the Saviors, who achieve their power through stockpiling weaponry and brawn.
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"Eating products from well-managed fisheries benefits the environment in many ways," explains Togue Brawn of Maine-based scallop supplier Downeast Dayboat.
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In the past 50 years, Batman has foiled evil plots by using his brain as much, if not more than, his brawn.
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China does need to shift from brawn to brain, but Chinese companies are not going to turn into Google or Apple overnight.
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He's excited to show Rachel that he's not just brawn, but brains as well — and according to Rachel, that's just as attractive.
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And his Brawn portfolio would make it clear that he could look the part of a bon vivant or even a bombshell.
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Radwanska was junior champion here in 2006, Cornet a year later and both rely on brains rather than brawn to overcome opponents.
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In 2009, the Brawn team won the title, even though it had begun losing momentum in the second half of the season.
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"Maybe we take a hiatus, we take a pause," Formula One motorsport managing director Ross Brawn told Sky Sports television in Melbourne.
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His brawn, no less than his witty, not-too-winky performance, sharpens the musical's idea that liberation from gender conformity benefits everyone.
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"Maybe we take a hiatus, we take a pause," Formula One motorsport managing director Ross Brawn told Sky Sports television in Melbourne.
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"A more appealing solution, in my view, is to set a limit on how much money a team can spend," Brawn said.
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Formula One's commercial managing director Ross Brawn told Sky Sports F1 television recently that weekends could be condensed in a restructured calendar.
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Formula One's commercial managing director Ross Brawn told Sky Sports F1 television recently that weekends could be condensed to get races done.
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Formula One's commercial managing director Ross Brawn told Sky Sports F1 television recently that weekends could be condensed to get races done.
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" — between spoken snippets that predict an automated world where machines will do the heavy labor and humans will contribute "brains, not brawn.
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Strolling past acres of bones, brisket, and buckets of brawn before you've even had breakfast can do interesting things to your intestines.
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LeBron's preternatural combination of length, brawn, speed, awareness, athleticism, and acumen was supposed to grant him dominion over the league, and it did.
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The German also has previous experience with the now-defunct Toyota, BAR-Honda, Honda and Brawn Formula One teams as well as Williams.
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But while he provides beard and brawn as the heroic musher, he struggles with the technical challenges of editing and staging the run.
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But when those same companies outsource the brains to Google and the brawn to Qualcomm, what's left for them to differentiate themselves with?
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Kaoh Rong introduces three tribes – Brains, Brawn and Beauty – who are battling for island supremacy in the brutal heat of Cambodia's dry season.
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The Brawn/Beauty coalition might have stuck strong if they had been able to vote together three days ago to take out Aubry.
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There are other important statistics to consider, however, which clearly suggest that brain will play as significant a part as brawn on Sunday.
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Motorsport director Ross Brawn, in a post-race review issued by Formula One on Tuesday, acknowledged the launch "did not go very smoothly".
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If he can go from brains to brains with a moment of brawn in three acts, then maybe, just maybe, so can we.
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The IMG Models president, Ivan Bart, said that it was the success of Curve, its division for generously proportioned femmes, that inspired Brawn.
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Our men valued for their strength and brawn until that physicality no longer lined your pockets, and then we became frightening and aggressive.
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Even the size choices are practically fashion categories: Broad sure sounds a lot like Brawn, the name of IMG's plus-size male division.
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Ross Brawn, Formula One's managing director for motorsport, was born near Manchester and is a fervent supporter of the Manchester United soccer club.
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But the raw brawn of a battleship is only so useful in hunting tiny, swift skiffs in an area vast as the Mediterranean.
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Formula One management, represented at the meeting by chairman Chase Carey and motorsport managing director Ross Brawn, declined to comment on the FOPA statement.
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Just as Brawn and Beauty were about to eliminate Aubry, Neal was pulled from the game – and suddenly, one medevac later, everything was different.
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During the World Cup this summer football fans speculated that a fashion for beauty over brawn could explain the woefulness of China's national side.
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James has always had the size, intelligence, technical skill, brawn, and endurance to move up or down at whatever position his team needed him.
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In a nod to 226's exceptional Survivor: Cagayan, the tribes will be split up into the same three categories: Brains, Brawn and Beauty.
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"We need to... see if there is a better way for Formula One overall to distribute the funds," Brawn told ESPN in an interview.
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Wolff, whose team have now won three constructors' and drivers' championships in a row since Brawn left, said those comments had been cleared up.
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Schumacher joined the team in 1996 after having won his first two drivers' titles at Benetton, where he had worked with Brawn and Byrne.
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Here there was a striking balance between brawn and bite, and innumerable, tiny interpretive touches made their mark without ever seeming forced or overbearing.
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While the study does not list their specific jobs, many work at occupations in which skill and brainpower count more than brawn and endurance.
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Team boss Mattia Binotto said on Sunday that he wanted the drivers to recognize their mistakes, and Brawn agreed something had to be done.
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Ross Brawn, Formula One's managing director for motorsport, gave notice last December that the use of female models on the grid was under review.
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Solid yet smart, bold but bright, and naughty but nice — the man with a masters degree is the perfect mix of brains and brawn.
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And since OnePlus has always valued authenticity and transparency with customers, it's sure to continue to produce crowd-pleasing products that deliver impressive technical brawn.
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They sold their own team at the end of 2008, with the outfit renamed Brawn GP and winning both titles in 2009 with Mercedes engines.
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Peter Navarro, a China-bashing eccentric who will lead the new National Trade Council, has emerged as the brains behind Donald Trump's brawn on trade.
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But, underneath all that brawn is a teeny tiny brain (much like his characters in Neighbors, Neighbors 2, and Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates).
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Former Ferrari technical director Ross Brawn, who is now Formula One's managing director for sporting matters, said he had noticed a change in the Finn.
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In 2009, the Brawn GP team won both titles with a 'double diffuser' concept that wrong-footed rivals and left them rushing to catch up.
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The Paris presentation was the product of research by experts assembled by former team boss Ross Brawn, now Formula One's managing director for sporting matters.
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Of course both Renault and Mercedes have been part of many title-winning teams as engine providers — with Williams, McLaren, Benetton, Red Bull and Brawn.
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Five months ago his mother, Alessandra Brawn, began having the baby food delivered to her in hotels in Los Angeles, a city she visits frequently.
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It is easy to see why Formula One's new owner, the Liberty Media Corporation, asked Ross Brawn to help re-energize and revamp the sport.
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Brawn said more details about the weekend format would emerge at the end of the month, when the new regulations are due to be published.
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I can't say that I'm surprised, not when I look at the biggest male movie stars and see such an emphasis on brawn over brain.
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Balance may help your brawn and brain The study involved 65 adults between the ages of 18 and 59 who were separated into three groups.
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"We're at a moment where much of technology was focused on replacing brawn with robots, and now we're replacing brain with artificial intelligence," Sonnenfeldt said.
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Assertively flavored cured pork — bacon, salami, prosciutto — add salty brawn to roasted vegetables and grains, pastas and salads, and a little goes a long way.
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Ross Brawn, a former Mercedes team boss and Ferrari technical director as well as title winner with his own eponymous team, has been overseeing the process.
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Sports less dependent on simple brawn and endurance, such as baseball, cricket and football, were once thought to be at little risk from doping; no longer.
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When roads were unpaved and buildings lacked lifts, brawn was the only way to move goods up and down the steep hills and into tower blocks.
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I haven't met him yet, but I've seen the amazing photos that he did and I can see why they signed him as the Brawn man.
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Button, who was Hamilton's team mate at McLaren from 2010-12 after winning the 2009 title with Brawn, agreed the real test was yet to come.
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"I think for sure the philosophy of Liberty and the management now in FOM is to look at things in a more complete way," Brawn said.
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Like any good spectator event, lucha offers stadium food to nosh on while you watch men battle each other with a mix of brawn and art.
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This sexual selection,as Darwin called it, this taste for beauty rather than brawn, constituted an evolutionary mechanism separate, independent, and sometimes contrary to natural selection.
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The teams have the requisite skill and speed to thrive in today's N.H.L., but also the brawn and physicality, in excess, that once populated the league.
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According to the suit, Howard was a transplant from Texas who was known for his brawn and aggression, as well as his relentless taunting of James.
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Not that he's the Big Bad here—that's a mysterious skeletal antagonist by the name of Zanbar Bone, who cannot be defeated by brawn and sword alone.
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Like America's Big Five, Baidu has substantial computing brawn, a suite of AI-powered services called Baidu Brain, and a fast-improving voice assistant platform called DuerOS.
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The obvious misfit on Brawn is the least brawny one, Alecia, who looks like she's living the daily nightmare of having been cast on the wrong tribe.
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Formula One's new managing director for motorsport Ross Brawn said last week that the sport needed to offer more over a weekend and could learn from MotoGP.
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The German carmaker bought Brawn in 2010 and has won the last five drivers' and constructors' crowns in the V6 turbo-hybrid era that started in 2014.
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I think it was interesting to combine the brains of Bruce Banner with the brawn of The Hulk, but I missed the chaos that the character brings.
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If Brawn can take Alecia's advice – if they can win a challenge and be a little honest with each other – the remaining players could all go far.
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Former hedge fund manager Darius Brawn said the debt payment could put Tesla in a cash crunch, unless the company sees exceptional Model 3 sales next month.
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A woman of few words, and even fewer emotions, she provides both the brains and brawn of the Guardians all while maintaining a perfect resting bitch face.
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Both chief executive Chase Carey, who was appointed on Monday, and F1 veteran Ross Brawn, in charge of the motorsport side, have made their views clear already.
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Hits that lead to head injuries have been targeted, and stricter penalties for obstruction, like hooking, holding and interference, have placed a premium on speed over brawn.
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Brawn said recently that he had no interest in working for a team again but indicated he could be tempted to help the sport as a whole.
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Darius Brawn, a hedge fund veteran who previously worked as a portfolio manager for SAC and Citadel, told CNBC he thinks $10 billion is a conservative estimate.
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And during the bus tour's three-day slide show of American brawn — a whir of iron, hard hats, factory dust and well-placed American flags — even Mrs.
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Sean Bratches and Ross Brawn have been appointed managing directors for the commercial and sporting sides respectively, under chairman Chase Carey, and sponsorship and research executives recruited.
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Ms. Brawn sat at the table feeding her son a berry mash and tiny forkfuls of avocado, but then Nash had to dash early for music class.
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Ms. Sloat makes an appealing Julie, but the talented Mr. Flutur doesn't have the brawn that Jericho requires, and there is no lurking threat in his performance.
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It's a nearly 22009-foot-tall replica he commissioned of a 2300th-century ancestor famous for his brawn, who once traveled the world performing feats of strength.
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"It was a Super Sunday in Suzuka and that naturally reopened the debate about the shape of an F1 weekend," Brawn said in a Formula One review.
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But during that year after Honda pulled out, Brawn had been obliged to cut costs and had been unable to develop the car for the following year.
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"Businesses have learned that they can draw upon diversity to strengthen their bottom line," said Miranda Brawn, director of legal and transaction management at Daiwa Capital Markets.
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The latest to be charmed by the Angels' pitch-perfect combo of wits and brawn is Elizabeth Banks, co-writer and director of 2019's Charlie's Angels.
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Pregame chatter centered on how the high-flying Sooners might match up with the Tigers' SEC brawn, but behind Mayfield, Oklahoma thoroughly and thrillingly silenced any doubts.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One could seek to apply hybrid technology more tactically in engine regulations being drawn up for 2020, motorsport managing director Ross Brawn said on Wednesday.
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Allison, who had worked at Maranello under technical director Ross Brawn during the Michael Schumacher years, had been seen as the man to turn around the team's fortunes.
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As president-elect, Trump was drawn to the brawn of the armed forces and stacked his first Cabinet with generals, many of whom have since left his administration.
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Ross Brawn, Formula One's managing director for motorsports, hailed it as a development that the Liberty Media-owned sport would incubate further as part of its digital transformation.
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In other racing, the big guns used experience and brawn in tough seas to recover from mistakes in the often mystifying puffs of early races in Guanabara Bay.
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Honda then quit at the end of 2008, handing over to principal Ross Brawn who led them to victory in both championship under his own name in 2009.
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Zoox, a stealth self-driving startup that has raised a total of $290 million and is valued at $1.5 billion, just added some legal brawn to its team.
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For dewy-eyed baby boomers, the brawn of pub rock evokes memories of hot, smoky, crowded suburban beer barns with basic set-ups and ear-splitting power chords.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson, 57 In his quest to prove that, yes, the world is round, Tyson showed off his guns and showed he has both brain and brawn.
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Crunching the numbers for a worldwide layer of clouds, which might be just a couple hundred feet tall, simply requires more mathematical brawn than any supercomputer can deliver.
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It is becoming worrisome that in this reign of bigotry, Bannon may be the brain and Trump the brawn; Bannon the spiritual president and Trump the spurious packaging.
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Michael Chabon's "Manhood for Amateurs" and John Jeremiah Sullivan's "Pulphead" are two collections of essays that have the warmth, playfulness and brawn you seem to be searching for.
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Each one is memorable, too, thanks to the lashings of artistic flair from Afro Samurai creator Takashi Okazaki, complementing the brawn of the Game Bakers' multi-phase fights.
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Mickle's work is known for a strong character core, but also for heavy genre elements that cause a pleasing tonal mashup between head and gut, brains and brawn.
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Over the past couple of decades, the big winners have been the over-60s, who thrive in Britain's labour market, which favours workers with brains, not brawn (see chart).
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SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - Jenson Button fears he may have driven for the last time the Brawn GP car that took him to a stunning 2009 Formula One world championship.
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"If March doesn't go gangbusters for Tesla they are in real trouble, especially without raising," said Brawn, who worked as a portfolio manager for Citadel, SAC and Sharpe Point.
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We'd love to say that brain can always overcome brawn, but a recent Vulture piece about the longstanding rivalry between these two superheroes attempts to answer this very question.
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Starting out at the March team as a milling machine operator in 1976, Brawn progressed through Williams, Haas Lola, Arrows and Benetton via a stint with Jaguar in sportscars.
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"We've carefully listened to what the fans think about the current power unit and what they would like to see in the near future," Brawn said in a statement.
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Green's story changes all that by showing how enslaved people likely provided the brains as well as the brawn in what was an arduous, dangerous and highly technical operation.
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Brawn said he would not comment on the decision, given his position and Ferrari's stated intention to appeal, but fans could be assured that it had been taken impartially.
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"The teams have to digest the proposals that we've made," Formula One's managing director of motorsport Ross Brawn, a former Ferrari technical director and ex-Mercedes team principal, told Reuters.
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"I'm sure we're going to find a solution with Silverstone because we cannot leave this behind," Formula One's managing director for motorsport Ross Brawn told Sky Sports television on Sunday.
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Even if the Switch system is nearly indestructible, and made of plastic, not glass, Brawn does not advise that anyone try to massage that pesky spot in their screens away.
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Brawn said a collision between Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen in Sunday's Azerbaijan Grand Prix showed how hard it was to follow a car and make a move.
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"The nostalgia for an America where brawn alone was enough to create a middle-class life and where a comfortable stagnation was revered as 'tradition' must be abandoned," Klain writes.
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New owners Liberty Media said the burly Briton, whose Brawn team won the 2009 constructors' and drivers' titles, would be one of two managing directors under chief executive Chase Carey.
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Brawn then returned to the sport as Honda team principal at the end of 2007 and kept the outfit afloat after the Japanese manufacturer pulled out following the 2008 season.
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Brawn worked closely at Ferrari with Jean Todt, now the head of the governing FIA, and was also a principal at Honda before leading his own team and then Mercedes.
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Colleges are billed like circuses, men advertised as stars, and [scholarly] men are held up as mollycoddles who play brain ahead of brawn.... Coaches are paid more than college presidents.
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Brawn suggested a different form of penalty, or removing it altogether, but acknowledged that the sport might have to wait until 2021 when new engine regulations will come into force.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has said his predecessor Ross Brawn would have his vote if the Briton wanted to return to Formula One in some capacity.
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Todt put an end to the political infighting and set about hiring a dream technical team, including Ross Brawn as the technical director and Rory Byrne as the chief designer.
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The drinks on offer included 'Ol' Brawny' beer — a reference to Button's championship with Brawn GP — 'Somerset Scrumper' or '300' with traditional pub snacks like pork scratchings and salted peanuts.
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Trump's proposed budget increases defense spending and border protection, but cuts other crucial government spending — a brawn over brain approach that is not only ignorant and arrogant, but outright dangerous.
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"I'm not advocating a draconian limit, and it's not a limit everybody in Formula One today would be able to meet," Brawn said, although he did not specify a limit.
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Stars like Toby Keith, Trace Adkins, Montgomery Gentry and others brought a bulked-up rural brawn to the genre, in an era when country music was its most publicly conservative.
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The investment fits neatly into Microsoft&aposs larger healthcare play, in which it&aposs leaning on its AI brawn to ignite innovation and improve health outcomes across the healthcare ecosystem.
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On CNBC's "Futures Now" Tuesday, Ciana looked at a weekly chart of the U.S. dollar index and noted that its latest declines actually haven't had too much brawn behind them.
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Ross Brawn, Formula One's managing director for motorsport, said this year that he did not see the sport, currently reviewing its engine formula from 2021, locked into internal combustion engines forever.
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Formula One managing director Ross Brawn said last month that the sport could look to London if Silverstone fails to secure a deal for the British Grand Prix after this year.
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"I think the message is that we are fighting the corner to make the sport as entertaining and as viable and as economic as we can for the future," said Brawn.
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"We've had some fantastic races this year but actually if you look at them in detail, they've often been created by unusual circumstances — safety cars or other factors," Brawn told Reuters.
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"Most of these guys can't just go from making a living by their brawn to making a living by their brains," says a recruiter at the human-resources centre in Yizheng.
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The appointment of Ross Brawn in a management role overseeing motorsport activities has also raised hopes among fans and participants preparing for the first race in Australia in two months' time.
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Merging rock's cathartic urgency with country's mournful melodies isn't an innovation, yet the polished quartet makes that combination sound unprecedented with stripped-down, precise arrangements in lieu of arena-size brawn.
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The volley gave Barty time to swoop forward, and true to her game, she lobbed Kvitova with a deft backhand rather than seek to pass her with needless brawn and aggression.
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Brawn noted that U.S. unit sales were down materially year-over-year in both the third and fourth quarters of 2019, according to Tesla's Q3 filings and Q4 estimates by InsideEvs.
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With every rule change there is, however, the chance of a team discovering something truly innovative that gives them an immediate advantage, just as Brawn did with their 2009 aerodynamic trickery.
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And I came past the old pits flat through the corner, which is an easy flat corner, but Ross (Brawn) said he felt quite nervous seeing the car go at full speed.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One's aerodynamic rule changes for 2019 are a step in the right direction and fans should see better racing as a result, managing director Ross Brawn said on Tuesday.
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Brawn, the former Honda and Mercedes boss who won titles with his own BrawnGP team and was previously Ferrari technical director, has a three and five-year plan on the sporting side.
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Jenson Button won the drivers' title with Brawn GP in 2008 and retired at the end of the 2016 season after a 17-year career, although he did race once in 83.
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Ryan's combination of brains, brawn and schoolboy rectitude, best embodied in the films by Chris Pine in "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit," is the carrot that pulls you through the mostly mediocre features.
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Each race car generates more than three terabytes of data (equal to 7,500 cinema-length movies) during a grand prix weekend, and that's the information that Brawn said he wanted to exploit.
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Although the April 19 race in Shanghai has been put on hold, Brawn told Reuters that the inaugural Vietnam Grand Prix set for April 5 in Hanoi is going ahead as planned.
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Tesla has touted its prospects in China, but the costs of operating its new factory there could begin to hit the company's bottom line in the first quarter of 2020, Brawn added.
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On Duval Street, most of the bars remain boarded up, but the streets are clear, thanks to a very small team of city public works employees and neighbors with gumption and brawn.
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"Hybrid technology is probably going to be retained because it offers some relevance, and the engagement of manufacturers," Brawn told reporters at a round table briefing organized by F1 connectivity partner Tata Communications.
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Meanwhile on the trail to find Dany, we have the brawn, Daario and Jorah Mormont (Michiel Huisman and Iain Glen), getting along surprisingly well despite their conflicting interests in the Mother of Dragons.
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Perhaps the most notable contestant on the Brawn tribe is Scot Pollard, a 40-year-old retired basketball star who played 903 seasons in the NBA, including with the 2008 champion Boston Celtics.
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"I think the teams are starting to recognise their involvement is not just on the track but in every way we can improve the sport," said Brawn after a Netflix screening last week.
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This story, "Math Is Magic," has just two characters: Madame Curie (Maddy) Cho, scientist and twin sister of the new Hulk; and Lady Hellbender, a monster hunter superhero, the brawn to Maddy's brain.
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Legends of the Hidden Temple, which ran from 1996 to 2004, pitted teams against each other in battles of wit and brawn, which were sometimes narrated by a giant talking head named Olmec.
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Ross Brawn, Formula One's managing director for motorsport, gave notice last December that the use of female models on the grid was under review for the season starting in Australia on March 25.
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"They want to congratulate you on equaling Michael's record and, as Michael always said, records are there to be beaten," said Brawn, former Mercedes principal and now a managing director for Formula One.
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Brawn, the team that was Honda and is now Mercedes, stunned Formula One in 2009 when they produced a winning car only months after being threatened with closure following the Japanese manufacturer's withdrawal.
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After Honda left the series as a full team owner at the end of 2008, citing the financial crisis, its team was taken over by its directors, including the team principal, Ross Brawn.
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"Inner Paths (To Outer Space)" is half Cynic-esque voyage and half workout music for the bugs from Starship Troopers, an antidote to newfound Mortician-jocking lunkheads that has no shortage on brawn.
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Chase Carey, the man with the twirly moustache who had been appointed chairman in September, took the Briton's place as chief executive overseeing a new management team that includes former team principal Ross Brawn.
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"Dead or stuck pixels are typically caused as a flaw in manufacturing, something about that particular pixel that was not manufactured correctly on top of the substrate glass, causing an electrical malfunction," Brawn explained.
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For the past decade the words embossed on the back of iPhones have served as shorthand for the technological bargain between the world's two biggest economies: America supplies the brains and China the brawn.
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With the debut of the first Surface Studio in 2016, Microsoft established its vision for the future of the desktop: Boosting productivity is as much about thoughtful design as it is about computational brawn.
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There are two others — one without the full internals that Button owns and keeps in a warehouse, and another belonging to Mercedes, who provided the engines and bought Brawn at the end of 2009.
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Chrysler sponsored the film, so it should come as little surprise that, even in the United Federation of Britain of the future, the maglev vehicles have the quintessential bulk and brawn of American muscle.
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LONDON, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Former Ferrari technical director and world championship-winning team principal Ross Brawn stepped back into the Formula One arena on Monday in the new role of managing director for motorsport.
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Motherboard asked James Reinders—an author, Intel® Software Evangelist, and expert in what's known as "parallel programming"—how this computing brawn is changing the world, and what we should expect in the future.
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Brawn, who has shorted Tesla personally, points out that it's highly unusual for a growth company to cut its planned investment spending, as Tesla did last quarter from $3.4 billion to under $3 billion.
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But Brawn, Hoffman and other bears say leasing should be a no-brainer for the company and would help Tesla accomplish its mission of bringing EVs to the masses and generate near-term revenue.
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These include Brains, Brawn, Loose Cannon and Moral Compass, along with a "Roosevelt" — a running joke about O'Brien's belief in Theodore's excellence in every area: "You'd be stupid not to have him," he says.
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The Briton, Formula One world champion with Brawn GP in 2009, is replacing Alonso at McLaren in Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix after the Spaniard opted to compete at The Brickyard on the same day.
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After six seasons building up her army, Daenerys Targaryen is making her way west with a jaw-dropping mix of brains and brawn (oh, and fully grown, CGI-budget-draining dragons) at her side.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is playing up its proposed merger with Renault, unveiled on Monday, as a chance to create a European-American carmaker with the financial and industrial brawn to survive a turbulent age.
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The Briton, a former Ferrari technical director who ran the Honda and Mercedes teams and also won titles with his eponymous Brawn GP team in 2009, told Reuters he was amused by the development.
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Brawn moved to Ferrari at the end of 1996 and was instrumental as the team won six constructors' titles from 1999 to 2004 and five drivers' championships, all with Schumacher, from 2000 to 2004.
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"We are trying to give them more clarity on what Formula One really needs, and I think they have been responding quite well," said Ross Brawn, the managing director of motorsports for Formula One.
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"People want the traditional automakers to be the brawn, building these cars, and they want tech firms to be the brains of the cars," said Mark Wakefield, head of the Americas automotive practice at AlixPartners.
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"I'd love to see Formula Two and Formula Three be part of the show, and to have those drivers coming up through into Formula One," Brawn told an audience attending a book presentation in Oxford.
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Formula One's new motorsport supremo Ross Brawn, the former Ferrari technical head and ex-Mercedes team boss, will be in Barcelona as the sport enters a new era of fatter tyres and wider, lower cars.
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The most robust model of the Pavilion x360 includes an Intel Core i7-7500U processor and 8 gigabytes of RAM — so you know you've got the brawn to keep chugging during those 18-hour days.
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But ultimately, it will require more fossil evidence to know for sure what drove these animals to utterly dominate their ecosystems with both brawn and brains, until a freak planetary collision wiped them all out.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama said he would want both brains and brawn beside him should he ever end up on Mars, an interview with the self-described "nerd" in Popular Science magazine revealed.
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"Apologies to our fans, but we are dragging our sport from a place where none of these initiatives previously existed and we will get there," added the former Honda, Brawn GP and Mercedes team principal.
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Ross Brawn, the former team boss who is now F1's managing director for sport, presented images created by a graphic artist showing how the next generation might look after a rules revolution post-2020.
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Carey, who has appointed former ESPN executive Sean Bratches to run the commercial side with former Mercedes principal Ross Brawn overseeing motorsport matters, has spoken of F1 being like '21 Super Bowls' in a season.
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Ross Brawn, now a managing director of Formula One after winning titles with several teams including his own, has said he wants to see a "proper meritocracy" with only the best 20 drivers on track.
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The following five seasons he would have little chance to win the title: The series was dominated by the Brawn team in 2009 and then by Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull from 2010 to 2013.
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Yet Cisse, who captained the 2002 Senegal team that reached the quarter-finals of the World Cup in their only previous appearance, did not agree that the battle would just be between brains and brawn.
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An older, no-longer-buff fellow rests on a bench in a Rodin-esque "Thinker" pose: male brawn as well as brain — a belief system, or maybe habit of mind — exclude the girl from participating.
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LONDON (Reuters) - One of Ferrari's two drivers should take a leaf out of Lewis Hamilton's book and accept blame for Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix collision, according to the Italian team's former technical director Ross Brawn.
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But it may come as a surprise to some that the Cavs, seen by many as using brawn versus the Warriors' cerebral style of play, leaned on the words of one of tech's most iconic visionaries.
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"There are some straightforward issues that we recognize, but the solutions are going to take some time," the former Honda, Brawn GP and Mercedes team principal, who was Ferrari technical director before that, told BBC radio.
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When laypeople reflect on the size of their national economy, they may think of a vast inventory of productive assets: humming factories, gleaming skyscrapers, fertile lands, cosy homes and teeming workers, full of brains and brawn.
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With me on the roof are five other volunteers who are donating their time and brawn to create a live-in rural library in Colorado, helping the booksellers Jeff Lee and Ann Martin realize their dream.
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He hired two motor racing veterans as managing directors: Former Ferrari technical director and ex-Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn to be in charge of motor sports and former ESPN executive Sean Bratches for commercial operations.
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He is the brains and Zev is the brawn, so to speak, of a plan Max has hatched to seek vengeance on a concentration camp official who escaped to the United States under a false identity.
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Two decades ago, there was a balance in many American professional kitchens, a symmetry between the delicacy of the sauté station, where pans are used, and the brawn of the grill, where direct heat is king.
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"Imagine that you have all the information available that the strategists have on the pit wall, to decide when they do a pit stop," said Ross Brawn, managing director of motorsports for the Formula One Group.
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"There are some straightforward issues that we recognise, but the solutions are going to take some time," the former Honda, Brawn GP and Mercedes team principal, who was Ferrari technical director before that, told BBC radio.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One is to stick with its three-day race format but with changes to the Friday schedule to cater for an expanding calendar, according to the sport's managing director for motorsport Ross Brawn.
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When "Choir Boy," which opened on Tuesday at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, sticks to that idea, focusing on Pharus's discovery, through exuberant music, of the brawn inside his perceived weakness, it is captivating and fresh.
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IMG Models has announced the launch of its new "Brawn" division, and has signed Zach Miko – the first male model of his size to be featured on Target's website – as its first model in this new venture.
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It's got most of the brains and brawn of pro-only cameras like the D5, but with much of the approachability and versatility you typically have to look for in the company's entry-level and prosumer DSLRs.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Liberty Media wants to steer Formula One toward a "better place" but there are no quick fixes for the sport's evident problems, newly-appointed motorsport head Ross Brawn has said ahead of talks with teams.
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Briton Allison joined the glamor team in September 2013 from the Enstone-based Lotus outfit, which is now Renault, and had worked at the Maranello-based squad under technical director Ross Brawn during the Michael Schumacher years.
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But as much as a match of American wealth and know-how with Indian brawn and drive would make sense, and ought to bolster global security, Indian pride and American prejudice have repeatedly got in the way.
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Brawn has a book coming out in Britain next Thursday, with much made already of comments about his departure from Mercedes and how he felt a lack of trust from Wolff and non-executive chairman Niki Lauda.
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Bottas's arrival means Mercedes will have no German driver in their line-up for the first time since the German carmaker bought the former Brawn GP team at the end of 2009 and returned as a constructor.
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"I'm an optimist, and I believe if we have good ideas, well-researched ideas with proper facts, figures, presentation, then we have a much better chance of convincing the teams it's the right way forward," Brawn said.
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In November 2009, after the season ended, the German car manufacturer announced that it had bought the Brawn team and entered the series in 2010 as a full constructor called Mercedes for the first time since 1955.
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Bratches, who is working 'hand in glove' on the calendar with Formula One's motorsport managing director Ross Brawn, said an economic impact study was looking at the benefits Formula One can bring to host cities and countries.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One could be more transparent about stewards' decisions but there was no hidden agenda behind the penalty that cost Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel victory in Canada, the sport's managing director Ross Brawn said on Tuesday.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Former Mercedes principal Ross Brawn has blamed current bosses and shareholders Toto Wolff and Niki Lauda for a breakdown of trust that led to his departure from the now-dominant Formula One team in 2013.
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Each Chris-Mike has his specialty; the brains, the brawn, the beauty, the buffoon, yet nothing can prepare them to defend themselves against the one child left at home (played by a CGI Billy Elliot-era Tom Holland).
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Instead, Haas, 63, made a splash by becoming the first entrants since Brawn in 2009 to score on their race debut in Australia in March and the first completely new team to score points since Toyota in 2002.
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"Everybody knows what we want to try and achieve in Formula One, which is to retain the magic, the passion of Formula One, but to do it in a more sustainable way, with more competitive teams," Brawn said.
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These were jaw-jutting moves—decisions made as if to prove to the world that for all the shortages we will face in the coming months, America still has plenty of brawn, bluster, and bullshit to go around.
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Providing fans with team data would require a shift in teams' attitudes to secrecy and knowledge-sharing, but Brawn hoped to see some tests underway this year, with a view to providing fans with the information in 2018.
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Popularly regarded as Japan's national sport, sumo pits two giant wrestlers, clad only in loinclothes, in a test of brawn and skill waged - with crouches and charges - inside a ring floored with clay and edged with straw bales.
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"After careful analysis we have concluded that the best solution is to keep the event over three days, revising the Friday format but leaving the rest untouched, with qualifying on Saturday and the race on Sunday," said Brawn.
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In the professional tiers, brawn becomes more important: New Zealand is blessed with a large population of Pacific Islanders, whose physiques tend to combine pace and power in a way that makes them unstoppable with a ball in hand.
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"Concerted and visible action is now required from Formula One, consistent with its commitment to human rights," the groups said in a letter to Formula One chairman Chase Carey and the two managing directors Sean Bratches and Ross Brawn.
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First- and second-generation Americans tend to be overwhelmingly patriotic — and those are exactly the people America needs to sustain its technological leadership in a world where brains, not brawn, will determine the margin of victory on the battlefield.
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"The thing that most annoys me is that there is an experienced man like Ross Brawn there who is looking for ways that go against the DNA of Formula One," the Gazzetta dello Sport website quoted Marchionne as saying.
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The German has not been seen in public since he suffered severe head injuries in a skiing accident in France in 2013 but a message from the family was delivered to Hamilton by former Ferrari technical head Ross Brawn.
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Britain's Jenson Button was the victim of an attempted robbery in 2010, the year after he won the title with Brawn GP, but the police driver smashed his way through traffic to escape when the gunmen were seen approaching.
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Six days later, during qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix, Felipe Massa, then driving for Ferrari, was hit on the helmet by a suspension spring that had fallen off the Brawn GP car of a fellow Brazilian, Rubens Barrichello.
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But Brawn wrote in the Belgian Grand Prix prerace magazine that it might be better to delay the move "until we can be certain a major regulation change will bring fresh blood into the sport," referring to new manufacturers.
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It was bought out by Mercedes at the end of that year, with Brawn staying on as team principal until the end of 2013 before retiring from Formula One, albeit laying the foundations for the dominance of 2014-16.
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For the first two weeks of the season, it seemed like those designations were actually going to have a significant effect on the game: The Goliaths won both challenges, regardless of whether the challenges required more brains or brawn.
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The Nintendo Switch is an incredible piece of hardware engineering for many reasons: the amount of gaming brawn it packs into such a small package, for example, continues to surprise with portable versions of games that would previously have been unthinkable.
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No Brazilian has won anywhere in F1 since now-retired Rubens Barrichello did so with Brawn in Italy in 2009 and it could be a long wait for another, with the country in crisis and few obvious candidates coming through.
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The 61-year-old Briton, who won the constructors' and drivers' championships with Brawn GP in 2009 before selling it to Mercedes in 2010, set out his version of events in a book to be published in Britain on Nov. 3.
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Hughie, meanwhile, gets recruited by Billy Butcher (Karl Urban), a shadowy figure nursing a longstanding grudge against the heroes -- for reasons eventually explained -- who, lacking the resources to wage a straight-up fight, must use his brains to counter their brawn.
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The question is whether this time will be different, given the speed to change and the fact that machines now offer brain as well as brawn, threatening professions previously seen as immune, such as entry-level journalism or routine financial analysis.
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You can tell from the characters he's been cast to play: from a hunky Baywatch lifeguard, to a Game of Thrones warlord, to a legit underwater superhero in the upcoming Aquaman film that Momoa is a man of great brawn bravado.
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"His appointment will strengthen the working group we are setting up to work with the FIA and the teams in defining a framework for the technical and sporting regulations for Formula One's next phase," said Brawn in a statement on Wednesday.
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Formula One's managing director for motorsport Ross Brawn recognised the new cars would be slower than the 2019 ones, but still quick and closer to the levels of performance seen in 2016 as well as easier to follow and overtake.
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What made that thrilling was the mixing of flavors and references, the likes of black pudding and partridge (beware of buckshot) sitting next to the scallops in XO sauce and the guindilla peppers on the menu at Brawn restaurant in London.
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In the Cup's current incarnation, the intense physical demands created by an emphasis on speed, science and technology mean that there are only two positions seen as easily open to women, which rely less on brawn and more on brains.
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The Briton, who won his championship with Brawn in 2009, contemplated calling it a day last season while there was talk of the more mercurial Alonso taking a sabbatical if the car showed no signs of real improvement over the winter.
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Nearly four decades before Stephen Willeford confronted the gunman in Sutherland Springs with a rifle and shot him twice outside the church, three unarmed men in Daingerfield used their brawn and bare hands to charge at and wrestle the intruder.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An innovative Mercedes dual-axis steering (DAS) system is 'classic Formula One' but could be protested at next week's season-opening Australian Grand Prix and will be banned anyway next year, F1 motorsport head Ross Brawn has said.
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This is a legit 8-inch HD Android tablet whose brawn doesn't quite jump off the charts (1.4GHz quad-core processor, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage), but it certainly has enough power to fuel a kid-driven adventure.
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Formula One's managing director for motorsport Ross Brawn acknowledged the new cars would be slower than the 2019 ones, but still quick and closer to the levels of performance seen in 2016 as well as easier to follow and overtake.
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"We are talking with the FIA, we are talking with the promoters and we've got some meetings this week to see if we can find a solution," Brawn told Reuters on the sidelines of the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame inductions.
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Still, these moves were received with little enthusiasm by an ever skeptical Formula One world and finally led to the retirement in 2013 from the team of even Brawn, who was one of the series' most highly respected team directors.
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Ernst was conceived by the 23-year-old Canadian chef Dylan Watson-Brawn, who began his career at 17, apprenticing in Michelin-starred restaurants in Tokyo, as well as Noma in Copenhagen and Eleven Madison Park in New York City.
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"The summer break has probably come at just the right time because I'm well aware of how the pressure can build on Ferrari when things aren't going well," said former Ferrari technical director Ross Brawn, now Formula One's managing director for motorsport.
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It's about outsmarting, it's about out-winning, it's about taking advantage of the male ego, all that stuff… She really was just a much more interesting person for him to go up against, because it wasn't going to be just brawn or grit.
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The mean girls, having peaked early, stumble from their lofty perches; and the misfits, having grown sturdy and resilient from years of battering and loneliness (and the enduring solace of literature), go on to conquer in arenas that value brains more than brawn.
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The 1990s produced a generation of men who felt (and still feel) left behind by a society redefining power and success in terms of ornament and celebrity and demoting the value of industry and brawn, while simultaneously challenging men's value as family providers.
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The FIA will provide a hot lap of the Albert Park circuit in the official safety car and a visit to race control during the grand prix while dinner with Formula One's managing director for motorsport Ross Brawn is also up for bids.
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TORONTO, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Formula One, the FIA and promoters will meet this week in an effort to salvage this year's Chinese Grand Prix, F1 managing director Ross Brawn said on Wednesday after the race was postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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While diesel has drawbacks — the engines burn fuel efficiently and produce less planet-warming carbon dioxide, but they also emit more nitrogen oxides, which can cause asthma and other serious lung ailments — it is the fuel of choice when brawn is needed.
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"I wouldn't want to venture an opinion on who was most at fault for the collision," Brawn, now Formula One's managing director for motorsport and also a former Mercedes team boss, said of the Ferrari collision in a review of the weekend.
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Reid Dulberger, president of EDGE, a Memphis economic development group, said he was worried that automation will eventually eliminate many of the "brawn" jobs giants such as FedEx and Amazon now rely on to move tens of millions of packages in their warehouses.
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It provides the cloud infrastructure and computing brawn that puts all those devices in conversation, collecting and analyzing the massive volumes of data biomedical researchers and physicians are using to fight the scourges of our century: cancer, diabetes, Parkinson's, and heart disease.
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They are hooked not with the monstrous purse-seine nets used elsewhere in today's mega-exploitative, Jungle-esque international fishing industry, but by hook-and-pole method, where fishermen rely on brawn and good old-fashioned luck in hooking tuna; less Sinclair than Hemingway.
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"It will be an emotional moment seeing Mick at the wheel of a car linked to so many great memories," said Formula One managing director Ross Brawn, who was technical director at Ferrari during the Schumacher years and is a close friend of the German.
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"If you look at when Ferrari executed the best, we go back to when it was Ross (Brawn) and Jean (Todt)," he said, referring to the golden years at the start of the century when Ferrari won six successive constructors' titles under foreign bosses.
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IN A promotional poster for "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice", you might be surprised by the imposing brawn of Ben Affleck (the latest actor to take on the role of the caped crusader), who sends a steely glare across to Henry Cavill's Superman.
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In a promotional poster for "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice", you might be surprised by the imposing brawn of Ben Affleck (the latest to interpret the role of orphan-billionaire-turned-nocturnal-vigilante), who sends a steely glare across to Henry Cavill's Superman.
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Suspicious of Maiorano's efforts to uncover a then-non-existent all-female alliance, Gillon shattered the still-relevant Brains/Beauty/Brawn tribal lines as she enlisted six competitors – all five women left in the game at that point, plus Del Campo – to vote with her.
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Summer takes to this world almost alarmingly fast (more on that later), while spindly Morty takes some time to get used to a place in which brawn rules all and the most awesome thing you can do is rip someone's head clean off their body.
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Jenson Button of Brawn finished only fifth, but he extended his lead in the series over his teammate, Rubens Barrichello, for the first time in almost two months, while Red Bull's Mark Webber spun out of the race and out of contention for the title.
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While increasing fan engagement is vital, Carey, along with Ross Brawn, managing director of motorsports, and Sean Bratches, managing director of commercial operations, are taking on two of the sport's biggest issues: imposing a spending cap on teams and changing the racecars' power units.
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In a country that mythologizes rugged individualism, in a world where fewer Americans vote in presidential elections than watch the Super Bowl — that idealization of brawn — it would seem absurd to argue that you would not do everything you could to reverse your disability.
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"Because of the logistics of Formula One a lot of the sea freight was getting ready to set sail and once it is gone we can't get it back so it was really reaching a crucial point where we had make a decision," Brawn said.
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After Brawn so easily won the previous season — and then hired German driver Nico Rosberg and brought Michael Schumacher out of retirement — it looked, at the beginning of 183, as if Mercedes might be about to write a new, glorious chapter in Grand Prix racing.
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There's, of course, noise and treble (the music is reminiscent of legends like United Mutation and The Germs), but the band's attention to bottom end also puts Gag well within the tradition of NYC hardcore and all the brawn and floor-punching that followed.
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Both leaders had message of 'fear' For both men the message that resonated was one of fear, of immigrants, of the political elite, of experts, of being left behind in an unfamiliar post-industrial world where brawn counts less than brains and anyone's job can be outsourced.
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Also served at that time: brawn, a "terrine made from meat of a pig's head," or roast capon, swan and even a pie filled with lamprey (an eel-like fish) which would be given to the Sovereign by the people of Gloucester in the 11th century.
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Still, the result is largely the same, with the Tick (Peter Serafinowicz) -- a hero with more brawn than brains -- splashing into the life of neurotic accountant Arthur (Griffin Newman), a young Woody Allen-type who the nigh-invincible blue guy is determined to turn into his sidekick.
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"Never met Sean, I met (motorsport manager) Ross (Brawn) for 10 minutes this year and I knew Ross from the past obviously and I feel sorry for (chairman) Chase (Carey) being thrown in the deep end," the 86-year-old told reporters at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
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The Tigers stampeded their way through the season and the College Football Playoff with an outrageously gifted freshman quarterback named Trevor Lawrence, plus plenty of brawn and speed exemplified by a veteran defensive line stocked with future N.F.L. players, and a freakishly talented young receiving corps.
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"By the time we get to the end of 2020, this current engine will have done seven years, which is not a bad period for an engine, so I don't think we can complain about the change of engine for 2021," Brawn said in an interview.
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Brains before brawn: How the T. rex became king But a well-preserved fossilized skull found in Kazakhstan reveals the shaggy creature was still alive and walking this earth a mere 29,000 years ago, according to a study published this month in the American Journal of Applied Sciences.
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Just when it looked like Neal's alliance was about to be picked apart by Nick and the Brawn (also a great death metal cover band name, if you're looking), Neal gets airlifted out by Rupert – the doctor, not the pirate, though that would have been pretty sweet too.
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"The commercial rights holder...is going to also focus on making the show as good as it can be and the entertainment and the sport as good as it can be," said Brawn, who will attend the first pre-season test in Barcelona at the end of the month.
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In a sport that rewards brains and brawn, the 43-year-old is ship-shape at 1.9 meters (6ft 2in) and 83 kg (183 pounds), big and tough enough to handle the physically demanding Laser, despite leaving the class after the 2004 Olympics to race the Star-boat.
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Peter's attempt at freestyling gives us this timeless couplet: I could tell you something real from my heart Or I could tell you something fake like a fart Rachel wants brain as well as brawn, so the date pivots in a very different direction: the first-ever Bachelor National Spelling Bee.
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For all of that, Mr. Miko, 26, is the model of the moment: As the first (and so far, only) hunk signed with Brawn, a division for plus-size men that IMG started in March, he has a mandate to speak for Guys of Size longing to be au courant.
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The Ford Sayre program, where all the Norwich Winter Olympians got their start, was one of the first children's ski programs in the country, offering instruction to girls in an era when beauty still trumped brawn, as borne out by sports events that included pageants as part of the competition.
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He won the showcase race in 2009 on his way to the title with Brawn GP. Honda-powered McLaren have endured a tough start to the season, with no points from two races, but Monaco's tricky street circuit could suit their car better and is also one where drivers can make the difference.
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From the mature, strong, experienced drivers who knew how to tame a car that was glued to the road to the teenagers who used more brain than brawn to drive the less physical and easier to maneuver machines, the series pushed the limits of what spectators expected at the pinnacle of auto racing.
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Jeffrey Sachs, a professor of economics at Columbia, has a parallel take, writing by email: Until now, automation (robotics, machines more generally, smart systems) has mostly replaced activities that require brawn (agriculture, mining, lifting, warehousing) repetitive physical activity (assembly line, cutting/sowing), basic data management (ledgers, various logistics), while being complementary with complex management, human judgment, highly contextual activities.
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It had to walk and talk like a Rocky movie, but carry its own ID. Director Ryan Coogler, uniting the butch brawn of the 1980s cheese, with the mix of a 2015 street—street cheese—gave us an Adonis 'Hollywood' Johnson Creed (Michael B. Jordan), who would enter with the weight of a father's legacy (Apollo Creed) and a feeling of abandonment.
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The tall Russell follows in the footsteps of 2009 world champion and compatriot Jenson Button, who was handed his debut by team founder Frank Williams as a 20-year-old in 2000 and won the title with Brawn GP. Britons Damon Hill, in 1996, and Nigel Mansell, in 1992, both took their championships with Williams, who have not won a race since 2012.
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Woods' aim of inclusivity couldn't be more timely, considering that the current state of modeling seems to be on a path towards greater body acceptance, like Ashley Graham on the cover of Sports Illustrated's swimsuit edition, there's recently been a slew of retailers and designers expanding size ranges, and IMG just launched its "Brawn" board, catering to men of all sizes.
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"It seems worth noting that an issue that has been considered third-rail-feminist radicalism for decades, so improbable when it is described as 'maternity leave' that we wave it off as a pipe dream, can gain steam when political men -- Barack Obama, Andrew Cuomo, Joe Biden -- put their brawn behind it, and begin to describe the ways in which men might benefit," she wrote.
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Ambitious games like Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories and Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII delivered on the promise of the palm-sized console experience, and the PSP built up a credible library of impressive software, even while competing with the wildly successful Nintendo DS. But despite the PSP's considerable brawn, no title on the platform was quite as brilliant or enduring as a little 2D puzzle game called Lumines.
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In some ways, the central dynamic is a contrast between brains and brawn: Archer (Mick Ford), an older, quick-witted prisoner, makes a point of stretching the rules as far as bureaucracy will allow, while the newcomer Carlin (a young, barely recognizable Ray Winstone) knows that the way to survive in an environment where even the officials tacitly egg on violence is to be seen as the most ruthless guy there.
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Spring around the world: Hungary: A Magical Festival to Scare Off Winter China: A Spring Nuisance That Snows White Fluff Japan: A Country in Bloom China and the Philippines: Easter in Asia Marked by Baptisms and Crucifixions India: Happy Holi Belgium: The Wrong Day to Be a Cat Egypt: A Pungent Ritual Divides Noses France: Solving the Passover Puzzle Israel: Iraqi Jews Reflect on Baghdad Heritage on Passover Seville, Spain Pillars of Holy Week Processions Put Teamwork and Brawn on Display Spring in the United States: 11 Photos View Slide Show ' New York City: Creativity on Parade in Easter Bonnet Festival Indianapolis, Ind.
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