" He insisted he would not call the shots. "Honestly.
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Now it's employees who are trying to call the shots.
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"They own everything, and they call the shots," he said.
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The company would no longer let its partners call the shots.
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Start with the notion that industrialists call the shots in Germany.
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And they're beginning to call the shots on those local stations.
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It should go up, but states should call the shots here.
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Cheniere said it has no problems letting customers call the shots.
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Conor McGregor isn't the man anymore and doesn't call the shots.
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Under Trump, big telecom and its sympathizers will call the shots.
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I stay off my phone and let him call the shots.
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This week, computers will increasingly call the shots in financial markets.
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I'm only interested in appealing to the men who call the shots.
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Crew chief Mike Bugarewicz will call the shots for Stewart in 2016.
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I learned that when you use others' money, they call the shots.
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They feel the wealthy have too much power and call the shots.
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Wielding a contraband smartphone, Shkreli still helps call the shots, the Journal said.
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When Luca says Tabitha can "call the shots," she seems to loosen up.
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Now that Republicans are in control, Democrats still want to call the shots.
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And the rank and file, not union leaders, came to call the shots.
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The military would call the shots, and the palace would sign off. Gen.
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" However, the Grassley spokesperson said congressional investigators "call the shots, not the witnesses.
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Directors are allowed to call the shots in their own research without outside intervention.
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When you have your own sense of freedom, you get to call the shots.
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Then, when you are my age, you can sit back and call the shots.
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Pelosi needs to negotiate with those who really call the shots: Coulter and Limbaugh.
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Yeah ... That's why we get to do these podcasts, because we call the shots.
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The answer is simple: Because it's easier to let someone else call the shots.
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Then he said the "states should really call the shots" on the minimum wage.
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But it is certain that Mr Moonves will not be around to call the shots.
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It's still the people with money who call the shots, not their well-educated employees.
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Tehran is unlikely to understand that Washington's "B team" does not call the shots alone.
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"CDP's plan is to ... call the shots on creating the single network," one source said.
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But if you don't turn out, those who do turn out will call the shots.
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I've played the regime in Seoul well, and I can continue to call the shots.
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If this happens, we lose control; we no longer call the shots on economic opportunity.
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WADA needs money, and to be independent of the sports officials who currently call the shots.
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Drivers have essentially no options to expand their revenue because Uber and Lyft call the shots.
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Giving founders so much power that their kids call the shots of these publicly traded companies?
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It is almost certainly the only place on the island where the incarcerated call the shots.
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As in other aspects of society, it is often men who call the shots in the bedroom.
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But that's wrong: asking who would call the shots afterwards, who would be strengthened, is extremely relevant.
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Generals in Myanmar continue to call the shots as they have unleashed a campaign of ethnic cleansing.
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It is therefore significant that algorithms untethered from human decision-making are starting to call the shots.
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More recent examples include Snap and software company Domo, where the founders get to call the shots.
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This marks the first time since Mexico's transition to democracy where a third party will call the shots.
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It would be as foolhardy as allowing him to enter my car — then he would call the shots.
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He dismissed the previously all-powerful head of security, Rustam Inoyatov; business-friendly technocrats now call the shots.
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The princes who call the shots in the Gulf want to make their countries' savings work much harder.
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Whoever ends up getting the job, she has been clear about who will call the shots: she will.
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Before the show's second season, series creator Lee Daniels let Ta'Rhonda call the shots in the glam room.
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When President Obama was advocating the deal, he said that "America should call the shots" instead of China.
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Wall Street knows that allowing politicians to call the shots at the Fed is a recipe for disaster.
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A judge's ruling is expected soon on who will call the shots as John's conservator while he remains incapacitated.
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"I Call the Shots," featuring JME, is a mellow and retiring slow jam designed to be played before bed.
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Janet's version is slightly different in that she doesn't need a Pharoah by her side to call the shots.
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Le pouvoir (the power), as the officers and oligarchs who really call the shots are known, stalled for time.
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I would've put this movie on hold for six months if it meant having Hardy call the shots. 8.
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We believe that oil companies shouldn't call the shots in Washington, that science matters, that climate change is real.
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Over the past year, Mr. von Hauske and Mr. Stone have stepped aside, letting Mr. Mangieri call the shots.
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So long as McConnell can keep his party together, yes, he will essentially call the shots for Trump's trial.
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All that for the pleasure of saying that Tehran can call the shots in Beirut, Damascus, Baghdad and Sana.
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As a founder, you call the shots — you are the boss — rather than part of the company hierarchy post-deal.
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Like their peers in Silicon Valley, who limit voting rights, China's tech tycoons dislike it when investors call the shots.
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Now, Congress is putting together an oversight board to call the shots until the island gets back on its feet.
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But that depends on whether climate deniers and the fossil-fuel industry continue to call the shots for congressional Republicans.
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Add to that a military that continues to call the shots as though war could break out at any moment.
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The other is "decentralization," or getting lots of people to work together without a central authority to call the shots.
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On the other hand, you're able to step inside and gather with the powerful individuals who actually call the shots.
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"El Topo wants to call the shots," one witness of the attack said, asking not to be named for security reasons.
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But whether the government is led by Mr Hariri or someone else, it is still Hizbullah that will call the shots.
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Mr Putin's willingness to use hard power, and the West's fear of confronting him, are allowing him to call the shots.
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When you're married to a professional chef like Guy Fieri, it can be tough to call the shots in the kitchen.
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It was not immediately clear which member of the group would call the shots if the bid succeeded, the source said.
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"The parliament is likely to see defections, and Rajapaksa will call the shots," Kusal Perera, a local political columnist, told Reuters.
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What unites the group is a view that China's trade practices are unacceptable and that Washington will now call the shots.
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Wolfe went on the help found Tinder, then launched her own dating app Bumble designed to let women call the shots.
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"Executives of big companies who call the shots as companies break the law should be held accountable," Chopra and Slaughter wrote.
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Apart from that, what a delight to see Shakespeare's ladies call the shots, not to mention doing shots with Shakespeare's ladies.
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" At a Senate hearing in March, anti-vaxxers wore t-shirts similarly declaring, "I call the shots: My body, my choice.
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Most decisions will require a majority vote of the group's governing council, meaning Facebook will not be able to call the shots.
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Not only was Sara Evans "Born to Fly," she was born to call the shots — specifically when it comes to her music.
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"Rufferee" Dan Schachner will once again call the shots on the field, along with his trusty co-ref Shirley the rescue sloth.
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One more thing: President Trump said Friday he would let his chief of staff John Kelly call the shots regarding Kushner's clearance.
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The arrangement can also be riddled with conflicts, especially since the companies that pay the tab have leverage to call the shots.
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Under this setup, the RNC will pay for and provide much of the infrastructure, and the Trump campaign will call the shots.
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On the shows, the producers, not the homeowners, call the shots, dictating the finishes and materials that will be featured on screen.
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There's not much in the way of set or lighting and no ringmaster to call the shots, the better to showcase this expertise.
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That you're able to watch her call the shots in her own life is much more seductive than sex, or love, or both.
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"We're finding out that Boeing was a very arrogant company that really was allowed to call the shots all the time," she said.
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She's letting her "bad bitch Super Bunny" within call the shots, and the appeal of her her black latex rabbit hole is undeniable.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) continues to "call the shots" for the panel while battling brain cancer in Arizona, the committee's No. 2 Republican says.
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President Obama's victory in 28500 over Romney was a clear demonstration that white voters don't call the shots in American politics any more.
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He gets to call the shots, and the only thing that matters at the end of the day is improving the bottom line.
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This environment, where those who call the shots get a pass on how they treat those around them, helped protect and elevate a predator.
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But in 2020, businesses should prepare for a greater hurdle in their hiring challenge: an actual tight labor market where workers call the shots.
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They are multifaceted characters of depth who are part of a series where women call the shots both in front and behind the camera.
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"Trump is very much going to be a guy who will be in charge and he is going to call the shots," Chen said.
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But Emily not being allowed to call the shots was a little stressful for Fischer — especially when it came to one highly contested quandary.
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Miller has made an effort to call the shots on the minutiae of immigration policy, including calling up midlevel officials and demanding status updates.
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Other people may call the shots for you on New Year's Eve, since Mars enters your partnerships sector just a few hours before midnight.
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Mitch McConnell would call the shots — and one of the president's reliable defenders would be in charge of drafting rules and procedures governing it.
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The governments call the shots, and it is therefore at their feet that Merritt lays most of the blame for the E.U.'s malaise.
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But more importantly, she feels as if she stumbled upon a model that allows her to call the shots, and best help her patients.
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But it is relatively rare to get to question the contemporary chieftains of the trade, men who call the shots even from behind bars.
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The racial backlash that has fueled the Trump campaign demonstrates that some Americans can't accept the fact that they don't call the shots anymore.
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Would it have consequences that in dozens of markets, a reconstituted Sinclair-Tribune would call the shots at more than one "big four" station?
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The leaders who call the shots at major philanthropies are some of the most powerful people in the world that you've never heard of.
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Short of winning the most votes, he does not have the clout to call the shots, and other parties refuse to work with him.
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I want to call the shots, I want it to be good, I want to be ready, I don't want to do anything that's forced.
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At least initially, Italy could call the shots for global markets in the week ahead, as the Trump rally begins to show signs of tiring.
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The free internet, a concept very close to the hearts of both designers, takes on a somewhat feudal air when only sysadmins call the shots.
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In addition to combatting the climate threat, Yang wants to ensure that countries like China don't get to call the shots decades down the line.
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Since the campaign, Fernández has been dogged by persistent questions about whether he or his vice president — former President Cristina Kirchner — will call the shots.
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If no agreement is reached, then John Roberts, the Supreme Court chief justice who will act as judge during the trial, will call the shots.
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And there are powerful forces – particularly Vladimir Putin's Russia, Iran and what remains of Bashar al-Assad's government – that also want to call the shots.
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Democrats have had the narrative mostly their way so far since institutionally they get to call the shots, leaving the administration no choice but to respond.
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Unsure why the humpback was acting this way and easily overpowered by the creature, Hauser decided to stay still and let the whale call the shots.
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Analysts have said Aixtron has a bleak future as a stand-alone company as it struggles in an overcrowded market where Chinese companies call the shots.
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China&aposs going to call the shots, but they&aposre going to get there with our assistance the same way America got there with British assistance.
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The people who call the shots exist in a self-absorbed little corner of the world that's far removed from people who don't think like them.
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Many Cubans, frustrated with the slow pace of economic improvement under Castro, hope Diaz-Canel is simply biding his time until he can call the shots.
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It's not clear if she believes her own words, or if she's just accepted the reality that the military continues to call the shots in Myanmar.
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One week later, he said that although he was just learning about the CBA and salary cap, he wanted to "call the shots" for the franchise.
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Right at Home We might not want to admit it, but our pets often call the shots at home — from decorating decisions to where we live.
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"Putin will call the shots going forward, and Erdogan will likely lobby Putin to enforce a full surrender of the SDF and its breakup," he said.
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Russia's foreign minister said the talks are a "step in the right direction," but Putin likes to call the shots everywhere, including on the Korean Peninsula.
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Schwartz is emphatic that the industry not be allowed to "call the shots on regulation, the market, and community planning"; public matters should be kept public.
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As long as a handful of elite capitalists get to call the shots in the economy and society, the playing field will be tilted in their favor.
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The issue is, Brad signed a temporary custody deal months ago in which he agreed -- along with Angelina -- they would both let the therapists call the shots.
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Hemophilia is unique, Fugh-Berman said, since patients play a bigger role in their treatment decisions than elsewhere in medicine where doctors more often call the shots.
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He's using them to appease the right-wing base and thinks he can call the shots, and the danger is that there's some risk of miscalculation that escalates.
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Mr Tata, in the legal filings, says it is untrue that the Trusts call the shots: he merely gave his advice when asked to, and infrequently at that.
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And yet several of them, notably Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.), Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) and War Machine (Don Cheadle), agree to let the UN call the shots.
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Pelosi, who controls the legislative agenda, will call the shots on proposals and floor debates that will only highlight the fundamental differences that now separate the two parties.
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But the idea that China's businesses and investors would become detached from the Communist Party, or that they might even begin to call the shots, has proved illusory.
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To feel free to walk at night on the street, to call the shots, to be heard, to be taken seriously, to be respected, to be paid fairly.
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Unlike in the U.S., where multiple Sequoia partners call the shots, one source said Shen is the "whole shebang" in China, with a big team working for him.
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Indeed, even the slightest suggestion that the US might be trying to call the shots on when to launch operations has caused major friction between the Americans and Iraqis.
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Compared to network television, streaming platforms like Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu are known for offering more opportunities for women to call the shots and play dynamic roles on screen.
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When the "Black Panther" sequels start filming, a black director MUST call the shots ... according to Will Packer, who cranks out some of the most successful African-American movies.
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But analysts have said Aixtron's future as a stand-alone company looked bleak because it is struggling to compete in an overcrowded market where Chinese companies call the shots.
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While he is currently in a long-term relationship with a woman, he is attracted to the idea of having an older man call the shots and pamper him.
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Newmont would keep its management rights and responsibilities after any potential deal, the company said in an emailed statement, letting it call the shots on spending and development plans.
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Again, it's delegates, not Congress members or "the establishment," who call the shots at the convention — and we don't know what their leanings or tolerance for risk will be.
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Both the United States and Russia appear to want a weaker European Union so that they can make bilateral deals and, as the more powerful partners, call the shots.
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Closed in by rivals in Iran's other centers of power — the supreme leader, influential clergy members and the judiciary — Mr. Rouhani can steer debate but not call the shots.
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To the extent that a Trump administration was pondered, however, the hope was that since Trump isn't really a policy guy, it meant congressional Republicans would call the shots.
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That doesn't mean that the victims get to call the shots, that they necessarily get to be the final decision-maker, but they do have the right to be consulted.
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For Kris Jenner to call the shots — and more importantly, make a profit — in shaping any Black artist's career would be a proverbial nail in the coffin on those claims.
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If you're a women and you want to call the shots at a company, the first 10 years of your career after graduation are even more important than you think.
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And while he values the discipline instilled by his new top aides -- he praised new campaign manager Kellyanne Conway -- Trump made it clear he would continue to call the shots.
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More than many other founders, Lawson and his team realized early on that it's the developers who often now call the shots as to what technology even big enterprises adopt.
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"I hear a lot of people say the reason I don't call the shots and that I'm not happy with my income is that I don't sell fights," Aldo said.
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In the caption accompanying her Instagram slideshow, Tia Mowry gave a straightforward explanation for why she lets her 6-year-old call the shots when it comes to his hair.
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How Mawlawi Haibatullah fares will depend on the space he can carve with the dozen influential members of the senior council, or shura, who "call the shots," Mr. Osman said.
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So even if investors accept language in new bonds that allows underwriting banks to call the shots, holders of bonds that mature after 2021 could still find themselves in limbo.
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When someone isn't contributing money to a household, it can easily become: 'This is my money so I get to call the shots,' and we had to learn to navigate that.
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Car companies and tech companies are joining forces, but even these lines aren't so clear cut — and what's still a mystery is who will be left standing to call the shots.
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This is a dream world for brands and retailers, desperate to strike up a relationship with you in an environment where you, the customer, think you get to call the shots.
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If he decides to go back to boxing then that is the time we are going to call the shots," Manny said ... "I have the belt, so it's up to him.
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Wives and moms tend to call the shots in most matters related to housework and child care, a reality evidenced by the ubiquity of "ask your mom" across space and time.
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America has been played for a fool by the generals who call the shots in Pakistan, either overtly or from behind a pliant civilian—such as the incumbent prime minister, Imran Khan.
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"To avoid a future where killer robots, not humans, call the shots, governments need to act now," says Mary Wareham of Human Rights Watch, coordinator of the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots.
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In the end, we get to call the shots on our own looks and put on pieces that make us feel strong and powerful and any other adjective we'd like to be.
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Here's what the latest directive will do: Trump and Zinke are essentially privatizing America's public lands ― ensuring energy extraction is the top priority and letting the fossil fuel industry call the shots.
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Iranian society may be a traditional patriarchy, but at least in the sophisticated precincts of Tehran, its capital city, wives often call the shots, and husbands tremble in fear of their rage.
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Figures from Vote Leave, the main campaigning group behind the Brexit vote, call the shots in Downing Street, causing long-serving Tory mps to shake their jowls at the state of affairs.
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The most talented professionals are increasingly used to being able to call the shots and shape their lives as they want to live them rather than as traditional 9-to-5 work requires.
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Interactions also tend to be better if you let the cat call the shots and initiate contact wth you, rather than you reaching out to pet a cat who's clearly afraid of you.
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They condemn the current state of museum funding — more often than not, it's a handful of male billionaire art dealers and donors who call the shots when it comes to contemporary museum acquisitions.
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Thanks to a group of emerging, mission-driven female designers, the industry's infamous exclusivity — from who can call the shots to who can wear its clothes — is becoming a thing of the past.
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"Naturally, the Negro wants to lay down the conditions and call the shots, something done for him by the white liberal in an earlier day," Professor Kilson told The Harvard Crimson in 21979.
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So, unions are very weak, and that's why I say Congress hasn't really passed any true pro-worker, pro-union legislation in many years because corporate lobbyists and corporate donors call the shots.
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But to many Americans, the Silk Road initiatives, and the AIIB in particular, smack of a powerful new order in the making in which China rather than the United States will call the shots.
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Han is able to break free from his captors and superiors, but Qi'ra goes the opposite way, aiming to go straight to the top of the criminal underworld, where she can call the shots.
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But on February 9th this august establishment came under fire from the two deputy prime ministers who call the shots in the populist government that is nominally led by Giuseppe Conte, the prime minister.
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AT THE pinnacle of the mining industry sit two Anglo-Australian companies, BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto, which are to iron ore what Saudi Arabia is to oil: the ones who call the shots.
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The envoy's role would be to work with all the stakeholders to secure full implementation of the Minsk agreements, and to engage directly with the Kremlin officials who call the shots in Eastern Ukraine.
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Chuck and Charlie are still involved in the sales aspect of the brand, but it's Mary Ellen who gets to call the shots, working in tandem with Marcus when necessary over email and text.
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Channels says he decided to file quickly though because the state of California will only let him call the shots on where Manson's corpse goes ... once the court designates him executor of the will.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, has refused to commit to calling witnesses, but the rules require only 51 senators to call a witness or request evidence, limiting his ability to call the shots.
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It's a country in which every nearly every economic sector trends toward monopoly and oligarchy, and in which regulators let companies call the shots — see the F.A.A. and Boeing or the F.T.C. and Google.
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Clippers coach Doc Rivers wants his freedom ... freedom from the restrictive (and expensive) suits he wears to coach the Clippers ... saying if he had his way he'd call the shots in a nice comfy uniform.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The conventional wisdom in the world of Silicon Valley start-ups has been that the founders call the shots and that the investors are cheerleaders — and sometimes enablers — of the entrepreneurs they backed.
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Trump said last week that he would encourage McConnell to change the rules if Democrats blocked his court pick, but McConnell is on record noting that Trump can't call the shots on how the Senate works.
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While not as groundbreaking as it was 30 years ago, She's Gotta Have It is part of a rising tide of media that gives Black women the opportunity to headline the story and call the shots.
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Smart people know that in order to be effective, you have to develop the courage to call the shots and to make the choices that you feel are right (not the choices that everyone will like).
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They have set up multilateral banks where they can call the shots: the New Development Bank, owned by the "BRICS" (Brazil, China, India, Russia and South Africa), and the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).
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It is not clear what might now change—especially since the Burmese army, anxious to call the shots in their country's regions, may deny Miss Suu Kyi a significant role in negotiations with the ethnic groups.
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He wasn't afraid to walk into a room full of talent and burgeoning egos and call the shots – even if that meant speeding up their early track "Please Please Me" to its existing chart-beating tempo.
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One of Ms. Shaw's mentors, Jill Soloway, the creator and showrunner of "Transparent," likes to use the term "female gaze" to describe the fresh perspective you get when women call the shots in TV and film.
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What we need is to demand proportionate wealth and power to call the shots, to accelerate progress and development that benefits everyone, especially for oppressed groups like black, Indigenous and people of colour, migrants and LGBTQ people.
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As the election race heats up, Macron has been cool to the idea of joining the ALDE alliance, aiming instead to create his own centrist coalition on the European stage in which he would call the shots.
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Michael A. Singer, author of The Untethered Soul, tells the extraordinary story of what happened when, after a deep spiritual awakening, he decided to let go of his personal preferences and simply let life call the shots.
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Whether or not she stays on RHOBH, LVP will remain a celebrated Bravo fixture — I mean, what are the SURvers without their British, pink-clad, dog-clutching boss to call the shots at her many West Hollywood eateries?
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In his speech, peppered with references to African nationalists such as Nelson Mandela and Burkina's revolutionary leader Thomas Sankara, Macron promised a break with a past in which France often seemed to call the shots to former colonies.
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"This option needs to be taken seriously now that Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has announced his intention to conduct not a real trial but a whitewash, letting the president and his legal team call the shots," he wrote.
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" Asked to clarify his position at a press conference on Wednesday morning in Doral, Florida, Trump said once again that the federal minimum wage should be raised to "at least $10" but that "states should really call the shots.
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Aixtron may face a bleak future as a stand-alone company, having said it would need to cut costs and jobs if the deal failed so it could compete in an overcrowded market where Chinese companies call the shots.
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Since exports to the European Union (13 percent of G.D.P. in 2014) matter much more to Britain than exports to Britain (3 percent of G.D.P. in 2014) do to the European Union, the European Union will call the shots.
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"Every two years there's one day in November where elites don't call the shots, don't craft the narrative or set the agenda," Mr. DeSantis told jubilant supporters festooned in confetti in an Orlando hotel ballroom late on Tuesday night.
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Both those developments seemed to indicate that Mr. Sharif, a populist leader who has served as prime minister three times, maintains a strong hold on his political party and will continue to call the shots from behind the scenes.
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Whether that is now more or less likely in the immediate term will depend on how power games in Tehran play out, and whether elements potentially even more hawkish than the slain general are able to call the shots.
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UniCredit has been a long-time shareholder in the venerable merchant bank, which for much of Italy's post-war history was at the centre of a web of cross-shareholdings allowing it to call the shots at much of Italy Inc.
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Many analysts say the Pentagon's support to the Syrian Arabs is basically cover for aid to the Syrian Kurds, who call the shots in the wider alliance, coordinate airstrikes with the United States, and are considered the most capable fighters.
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Ruth's malevolent father, Cade (Trevor Long), tries to call the shots from prison, but she enters into a friendlier partnership with Marty and the Byrde family, who entrust her with operating one of their businesses — a strip club called Lickety Splitz.
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OptumRx's ability to call the shots on drug coverage for more than 30 million people make it a formidable negotiator for clients like Ben Johnson, a pharmacy director for a health plan in Utah that covers about 20,000 railroad union workers.
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Mr. Lee rarely visited factories and did not call the shots day-to-day, according to one former top Samsung official who declined to be named out of concern that he might damage his career by speaking about Mr. Lee.
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The matter is all but certain to come to a vote at some point, and under Senate rules, it takes only 51 senators to call a witness or request new evidence, meaning Mr. McConnell's ability to call the shots is limited.
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Zinke needs to wake up to the fact that our communities, landscapes, wildlife and economies are healthier and more successful when local stakeholders have a seat at the table — not when Washington lobbyists and special interests get to call the shots.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's ex-premier Silvio Berlusconi said on Wednesday his party would back the far-right League in attempts to form a government, as an anti-establishment rival reaffirmed its claim to call the shots in any new coalition.
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By Michael A. Singer In "The Surrender Experiment," best-selling author Michael Singer tells an extraordinary story of what happened when, after a deep spiritual awakening, he decided to let go of his personal preferences and let life call the shots.
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In the Middle East, America will let others call the shots Mattis' resignation letter indicates that Trump's unexpected announcement of an immediate U.S. troop withdrawal from Syria, coupled with a pullback of troops from Afghanistan, was the last straw for the defense secretary.
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In an environment where the ISPs can pick and choose which services and apps receive privileged access—speeding up traffic to those services or slowing down the traffic of their competitors—the Verizons and Comcasts of the world will call the shots.
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As recently as May 2016, the vice chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, Fang Xinghai, reiterated the Asian giant's ambition to call the shots in commodities pricing even as he underscored fierce competition for the position, according to various media reports.
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That person is meant to be a "true partner" to Kalanick, board member Arianna Huffington said during a press call in March, although much of the evidence points to his continued reluctance to let anyone else call the shots at the company.
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The risk, however, is that the level of attention now being devoted to Russian hacking, manipulation of social media and other questionable political activities furthers Putin's goal of delegitimizing Western governments while boosting Russia's reputation for being able to call the shots.
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Take exhibits A through C, to start: We call the shots — whether that means eating popcorn for dinner, dousing our living room in hot-pink paint, or, after years of trial and error, finally landing on a skin-care routine that works.
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The groundwork we laid this year will roll over into the next, and that's when things will start to hit hard, from new laws and political (in)decisions to privacy issues and how employees — not companies — will start to call the shots.
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That should be enough to become the biggest national contingent in the third-largest bloc in parliament, the centrist group currently known as ALDE, where Macron will now call the shots, bringing his youth and the weight of France to the fore.
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But it's beyond naive to think a subsection of fans can dictate Disney's broader strategy, since the studio didn't plunk down $4 billion for Lucasfilm to let it sit idle, or allow a small mob with Internet pitchforks to call the shots.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's central bank, which dominates the domestic bond market, has begun to call the shots in the equity market as well — to the point where asset managers are looking to design investment funds with the Bank of Japan in mind.
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"He's not a person to be trifled with, but he will listen to the lawyers because he recognizes that they call the shots," said Goldberg, who like Cohn, is a lawyer to which Trump is constantly comparing his current attorneys, mostly unfavorably.
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FROM PEN: Inside Sean 'Puff Daddy' Combs' Life At Home with Six Kids: 'I'm the Luckiest Man in the World' In fact, her canine brood often call the shots at bedtime, snuggling under Vonn's head or vying for space on top of her legs.
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But two months ago he was transferred to a federal jail in Brooklyn, New York, after The Wall Street Journal reported in March that he was still helping to "call the shots" at Phoenixus with the help of a contraband cellphone at Fort Dix.
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He was transferred to a federal jail in Brooklyn, New York, and then to Pennsylvania after The Wall Street Journal reported in March that he was still helping to "call the shots" at Phoenixus with the help of a contraband cellphone at Fort Dix.
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Of equal import, it uses an age-old anti-Semitic trope--questioning the allegiance of American Jews, as according to him, Azerbaijan looks to use American Jews to its own ends, presumably because Jews in America call the shots in Israel and vice versa.
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Though their protest was provoked by Mr Gavrilov's visit, it was aimed at their own government, now run from behind the scenes by Mr Ivanishvili, who stepped down as prime minister in 2013 but continues to call the shots and has become chairman of Georgian Dream.
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"Chairman Pai is kissing the ring of the Big Money lobbyists who too often call the shots in the Trump Administration," former FCC commissioner Michael Copps, a longtime net neutrality champion who now serves as a special advisor at public interest group Common Cause, said in a statement.
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In a straight takeover, rather than a merger like the one Kraft sort-of proposed two years ago, Unilever would also be in a prime position to call the shots, and export its culture and management approach – one where growth is not sacrificed at the altar of cost savings.
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Investors were last able to call the shots in late 9.93 and early 2016 when falling oil and commodities prices raised fears over China's economy and created a huge downdraft that led to multiple hung deals, including a US$5.6bn financing that backed the buyout of software provider Veritas.
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Read more: An Irish boxer is challenging Conor McGregor to 'stay sober' long enough so they can end their war of words and fight for a world titleBut the UFC president Dana White has said there are good fights available to him in the UFC, even though he isn't the man anymore and doesn't get to call the shots.
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For Google, this push for RCS is also a way for the company to more effectively compete with Apple's iMessages (though it doesn't feature end-to-end encryption) and because Google has mostly taken control of this rollout away from carriers, it gets to call the shots on when users get access to this, not the telcos.
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Last year's acquisition of Here, the mapping division of Nokia, by a consortium of car makers, is another example of how car makers want to make sure that they — not the Googles or the Apples of the world — are able to call the shots on all of the location data that will become so central to cars of the future.
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Black performers of her generation were accustomed to the pressures of navigating rarefied spaces in Hollywood, and so it was no surprise that she said she was proud to see so many young black people behind the scenes on the set of "A Different World" and was "choked up" as she watched Shonda Rhimes call the shots on the set of "Grey's Anatomy" nearly a decade later.
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Since the resignation in March of Nursultan Nazarbayev, who had ruled the country since 1989, there have been sporadic protests against everything from the stage-managed election that resulted in victory for Mr Tokayev (Mr Nazarbayev's choice as successor), to the renaming of the capital, Astana, as Nur-Sultan in honour of the ex-president, who is thought to still call the shots from behind the scenes.
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After all his bluff and bluster, if the president backed down now, he would incur the wrath and ridicule of hard-right pundits like Rush Limbaugh and Ann Coulter, who seem to call the shots in this White House, as well as die-hard supporters who still think a concrete wall — or at least some "artistically designed steel slats" — will Make America Great Again.
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