Ryan Williams, founder of Cadre, does eventually believe that with time, Cadre can grow to serve more diverse users "We want Cadre to be established as the domain and the hub for high quality access to opportunities," explained Williams.
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As such, it&aposs easy to picture esports becoming dominated not just by a cadre of elite teams but by a cadre of elite games.
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Kushner's lawyer says Cadre was not specifically cited on the March 203 form because his holding company, BFPS Ventures, acquired his interest in Cadre on February 17.
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It did not specifically list Cadre as one of Kushner's assets, though he co-founded the company with his brother, Joshua Kushner and his Harvard classmate Ryan Williams, who remains Cadre CEO.
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Yet a cadre of America's misbegotten youth have another plan.
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Today, he is flanked by a cadre of junior aides.
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Now, it's become totemic for a cadre of contemporary designers.
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But Mr. Kushner's investment in Cadre has repeatedly drawn questions.
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Cadre says it offers a better alternative to real estate funds.
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Here's another example having to do with Kushner's interest in Cadre.
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The buzzy startups Robinhood and Cadre are known for different things.
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Of this cadre, the most interesting is "Easy," because it's terrible.
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On Friday, a cadre of New York's elected officials, including Gov.
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The Kushner brothers teamed up to found Cadre back in 2015.
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But a small cadre of beekeepers still fiercely pursues this prize.
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Critically, he would have to assemble a talented cadre of lieutenants.
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George Soros, known for his Democratic fundraising, is another Cadre investor.
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Within months, he joined the organization's inner circle — its SS cadre.
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Williams appeared onstage at TechCrunch's New York Disrupt event several weeks ago; he said that while Cadre today services wealthy investors, he believes that over time, Cadre can grow to serve a more diverse group of customers.
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The Kushners' most immediate advantage could come from their investment in Cadre.
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Williams did readily concede that Cadre has much more up its sleeve.
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Tom Cruise and John Travolta are among its cadre of celebrity followers.
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"I would start by saying don't use the word 'cadre,'" Svart replied.
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He appears to have the support of a cadre of loyal colleagues.
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A small cadre of conservatives argue the section has been misinterpreted. Sen.
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For a few months, I exclusively carried a cadre of cheap smartphones.
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And when she arrives, there won't be the usual cadre of trumpeters.
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London felt natural to the cadre of expatriate Brits that ran it.
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The disclosure form suggests that Kushner has not fully divested from Cadre.
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" Government watchdogs have a problem with Kushner's continued ownership of Cadre. "Mr.
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Any new space warfighting cadre must be deeply educated, not just trained.
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A cadre of Deutsche Bank alums are behind many of the deals.
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"Many of its core leadership and cadre avoided the fight," he said.
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But a small cadre of beekeepers still fiercely pursues this liquid gold.
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This remarkable cadre of early-stage startups knocked our proverbial socks off.
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This imagined social order was enforced by a cadre of secret police.
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A strong cadre of relievers, led by closer Kenley Jansen, also helps.
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Both Kushner and Milner own a stake in real estate startup Cadre.
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Somewhere in the cadre of cavorting eagles wearing hats lies a devious creature.
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PEOPLE asked each cadre member: How did your method make your team competitive?
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Cadre is among scores of LLCs in which Kushner reported owning a stake.
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Cadre currently employs 75 people in New York, where the company is based.
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Gucci reportedly maintains a cadre of under-30 staffers to advise its boss.
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It's also home to a cadre of outstanding startups — our TC Top Picks.
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Tom Cotton, loathe the deal, as do a cadre of Republicans grassroots activists.
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It manages to get its cadre of talented actors on the same plane.
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This cadre of activist judges is causing many people to seriously question both.
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But it is fairly obvious that Maduro and his cadre are not departing.
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Fortunately, there is a growing cadre of people and companies asking this question.
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Cadre and Kushner Companies did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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There was a cadre of #NeverTrump Republicans who opposed him through Election Day.
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A small cadre of fans are always eager to consume her next joke.
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Throughout his training, Mr. Sarfo rubbed shoulders with an international cadre of recruits.
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How do we bring a more diverse cadre of athletes to the Olympics?
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Haacke presents his 1971 exposé on New York City's heinous cadre of slumlords.
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The same, no doubt, would have been said by a cadre of journalists.
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She trained a cadre of students, including Barbara Low, in the emerging field.
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She was among a cadre of newswomen who faced down the Philippine dictator.
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He has methodically built the most conservative cadre of federal judges in history.
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They suggest a nimble, ecstatic cadre of sports fans, anticipating victories to come.
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The investment in the startup Cadre makes Kushner a partner with Goldman Sachs.
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Your economy is booming, but a small cadre of elites hoards its spoils.
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The sun glinted off snow-covered hills as the cadre of riders grew.
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That's our curated cadre of startups representing the very best in their tech categories.
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Separately, Kushner and his brother, Joshua, co-founded Cadre, a real estate investment company.
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The swamp of scandal propelled a fed-up cadre of young reformers into action.
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To view more photography and video art from Arthur Cadre, visit his website, here.
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On the technical front, our cadre chewed over Blue Apron's It wasn't to be.
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Imagine a cadre of shippers, carriers and brokers collaborating on a secure, frictionless network.
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At Disrupt Berlin 2017, delegations from more than 25 countries formed our international cadre.
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Renewed conflict could wipe out everything Simpson and his cadre are dedicated to protecting.
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But it's an important cadre, since it could be crucial in next year's election.
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He and a brother, Joshua Kushner, co-founded Cadre, a real-estate investment startup.
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Before you have a Space Corps, you need to have a real space cadre.
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"We will dismantle the group regardless of who its leadership cadre is," he said.
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A small but hopeful cadre of policymakers and budget experts is sounding the alarm.
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Yet for a whole cadre of climate scientists, the work entails real physical risks.
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The cadre of students he trained led the next great wave of American botany.
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You'll notice the same cadre of protesters at every protest, sometimes in other states.
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The company also relies on a cadre of temporary workers who earn even less.
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The eleventh-hour changes came after a cadre of moderate GOP senators including Sen.
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She entered the government with financial interests in Cadre worth between $28503,22019,000 and $25,000,000.
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Eighty guests attended, including a cadre of especially tall former players and coaching colleagues.
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He also occasionally tosses phrases toward the cadre of Japanese reporters who cover Tanaka.
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She managed it for a while, though not without a cadre of protective men.
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It's also where you'll find a special cadre of companies — the TC Top Picks.
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In important ways, Kelly fills a hole in Trump's growing cadre of policy advisers.
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But Digg's ranking system was broken, allowing a cadre of powerusers to game the site.
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The game asks you to guide a little cadre of robots around with your mouse.
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Money, money, money, money The founders of Cadre and Robinhood come from distinctly different places.
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On the customer side, there is a cadre of riders primed to adopt electric scooters.
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Haven't we all had enough of Julian Assange and his cadre of world-warping weirdos?
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The company, Cadre, was cofounded by Kushner in 2014 and counts Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported in May that Kushner had a stake in Cadre.
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Last month, a cadre of Biden's loyalists launched a Super PAC, something Biden previously resisted.
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Egging on lawmakers in this endeavor is the usual cadre of nonprofits and opinion shapers.
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Or the cadre of French loved ones, mysteriously risen from the dead in Les Revenants.
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An unusual bipartisan cadre of senators support the MJIA, from Elizabeth Warren to Ted Cruz.
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Stahlman then created one of the first neonatal units and trained a cadre of disciples.
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Some start-ups that Thrive has incubated, including Cadre and Oscar, are housed there, too.
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S.S. agent; a dogged detective; a cadre of heroin dealers; a corps of Sicilian assassins.
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They founded Cadre with Mr. Williams, invested in it and are advisers to the company.
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Deportivo was relegated, and few among his cadre of players made much of an impression.
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These days in China, the disappearance of a senior Communist Party cadre barely raises an eyebrow.
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Mr Kurz is set to join a cadre of comparatively youthful leaders in the European Union.
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However, a small cadre of senators put a sudden stop to a vote in the Senate.
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She's joined in this alternately playful and contemplative endeavor by a captivating, multigenerational cadre of performers.
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The brothers have also worked together professionally, co-founding a real estate technology firm called Cadre.
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Britain has a strong cadre of Europeanists, and a tradition of success in working in Brussels.
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No unified, highly educated, stable cadre of space operators has been established within the Air Force.
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Educational rigor is essential, and a future space cadre must be up to the learning challenge.
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A bipartisan cadre of governors and congressional representatives are advocating for more forgiving, rehabilitative prison policies.
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Trump, with a smaller cadre of his most trusted -- at the moment -- aides sitting in judgment.
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He has shuffled the leadership at the top and promoted a young cadre to new posts.
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With no cadre ready to go from past political service, he has been starting from scratch.
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Unlike a cadre of Southern women who find power in refusing to share a recipe, Mrs.
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A cadre of homegrown artists, designers and entrepreneurs are giving the South Bronx an image transplant.
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And, critically, he amassed a cadre of students to teach guitar for extra cash when necessary.
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Espionage and Democracy don't easily mix, and a cadre of trained spies is a dangerous thing.
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And it benefits candidates like Warren, who has a cadre of experienced precinct captains behind her.
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But Peloton's small cadre of instructors is reaching thousands of people across the world every week.
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"I go after the cadre of supervillains," he told the crowd during a recent stump speech.
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Williams decline to delve into details in a call yesterday, but industry outlet The Real Deal reported last year that Cadre is creating an online platform where investors can trade their property stakes to other members of Cadre — a kind of private real estate stock market.
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He's been on the cover of Forbes and built Cadre into a company worth nearly $1 billion.
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A decade ago, Chicago handed over control of its parking meters to a cadre of private investors.
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In June, Goldman Sachs was among the investors in a $65 million equity financing round in Cadre.
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Public agitation has normally been the realm of activist hedge funds and a cadre of smaller funds.
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He has a "passive ownership interest" in Cadre (meaning he is not actively involved in its management).
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I read Chuck Wendig's Aftermath trilogy, and in Empire's End, they leave with a cadre of orphans.
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Cadre on the other hand avoids this problem by servicing wealthy investors — trading democratization for reduced exposure.
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Can we surround the sarcophagus with America's growing cadre of unabashed white supremacists before we open it?
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Numerous other startups that have sprung up around the same concept include Realty Mogul, Cadre, and RealCrowd.
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Croyez-vous que l'Europe peut agir ensemble, dans le cadre de la constitution actuelle de l'Union européenne?
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That longevity alone distinguished him as a bon vivant in a shrinking cadre of original Broadway personalties.
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Trump's relatively small cadre of steadfast supporters is expected to play a prominent role in his administration.
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"You have managed to bring together a cadre of organizations and groups that rarely align," Lazarow said.
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Ross has recently returned from China with a cadre of administration officials trying to resolve trade differences.
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A cadre of police commanders who served under Mr. Bratton took over departments across the United States.
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Twilio is a respected back-end tool used by a cadre of familiar companies to reach consumers.
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And it's been building out its cadre of marketing and analytics partners with which brands can work.
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Kamala Harris, former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro and a cadre of powerful Democratic organizations.
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Kushner actually also conveniently forgot to list Cadre among his holdings when he entered the White House.
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The subversive cadre of women over 60 prove that "old" is not what it used to be.
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With a divided Congress and shrinking cadre of fiscal hawks, this promises to be no easy task.
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Now a vocal cadre of patient advocates is demanding the agency issue strong public warnings about Lasik.
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In Florida, Mr. Epstein hired a cadre of high-powered lawyers to fight the charges against him.
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In the end, we killed more than 50 North Vietnamese fighters and captured one senior cadre member.
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In February 153, a revolutionary cadre led by the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini overthrew the shah of Iran.
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The attorney said a revised disclosure will include the stake in Cadre once officials approve the form.
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Major policy shifts and top-down initiatives are managed through this cadre system, not by making laws.
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The inclusion of a cadre of hip-hop journalists, many of them from Vibe magazine, was particularly prescient.
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Don't let Facebook and its cadre of brands swoop in and take advantage of you on the rebound.
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When Trump left, the cadre held up signs, waved pictures and hectored him over the child separation policy.
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While you're there, be sure to visit the TC Top Picks, our hand-picked cadre of outstanding startups.
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Ryan Williams, a Goldman Sachs and Blackstone alum, co-founded Cadre along with Joshua Kushner and Jared Kushner.
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France used to be governed by a cadre of brainy officials, who enjoyed privileges and power to match.
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It's not clear how Hicks first connected with Amyntor and the cadre of intelligence figures associated with it.
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Meanwhile, a cadre of Republican donors -- most prominently, Sheldon Adelson -- are keeping Republicans competitive in down-ballot races.
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If you kill the Night King and the rest of his leadership cadre, their seemingly endless army disappears.
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Roberto de Jesus Escobar Gaviria was Pablo's longtime accountant and also managed the Medellín Cartel's cadre of hitmen.
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So what does a focus on mobility and connectivity entail for this new cadre of Ford engineers, exactly?
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Another transaction that has attracted attention is my personal investment in Cadre, a company associated with Jared Kushner.
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That could help the growing cadre of on-demand startups ease costs in a notoriously brutal business model.
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Suffice it to say, it's the perfect soundtrack for class war (especially if your cadre fucks with blastbeats).
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We'd been out several times, always to the same restaurant, and always with a cadre of fellow MBAs.
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But the caucus has not fully recovered, and an increasingly new cadre of House Democrats are growing anxious.
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"When Greg Stillson actually gains a following, he has a cadre of bikers who support him," King said.
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The Trump campaign's surrogate operation has relied heavily on a small cadre of supporters and cable news pundits.
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"An important cadre of genes that mediates graft rejection was near uniform across different cheetahs," Dr. O'Brien said.
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A cadre of projects valued at $85033 billion, according to Bloomberg, has stalled while awaiting approval from FERC.
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Later, when the campaign turned vicious, Mr. Rivera and a cadre of friends persuaded him to hold tight.
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Ms. Fenty is a part of a new cadre of celebrity designers, most closely related to Kanye West.
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Together with a cadre of like-minded weirdos, the group presented themselves as futuristically flamboyant bizarro-world pimps.
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And this should have been possible: The old regime left behind a large cadre of highly skilled workers.
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All are part of a cadre of White House aides who have advocated a tougher approach on trade.
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Today, Ms. Taussig, 32, helps run the ranch with a cadre of cowgirls, including her mother and sister.
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She added that she wanted to have "a large cadre of journalists" who reported from around the country.
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Violence is easy; it only takes a small cadre of the very committed to, say, build a bomb.
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It also has a small cadre of writers commenting, usually snarkily, on issues of interest to young women.
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I think that's a huge strength — a national space cadre, even as loosely organized as it is today.
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On the flipside, nearly 20 MDs departed the firm last year, including a cadre of financial institutions bankers.
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He'll have to contend with a cadre of lawmakers who have increasingly embraced the president's low-blow tactics.
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Among these institutions is a cadre of professional diplomats who are some of the best in the world.
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Then he said he was equally worried that some sort of federal bureaucratic cadre—a deep state, perhaps?
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It is well documented these students form the cadre of collectors for China's espionage operation inside our universities.
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Below are a roundup of hand-selected tools and toys by a very select cadre of guitar players.
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Bruce Kurland (219-250) made diminutive still life paintings that were bought by an enthusiastic cadre of collectors.
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It seems malevolent throughout that it's not helpful necessarily, except for a small cadre of people and elites.
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Plaintiffs include Cadre and Fathers & Families of San Joaquin, local outreach and advocacy groups that help struggling families.
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Newly empowered Democrats in Albany have hopes of approving a cadre of bills aimed at tightening rent regulations.
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Srinivasan is one of a cadre of venture capitalists recruited by fellow immortality enthusiast Peter Thiel to advise Trump.
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But a cadre of whistleblowers, who got wealthy off the products they now warn against, revealed the underlying connection.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York-based real estate investment company Cadre has partnered with Goldman Sachs Group Inc (GS.
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It's possible Cadre could eventually team up with a more established real estate firm or even a tech company.
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That's a fact, established by the cadre of professionals who have taken up the task of determining what's true.
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"It starts on Tuesday and ends basically on Saturday morning with a cadre of very complicated events," he said.
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It's not the game and hardware manufacturers themselves that are taking action; it's only a cadre of Taber's enthusiasts.
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That's when his edgy songs and magical performances inspired the MTV generation and created a new cadre of fans.
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Gay is an ally of Paul Manafort, Trump's chief strategist and one power center in Trump's cadre of aides.
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We have not selected what that cadre looks like, but we are very confident we have the right people.
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Last week, trading standards officers in Surrey, England snapped up a cadre of 90 hoverboards imported from Hong Kong.
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It's not a moment too soon as Jesus then arrives with a cadre of prisoners and a gigantic problem.
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Our cadre of Top Picks will receive the VIP treatment and invaluable exposure to potential customers, investors and media.
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The film about a cadre of super-villains who save the world showed that sometimes, bad guys finish first.
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England blazed a trail by training a new cadre of talk-therapy practitioners using a one-year boot camp.
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Read more: Then there's the culture such a tumultuous executive cadre telegraphs to the outside world about internal practices.
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To conduct the offensive, the Pentagon has created a cadre of "national mission teams" that resemble special operations forces.
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And the transition-during-combat will likely lead to increased losses, hurting morale and straining an already undermanned cadre.
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Over the last several years, a small cadre of SEMA members have begun exploring the opportunities battery power offers.
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Ironically, there is a small cadre of naysayers who assert there is substantial variation in quality across the states.
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"Reasonable, plausible, pragmatic, that whole cadre of language, it really isn't conducive to the black condition here," he said.
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This curated cadre — chosen by TechCrunch editors — represent some of the most innovative companies in their respective tech categories.
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The appetite for riskier mortgages is rising, and a small cadre of investment firms is ready to feed it.
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Around the corner, a cadre of scouts and front-office staff congregated, their eyes now set on next season.
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He is less likely to trust his aides and more likely to rely on a small cadre of loyalists.
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Mr. Weisselberg was among the small cadre of executives who worked closely with Mr. Trump at the Trump Organization.
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What matters most to his radical cadre is preserving the supremacy of their totalitarian Communist dictatorship and its principles.
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In addition to her daughters, she spent time with a cadre of local nieces and nephews and their children.
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But it's also delivered something unexpected: a growing cadre of television adaptations capable of improving upon their source material.
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"There wasn't any concrete effort from Congress leaders in New Delhi to give energy to our cadre," he said.
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He remains a loyal party cadre, even as he occasionally levels criticism at the government over excessive social control.
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This disclosure followed the release of the Comey memos, which seriously undermined both Comey and his cadre of defenders.
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"It will help train up a cadre of pilots and let them get smart on deck-based carrier operations."
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Mr. Cohn, who died in 1986, had mentored a cadre of influential people, including President Trump and Roger Stone.
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And no bill can become law without Trump (and his cadre of anti-immigration aides) signing off on it.
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Spoke represents a cadre of pop-surrealists, lowbrow painters, and art Instagram behemoths like Joan Cornella and Tracie Ching.
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Many members relish a Trump sighting now, fawning over the President and his cadre of advisers as they walk by.
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Using machine learning and statistics, Cadre says it has built a technology program that provides analytics for real estate investors.
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Of course, to build a fluid marketplace, Cadre needed both access to properties and a much bigger pool of investors.
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Home is where the profits are with Eddie Lim (Point) and Ryan Williams (Cadre) 5:30 PM – 5:50 PM
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The new cadre of "direct entry" middle managers, who join from outside the service, are another way to promote innovation.
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TechCrunch editors curate and hand-pick this cadre of exceptional startups that get to exhibit at the show for free.
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Since the fall of 2016, a cadre of athletes, activists, and everyday people have come out in support of Kaepernick.
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But in the late 1970s, its moderate leadership fell to a cadre of absolutists opposed to any hint of regulation.
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It's about a small cadre, a convoy even, of vehicles that are trying to accomplish a mission against all odds.
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Former Playboy Playmate Jayde Nicole was among the cadre of volunteers, and she describes the difficulties of the rescue effort.
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Trump's cadre of campaign cartoon villains, from Paul Manafort to Carter Page to Michael Flynn, should prepare for the worst.
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"Kushner's failure to disclose his ownership in Cadre is very troubling," CREW Executive Director Noah Bookbinder said in a statement.
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While Ivanka Trump doesn't hold a direct stake in Cadre or Kushner Companies, her finances are intertwined with her husband's.
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President Trump has surrounded himself with a cadre of individuals with close ties to Super PACs and secret money groups.
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"You have this small cadre of companies that are showing extraordinary growth in a very sluggish economy," Mr. Paulsen said.
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Democrats have on offer an outstanding cadre of candidates, which is likely to grow further before it begins to shrink.
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He's been to a cadre of Trump rallies: Rochester, Minnesota; Fargo, North Dakota; Houston, Texas, and Thursday in Columbia, Missouri.
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The strategy depends on a cadre of committed recruits, which is where Ms. Kittle Dixon and Talent Market come in.
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That said, we can still parse out some interesting numbers from the cadre of newly public tech companies in 2017.
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Mr. Eberstadt would also like to intensify social pressure on the cadre of men who have stopped looking for work.
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Only a small cadre of primary care doctors regularly prescribe buprenorphine, a medication that helps suppress cravings and withdrawal symptoms.
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The North's nuclear cadre can be expected to proceed with business as usual until specific orders are issued from Pyongyang.
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After the 2005 case, more leaks came his way, and he built a cadre of reporters into an investigative unit.
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And finally, develop a much larger cadre of nurse practitioners to perform routine interventions for nonemergency, non-life-threatening situations.
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There are also autographed pictures of the president's cadre of female gudgeons: Ivanka, Ivana, and Kellyanne Conway all make appearances.
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It also mandated binding arbitration for vital workers, including police officers and firefighters, and created a cadre of skilled negotiators.
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To the extent the slave law gives employers more flexibility, it could prove helpful to that loyal cadre of businessmen.
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Cadre now has a collection of prominent financial backers including George Soros, Mark Cuban, Goldman Sachs and the Ford Foundation.
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Both are septuagenarians who travel through life protected by a cadre of Secret Service, even keeping them safe from rain.
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In 2020, ingratiating oneself to a shrinking cadre of male gatekeepers is no longer the shrewd strategy it once was.
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He worked with Serhiy Lyovochkin, who boasted that he had a "cadre of candidates" running for office across the country.
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"You have this small cadre of companies that are showing extraordinary growth in a very sluggish economy," Mr. Paulsen said.
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Trump, after all, decisively whipped a cadre of credible Washington establishment candidates who opposed him in the 28500 Republican primaries.
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But for the first time, our political stage is dominated by a cadre of candidates almost all in their 270s.
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In reality, he benefited from the apparent presence of a pro-Trump cadre in the FBI's New York field office.
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Algerians are polarized between those who want an election held under the current ruling cadre and those who do not.
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The phrase "cadre judge" is commonly used in Uganda to describe judicial officers seen as allied with the ruling party.
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"I hardly know her," he said, when asked if a cadre of right-wing personalities was influencing him on policy.
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A loyal cadre flocks to Sconset's Summer House to sing along with pianist (and Grammy-winning soundtrack restorer) Jamie Howarth.
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But a cadre of scientists and policy activists are now pushing back, saying that biomass energy rests on deceptive accounting.
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After stints at Goldman Sachs (GS) and Blackstone (BX), Williams started Cadre in 2014 as a digitized real estate investment platform.
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Williams didn't want to speculate about a potential Cadre IPO, though he noted the parade of companies going that route lately.
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Our greatest resource is the quality and capabilities of the hardworking, dedicated women and men that make up our intelligence cadre.
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Tesla's first foray into commercial vehicles puts it into competition with a different cadre of manufacturers — truck makers, rather than carmakers.
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"When you have flag officers that come in, they tend to bring a cadre of their own people," said one official.
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Left behind is a cadre of yes-men and yes-women whose preoccupation must be to stay aligned with the boss.
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With Goldman rolling out the red carpet to its high-net-worth clients, Cadre gets buyers onto its platform faster, too.
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With this victory, she joined a small but growing cadre of women athletes who are competing with elite men, and winning.
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In a prank reminiscent of Rihanna's April Fools move, Britney snuck into Kimmel's bedroom with a cadre of male backup dancers.
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However, organising all those systems requires social commitment, not least because they require a cadre of basically honest inspectors and bureaucrats.
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First up is Ryan Williams, CEO of Cadre, a company that provides a marketplace of investment opportunities for real estate investors.
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Posthumously, this process is carried out by a trained cadre of installers who travel the globe to re-create the works.
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Gathering to cheerlead the president was the typical cadre of young, white, meme-fluent men, but families and veterans as well.
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Equity-based crowdfunding promises to initiate a new cadre of investors for whom ownership has thus far been out of reach.
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"Kushner's failure to disclose his ownership in Cadre is very troubling," CREW Executive Director Noah Bookbinder said in a press release.
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Just as laughable is the notion that nominating a cadre of well-paid American Journalism Fellows could be a nonpartisan affair.
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Our protagonist is a member of the Main à Plume—an armed cadre of surrealists who fight the Nazis with art.
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She has a loyal cadre of supporters who will do anything for her, including bending the law, if not breaking it.
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The huge grounds of the "cadre forge" for future communist leaders included the villa of Joseph Goebbels, the Nazi propaganda minister.
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Nevertheless, the Straub-Huillet oeuvre, long championed by a devoted cadre of academics, programmers and fellow filmmakers, is having a moment.
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Many choose entrepreneurship as their career after returning from service, equipped with a cadre of unique leadership and time-management skills.
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European subsidies have helped underwrite Mafia-style tactics in Slovakia and enrich a cadre of politically powerful land barons in Bulgaria.
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CREW alleged Cadre could benefit from raising these funds for the opportunity zones, creating a financial conflict of interest for Trump.
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But Nicholson, a Marine Corps veteran and first-time candidate, had a powerful cadre of donors, both inside and outside Wisconsin.
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The cadre calls itself the "The Developers Union," according to its website, and includes over 100 people as of Friday afternoon.
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When Sammie Dean returned to Central High, she quickly joined a cadre of students who bullied and physically tortured the Nine.
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Clinton's cadre of campaign aides agonizing over jokes she should tell in public and calculating political implications, the transcripts revealed Mrs.
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Joining a cadre of former employees claiming they were mistreated for speaking out about problems at the bank, Mr. Tran sued.
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From a small, unorganized cadre of producers in France, their numbers have spread through all corners of the wine-producing world.
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But mainly he sold drugs, always with the same cadre of friends in the fenced courtyard behind 350 East 20143rd Street.
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But a small cadre of rail customers are throwing their support behind forced access, and want to see more of it.
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All of the shares in the combined company went instead to a cadre of preferred investors, led by KKR and Shamrock.
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Acknowledging the formidable array of challenges, Xi recently urged the party to adopt a "fighting spirit" in a cadre training session.
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Catherine Porter, the Toronto bureau chief, and I are among a cadre of Canadians who help produce The New York Times.
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Pence was traveling with his wife and eldest daughter, a cadre of aides, Secret Service personnel and a traveling press corps.
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Republicans outside of a cadre of hardcore Trump loyalists have been reluctant to appear before the television cameras to defend him.
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Mr. Qian was sent to a "cadre school" for re-educating officials before being called back into diplomatic service in 1972.
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Led by Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson, a cadre of 20 administration officials are meeting with Puerto Rican Gov.
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Public diplomacy is a growing academic field, and an expanding cadre of policy experts broadens the availability of public diplomacy expertise.
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On the other hand, a new cadre of forward-thinking creatives in Hollywood have produced a magnum opus of black excellence.
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G.O.-style revolutionary, as if he grew up in a cadre of the World Bank rather than in the Communist Party.
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Beyond the courts and Congress, Cortese and the cadre of secrecy proponents focused their efforts on the federal court rules committee.
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His devotion was first to Adolf Hitler and second to the cadre of neo-Nazis he commanded from his Brooklyn home.
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With civilization in imminent danger, a cadre of unlikely heroes materializes — a little boy, a college-age girl, two average guys.
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On a recent Friday, a cadre of graphic designers celebrating a 40th birthday flirted with one another while sipping frozen cocktails.
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The Yams in this case is ASAP Yams, a Bronx native who influenced a cadre of rappers, producers and fashion designers.
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The forms also show that Kushner owns a stake in a real estate firm called Cadre worth at least $25 million.
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He's got an army to help him take down the Avengers and a cadre of fearsome generals to do his bidding.
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In fact, the only real headliners seemed to be a cadre of beach pigs that showed up repeatedly, one frustrated attendee reports.
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Those opportunities exist only for a shrinking cadre of big-name performers—think Melissa McCarthy, Kevin Hart, Will Ferrell, and Seth Rogen.
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Cadre says it typically pursues deals requiring an equity investment of at least $50 million and structures the transactions as limited partnerships.
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However, Williams stressed that Jared Kushner has "no involvement" and has sold off a "substantial portion" of his equity investment in Cadre.
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The Cadre platform faces intense competition from other options for investors who are looking for alternative ways to bet on real estate.
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Charters' biggest champions in Michigan were members of the business community and a cadre of billionaires with ties to the religious right.
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Along with Kroll and Mulaney, a killer cadre of funny people pile on to get candid about the birds and the bees.
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In his filings, Kushner reported leaving his official positions with Cadre in 2017 and is not involved in day-to-day operations.
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Last week Trump met with a small cadre of New York campaign backers, including high-ranking real estate executives, according to reports.
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As Mr Trump and his cadre become the establishment they railed against, comedians will have the chance to inhabit their proper role.
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Attract AI experts to government: Ensure a cadre of AI practitioners is available to consult on policy and tech issues across government.
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This cadre of liberals believed in helping those who could not help themselves and accomplishing collectively what could not be achieved individually.
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And yet, she also shows a certain aloofness that is so common among her small cadre of rapping white women in particular.
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And, going to Bernard Richards's fatherly worries, his son has raised $500,000 in venture capital from a cadre of African-American investors.
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A cadre of former staffers and allies fill the Trump administration's highest ranks, and FAIR's ideas are profoundly shaping national immigration policy.
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St. Brick doesn't have questionable labor policies or a cadre of reindeer ready to do his bidding—he just wants to chill.
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An increasingly bipartisan cadre of policy experts is trying to tell them that staying on the sidelines is both counterproductive and unsustainable.
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Hearing of these difficulties off-camera made watching him up close as he spoke with Hamas' rising cadre of leaders hugely revealing.
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It's home to the TC Top Picks, a cadre of roughly 40 extraordinary startups vetted and hand-picked by discerning TechCrunch editors.
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If anything, consumed by the power of the presidency and surrounded by a cadre of "yes" men and stooges, he's getting worse.
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Meanwhile, an increasingly vocal cadre of military generals stressing the importance of maintaining Petrobras as a strategic asset have shown growing influence.
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And they have installed a new cadre of senior SW-savvy management stretching all the way to the top with a mission.
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Its cadre of suicide-bombers, known as inghimasi, was used with devastating effect to breach the Syrian regime's lines before rebel assaults.
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The AV Club reports that Marvel's newest photos show Jones and Walker being cuffed and (presumably) questioned by a cadre of cops.
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A bit like China's gymnastics cadre, Latvia's youth choir singers now approaching their 30s face the choice of what to do next.
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Among these select few, though, there exists a small cadre of experts whose vital role is all too often overlooked: the routers.
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" Kushner's lawyer has said that her client's failure to list Cadre on the initial filing in March was merely an "administrative error.
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Cadre received funding from David Yu, a co-founder of a private-equity firm with Jack Ma, the billionaire chairman of Alibaba.
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The group grew to a cadre of veterans — mostly women, with the exception of one man — who want to see women thrive.
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However, the warning signs are there for the president after Pennsylvania handed Republicans a cadre of losses over the past two years.
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Affable and a long-serving cadre, Mkhize is touted as a compromise candidate who could soothe tensions between the party's primary factions.
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State and local governments, academic institutions and non-governmental organizations need to get in the game to train a cadre of counselors.
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The late report for which Kushner appears to have been cited involves real estate investment company JCK Cadre LLC, according to McClatchy.
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On the other end of the spectrum is a small cadre of GOP lawmakers who have gone all in for Trump: Sen.
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In an interview with The New York Times published Thursday, Trump criticized Stone's early morning arrest by a cadre of FBI agents.
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Julia Jones, the screenwriter, suggested to a friend, James Ulmer, an entertainment journalist, that he do a story about the new cadre.
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Mr. Sekine, 35, and the Japanese chefs working in Paris are less an informal group of like-minded expats than a cadre.
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To the Editor: I was one in a relatively small cadre of Army interrogators for the first year of the Iraq war.
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That's where you'll find the TC Top Picks — a juried cadre of exceptional startups exhibiting for free, hand-picked by TechCrunch editors.
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Instead, Harvey stuck together with a cadre of fellow organizers to convert Burning Man into a non-profit with the appropriate longevity.
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Your opportunity to compete head-to-head against a handpicked cadre of the best early-stage startups expires in just 20193 hours.
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Cadre, the real estate crowdfunding platform partially owned by Jared Kushner and his brother, Joshua, is also focused on exploiting the zones.
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He was out almost every night, often at cabarets, where he would sit ringside with a small cadre of friends or clients.
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"The North's nuclear cadre can be expected to proceed with business as usual until specific orders are issued from Pyongyang," they said.
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I don't want to be 20," said one member of this subversive cadre of women over 60, "but I'm really freaking cool.
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CRF companies are an elite cadre of Green Berets who specialize in Direct Action (DA), Counterterrorism (CT), and Hostage Rescue (HR) missions.
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The idea was to shake up a cadre of top officials, often educated at Oxford or Cambridges, that Mr. Cummings considers complacent.
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There is a clannishness about these boards that has produced over the years a cadre of recognizable names from the same fields.
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Anyhoo, Wunderkind joins the $100 million ARR cadre with what I think is the second-best result in terms of efficient growth.
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Mark Gerson was also an early investor in Cadre, a real estate technology company founded by Mr. Kushner and his brother, Josh.
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Typically, a cadre of CIA experts come together to get the candidate ready, as well as former directors and the White House.
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My experience is very thoughtful and organized and has an excellent cadre of people around him, all of whom are quite experienced.
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America's cadre of Rhodes Scholars can't match the influence of the 90 or so men and women that ENA turns out annually.
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These dual, and often dueling, native elements of ambition and statesmanship will soon engulf President Donald J. Trump and his unorthodox cadre.
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If Trump wants something to pass and puts his Twitter feed and his cadre of supporters behind it, it will likely pass.
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In fact, what has become increasingly clear is that only a small cadre of budget officials — and Trump himself — has the answers.
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Additionally, under TSA the FAMS have done away with most if not all the previously high standards the once elite cadre had.
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The mural's content drew added significance from its location, positioned right next to a wall-mounted cadre of real closed-circuit cameras.
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Things have changed for the former secretary of state, too: Gone is the near-constant attention, cadre of aides and constant political fighting.
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Cadre already works with more than 200 real estate operators who show it properties to buy — many of them multi-residential apartment buildings.
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Cadre, a three-year-old, New York-based real estate startup, has raised $65 million in Series C funding led by Andreessen Horowitz.
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In June a property-investing start-up called Cadre attracted financial backing from Silicon Valley luminaries including Andreessen Horowitz, a venture-capital company.
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The price of The Boston Beer Company's stock even pushed him into the elite cadre of self-made billionaires for a couple years.
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But those are just the most visible members of a larger but less-talked-about cadre of the big winners in today's economy.
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Approaching on motorcycle, a small cadre of ISIS militants rushed a Kurdish peshmerga outpost near Kirkuk last month, killing three soldiers with grenades.
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"We take exception to the vulgar language which had become part of Mrs Mugabe's vocabulary," it quoted a Youth League cadre as saying.
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Bernie Sanders also saw a cadre of celebrity supporters -- some of whom backed him in 2016 -- open their checkbooks in the second quarter.
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The more logical #NeverClinton option, especially for Sanders's cadre of young idealists, has so far attracted little attention: Green Party candidate Jill Stein.
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And so, it's tempting to rag on Aron Baynes for joining this cadre of pathetic shitheads, but what was he supposed to do?
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" Maesters: "Referring to the cadre of stuffy, aged scholars in the show, he added: 'The institution of the maesters probably is a problem.
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Somehow, he's won a very exclusive dinner in a charity auction, and a cadre of high-end chefs are showing off their skills.
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Rebirth is written by Geoff Johns and drawn by a cadre of the DC's top artists (Phil Jimenez and Ivan Reis among them).
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When Kushner finally amended his financial disclosure form on July 21, he valued his interest in Cadre from $5 million to $25 million.
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A Kushner representative admitted that investors would certainly have known about Kushner's holdings in Cadre from publicly available information, which concerns ethics experts.
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He's seen the dismissal of a cadre of White House advisers, the firing of one Cabinet colleague and the public humiliation of another.
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Finally, Pelosi managed to blunt the momentum of her opponents by the well timed peeling of some of them away from their cadre.
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Tiffany Cabán is 31, queer, Latinx, and already being seen as a rising star in the new cadre of women coming to power.
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"The North's nuclear cadre can be expected to proceed with business as usual until specific orders are issued from Pyongyang," 38 North said.
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A cadre of high-ranking ex-military brass have supported Bolsonaro and are poised to take powerful roles in government if he wins.
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Craig said it's "not a cheap therapy at this stage" in that it's being administered by a small cadre of highly trained professionals.
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Some of it is inspired by executives and a cadre of political consultants who are former members of the Clinton and Obama administrations.
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While a small set of Republicans are strong supporters of TPS, that cadre was reduced last year by retirements and midterm election losses.
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Rather, the Zhang family is part of a small cadre of pioneers building an entirely new Chinatown in unlikely territory: Forest Hills, Queens.
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A party cadre might be running a state-owned oil company one day, and then be appointed as a provincial governor the next.
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A short time later, they joined a small cadre of live-in social media influencers who mine their experiences living in a building.
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Knowing this, a growing cadre of specialists are exploring nondrug, noninvasive treatments, some of which have proved highly effective in relieving chronic pain.
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It was an extraordinary story — too extraordinary for some among the small cadre of international academics who had actually worked with the manuscripts.
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In the spring of 2009, Zohre was sent to attend a five-month party-cadre training seminar in the southern city of Guangzhou.
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" Another character, "a typical political cadre of the time," had "an extremely keen sense for politics and saw everything through an ideological lens.
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McGee, who turned 100 on Saturday, was one of the Tuskegee Airmen, the first cadre of African-American pilots in the US military.
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The pilgrimage of Democratic candidates began on Tuesday, when Representative Eric Swalwell of California dropped in to greet a cadre of regular protesters.
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"Heavy casualties reportedly inflicted on NSCN-K cadre," it said, using an acronym for the group, the National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khaplang.
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Tout cela dans le cadre d'un procès beaucoup plus rapide et moins cher que toute autre affaire majeure menée devant un tribunal pénal international.
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Discerning TechCrunch editors with an eye for successful startups review all the applications and will select a cadre of 15-30 startups to compete.
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"Cadre is offering a high-quality, diversified way to invest in real estate, with more transparency and lower fees," Williams said in an interview.
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Already, a cadre of retired generals and admirals has warned that cutting State Department funding on diplomacy and development would make America less safe.
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This was a eureka realization for a cadre of activists, who started to take it to lawmakers, before it landed with Nevada State Sen.
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The heartwarming commercial is centered around "Group Three," a cadre of five students who use an iPad to complete a class project about gravity.
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It's got a growing cadre of companies that are shutting down their own private data centers and renting all of that stuff from Amazon.
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Wall Street's cadre of crack analysts expected the company's earnings per share to come in at around $245, with revenue hitting about $28.8 billion.
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Cadre lights his subjects with the warm glow of fiery pinks and fading purples to contrast and highlight the lines of his human geometries.
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Cadre is an exclusive startup that connects real estate investors to top deals while Point enables homeowners to sell equity from their own homes.
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The Comedy Lineup: Part 2 (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): A cadre of promising up-and-coming comedians delivers a rapid fire series of stand-up performances.
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Despite receiving high praise for its incredible sound from a cadre of tech reviewers (Mashable included), HomePod sales have been really disappointing, Bloomberg reports.
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But the trade deal remains unpopular with a vocal cadre of Democrats who have loudly protested the deal at the party's convention in Philadelphia.
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As for fans who leave during the show -- a cadre Waters estimated at "maybe, 10" per night -- it's been "no big surprise," he said.
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And like author Dan Brown did with The Da Vinci Code, Shalev builds his conspiracy around Leonardo with a cadre of B-plot characters.
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The cadre of hard-core members inspired purely by devotion to a jihadist vision is being reinforced by child soldiers, forced conscripts and criminals.
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It's a question that confused the most seasoned Republicans during the 2016 primary, when the businessman-turned-politician dispatched a cadre of top Republicans.
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Ecuador decided to sponsor the biennial breastfeeding resolution that long had been informed by a cadre of breastfeeding activists seeking to ban baby formula.
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Year-end losses ranged from 27 percent for the 22050-21.6 cadre of funds to 22050 percent for the 20083-22008 group and beyond.
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In 1979, Leavy joined the sports desk of the Washington Post , becoming part of a small but growing cadre of women in the business.
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In his new law firm role, Mr. Boehner will not be working with political adversaries but with a cadre of his former staff members.
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Kim has spent the years since cultivating a cadre of senior military officials who are as dependent on him as he is on them.
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" Welch has been represented by the Wall Group ever since, and has gradually amassed a cadre of actress clients, whom she calls her "girls.
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Kushner has also helped start two companies: He cofounded health insurance startup Oscar Health in 2012 and real estate investment company Cadre in 2015.
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There are differences, certainly, between the Christian piety on display at the summit and the alt-right sympathies of Trump, Bannon, and their cadre.
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With a cadre of 50 software engineers, designers, and copywriters, Out in Tech identified ten US organizations working to protect and advance LGBTQ rights.
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And he developed a cadre of aides who can carry on that legacy to future Democratic administrations and keep a tradition of dovishness alive.
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Trump has been highly effective in simultaneously building a resolute army of supporters and an equally determined cadre of voters who can't stand him.
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I realized this was a mistake… There was a definite need for a leadership cadre, for a new intelligentsia, for a new mass media.
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As head of the South Vietnamese national cadre training program, he soon became frustrated with the endless political infighting among senior South Vietnamese leaders.
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But a cadre of newly elected lawmakers and critics already in office believe they will have the necessary votes to deny her the speakership.
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With little memory of his life, he reinvents himself in dioramas as a World War II hero backed by a cadre of female commandos.
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Clinton is expected to supplement her closest aides with a cadre of professional advisers, similar to those who occupy senior posts in her campaign.
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But the lawmakers, along with climate activists and a cadre of conservative supporters, insist the tax reform is a way to create bipartisan support.
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But Pence and his cadre are driving a national agenda dominated by the kinds of conservative, anti-regulatory policies he embraced as Indiana governor.
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After the Watergate cover-up began unraveling in mid-1973, a cadre of Democrats on the Judiciary Committee started pressing for President Nixon's impeachment.
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After the Watergate cover-up began unraveling in mid-1973, a cadre of Democrats on the Judiciary Committee started pressing for President Nixon's impeachment.
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The son of a high-ranking cadre, Canh refused to join the Communist Party, forgoing the bright future the state had planned for him.
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Nor do we want a cadre of judges, prosecutors and legislators who are pathologically dissociated from society, from other human beings, and from themselves.
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But that still leaves a cadre of senior directors, who run departments that develop policy on Asia, Western Europe, Russia, nonproliferation and other areas.
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So he's hoping his cadre of loyal supporters in Iowa might help him get back on track — and he asked them to call Gov.
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Ms. Rice's cadre of sexy vampires evolved from pop-Gothic fantasy creations into figures so complicated they required their own glossaries in later novels.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen, a former Khmer Rouge cadre and Asia's longest-serving leader, did practically everything to stack the odds in his favor.
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The ALF tries to outsmart Mirando's cadre of suits — especially Lucy and her chief henchman (Giancarlo Esposito) — and everything gets wildly out of hand.
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Ms. Urbaniak and a cadre of male volunteers facilitated, playing the parts of nosy date or film executive who has lost his bathrobe strap.
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Kenyatta said the new facility would be the landing place for "violent and extremist" criminals, adding to the country's cadre of maximum security jails.
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The Brexit Party has a cadre of battle-hardened young Brexiteers who understand the digital world and who sharpened their campaigning skills in the referendum.
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"It's the currency of the Games," says Dan Baker, the senior pin-head among a cadre of obsessive collectors displaying their wares at Olympic Park.
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Two players down, they're imagining themselves like the Brains tribe in Cagayan – a small cadre, quietly fading into the background while the other tribes implode.
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That future is on the minds of a cadre of Silicon Valley startup founders and at least one nonprofit in the world of cultured meat.
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While a galactic war between two alien races reaches Earth, Danvers finds herself and a small cadre of allies at the center of the maelstrom.
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The company noted they have a full-time physician, a full-time physician's assistant, as well as a cadre of nursing services, dentist, psychologist, psychiatrist.
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The Michael Dior Mixtape is comprised of six new tracks and features collaborations from a cadre of Spanish musicians, including Young Nivea and DJ Quasimatto.
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This leads to more crowding into a smaller cadre of names — which only works sometimes (momentum!) but is destructive for returns most of the time.
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Many of the statues went to the same old cadre of white, male, establishment filmmakers, passing over talent like Billy Porter and POSE, for example.
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Bloomberg notes that Cadre's latest move was an effort for the startup to refocus "the newfound curiosity about Cadre on a different name: Andreessen Horowitz."
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Communist Party cadre training schools now devote as much of their curriculum to the study of Confucius as they do to the study of Marx.
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The 10th edition of the annual fair celebrated record sales of works from a cadre of predominantly young artists, almost half of whom were women.
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Exxon has been building a global cadre of experienced traders and beefing up risk management systems to lift profit, in a break from its past.
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At Apple, Bowman joins a growing cadre of virtual and augmented reality experts, following the acqui-hiring of the teams at Faceshift, Metaio, and Emotient.
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The advantages of a high-resolution display such as Apple's Retina or any of the growing cadre of 4K Windows laptops are easy to see.
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The administration could split into two: A small cadre of loyalists in the White House feuding with the very government they are supposed to oversee.
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Why this is significant: Lankford and Klobuchar led a bipartisan cadre of senators introducing the original version of the Secure Elections Act back in December.
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Cadre operates as an online platform, connecting wealthy investors like Soros, for example, to emerging real estate properties in which they can buy partial ownership.
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But ethics experts think the real estate investing platform may allow foreign investors to hide their identities to the public, though not to Cadre insiders.
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By then, many officials were in May Seventh Cadre Schools, compounds in remote areas where they were made to self-criticize while conducting hard labor.
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Aphrodisias was home to a thriving cadre of high-end artists until the seventh century A.D., when an earthquake caused it to fall into ruin.
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With tensions peaking, and Musk in town, SpaceX decided to put their CEO and a cadre of residents into a room to work things out.
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Special Tactics is the Air Force and Air National Guard's special operations cadre, leading personnel recovery, global access, precision-strike missions and battlefield medical care.
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His grandfather was one of a cadre of top surgeons who had performed lobotomies and other "psycho-surgeries" on thousands of people with mental problems.
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"Heave," called a group of senior cadets, or cadre, from the Coast Guard Academy, who were holding the ropes leading up to the towering masts.
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It has a few dozen possible endings, features a cadre of robot protagonists, and is a rare open-world game developed by Japanese game makers.
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Elizabeth Warren has waged war on private equity, and the small cadre of industry lobbyists and advocates on Capitol Hill may be the big winners.
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They noted that Trump has already added a cadre of establishment-friendly moderate Republicans with extensive academic or government experience in monetary or regulatory policy.
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Or a woman in Haiti studying to be a midwife after a devastating earthquake destroyed your country's hospitals and its cadre of skilled birth attendants.
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As recently as a decade ago, few would have imagined that the computer games would spawn a cadre of professional players, competing for prize money.
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Some of those investments include WeWork China, Cadre, Dropbox, Uber, and Ring, which recently sold to Amazon for more than $1 billion, according to reports.
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And you'll have more time to take in other important aspects of Disrupt — like watching an outstanding cadre of startups compete in the Startup Battlefield.
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Government investigators now occupy the cleric's main temple in Beijing, have purged his cadre of loyal monks and are scouring his books for financial wrongdoing.
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Perhaps more surprising is that, as a burgeoning cadre of enthusiasts who happen to live in landlocked areas are proving, you don't even need sea.
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U.N.C. offers a cadre of services that largely depend on where students are in their recovery — six months substance-free or 60 months substance-free.
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Even though we spend nearly all of our time with them, our cadre of heroes receive hardly any significant characterization, much less significant character development.
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Over the course of the chaotic campaign, Mr. McEntee became close with Mr. Trump and joined the small cadre of loyal, trusted aides around him.
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Mr. Steinhardt, 78, a retired hedge fund founder, is among an elite cadre of donors who bankroll some of the country's most prestigious Jewish nonprofits.
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Even among that affluent population, the additional breaks that would benefit Mr. Trump and a small cadre of real estate developers like him stand out.
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" Mr. Trump has provided evangelicals with unprecedented access to the Oval Office, meeting regularly with a cadre of conservative Christians for issue-specific "listening sessions.
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For a decade she serves as a cadre doctor in the mountains of Isabela in the northeast, until she's captured by the military and tortured.
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Someone — people close to the situation are still unsure whether it was initiated by Mr. Bannon or his cadre of administration allies — mustered a counteroffensive.
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Since 2014, a cadre of serving and retired spacepower advocates there have been developing a distinct school of spacepower and an associated theory of victory.
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Yes, he seems to have surrounded himself with a cadre of amoral clowns, but Trump has also created the conditions for others to abase themselves.
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For Mr. Bonello's cadre of good-looking militants, deeds are more like marketing slogans, expressions of a free-floating aesthetic of tedium and mild stimulation.
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Mr. Epstein retained a cadre of high-price, high-profile lawyers who went after prosecutors with everything they had — at least according to Mr. Acosta.
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Mr. Epstein retained a cadre of high-price, high-profile lawyers who went after prosecutors with everything they had — at least according to Mr. Acosta.
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The firm is run by a small cadre of staff members in Midtown Manhattan, deploying money from outside investors, including university endowments and wealthy individuals.
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That same month, The Guardian published an investigation that found a company Kushner part-owns, called Cadre, had received $90 million from unknown foreign investors.
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The members are public servants, civil servants, the employees of the General Services Administration (GSA), the civil service, and a whole cadre of first responders.
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Tillerson also began to be viewed within the State Department as a distant figure, insulated from career officials by a small cadre of trusted advisers.
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Giuliani gave multiple interviews in the election's closing weeks where he suggested that members of the cadre were leaking details about Clinton's investigation to him.
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"That court is full is full of cadre judges so I am not very optimistic," legislator John Baptist Nambeshe, referring to the country's constitutional court.
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While you're in the Alley, be sure to meet our Disrupt Berlin 2019 TC Top Picks — a cadre of innovative startups handpicked by TechCrunch editors.
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A cadre of psychologists has argued for years that the use of Facebook and other social media is linked to mental distress, especially in adolescents.
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The danger for Democrats is that intensifying public hostility to President Trump may hand them the White House in 2020 before they have fully cultivated a leadership cadre equipped to address the conflicts that have torn the party apart in the past — a cadre that must also be strong enough to do battle with the increasingly powerful moneyed class and its voracious lobbying elite.
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TechCrunch editors curate this cadre of outstanding startups and those selected will win a free Startup Alley Exhibitor Package, a videotaped interview and more at Disrupt.
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You can't put two girls onto a regular kiteboard, which was the expensive extreme sport this wealthy cadre of code jockeys adopted a couple years ago.
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If there is indeed a large cadre of Americans who want work but can't get it, it makes sense to have strong fiscal and monetary stimulus.
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The darkest and most violent actors of season five's first two episodes are a cadre of seven female assassins, bred as killers and disciples of Aku.
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It also isn't made by Instagram, but rather by one of a cadre of designers whose offbeat tastes are changing the reigning aesthetic of face filters.
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A bipartisan cadre of senators sent a letter to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday calling out the department's poor adoption of multi-factor authentication.
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There are rumors afloat, of a secret cadre of folks who are, one might say, mind-washed, or sort of like zombies who just show up?
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Through the course of midterms, a cadre of Democrats running in conservative-leaning districts campaigned explicitly on not supporting Pelosi's bid for speaker of the house.
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Appointing a cadre of people who don't have a clue could shift some of the blame for the inevitable disasters away from the unspecialist-in-chief.
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However, this year's event included a cadre of possessed masterworks who miraculously stumbled into the streets of the Greater Tokyo Area wearing fishnet stockings and heels.
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Teen Vogue reports that HBO is celebrating Game of Thrones' seventh season by enlisting a cadre of streetwear designers to riff on the show's iconic imagery.
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Billionaire investor Carl Icahn, vulture capitalist Wilbur Ross and former GE CEO Jack Welch lead a small cadre of Wall Street support for the Republican nominee.
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And what will the DoE do to stop him from setting the record straight on what is clearly a government-funded cadre of superscientists gone rogue?
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Cadre, the three-year-old real-estate investing startup co-founded by Jared Kushner, has raised $65 million in funding from venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz.
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Beatty looked flustered and soon a small cadre of people, the La La Land team and Oscar telecast producers were clustered behind him, frantically doing something.
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Imagine a cadre of dedicated, informed and, yes, idealistic young people voting this year and in years to come for dedicated, informed and, yes, idealistic politicians.
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It is the architecture for a new cadre of social media tools — currently under development — that shun the silo-based approach of contemporary social media entities.
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This cadre of top-notch startups each receives a free Startup Alley Exhibitor Package which, among other things, includes a prime location on our exhibition floor.
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The name might have been unfamiliar to most Americans, but, to an inner cadre of Web-fluent neo-fascists, Enoch is an influential and divisive figure.
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A growing cadre of on-ramps to good jobs already exist but rarely penetrate a national discourse focused on the growing disconnect between education and employment.
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In the first issue, Mr. Coates created a plotline about the Dora Milaje, an elite, all-female cadre of personal bodyguards who first appeared in 1998.
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The group was part of a cadre of M.L.B. staff members assigned at the start of the season to produce a video chronicling the team's campaign.
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You are part of the cadre of "haters" and "losers" who are forever trying to deny Trump the praise and fame he believes is his right.
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There was certainly nothing in the vague final statement that might result in potential blowback from his cadre of loyalists watching his every move from Pyongyang.
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This front-line cadre must then lead the development of new systems based on deep knowledge and experience, and strategy and doctrine based on technical accuracy.
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"Mr Bukhari was a voice of moderation and a courageous, big-hearted editor who mentored a large cadre of young journalists from Kashmir," the statement said.
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He surrounds himself with a very small cadre of total "yes" men and women and refuses to take advice from anyone not in that tiny group.
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An elite cadre of men in the United States—quite literally meeting behind locked doors—has to stand in for all of a tragically flawed humankind.
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Those interested in buying for investment or love (ideally love) turn to financing as they compete to buy works against a super-wealthy cadre of collectors.
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Mr. Milner is also an investor in Cadre, a real estate technology company founded by Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law and White House adviser.
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"There is a lot of notoriety around Mr. Manson, and there still remains a cadre of peoples who hold him in high esteem," Mr. Kiken said.
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Tavon Austin finally somewhat justified his high draft slot last year, but a cadre of other young receivers has produced little of value for the Rams.
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Padrino, flanked by a cadre of top-ranked military officials, said opposition leaders would have to pass over "our dead bodies" to impose a new government.
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Encamped on a remote mountaintop in an unnamed country, a cadre of teenage soldiers are keeping watch over an American hostage, referred to as the "doctor".
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Jaime King stars as a mother who searches relentlessly for her missing daughter, joining a cadre of American refugees as they fight through the monster hordes.
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For the past 21944 years, a cadre of field researchers in France has been digging up, documenting and cataloging the physical remains of the Normandy invasion.
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Hurricanes, blights and encroaching development have cut into the harvest in Florida and Georgia, but a small cadre of beekeepers still fiercely pursues this lucrative prize.
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According to multiple polls released on Sunday, Biden is nipping at the Vermont Independent's heels in a cadre of key states on the Super Tuesday map.
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When the Democratic bosses finally realized they could no longer remain an all-white cadre, they cut a deal to get Baker into an elective office.
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At the same time, he still has his Senate campaign staff on the payroll, affording him a cadre of operatives who could spring back into action.
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But in Hong Kong, a large and lively cadre of foreign journalists has enjoyed freedom of expression, and human rights groups could not recall any expulsions.
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From the point of view of a dutiful C.C.P. cadre, "monkey business" could be defined as any measure that would disrupt the party's standard operating procedures.
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At a news conference two days after the episode, a cadre of high-ranking police brass appeared subdued as they reported another month of crime declines.
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It is a small cadre of bureaucrats to whom member states have voluntarily granted limited powers over some spheres — a concept that American federalists understand well.
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She has a cadre of devoted fans — and a celebrity megaphone through which to reach them, one that's been allowed to grow despite the public criticism.
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Less well known, but in their own, quieter way as effective, are the growing cadre of artists who are developing pieces that engage directly with communities.
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This influx of newly involved women meshes and sometimes clashes with years of political action by a growing cadre of Hispanics enraged by anti-immigrant policies.
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There was a pleasing hubbub of conversation, a cadre of neatly aproned cooks and servers, and a smart but soothing palette of black, gray and white.
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SES refers to the Senior Executive Service, a cadre of key officials who serve as a liaison between political appointees and the rest of the workforce.
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Again, however, Al Qaeda had the benefit of a surviving cadre of senior leaders capable of providing continuity and centralized direction; the Islamic State does not.
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The party was central to electing a new left-wing cadre to the city council in 2001 with candidates that included current mayor Bill de Blasio.
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Monaco seemed the most potent of European soccer's cadre of arriviste clubs, doubling down on the pattern set by Chelsea, Manchester City and Paris St.-Germain.
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The day before Disrupt Berlin 2019 opens, TechCrunch editors will review the exhibiting startups and select one standout to join the cadre of Startup Battlefield competitors.
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The result is a brand consumers love, a company culture people fear, and a cadre of former employees who feel burned out and coerced into silence.
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When candidate Trump vowed to drain the swamp, he most likely didn't do so with the thought of targeting his own cadre of aides and advisers.
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In recent years, Pakistani authorities retaliated by killing some leaders of the extremist groups, which has only given rise to a more militant cadre of jihadists.
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Details were confirmed by three women involved, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the cadre has been trying to keep its existence a secret.
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And it intends to privilege "Western civilization" by providing its budding "cadre of leaders" with scholarships and learning conditions that outstrip those available to their peers.
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But with a newfound monopoly over the state legislature and governor's mansion, Democrats have wasted little time introducing a cadre of bills aimed at protecting tenants.
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Unfortunately, that cadre of loyal Jelena stans is taking to Gomez's personal assistant's social media feeds after she liked a singular post proclaiming that Jelena is dunzo.
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Other Twitter users said that the names sounded like a group of angry moms or a cadre of hipster surrounding the only available outlet at a Starbucks.
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Some legal scholars have argued, however, that a cadre of plaintiffs' lawyers have come to dominate these proceedings and, at times, put their own financial interests first.
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Yet entrepreneurs benefit greatly from relying on a cadre of experienced advisors, operators and investors to ask the tough questions and challenge the CEO and management team.
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The French "Garden Party" follows a cadre of amphibians as they pick over the detritus of a luxurious party at an opulent estate mysteriously devoid of residents.
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Companies like ISARA are among a small cadre of cryptographers and programmers building quantum-safe security solutions to help high-risk industries and organizations begin protecting themselves.
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Bret Royle, Conde's attorney, provided the cadre of videos and photos of the scene and his client's injuries, as well as the police report, to BuzzFeed News.
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The allure of MDMA's feel-good effects has captured the imagination of adventurers ever since a trailblazing cadre of psychotherapists started using it in the late 1970s.
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Mr. Trump's challenge will be to maintain his edge after the field of rivals narrows, allowing the large cadre of anti-Trump Republicans to coalesce their support.
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Prior to founding Cadre, Williams worked at The Blackstone Group and Goldman Sachs, where he was involved in billions of dollars in transactions across multiple asset types.
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There's definitely a difference from when the four of us were selected — Bob Behnken, Doug Hurley, Eric Boe, and myself — for the cadre in summer of 2015.
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A new set of dedicated courts, backed by a cadre of insolvency professionals, is on hand to help banks seize assets and sell them to fresh owners.
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The newspaper also claimed that the college student spent the past summer as an intern at Cadre, a real estate startup founded by Ivanka's husband, Jared Kushner.
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Does your company have what it takes to be part of an elite cadre of early-stage startups and exhibit for free at Disrupt San Francisco 193?
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On October 15, one of the Breitmans' growing cadre of lawyers sent a 46-page letter, including exhibits, to Pons and the third board member, excluding Gevers.
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He finished his career as a member of the Senior Intelligence Service, the small cadre of officers who are the senior leaders of the CIA's Clandestine Service.
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GORKA: So I just want to know what Austan and his cadre, say to the fact that we have the lowest minority unemployment since record-keeping began?
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Jeff Garzik, one of Bitcoin's original cadre of code developers, agreed that the evidence provided by Wright doesn't do anything to prove that he is Satoshi Nakamoto.
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App Stores were just crazy, wild dreams and the idea of open access to the web (instead of WAP) was limited to a tiny cadre of nerds.
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Machiavellian as Trump and his cadre can be, they may conclude that state court is their next move (if they can garner reason to go that route).
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The music, shifting from a solo singer to a chorus, soars as the player is joined by a cadre of other ships, shifting the tide of battle.
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Bernie Sanders will introduce his long-awaited single-payer health care bill with a cadre of the Democratic 250 prospects expected to sign on as co-sponsors.
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And this is particularly true for the Foreign Service, a cadre of about 13,000 professional diplomats within the department who are stationed in embassies and consulates abroad.
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And a long-standing battle with a cadre of irked Londoners forced the series out of Battersea Park, which had hosted the season one and two finales.
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The dyed jet-black hair the leaders had while in office — the customary sign of vigor for the cadre — has often turned gray and straggly in prison.
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That may mean that the next president is a transitional figure for a nation that suddenly finds itself and its leadership cadre a bit directionless and fractured.
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Kushner attended the June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower between top Trump campaign officials and a cadre of Russian figures, including some with links to the Kremlin.
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The real estate company Kushner owns a stake in, Cadre, is planning to build projects in Miami and New York that could qualify for the tax breaks.
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Driving a hydrogen-powered car has proved a pleasant surprise to Mr. Manning and others in California's small but growing cadre of owners of fuel-cell cars.
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Second, can al Qaeda identify and develop a cadre of young leaders to push forward and develop strategic plans consistent with its focus on the far enemy?
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But there's a fresh cadre of stylish restaurants where the political action is part of the main course, and they're not necessarily near the seats of government.
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That created a large cadre of donors and activists committed to a hawkish foreign policy, many of whom have continued influencing the foreign policy debate for decades.
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"He also called for a new cadre of manufacturers to take the place of the current one," Bajuda said during a visit to the factory on Saturday.
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The venture firm benefits by building a cadre of co-investors or alternative backers for deals it vets, and through added visibility into the next top fundraises.
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As the meeting with House Republicans was going on during a sweltering summer morning, a small cadre of protesters chanted "Dump Donald Trump!" from across the street.
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The fact that The Times did respond, to some degree, to the organization's change of focus was largely because of a growing cadre of African-American reporters.
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He also had an openness and generosity of spirit — he was known to engage in conversation with a cadre of artists, students, and researchers that came knocking.
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As the family travels from Manhattan to Long Island, we see a cadre of laborers dusting off wall sconces, polishing the parquet floors to a glassy sheen.
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Introduced in 2016 by a Los Angeles company backed by Silicon Valley money, she belongs to a growing cadre of social media marketers known as virtual influencers.
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But she's a computer-generated character, one of a growing cadre of virtual influencers being used by the likes of Balmain, Calvin Klein and Kentucky Fried Chicken.
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That enhanced influence made ProMED a publication that a small international cadre of doctors and disease watchers are eager both to read and to support with information.
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His small cadre of aides have fired some diplomats and gotten others to resign by refusing them the assignments they wanted or taking away their duties altogether.
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TIM MILLER: I mean, I know that on the donor side there's no interest in support--and Trump has his little cadre of donors-- GLENN THRUSH: Right.
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However, there is also a cadre of premium airline credit cards that enable their members to rack up elite-qualifying miles or activity based on annual spending.
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The best way to counteract that, the cadre of loyalists believe, is to make the stakes high enough to draw hordes of conservative voters to the polls.
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Bonds, hands tucked into a black jacket, spent much of the night on the dugout steps, instructing the Marlins' cadre of young batters waiting in the hole.
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Even more heartbreaking is how each of these women is fighting her own lonely battle when a cadre of potential allies are just a Spanx-width away.
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Groups like 22x20, iCivics, and Facing History and Ourselves are providing an education oriented around civic literacy and engagement, which could build a new cadre of voters.
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"You have a young force full of energy but led by a cadre that is old and not experienced in this kind of battle," Mr. Registani said.
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To do so, it has distributed new instructions to its cadre of 10,000+ human reviewers, whose feedback helps train the Google algorithm that actually delivers search rankings.
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If any group appears to have suffered from the fatigue brought on by the all-day political coverage, it is the cadre of Democrats running for president.
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And speaking of Startup Battlefield, don't miss this epic throwdown as a cadre of the very best startups takes the Main Stage to launch to the world.
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"There's a growing cadre of companies that look at people with disabilities as an untapped talent pool," says Carol Glazer, CEO of the National Organization on Disability.
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Another, published the day before his killing, is set in a garden where "good and gentle animals are constantly killed" by a small cadre of thieving predators.
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The federal government continues to funnel hundreds of billions into dubious projects that do little for taxpayers while enriching a cadre of connected bureaucrats and special interests.
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One legislative chamber is controlled by a small cadre of the majority's leadership, who are in turn at the mercy of a rump faction of arch ideologues.
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Moreover, any argument that says postmodernism "killed truth" implies that a small cadre of (mostly French) theorists writing obscure books and journal articles somehow transformed the world.
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That has been a matter of fierce debate among the GOP establishment, with a cadre of conservative intellectuals arguing in National Review that Trump must be stopped.
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Among those angered by the response was a cadre of Google employees, who swiftly formed a social media protest to express their frustration with (Google-owned) YouTube.
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From Game of Thrones porn remakes to sexy Pokémon fanfic, a quick trip to PornHub shows that just about every roleplaying scenario has its own cadre of fans.
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Perhaps spirits were buoyed by the free Bud Light, which was being handed out by a cadre of polite women carrying tin pails full of ice and cans.
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Cadre, headquartered in New York, is currently a platform helping accredited investors delve into commercial real estate deals in what it claims is a far more transparent way.
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To date, Cadre has funneled more than $1 billion in investors' money into just under 20 commercial buildings, most of them in New York and four in California.
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As a result, a growing cadre of employers is offering training to their workers to help them improve their listening and communication skills through new online learning platforms.
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The most high-profile exit was a cadre of self-driving car engineers who formed the startup Otto earlier this year, then sold it to Uber this month.
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Photo: GettyA cadre of public interest groups and at least 22 attorneys general have filed petitions this week challenging the FCC order that seeks to gut net neutrality.
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There was no point installing a new cadre of leaders, many people confided, since they would simply start the process of stealing from the state all over again.
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In the back, there's a whole cadre of guys dressed as the archetypes in Twain's twangy tune: a rocket scientist, a hunky leading man, and an Elvis impersonator.
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A cadre of notable Beltway neoconservatives and foreign policy hawks have announced they will vote for Clinton over Trump, presumably on the strength of her interventionist street cred.
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Honorable Turkish nation, claim democracy and peace: I am calling you to the streets against this action of a narrow cadre that has fallen against the Turkish nation.
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When the Cultural Revolution began in 1966, my mother was an elementary school principal, my father was a midranked party cadre, and I was finishing the fourth grade.
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A small cadre of doctors is learning this new type of medicine and applying it to dementia as well as to mood disorders, fatigue and complex autoimmune diseases.
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The President, who relied on this cadre of fixers and enablers in the past, has a new one in his lawyer Rudy Giuliani, who is leading the counterattack.
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If you're selected to compete, you'll join a cadre of outstanding early-stage hardware startup to vie for a $25,000 prize along with global media and investor exposure.
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But proving recklessness is a high hurdle - it remains unclear who at Volkswagen knew what and when, while the company itself has blamed a small cadre of employees.
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I asked about Cadre, the real estate investment platform backed by the Kushners, and whether Compass would want to move into similar areas, either by acquisition or organically.
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There, among more than 20,000 mostly white women, a cadre of Black, Latina, Asian American and Native women redefined the women's agenda to include race, class and solidarity.
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But any move against the oligarchs would not simply be a case of seizing the Belgravia townhouses or freezing the bank accounts of a cadre of unfamiliar names.
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Mr. DeWine, still facing a challenger on the right, has begun swiping at Mr. Cordray, lumping him with a cadre of Democrats that he says mismanaged the state.
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On the other, Little Big Lies has enlisted a cadre of ferociously talented actors — including Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspoon, and Laura Dern — to bring that trope to life.
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Our Place Of Worship Is Silence is the latest effort from a small cadre of extreme metal creatives who've been wreaking havoc across California since the early 2000s.
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The one truly enthusiastic cadre appeared to be billionaire investors who, seemingly for the first time, were seeing economic potential in a long-ignored part of the world.
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After several days of massive anti-Morsi protests, a cadre of military officers led by Sisi removed Morsi from power, suspended the constitution, and installed an interim government.
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Mr. Hun Sen, a onetime Khmer Rouge cadre who has ruled Cambodia for more than three decades, had opposed the formation of the tribunal in the first place.
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To train a new cadre of school cooks, Mr. Giusti wants to recruit chefs straight out of culinary school, not just from the restaurant and food-service businesses.
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Hun Sen, a former Khmer Rouge cadre and Asia's longest-serving leader, stacked the odds in his favor to be elected prime minister of Cambodia on July 29.
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Perhaps Google and its cadre of money-losing subsidiaries will manage to skate back over $1 trillion today, leaving only little Facebook out of the Cool Kid Clubhouse.
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MIAMI — The San Francisco 230ers relied on the N.F.L.'s best tight end, its highest-paid fullback and a cadre of productive receivers to reach the Super Bowl.
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The new developments show that there seems to be a core cadre of administration officials who are serving primarily to contain the damage created by President Donald Trump.
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Wealth Matters On Sunday night, a cadre of exquisitely dressed actors will wave and smile their way along the Dolby Theater's red carpet for the 89th Academy Awards.
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Differences are largely not generational or ideological, but exist among a cadre of midlevel and state staff who feel key decisions are kept to a small inner circle.
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That trade off is top of mind for engineers, who have their pick when it comes to jobs, according to Jason Stomel, founder of tech recruiting firm Cadre.
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But this change is the latest response to student uneasiness over an idealized Western "canon" — a product of an overwhelmingly white, straight, European and male cadre of artists.
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But the president instead blames the existence of these investigations on a shadowy cadre of career civil servants who purportedly sought to bring him down at any cost.
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But there is a growing cadre of N.B.A. observers that believes Dolan is planning a legitimate campaign to try to lure Masai Ujiri away from the Toronto Raptors.
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Sadly, the task of speaking for what some call "real warfighters" has too often fallen to a cadre of conservative groups, right-wing politicians and cable TV hosts.
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An attorney for Kushner told the newspaper that he disclosed his ties to BFPS Ventures LLC, which includes Cadre, though his forms did not specifically mention the startup.
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It's the opposite of Yves Saint Laurent's distinguished cadre of haute couture clients, whose intelligence and culture were, supposedly, reflected in the choice of garments on their backs.
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But as a cadre of harmed Citigroup investors is learning, it is one thing to persuade a wrongdoer to pay reparations and quite another to disburse the money.
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" Prosecutors claim that "in addition to his cadre of armed guards, Guzman himself was known for carrying a gold plated AK-47 and a gold and diamond-encrusted .
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The C.F.D.A. also gathered a cadre of high-profile "ambassadors," borrowing heavily from the world of sports, who will attend shows and, in turn, bring attention to the proceedings.
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Cadre could also be tempted to follow in the footsteps of Uber (UBER), Lyft (LYFT) and Pinterest (PINS), which have raised billions of dollars this year by going public.
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There's a new cadre of lawmakers on Capitol Hill and a new president, Donald Trump, who has promised two things that could at times run counter to each other.
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The album is officially out on April 227.05, and in true DIY fashion, Moloch is a collaborative release—a cadre of four different labels are involved in its execution.
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Cadre was co-founded in 2014 by its chief executive, Ryan Williams, along with brothers Joshua and Jared Kushner, part of a well known New York real estate family.
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Goldman's partnership with Cadre highlights sustained interest by large banks in working with young financial technology companies that are seeking to make financial services more user friendly and accessible.
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China has "an administrative rewards system" in which hundreds of thousands of people a year receive honours and titles, such as "outstanding cadre", "spiritually advanced individual" and "civilised village".
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It needed to become a platform with a cadre of allies that could strengthen its role as an identity platform for teens, and insulate it against copycats like Facebook.
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Five-year-old Robinhood has established its reputation by offering commission-free stock trading, while three-year-old Cadre burst onto the scene with a real estate investing platform.
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One last thing: the rise of this data has also driven a quiet change in the way a tight-knit cadre of big-league coaches go about their business.
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The New Right began as a cadre of young men once aligned with Nazis and fascists who believed these questions were life-and-death for the future of Europe.
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Thrive is stage and industry agnostic with investments in Oscar, Cadre, a real estate software company co-founded by the Kushner brothers, Glossier, Warby Parker, Slack, Robinhood and Stripe.
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The company competes with massive security companies like RSA and IBM, but also a cadre of startups that use machine learning for fraud prevention, like Riskified, Signifyd and Forter.
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We're hunting for a cadre of exciting early-stage startups to attend and exhibit at Disrupt San Francisco 23 as part of our TC Top Pick program — for free.
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No, in America when you violate the PC code of conduct, a small cadre of people will dust off the outrage machine -- and millions of people will fuel it.
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As for the one hour when he gets out ... Chapo gets to run on a treadmill or ride a stationary bike in a cell with a cadre of guards.
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Last year, Jay Z and a cadre of music industry titans launched Tidal, a streaming service meant to take a stand against free streaming and give artists value again.
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Let's just say that the cast of Deadpool (or its cadre of editors) is pretty talented, because there was a lot breaking character that hit the cutting room floor.
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A cadre of House Republicans seeking to force a floor vote on immigration bills are vying for support, despite talks with leadership to join forces on a consensus bill.
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At most parties, I tend to gravitate to wherever the small cadre of herbal enthusiasts have gathered to smoke—be it a balcony, a backyard, or a fire escape.
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Widely known for his proximity to the top ranks of the BJP, the Gujarat-cadre bureaucrat moved to the finance ministry in 2014, months after Modi became prime minister.
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Within an hour, I was up at a spectacular rock formation called the Arch with a cadre of sweaty fitness fans, watching the sun turn the mountains blood red.
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A small cadre of House Republicans believe that they have sniffed out the identity of a confidential FBI informant who reportedly met with Trump campaign officials during the election.
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"He said it's clear to me that there is a cadre of senior people in New York who have a deep and visceral hatred of Secretary Clinton," Lynch said.
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The sequel follows 2014's "Guardians of the Galaxy," which smashed summer box office records and ushered in a new cadre of edgy heroes in the Marvel cinematic universe.
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"This cadre of world-class investors is a testament to their shared belief in our goal to reduce global cancer mortality through early detection," GRAIL executive Ken Drazan said.
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The move infuriated the CIA, which worked hard to stop the creation of what could have ultimately come to rival its larger and better-known cadre of covert operatives.
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Ritesh's combination of product and engineering skills, rapid progress and charismatic passion for live events after throwing 400 of his own has attracted an impressive cadre of angel investors.
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With climate change accelerating, we need an educated public and a cadre of informed clinicians and health workers who can prevent, reduce and respond to the resulting health effects.
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The cadre will be the ones to determine which specialty is assigned to each candidate based on their performance, preference, and — more importantly — the needs of the Air Force.
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Citizen complaints about officers have decreased and a new cadre of "neighborhood coordination officers" are becoming more familiar with their patrol areas as a way to foster better relations.
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Trudeau, 47, came to power in 2015 with a small cadre of longtime intimates serving as a brain trust, including Gerald Butts, his close friend and top political adviser.
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The latest snag: Kushner failed to disclose his stake in the real estate startup Cadre, which is partly owned by George Soros, Peter Thiel, Goldman Sachs, and other investors.
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They are not the recognizable names on a ballot but the cadre who, in true black woman fashion, see the work that needs to be done and do it.
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Kelela has had an explosion of success following her debut mixtape, Cut 4 Me, in 2013, in which she provided vocals to a cadre of contributions by different producers.
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And, much like the doctrine of airpower before it, it is now being incubated in the halls of U.S. military strategy by a dedicated cadre of thinkers and experts.
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Without regard to the facts of the legal rulings, a cadre of critics would like their audiences to believe that Catalonia has been denied its communal rights and freedoms.
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But inside the House chamber where Mr. Trump will speak, Democrats plan to assemble a cadre of human symbols, bringing as guests several people imperiled by the president's policies.
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In the ensuing years, the Castros ruled over Cuba with ironclad control, bolstered by a cadre of loyalists, nearly all of whom had fought alongside them in the revolution.
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Additionally, Kushner, an adviser to his father-in-law, President Donald Trump, had not divested his holdings in Cadre by last December, according to Kushner's latest financial disclosure report.
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They had spent four decades building a movement to reshape the federal judiciary in their own image, nurturing a cadre of originalist lawyers and jurists to serve in it.
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He was once in the official camp, but since leaving the transition for personal reasons, Mr. Miller has become one of Mr. Trump's ardent cadre of television talking heads.
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The anti-Sanders machine has taken longer to warm up, in part because a growing cadre of heterodox conservatives prefer him to and positively contrast him with other progressives.
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In the two years since joining the West Wing staff, Ivanka Trump has developed a cadre of signature issues, most of which have bipartisan support and are largely noncontroversial.
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Later, on the way to Pennsylvania, the president gave photographers a thumbs up outside Air Force One, and upon landing, he pumped both fists at his cadre of greeters.
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On Thursday, a cadre of Senate Democrats pressed the acting inspector general of the intelligence community to investigate the Trump administration's process for vetting senior officials for security clearances.
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Here is Beyoncé, at the height of her superstardom—on CBS, the whitest channel in network television—flanked by a cadre of other black women dressed in all black.
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Just think about the cadre of American columnists (we might assume they're smart people) who wrote smart, convincing, but wildly wrong columns about Donald Trump's chances in this election.
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The world may soon be hearing a lot more from him and a cadre of high-ranking ex-military brass now poised to help lead the world's fourth-largest democracy.
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So she summoned a cadre of artists to join her project — 45 contributors total, one for nearly all of the 46 tracks on the best-selling Hamilton original cast recording.
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Drogon suffered a hell of an attack from the wights during the battle, and retreated in order to literally shake off a cadre of wights and perhaps heal his wounds.
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Fascitelli, who'd written an early seed-size check to Cadre, took over Cadre's investment committee as its chair and senior adviser a year ago and he now approves all deals.
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But rather than sending a cadre of staffers to Pennsylvania, Trump would be better served by firing up his fundraising apparatus to better fund RNC and party efforts, he added.
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The move is part of Exxon's plans to push deeper into energy trading by building a global cadre of experienced traders and beefing up risk-management systems to lift profit.
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The president has delegated most day-to-day decision-making to a cadre of former CEOs, Wall Street bankers and ex-lobbyists: the "robber barons", as Mrs Warren called them.
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Rushing into the breach is a cadre of consultants — big-name firms and individual operatives alike — who claim to have the secret sauce to detecting brewing disinformation and countering it.
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A career federal prosecutor, Carlin served as national coordinator of DOJ's Computer Hacking and Intellectual Property program, a cadre of prosecutors specially trained to prosecute cybercrime and intellectual property cases.
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The former newspaper editor, who was jailed for stirring up unrest in 2008, marked a dramatic break from the cadre of rulers who have run Armenia since the late 1990s.
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Perhaps this Bloomberg exclusive is a way to test the waters and see how the public reacts, but it's likely just an attempt to thwart its growing cadre of naysayers.
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Cities, states jump on board New York City in 213 raised its smoking age to 21, making it the largest of a cadre of local jurisdictions to raise the standard.
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The message which came from "RT ERDOGAN" and was signed with his full name, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, also called on people to take to the streets against a "narrow cadre".
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Joined by a cadre of Cabinet secretaries and White House chief of staff John Kelly, the President and first lady were greeted at Ellington Field in Houston by Texas Gov.
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Luo Changping, a journalist, is known in China for his online exposure of the cheating and corruption of a top party official in 2013, which eventually got the cadre sacked.
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Ultimately, a small cadre of pro-expansion Republicans teamed up with Senate Democrats to bring budget amendments directly to the floor that included expansion and had enough support to pass.
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The distance runner, who inspired a boatload of memes and a cadre of dancers after the London Games, fell in Rio, tangling up with competitors during the 22015,2105-meter final.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen, a former Khmer Rouge cadre who has ruled for over three decades, has warned of possible civil war if his Cambodian People's Party doesn't win elections.
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"It is clear the Russian government was looking for the vulnerabilities in our election system and highlighted the key gaps," Burr said Tuesday alongside a bipartisan cadre of committee lawmakers.
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Further, in the fall of 2017, the Mueller cadre of partisan attack dogs shifted their focus from Russian interference to bogus claims that President Trump was interfering with the investigation.
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Cadre recently announced that it was soliciting investments in so-called "opportunity zones," though it's not clear whether it has yet begun investing or will claim the program's tax benefits.
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For more than four decades, when Republicans needed strategic advice drawing political boundaries, the party turned to a small cadre of expert cartographers, trained in the rare art of redistricting.
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"The fact of the matter is he had no cadre of experienced advisers, so it was axiomatic that he was going to draw on some familiar Washington names," Axelrod said.
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It has also gained support among a cadre of venture capitalists in New York and Silicon Valley, the people most familiar with the potential for technology to alter modern work.
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Mr. Snider hired a cadre of roughneck fighters after seeing his team of aging retreads and young castoffs humiliated by brawlers like the St. Louis Blues and the Montreal Canadiens.
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Now, with the help of his young team of engineers (including a cadre from China's top engineering school in Beijing), Yue has moved to the U.S. to launch Brain LLC.
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Check out more videos from VICE: The organization has 27 federal lobbyists working to influence federal legislation, plus a cadre of state lobbyists who wield incredible power over state policy.
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The appointment of political hacks ("cadre deployment") to state-owned firms has made them less efficient—and less able to supply South Africans with electricity, transport and unbiased television news.
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Morrison, Williams and Vindman were part of the small cadre of White House staffers who listened to Trump's July 25 phone call with the newly elected Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy.
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And in July 2015, he was one of several high-profile investors in Cadre, a New York-based real estate technology company founded by Mr. Kushner and his brother, Joshua.
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He reinvented the society by phasing out the old guard on its staff and hiring a cadre of economists, foresters and lawyers who brought authority to its lobbying and studies.
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Gérard Collomb, the 71-year-old interior minister whose balding head stood out among Mr. Macron's more youthful cadre, had announced that he wanted to depart the government weeks ago.
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At home, Mr. Trump's determination to arrogate power unto himself has seriously weakened the State Department and the cadre of professional diplomats that is central to successful international problem-solving.
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Through it all, the production is blessed with a huge, delighted, and delightful cadre of A-list actors (seriously, the list is eye-popping), all taking their roles very seriously.
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Through it all, the production is blessed with a huge, delighted and delightful cadre of A-list actors (seriously, the list is eye-popping), all taking their roles very seriously.
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The regulatory purge of many poor-quality for-profit schools during the Obama administration has left a more responsible cadre of higher-quality for-profits remaining in the online space.
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Mr. Morales is supported by a powerful cadre of former military officers, but the United States' support for the commission, which was unqualified last year, has waned in recent months.
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The president's son-in-law is divesting his holding in Cadre, a real estate investment venture that sought to profit from opportunity zones, a feature of the 22017 tax law.
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Any taxes owed could be avoided permanently if Mr. Kushner transfers the new investments he made with the proceeds of the Cadre sale to his heirs, without ever selling them.
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He met an elite cadre of African-American men who would later be disproportionately represented in America's postwar black professional class, among them my mother's brothers, Leon and David Dickson.
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Sunflower, age 7, and her father, an acclaimed artist known for his sculptures of sunflowers cast in bronze, are living at a so-called cadre school deep in the countryside.
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"As a leading party cadre, Xia had a weak concept of discipline and violated party regulations," it said in a statement on its website, employing the usual euphemism for graft.
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The ground game includes a growing cadre of diverse leaders who are being trained to go into their communities, engage with the base, and bring new people into the party.
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A top-level white-collar practitioner can charge upward of $2,000 an hour, and the case often involves a cadre of lawyers reviewing records, attending meetings and preparing a witness.
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Here's just a taste of what's to come: Don't miss Startup Battlefield — our epic pitch competition returns with an outstanding cadre of early-stage startup founders from around the world.
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This group includes the Starbucks chief executive Howard Schultz, who has sought to raise his profile and has a cadre of people around him with experience in politics and journalism.
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"He was part of the cadre of corporate raiders that brought our economy to its knees," Senator Robert Menendez, Democrat of New Jersey, said on the Senate floor on Monday.
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Five state treasurers, a bipartisan group of former SEC chairs and commissioners, and numerous institutional investors and foundations are part of the cadre weighing in and supporting such a rule.
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NEW YORK — After the juggling act of two Bond films, with their cadre of characters and armory of gadgets, Sam Mendes had something cleaner in mind for his next film.
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That is so even though Mr. Macron's cadre of technocrats are "incredibly far from an electorate that demands protection," Mr. Perrineau, the political scientist, said in the Le Un interview.
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It's a pretty marvelous segment, with a cadre of journalists on the other side of the world trying to make sense of what seems to be a uniquely American phenomenon.
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Aligning the policy with Pence's evangelical Christian principles, the administration stocked the Department of Health and Human Services and other federal agencies with a cadre of pro-life staff members.
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Ainsi, chaque nouveau témoignage fournit une facette supplémentaire au mythe de la créature et permet d'interpréter les observations dans un cadre plus large susceptible de satisfaire des croyances extrêmement différentes.
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Williams, the 31-year-old CEO and co-founder of fintech startup Cadre, has won the backing of high-profile investors like Mark Cuban, George Soros, Peter Thiel and Jared Kushner.
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This policy permits a small cadre of specifically trained USCIS officers to access publicly available social media as an aid in determining whether an individual is eligible for an immigration benefit.
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But soon, thanks to a small cadre of scientists who've dedicated their careers to unraveling the conifers' secrets, they'll be able to use genetics to make a more perfect Christmas tree.
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Prosecutors said Fishenko and Posobilov hired and trained a cadre of Russian-speaking sales people to lie to vendors about why Arc was seeking these technologies and to falsify export records.
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Cadre, which was co-founded by Joshua and Jared Kushner, also has been amassing a star cast of executives, including, most notably, Michael Fascitelli, formerly the CEO of Vornado Realty Trust.
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They had met as students at the Institute for Red Professors, which had been formed to create a cadre of university instructors to replace those who were being exiled or arrested.
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A cadre of progressive organizations and leaders have coalesced behind her campaign, including the Working Families Party, Democratic Socialists of America, Ocasio-Cortez, and former Delaware Senate candidate Kerri Evelyn Harris.
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We have not selected the cadre that will be that first crew that goes in 2022 around the Moon and then in 2024 to the Gateway and then onto the surface.
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But as the encyclopedia grew, and the number of collaborators grew with it, a cadre of die-hard editors emerged that have accounted for the bulk of Wikipedia's growth ever since.
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One of those tests involves using Google's cadre of human reviewers who train the company's algorithms by rating the quality of search results — Google also conducts live live A/B tests.
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The smugglers also deploy various schemes to evade the security measures; one described employing a cadre of people to monitor parts of the border so clients can sneak through between patrols.
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A new law removes the need for foreign investors to have an Angolan partner, a rule that had created a cadre of useless but well-connected "tenderpreneurs" during the boom years.
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The Army and Marine Corps adopted a "leaders first" policy in 2013, prioritising recruiting female officers ahead of female enlisted personnel, with the intention of building a cadre of female leaders.
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After its central board met on Tuesday, the RBI said it had decided to form a separate supervisory and regulatory cadre in the bank after reviewing the institution's current supervisory structure.
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After one fiery rant in which Dzodan described a cadre of such journalists as "vultures" and "media whores," Dzodan herself was criticized by white journalists who claimed she was being misogynistic.
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The Lisbon summit has put the city on the world technology map, with various visiting businesses settling here after being lured by modern infrastructure, the local tech cadre and warm climate.
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Kottick and her cadre are determined to make safety changes in traffic laws and patterns, increase enforcement and create support groups for others whose loved ones were killed in traffic crashes.
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With Mr. Trump as the presumptive Republican standard-bearer, the line separating the conservative mischief makers and the party's more-buttoned-up cadre of elected officials and aides has been obliterated.
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But now, even though he is only 249, Burling could be looking over his shoulder after this America's Cup cycle as an even younger cadre of sailors catch the foiling bug.
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But beyond that, I now count it among the small cadre of vehicles I've driven in my life that I have felt fit me absolutely perfectly and satisfied my every desire.
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The start-up builds tools that help companies employ machine learning, deep learning and AI in their own applications, even if they can't afford a cadre of data scientists and programmers.
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Under his predecessor (and former boss) Christophe Decarnin, Balmain kick-started an '80s revival of tight dresses and sharp shoulders, appealing to a cultish cadre of French stylists and industry insiders.
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Since the nineteen-nineties, he had been competing with a small cadre of scientists to develop a system that could circumvent the body and translate raw mental activity into robotic movements.
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On K Street — the term for Washington's cadre of lobbyists, political operatives and people working in public relations — deals are often done over dinner or drinks, on business travel or retreats.
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The legislation is expected to ultimately pass because it is supported by a cadre of moderate Democrats, while more progressive members argue it goes too far to deregulate larger financial institutions.
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Miami Dolphins: CB William Jackson III, Houston Miami's current non-Byron Maxwell corners are second-round bust Jamar Taylor, 2015 fifth-rounder Tony Lippett, and a cadre of undrafted free agents.
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Deborah is battling a cadre of mental health issues including paranoia, possible schizophrenia, and trauma from abuse, yet beneath this fervid disquiet, Winfrey imbues her with fragile earnestness and dogged determination.
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Créée après la Seconde Guerre mondiale dans le cadre du Conseil de l'Europe, cette cour a pour mission de s'assurer que les Etats appliquent la Convention européenne des droits de l'homme.
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At first the long discussions of ballistics and blood stains she conducts with her cadre of experts can be eye-glazing, but by the fifth episode the investigation kicks into gear.
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Though Hempton had made a small splash as the subject of a 210s PBS documentary, One Square Inch garnered a steady stream of news coverage and a small cadre of devotees.
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He's the skateboarding punk rock bassist who can now claim associations with an influential cadre of early digital activists, who have taken on Microsoft, Chinese censors, and the Church of Scientology.
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The leaks showed that Yuri Milner, a Russian billionaire investor with close financial ties to Russian state-owned companies, owns a stake in a company co-owned by Kushner called Cadre.
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Russia has its own large Muslim minority, roughly 10 percent of the population, and ex-Soviet countries contributed the largest cadre of foreign ISIS fighters, estimated at up to 8,500 people.
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Among the next cadre of patrons are the heiress Wallis Annenberg, president of the Annenberg Foundation; the married media executives Robert Iger and Willow Bay; and the financier Anthony N. Pritzker.
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A former newspaper editor who was jailed for fomenting unrest in 2008, Mr. Pashinyan represents a drastic break from the cadre of rulers who have run Armenia since the late 1990s.
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