Campaigns for stem cell therapy for brain injury, which sought nearly $6 million, raised $1.25 million, and campaigns for stem cell therapy for spinal cord injury, which sought $2.6 million, raised $590,446.
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Foreigners are barred from contributing to campaigns for federal office.
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Booker campaigns for Hillary Clinton in Marion, Iowa, on Jan.
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Bernie Sanders campaigns for Hillary Clinton in Grand Rapids, Mich.
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EDT: Vice President Biden campaigns for Clinton in Orlando, Fla.
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EDT: Bernie Sanders campaigns for Clinton in Iowa City, Iowa.
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EDT: Bernie Sanders campaigns for Clinton in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Both Buttigieg and O'Rourke have launched 2020 campaigns for president.
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The Hill has reached out to both campaigns for comment.
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She worked on marketing campaigns for Paramount Pictures, WKRC reported.
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He successfully ran both of Mr. Christie's campaigns for governor.
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But other candidates have been building their campaigns for years.
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Marketing campaigns for specific apples are still a new phenomenon.
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His two campaigns for statewide office raised his profile further.
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GoFundMe also hosts individual crowdfunding campaigns for people and organizations.
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Disney has truncated campaigns for Marvel movies for three reasons.
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The two Koreas have waged rival leaflet campaigns for decades.
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On Saturday, actress Lena Dunham campaigns for Clinton in Iowa.
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Andrew Yang and Michael Bennet have ended their campaigns for president.
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As he campaigns for president, Mr. Rubio routinely says that Mrs.
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MovieLala helps studios craft some campaigns for their movies for fans.
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It's also true that shortsighted campaigns for lifestyle change can backfire.
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They sometimes give directly to people or crowdfunding campaigns, for instance.
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He worked on John Kerry's and Hillary Clinton's campaigns for president.
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The Washington Post: Trump's immigration moves roil campaigns for both parties.
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Moore also blamed disinformation campaigns for his loss to the Democrat.
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As the prime minister campaigns for Britain's general election coming Dec.
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John Pudner managed political campaigns for almost three decades, including Rep.
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Several promising candidates ran credible campaigns for governor in southern states.
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He blamed the high cost of campaigns for empowering traditional interests.
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In the 1960s, fears of overpopulation sparked campaigns for population control.
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Aristova, who has worked on Communist Party campaigns for 23.68 years.
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Several Democratic incumbents are locked in tough campaigns for re-election.
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He worked on campaigns for Trans World Airlines and Kool cigarettes.
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The Hill reached out to Warren's and Sanders's campaigns for comment.
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He continues to focus on immigration as he campaigns for reelection.
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Scott Walker as he campaigns for a third term in November.
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President Bush campaigns for reelection in Arlington, Ohio, in this undated photo.
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She is the former Middle East director of campaigns for Amnesty International.
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President Obama campaigns for Clinton in Orlando on Friday at 2202 p.m.
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CNN has reached out to the Sanders and Clinton campaigns for comment.
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Yeah, but I'll do campaigns for, I did a campaign for Dodge.
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EDT: President Obama campaigns for Clinton in Greensboro, N.C. 2900:220006 p.m.
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I ask her about the Twitter campaigns for Elsa to be gay.
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President Obama campaigns for Hillary Clinton in Greensboro, N.C., at 21625 p.m.
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That is problematic for the president as he campaigns for re-election.
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He has also contributed to presidential campaigns for President Obama, former Sen.
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Several years later, Mellia was creating digital advertising campaigns for fashion brands.
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EDT: Bernie Sanders campaigns for Clinton in Nashua, N.H. 21625:2900 p.m.
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Jessie Macneil-Brown is international head of campaigns for The Body Shop.
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CNBC has reached out to the Warren and Sanders campaigns for comment.
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CNN has reached out to the Ayotte, Blunt, and Johnson campaigns for comment.
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One of the numerous actors and actresses who've done campaigns for Proactiv, perchance?
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She's starred in a number of campaigns for Maybelline, Roberto Coin, Louis Vuitton.
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Ahead, we've compiled some of the stand-out campaigns for the upcoming season.
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CEO salaries soar while families resort to GoFundMe campaigns for basic health care.
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But like other human tendencies, this is vulnerable to principled campaigns for change.
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The teen will star in TV, print, and digital campaigns for the brand.
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EDT: Vice President Biden campaigns for Clinton in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 4 p.m.
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He said that his company recently booked two influencer campaigns for $200,000 each.
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EDT: Vice President Pence campaigns for congressional candidate Troy Balderson in Newark, Ohio.
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EDT: Vice President Pence campaigns for Senate candidate Matt Rosendale in Bozeman, Mont.
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Bella and Gigi are both in campaigns for Fendi and Moschino's latest collections.
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EDT: Chelsea Clinton campaigns for Hillary Clinton in Boone, N.C. 12:30 p.m.
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The Times said Stepien, 38, successfully guided both of Christie's campaigns for governor.
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Most campaigns, for example, have experts file the required reports to the state.
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Steve Glazer, an East Bay Area official who managed campaigns for former Gov.
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Tech executives have poured money into the campaigns for and against the measure.
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The photographer Shaniqwa Jarvis has shot advertising campaigns for Supreme, Nike and Adidas.
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The Hill reached out to the Booker, Harris and Sanders campaigns for comment.
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I've donated money to political campaigns for the first time in my life.
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Insider has reached out to both Sanders and Uygur&aposs campaigns for comment.
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EDT: Former President Bill Clinton campaigns for Hillary in Rochester, N.Y. 220006 p.m.
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Kaepernick had previously been featured in several campaigns for Nike football and training.
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It is puzzling that campaigns for almost identical causes should behave so differently.
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President Clinton campaigns for her in Erie, Pa., at 22019:15 a.m. Friday.
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But we do know how much it hurt candidates in campaigns for Congress.
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Whatever he was, he received thousands of votes in his campaigns for president.
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His 2000 book on gubernatorial campaigns, for example, frequently appears on graduate syllabi.
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To discourage unified Indian campaigns for independence, the British reinforced divisions along religious lines.
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Nancy Boyda and former US Attorney Barry Grissom — have also launched campaigns for Senate.
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The account campaigns for Rikki Carter, an alt-right figure, to come to campus.
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Since then, Mercado has been in campaigns for Nordstrom, Target, and even Beyoncé's merch.
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Support the verified GoFundMe campaigns for the victims of the Southern California fires here.
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The Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox church practically campaigns for Mr Putin's re-election.
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She's also fronted past fashion campaigns for Louis Vuitton and St. John, among others.
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Rebecca joins us from Digitas where she ran social media advertising campaigns for FitBit.
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EDT: Vice President Pence campaigns for Republican gubernatorial candidate Adam Laxalt in Las Vegas.
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Campaigns for former Vice President Joe Biden, South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Rep.
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He has denied the allegations and has blamed disinformation campaigns for his loss. Rep.
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Gooley came from the advertising world, where she worked on campaigns for Old Spice.
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EDT Saturday: President Trump campaigns for congressional candidate Troy Balderson in Lewis Center, Ohio.
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EDT: First lady Michelle Obama campaigns for Hillary Clinton in Pittsburgh, Pa. 6900 p.m.
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This afternoon: Vice President Pence campaigns for Rick Scott in Orlando and Ocala, Fla.
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He is on the team that designs and builds email campaigns for business clients.
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The company usually runs promotional campaigns for its premium Mexican beers during this time.
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EDT: Former president Bill Clinton campaigns for Hillary Clinton in Scranton, Pa. 7 p.m.
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Lots of folks donated to a lot of campaigns for this very same reason.
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Sanders is one of 10 Democrats to officially launch campaigns for the 2020 nomination.
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EDT: Vice President Pence campaigns for Senate candidate John James in West Bloomfield, Mich.
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Civil rights advocates and Democrats launched their own campaigns for expanded early voting hours.
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Marketing coordinators assist marketing managers in putting together campaigns for their clients or employer.
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Jim Gilmore, who took 0 percent but rarely campaigns for his long-shot bid.
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Parnes has covered the White House and presidential campaigns for The Hill since 2011.
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Kevin Mandia notes that FireEye has been observing Russian hacking campaigns for a decade.
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In the early 1950s, he worked in state and local campaigns for California Democrats.
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The Hill has reached out to the Tillis, McSally and Gardner campaigns for comment.
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EDT: Vice President Pence campaigns for GOP congressional candidate Dan Bishop in North Carolina.
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He is in ad campaigns for Levi's and Nike, and — mic drop — also breakdances.
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The campaigns for the Democratic candidates did not respond to VICE's requests for comment.
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Typically, there will be separate fundraising campaigns for people to donate to each hurricane.
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She escaped after three months and reached Germany, from where she campaigns for her people.
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Tell us your thoughts about these new celebrity ad campaigns for spring and summer below!
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But the site only covers candidates and campaigns for federal office — the presidency and Congress.
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The Susmans helped Obama raise hundreds of thousands of dollars during his campaigns for president.
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This essentially makes it easier for third-party advertisers to create campaigns for the platform.
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Now she runs Femmes for Freedom, a charity that campaigns for people in similar situations.
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The charity actively campaigns for maximum integration of those on the spectrum within wider society.
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The supermodel has runway shows and campaigns for nearly every major brand under her belt.
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PT: GoFundMe is keeping track of crowdfunding campaigns for Mexico earthquake relief in one place.
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Clinton even got an A-rating from the NRA during his campaigns for Arkansas governor.
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"Trump campaigns for himself every day," one GOP lawmaker told The Hill, describing Meadows' approach.
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The DLGA provides resources and policy assistance to Democrats in their campaigns for lieutenant governor.
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EDT: Former President Bill Clinton campaigns for Hillary Clinton in Espanola, N.M. 8:30 p.m.
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David Kensinger, a veteran GOP strategist who managed campaigns for both Roberts and former Gov.
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EDT: President Obama campaigns for Clinton at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, Fla.
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As campaigns for and against marijuana legalization have become more sophisticated, costs have risen, too.
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Support crowdfunding campaigns for cultural products created by people of color if you can. 33.
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What does she believe are the true motives behind the company's marketing campaigns for Juuls?
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CreatorIQ manages influencer-marketing campaigns for social-media creators, helping them connect with brands directly.
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The Fawcett Society, a group that campaigns for gender equality and women's rights, set Nov.
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Mr. Erickson, 56, had worked on losing campaigns for right-wing candidates including Pat Buchanan.
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Jess Morales Rocketto, a progressive strategist who worked on campaigns for Barack Obama and Mrs.
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It's also created ad campaigns for clients such as Uber and The Blue Man Group.
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In 2012, I served both Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney in their campaigns for President.
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A few Democrats have also launched campaigns for the seat in the once-Republican stronghold.
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And that's to say nothing of the ad campaigns for Mac Cosmetics and Armani Jeans.
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Sam covered campaigns for 52 years, and this is the first time he's endorsed anyone.
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She has also spearheaded inclusive marketing campaigns for clients including Microsoft and Tommy Hilfiger Adaptive.
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Conflating campaigns against inclusion with campaigns for inclusion is a weird move, some pointed out.
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She's done campaigns for Chanel, Prada, Jimmy Choo, Alexander Wang and Marc Jacobs, among others.
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Some of the concessions activists have won — for example, cage-free campaigns for chickens — are controversial.
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Of course, these are all real-life horrors, not marketing campaigns for a fictitious horror film.
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WIRED mapped the zip codes of the top 500 donors to both campaigns, for your persual.
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Erica Smith and former Mecklenburg County Commissioners Chair Trevor Fuller have both launched campaigns for Senate.
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On July 19th he duly banned Hizbut Tahrir, an outfit that campaigns for an Islamic caliphate.
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But the Observer's campaigns for social liberalism have profoundly affected the way Britain lives and thinks.
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As a mark of respect the 2 political parties have suspended our national campaigns for today.
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Cards Against Humanity creator Max Temkin has also launched campaigns for other games, like Secret Hitler.
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The Why Islam project has been running billboard campaigns for many years, according to its site.
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"I've done campaigns for about 20 years, and I've worked for winners and losers," Reynolds said.
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That followed successful campaigns for higher pay at airports in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Nineteen Democratic seats will be open due to retirements, campaigns for another office and one death.
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Her usual job postings include positions to help work on campaigns for New York Fashion Week.
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She also did some modeling, starring in fashion campaigns for Miu Miu, Target and Costume National.
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Twilio conducts mass messaging campaigns for clients and earns more revenue the more messages it sends.
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The OSF is a top donor of the Hungarian Helsinki Committee, which campaigns for human rights.
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But he's no stranger to politics, having worked on both presidential campaigns for former President Obama.
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Prevention campaigns, for instance, would have to be retooled with a greater emphasis on protected sex.
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Back at school, he and his team members led campaigns for the senior class and school.
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He also runs a creative agency, Baron & Baron, which directs ad campaigns for major fashion brands.
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The Grandassas appeared on jazz album covers and booked ad campaigns for African and Caribbean magazines.
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As an art director, he led campaigns for Calvin Klein, Giorgio Armani, and most recently, Dior.
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CNBC reached out to both the Cruz and O'Rourke campaigns for comment on Trump's upcoming trip.
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He ran several quixotic campaigns for Congress — as a Democrat in a deep-red Indiana district.
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The firm also runs lobbying and public relations campaigns for blue-chip clients and foreign governments.
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This comes as Democratic presidential hopefuls are gearing up their campaigns for the 2020 general election.
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Forbes, of course, is chairman of Forbes Media and twice ran brilliant issue-campaigns for president.
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Earlier, Weigel worked on VR campaigns for Water is Life, Heineken, Chevy, Microsoft, Facebook, and Oculus.
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All eight of this year's nominees have been draped in for-your-consideration campaigns for months.
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Drago campaigns for Viktor to challenge Rocky's ward to a match and history threatens to repeat itself.
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But the reality is that Fox News personalities have been participating in Republican political campaigns for months.
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Gigi Hadid's face is everywhere — seriously, have you seen her campaigns for Fendi, Versace, and Stuart Weitzman?
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Mark Herkenrath of Alliance Sud, a group that campaigns for transparency, is skeptical about the true motivation.
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It's also part of GoFundMe's ongoing attempt to manage unsavory campaigns for people accused of racist crimes.
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Particularly among black members of the caucus, Davis's and Jones's campaigns for leadership were a rallying call.
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He said advertising for the Pixel 3a would be a continuation of campaigns for the Pixel 3.
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In the meantime, Bombardier and Airbus cannot coordinate on sales campaigns for the 110-130 seat jets.
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But now women who cover their hair are seeing themselves in major ad campaigns for haircare products.
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Potentially, these new campaigns from large companies could be much more successful than campaigns for new companies.
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From the south side of the city, she is a progressive who campaigns for more affordable housing.
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And she's the face of impressive beauty campaigns for SK-II and Dior (starring alongside Bella Hadid!).
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The News & Observer notes that Black ran two unsuccessful campaigns for District Attorney following the Peterson trial.
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Bernie Sanders campaigns for populist doctor Abdul El-Sayed, who was defeated in Tuesday's primaries in Michigan.
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She has spent more a decade leading digital campaigns for Democratic political campaigns, and progressive advocacy organizations.
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Clark's firm recommends that that bots should not be used by campaigns for marketing without clear disclosure.
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"The West Wing" cast campaigns for Clinton in Mahoning Valley, Cleveland, Sandusky and Toledo, Ohio on Saturday.
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She has directed campaigns for corporate entities, large non-profit organizations, unions, trade organizations and leading universities.
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She left the legal profession for a time to help run campaigns for her husband, former Sen.
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Sloan served on national finance campaigns for former GOP presidential nominees John McCainJohn Sidney McCainFighter pilot vs.
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Others were staff members of Kavala's Anadolu Kultur center, which campaigns for human rights and cultural diversity.
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Fetch primarily runs ad campaigns for marketers that are looking to drive app downloads and acquire customers.
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The group campaigns for equal rights for people regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, it says.
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The hashtag was started by the Fawcett Society, a U.K.-based charity which campaigns for gender equality.
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On the other side are the invisible ads — successful viral campaigns, for instance, or good product placement.
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Mark Herkenrath of Alliance Sud, a group that campaigns for transparency, is sceptical about the true motivation.
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Mr. Credico did work for Mr. Stone in two campaigns for the Broward County sheriff in Florida.
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Many of the potentially competitive seats this year include women running strong campaigns for the Republican nomination.
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The sect claims to have about 50 million followers and campaigns for vegetarianism and against drug addiction.
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So Ms. van Heerde-Hudson and Mr. Hudson created two marketing campaigns for a charity in Bangladesh.
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Jacky Rosen of Nevada and Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona -- are running in tough campaigns for Senate seats.
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These two hashtag-driven campaigns for social change became major movements in part because of award season.
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The opposing campaigns for "Brexit" this summer in the United Kingdom, for example, spent $40.6 million combined.
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The opposing campaigns for "Brexit" this summer in the United Kingdom, for example, spent $613 million combined.
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His outsider campaigns for governor and senator, conducted much of the time with Levi in tow, went nowhere.
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Krzanich came under scrutiny during the presidential campaigns for hosting a fundraiser for Trump, which he later cancelled.
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Facebook is partnering with the U.S. government to encourage college students to launch anti-terrorism campaigns, for example.
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Hijabs have also become more visible in Western advertising campaigns for popular retailers like H&M and Gap.
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Consider the campaigns for the heavy crop of elections in the region over the next year or so.
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As the show now campaigns for Emmy nominations, Edwards can't fathom achieving that level of recognition for it.
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In total they've had four Kickstarter campaigns for lights, seats and bikes, raising nearly half a million dollars.
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Following the trial, Black ran two campaigns for district attorney between 2006 and 2008 but lost both times.
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UK charity Fathers4Justice — which campaigns for equal contact for divorced parents with children — is behind the bold move.
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One Socialist MP who campaigns for Macron said about 15 sitting Socialist lawmakers had already applied for selection.
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Tate and McFarland derived inspiration from Dolce & Gabbana's provocative Fall 2013 and Summer 2016 campaigns for Thirlwall's look.
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Gorsuch says he volunteered on the campaigns for Presidents Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush.
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The campaigns for Britain to quit the EU received 16 million pounds ($23.5 million) in donations between Feb.
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She was named Vogue's "fresh face to watch" and has worked on campaigns for Fay and Chrome Hearts.
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Rick Saccone is now zero-for-two in his campaigns for the US House in Pennsylvania this year.
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Charmed by his self-deprecating humor, Charlotte invites him along as a speechwriter as she campaigns for president.
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Leading California donors have strongly supported her previous successful campaigns for state attorney general and the U.S. Senate.
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It's also run successful campaigns for artists like Jason Derulo and Rihana, and companies like Disney and Fox.
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At the same time, as an internet marketer, I have developed Twitter campaigns for myself and commercial clients.
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Since she launched it, she's collaborated with local and international brands; she's fronted campaigns for Mango and Benetton.
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She was featured on five walls in Brooklyn and Manhattan, for three campaigns: for Reebok, Spotify and YouTube.
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But with the DDC partnership, Cloudflare will be able to provide business-level services to campaigns for free.
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Political analysts argue that voting for the House tax bill will further complicate campaigns for vulnerable Republican incumbents.
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Definers offers to wage political-style negative campaigns, for profit, on behalf of undisclosed private clients, including corporations.
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Until last year's campaign for the Fin, for example, Kickstarter did not accept crowdfunding campaigns for sex toys.
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All nine of this year's best-picture nominees have been draped in for-your-consideration campaigns for months.
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And more investment funds have joined the 30% Club, which campaigns for companies to reach the government target.
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February is a crucial month when it comes to the 2628 separate campaigns for the House of Representatives.
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The ex-president is getting political while the former FLOTUS campaigns for civic engagement in the national interest.
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It would be great to have fewer members of Congress who bilk their own campaigns for personal profit.
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Campaigns for career politicians like Clinton have close working relationships with fact-checking groups, particularly on debate nights.
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She campaigns for marriage equality, women's reproductive rights, legalisation of cannabis, and secularisation between the church and state.
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Crowdfunding campaigns for student loans may have the IRS asking questions about the money and how it was used.
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He also ran campaigns for Hugo Chávez, the former president of Venezuela, and Jose Eduardo dos Santos of Angola.
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In Pakistan judges who do not follow the law go unchallenged, says Sarah Zaman, who campaigns for women's rights.
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There are ongoing campaigns for the province to sanction cannabis lounges and cafés, which have long operated under prohibition.
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To cite one particularly skeevy example, ad firms target campaigns for personal injury lawyers to people in emergency rooms.
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With an impressive IMG modeling contract, Kaia has already booked campaigns for Alexander Wang, Miu Miu and Chrome Hearts.
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Relative to campaigns for lower offices, presidential campaigns are always fairly well funded and competently run on both sides.
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Land & Buildings has waged campaigns for change at such companies as MGM Resorts International and New York REIT Inc.
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He has shot advertising campaigns for world famous fashion houses like Yves Saint Laurent, Marc Jacobs, and Tom Ford.
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Since her career launched in 2017, she's been featured in campaigns for Ellessee and the French luxury house Balmain.
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Lily Bailey has been modeling for three years and has appeared in campaigns for clothing brands and national magazines.
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Why it matters: Cochran has experience rolling out large-scale digital advocacy campaigns for the White House and elsewhere.
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Benazir Bhutto campaigns for the Pakistan Peoples Party in the week before the Pakistani general election in October 21860.
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The foundation also supports Americans for Peace Now, which campaigns for a diplomatic solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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There are hundreds of times more people doing that than there are working in professional disinformation campaigns for governments.
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"Republicans: drug users should be jailed," tweeted Eric Conrad, who previously worked on campaigns for Democrats including Barack Obama.
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But she really made a name for herself when she scored campaigns for Burberry and H&M in 2011.
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And she's also the face of impressive beauty campaigns for SK-II and Dior (even starring alongside Bella Hadid!).
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Both the supporting and opposition campaigns for Issue 2 lists its endorsements and coalition on each respective campaign website.
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Yet, numerous beauty brands continue to run aggressive advertising campaigns for products that will lead to lighter skin tones.
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There, she campaigns for Saudi women's rights from afar, where she said she feels safer to raise her voice.
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The former judge is popular among religious conservatives but had trouble expanding his base in previous campaigns for governor.
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Mr. Refn also shot fashion and advertising campaigns for Gucci and Lincoln (a series of commercials with Matthew McConaughey).
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Deng has appeared in campaigns for the likes of Barneys New York, Gap, Marc Jacobs, Kenzo, and Kate Spade.
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Candidates usually focus their campaigns for the White House on domestic policy issues like the economy and health care.
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Bully Pulpit Interactive hired Erica Stanley to help expand the firm's strategic communications work, including leading campaigns for clients.
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" Carine Roitfeld, founder of CR Fashion Book "Years ago, I did some advertising campaigns for her with Mario Testino.
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Our company, SpringOwl Asset Management, has run successful shareholder campaigns for change at midsize companies like IGT and BWIN.
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It's no secret that celebrities often put their star power behind marketing campaigns for junk foods and sugary drinks.
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Besides, as Trump campaigns for a second term, he would almost surely wear censure like a badge of honor.
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Jackson, a longtime civil rights leader and clergyman, launched campaigns for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1983 and 1987.
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In 2010 Cory Bond, a model who has appeared in campaigns for Dolce & Gabbana and Guess, met Mr. Testino.
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It follows four of the women who ran grass-roots campaigns for Congress in 2018, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Consider the image of Norman Mailer riding the Cyclone as he campaigns for New York City mayor in 1969.
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Both parties are preparing to spend millions of dollars on the campaigns for governor and an open Senate seat.
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Campaigns for two of the top Democratic presidential candidates, Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden, took aim at the press.
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Steve Bullock to drop their longshot Democratic presidential bids and launch campaigns for US Senate in their home states.
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Since 2017, Mx. Paige has scored advertising campaigns for Abercrombie & Fitch, 7 for All Mankind, T-Mobile and Coke.
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In addition to economic reforms, the government was preoccupied with endemic corruption, which has resisted repeated campaigns for reform.
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Now, as the crisis worsens, Mr. Newsom's handling of the issue is being debated as he campaigns for governor.
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Major advertising campaigns for presidential races can take tens of millions of dollars and countless hours to pull off.
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Super PACs can engage in unlimited political spending, but cannot donate to or coordinate with campaigns for public office.
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During the 1970s and 1980s, Sanders waged several third-party and independent campaigns for governor and for US Senate.
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The election results on Tuesday give Mr. Kejriwal a third consecutive victory in campaigns for the chief minister post.
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Mr. Walker remained active in Republican politics, helping to raise funds and organize Missouri campaigns for Republican presidential candidates.
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In 2019, Skyrocket has made over 1.7 billion estimated impressions through its marketing campaigns for all of its toys.
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That, in turn, could spell trouble ahead for Modi as he campaigns for re-election next year, analysts say.
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Since 2002, his various campaigns for state senate and attorney general of Oklahoma received over $300,000 from that industry.
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"That was part of Bernie's appeal," said Justin Krebs, the director of campaigns for the national activist network MoveOn.org.
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The campaigns for former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro and businessman Andrew Yang confirmed they received the briefing.
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It includes sex education in schools, health insurance benefits for women, as well as education campaigns for the general public.
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Some of them also worked on social media campaigns for legitimate corporate clients while simultaneously attempting to influence the election.
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Poroshenko, president since 2014, has pushed for the creation of the church as he campaigns for the March 31 elections.
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But are star-studded campaigns for sustainability from H&M and other mass-produced brands only about selling more clothes?
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Their bios frequently include email addresses to contact for "promo," that is, running paid promotional Twitter campaigns for third parties.
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Her Facebook page, My Stealthy Freedom, campaigns for Iranian women to have a choice on whether to cover their hair.
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The company will use iAPPS' distributed localization functionality to create microsites and marketing campaigns for its network of 180+ franchises.
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Agents can also pay Homesnap to run online marketing campaigns for their listings, whether that be on Facebook or Google.
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Rhino has successfully run multiple Kickstarter campaigns for motorized sliders before, making this a safer bet than most crowdfunding campaigns.
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The world of The Florida Project, in this sense, may evoke memories of Disney's '90s ad campaigns for Disney World.
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Jackson has worked on campaigns for mental health awareness, and has been a part of the ballroom scene since 1993.
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Pebble rose to prominence in 2012 for running one of the first hugely successful Kickstarter campaigns for its Pebble smartwatch.
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Woke: Finances ad campaigns for budding eCommerce brands and helps them grow in exchange for a cut of the profits.
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It's unfortunate the party allows itself to be used and manipulated with the undue influence of individual campaigns for president.
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Jones introduced him to the feminist lesbian Roma Guy, who started in women's liberation and currently campaigns for prisoners' rights.
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Bella posted three different photos on Instagram over the weekend of her latest editorial campaigns for Love magazine and Nike.
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Williams, 30, is the chief operating officer of SamyRoad, a business in New York that creates marketing campaigns for brands.
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But such online poster campaigns for terrorism have not been translated into reality thus far in New York or Washington.
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There are bumper stickers from Richard Nixon's campaigns for President and photographs of Stone with candidates for whom he's worked.
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Campaigns for safer sex to prevent HIV transmission naturally extended to otherSTIs, even if they weren't part of the conversation.
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Handel, a former Georgia secretary of State, has made several statewide bids including two failed campaigns for governor and Senate.
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By not running in the first four nominating states, Bloomberg was largely divorced from the other Democratic campaigns for months.
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As the new regulations take effect in California, their two main architects are ramping up political campaigns for higher office.
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The government cancelled a May 17 vote on Switzerland's relationship with the European Union and suspended campaigns for other referendums.
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The question remains: Was he just a political revolutionary, or did he fundamentally transform how politicians should campaigns for office?
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A portion of the auction profits will go to the National Immigration Forum, which campaigns for the rights of immigrants.
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The firm and its American arm were players in the campaigns for both Brexit and the presidency of Donald Trump.
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He managed congressional campaigns for the Democratic Party in Arkansas and helped low-income families as an organizer in Brooklyn.
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Those articles then somehow reached more users on Twitter than the content produced by the two main campaigns for Brexit.
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Grundmann, who previously ran two failed campaigns for the US Senate, leads a group called the National Straight Pride Coalition.
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And some political scientists fault California candidates and their campaigns for not doing enough to reach out to Latino voters.
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She admitted to using the money to buy a second home in Baltimore and to fund her campaigns for mayor.
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They allow him to run China Labour Bulletin, an organisation that campaigns for the rights of workers on the mainland.
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Here are a few of the most unconventional campaigns for office uncovered by The Hill over the past two years.
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"There have been campaigns for these changes for a long time and so this is a new dimension," he said.
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He has bankrolled guerrilla digital marketing campaigns for such projects as Dinesh D'Souza's 2010 book The Roots of Obama's Rage.
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She starred in ad campaigns for Barneys and Cole Haan, and was once again in the pages of Harper's Bazaar.
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Trump is unlikely to forget about the Supreme Court when he campaigns for Republican Senate candidates in the coming weeks.
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She has appeared in ad campaigns for the company talking about her pregnancy and encouraging people to believe in themselves.
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Digital marketing and advertising agency Schbang has run campaigns for the likes of Hot Wheels, Amazon Fashion and RAW Pressery.
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"You lost twice, John," he said, ostensibly referring to the Democrats Mr. Christie defeated in his two campaigns for governor.
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The group campaigns for internet freedom and has gone to court several times seeking to lift government restrictions in Pakistan.
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Already, several would-be successors, including former Silicon Valley executive Carly Fiorina, have begun de facto campaigns for the chairmanship.
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Marquita Pring has appeared in fashion shoots for Italian Vogue and in ad campaigns for Levi's, L'Oréal and Lane Bryant.
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Instead of having to set up separate campaigns for Search and Google Play, for example, developers can simply use UAC with a few lines of text, images and their bid and the service then handles the rest, based on what the developers want to optimize their campaigns for (installs or in-app conversions, for example).
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He represented Pennsylvania's 7th District until mounting a pair of ultimately unsuccessful campaigns for the Senate in 2010 and 2016, respectively.
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Campaigns for district attorney should instead focus on the enumerated powers of the district attorney, and reveal the records of incumbents.
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Veteran gay activists are helping manage campaigns for state ballot measures this fall that would expand background checks for gun buyers.
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Lindbergh's previous work on Kenzo Takada's historical campaigns for the brand informed Carol & Humberto's decision to work with the legendary photographer.
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Indonesia's president, Joko Widodo (or Jokowi), will emphasise the success of his version when he campaigns for re-election next year.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a New York Democratic congressional candidate, campaigns for Michigan gubernatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed at a July rally.
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That's what Project Heal and Cut Video are trying to show with their new campaigns for National Eating Disorder Awareness Week.
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A Senate acquittal, like a failed House vote, would fuel Trump's claims of vindication as he campaigns for four more years.
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He's been signed to IMG for several years now and has done campaigns for Calvin Klein, Doce & Gabbana and Paris Vogue.
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Banks and insurance companies fund financial-literacy campaigns, for example, perhaps in the hope of shaping the habits of future customers.
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Friday afternoon, a Gizmodo search on GoFundMe turned up numerous active campaigns for organizations, rallies, and promotional materials referencing vaccine choice.
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The U.S. charity GLAAD, which campaigns for LGBT representation in the media, welcomed the prospect of more gay characters on television.
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Campaigns for legal or judicial fixes to US politics overall amount to elitist insider games that drain élan from popular engagement.
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EDT: President Obama campaigns for Clinton in Chapel Hill, N.C. Fun fact: This is Obama's ninth rally for Clinton. http://bit.
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Campaigns for safer sex to prevent HIV transmission naturally extended to other STIs, even if they weren't part of the conversation.
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The 220.3 million pound ($292 million) transaction also offered more opportunities for sponsorship and cross-media campaigns for advertisers, she said.
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Bateman — who has modeled in campaigns for Bulgari, Diesel, Calvin Klein and more — proposed last summer on the couple's tenth anniversary.
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EDT: Vice President Pence campaigns for congressional candidates Jay Webber and John Chrin in Washington, D.C. WHAT TO WATCH 9 p.m.
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EDT: Vice President Pence campaigns for Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley (R), who is running for Senate, and then for Rep.
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It's not worth it to take those easy campaigns for X amount of money if it's not something you stand by.
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And two others, attorney Marqus Coles and activist Nabilah Islam, have also announced campaigns for the Democratic nomination in the district.
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The wrong photo has also torpedoed campaigns for political office, including US presidential candidates Gary Hart, Michael Dukakis, and John Kerry.
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But as he campaigns for a second term as prime minister in next month's election, the photos could have lasting repercussions.
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Risking their lives, they've helped to secure local ceasefires, mobilized campaigns for reconciliation, and opened secret schools in ISIS-controlled territories.
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In Arizona, Senator John McCain is taking the risky position of supporting Mr. Trump while he campaigns for a sixth term.
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The crowdfunding platform GoFundMe is banning fundraising campaigns for a controversial cancer treatment clinic in Germany, according to the Financial Times.
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Then came two unsuccessful campaigns for president in his own right, followed by his election in 2002 to the U.S. Senate.
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Omnipork is the first food product from Green Monday, which campaigns for people to ditch meat at least once a week.
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Most GoFundMe or YouCaring campaigns for medical bills don't go viral; only around 10 percent of them met their stated goals.
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Biden's campaign declined to comment on her remarks, and the campaigns for Sanders and Gabbard did not immediately respond to comment.
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As Mr. Buttigieg campaigns for president well beyond Indiana's borders, the tapes case and his relations with minorities hang over him.
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Her appointment to the House of Lords in 1980 followed two unsuccessful campaigns for a seat in the House of Commons.
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Mr. Grewal stood beside placards displaying what his office said were examples of Janssen's fraudulent marketing campaigns for their opioid products.
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The company has run two successful crowdfunding campaigns for a pair of minimalist phones designed to augment or replace the smartphone.
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So far, three candidates have declared their campaigns for the seat: Matt Lieberman, a businessman and the son of former Sen.
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It's not just the Super Bowl ads, of course; there are teasers for songs and hype-building campaigns for movie trailers.
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The reviews come after campaigns for Buttigieg, Sanders and Warren submitted their respective evidence of inconsistencies to the Iowa Democratic Party.
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Three Republican lawmakers lost campaigns for the Senate: Luke Messer and Todd Rokita in Indiana, and Evan Jenkins in West Virginia.
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He conducted his first and second campaigns for mayor of New York as a Republican and his third as an independent.
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Does this mean that six substantive men and women, some of whom have been planning their campaigns for years, are stupid?
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" One Democrat who worked on two campaigns for former President Obama called a brokered convention "the biggest nightmare Democrats can imagine.
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That is not good enough for some, like Mr. Roy's parents, who belong to an organization that campaigns for the repatriation.
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Professor Smith joined campaigns for civil rights in the 1960s and for a more tolerant understanding of Islam in the 2000s.
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Both candidates' children say they are friends, a relationship they struck up before their parents launched campaigns for the White House.
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A bioethics study published on December 8th calls on crowdfunding platform GoFundMe to ditch campaigns for unproven and unsafe medical procedures.
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My friend Vanessa Tsehaye, an Eritrean-Swedish journalist and activist, believes deeply in grassroots campaigns for human rights in the country.
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McCrory signed the measure into law and has continued to defend it as he campaigns for a second four-year term.
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And over all that time -- which now spans two campaigns for president -- we've seen exactly one year of his tax returns.
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Rival Sturm, Ruger & Company has previously attributed tough comparisons to a sales spike during the political campaigns for the 2016 election.
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Clinton's two campaigns for president, or if Mr. Clinton will address the criticisms of his policy record or his personal behavior.
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The bride, 31, is a director of communications in Manhattan for CBS Television Studios, managing press campaigns for the studio's productions.
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As ethics lawyers, we have worked on political campaigns for decades and have never heard of an offer like this one.
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They're just two of the 50 women challengers who ran primary campaigns for Congress this year — 36 Democrats and 14 Republicans.
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Then, which of the lesser-known Democratic candidates are mounting the most credible campaigns for the highest office in the land?
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Mike Murphy is a veteran Republican media consultant who has led campaigns for more than two dozen GOP governors and senators.
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Claire Underwood's own "smallness" smacks her in the face when she resigns from her ambassadorship and reluctantly campaigns for Frank's reelection.
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"A lot of campaigns for breast cancer use texts because using images of breasts is difficult due to censorship," says Ellsworth Beaumont.
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The Cleveland Cavalier starred in multiple campaigns for the clothing retailer, but his Fall 2017 ads seem to be the most special.
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More recently, Oliver has focused on campaigns for schools to serve healthier lunches in both the United Kingdom and the United States.
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The results in South Carolina — meanwhile — will set the tone for both Biden and Warren's campaigns for the rest of the primary.
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Roku is buying Dataxu, a platform that lets marketers plan and buy video ad campaigns, for $150 million in cash and stock.
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Beyond college tuition, the foundation has separate campaigns for K-12 students as well that both build self-esteem and community engagement.
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The winner of the Democratic presidential primary will go on to face Donald Trump as he campaigns for re-election in 2020.
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I am especially thinking of the PETA campaigns for which you posed naked in order to encourage people not to wear fur .
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Courtesy Calvin Klein The campaign was photographed and filmed by Tyrone Lebon, who has shot campaigns for Calvin Klein in the past.
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"We are very concerned that such a thing is happening at this time of campaigns for the August 11 elections," he said.
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A quick search on GoFundMe brought up dozens of campaigns for FOIA crowdsourcing related to requests made to all levels of government.
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And five verified GoFundMe campaigns for northern California fire relief efforts have raised a combined total of nearly half a million dollars.
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Donehue and his team of about 25 people have worked on campaigns for elected office from the White House to city hall.
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And during campaigns for Spain's election, a blitz of disinformation on WhatsApp reached 9.6m people, more than a quarter of potential voters.
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Casiraghi has quite a history with the brand: She has modeled for them in three separate campaigns for their Forever Now fragrance.
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A handful of Democrats have already announced campaigns for the Senate seat, including former Mecklenburg County Commissioner Trevor Fuller and state Sen.
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White House officials would like to move quickly to ensure the projected tax benefits take effect while Trump campaigns for reelection (Bloomberg).
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Principled stands on behalf of the developing world are not exactly the stuff of which successful campaigns for the presidency are made.
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Hayes, 28, is an account manager at Intent Media, an advertising company in New York, where she manages campaigns for travel companies.
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The lawsuit is accusing Salesforce of actively managing marketing campaigns for traffickers and keeping their sales data in a cloud storage system.
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City Councilman Donovan Richards, a Queens Democrat, began implementing the foot tap, clicking shoes with constituents as he campaigns for borough president.
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Campaigns for House Leader Kevin McCarthy and President Trump have promoted their criticism of social media bias in online fund-raising ads.
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Private polling by both parties indicates that the campaigns for governor and senator are, in the typical fashion of Florida, extraordinarily close.
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The party's candidates this year have made the strengthening U.S. economy under Trump a dominant theme in their campaigns for the Nov.
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Labor unions donated millions of dollars to campaigns for marriage equality, such as the effort to defeat California's Proposition 8 in 2008.
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"It is wrong and illegal," Abdul Mujeeb Khalvatgar, executive director of Nai, a group that campaigns for free speech, said on Friday.
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Folks at one successful company that sold through Self-Insured Employers told me they did bespoke marketing campaigns for each new customer.
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Rakolta also was a finance chairman for the unsuccessful 2008 and 2012 presidential campaigns for Mitt Romney, according to the Detroit News.
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At Viacom, he built its advanced advertising division, where he developed products, led client and agency sales, and launched campaigns for them.
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Ms Clark is a volunteer for MOVE Texas, a group that registers and campaigns for young people and minorities in state politics.
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Trump had also donated to Donovan's campaigns for public office, he said, backing him for Staten Island district attorney and, eventually, Congress.
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Rather than competing with the president, both chambers in Congress are leveraging the proceedings to conduct partisan political campaigns for the presidency.
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That has loomed over their campaigns for weeks and given each of them a topic that allows them to demonstrate total selflessness.
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"People like to fault the campaigns for playing up the base voter, but I lay the blame at Facebook's feet," he said.
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The new plan from the former secretary of state highlights a major division in the Democratic and Republican campaigns for the Nov.
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Since last year's deadly Charlottesville rally, white supremacists and candidates with ties to the alt-right have launched campaigns for public office.
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Yet like his hero, the critic Lester Bangs, Mr. DeRogatis also campaigns for his favorite artists with the zeal of a superfan.
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But Apple nevertheless made them part of its early ad campaigns for the iPod, and they became a fashion statement of sorts.
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Hold onto his high-minded appeals for more cooperation between the political parties, for positive campaigns, for aid to those who are struggling.
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The Democratic nominee and wife Mary Kay Pritzker reportedly contributed at least $140,000 to Blagojevich's two campaigns for governor in 2002 and 2006.
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Richardson shot campaigns for designers including Marc Jacobs, Tom Ford and Yves Saint Laurent and shot editorials in GQ, Vogue and Vanity Fair.
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"We have reached out to the campaigns for help in contacting the chairs for our outstanding precincts," the party said in a statement.
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Without a doubt, the issue will dominate the campaigns for Mexico's 2018 presidential election and anti-American candidates will get a tremendous boost.
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Trump has made the caravan one of his prime targets as he campaigns for Republicans down the stretch of the midterm election campaign.
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Democratic strategist Rose Kapolczynski, who ran campaigns for former U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer, said that is not just because they are white men.
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"This election is not about independence at all," said Kerr, who wants to get away from the topic as he campaigns for votes.
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For one thing, the company recruited a rosé-slinging Amy Sedaris to tape ad campaigns for the new line of Extra Absorbent napkins.
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"It is a wet dream for marketers," said Curtis Harrison, a NationBuilder consultant who has worked on Australian political campaigns for five years.
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From Waco, Texas, he signed on to 22017 campaigns for the state's then-junior senator, John Cornyn, and for presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee.
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Gig-wise, she wants to start doing campaigns for forward-thinking brands — she lists Givenchy, Marc Jacobs, and Jeremy Scott as dream labels.
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She is responsible for developing and executing campaigns for the company's media and technology clients, as well as leading its new business efforts.
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Ill-advised marketing campaigns for Battlefield 1 and Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, you guys need to take a serious look at your behavior.
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Even mainstream feminist groups poured resources into campaigns for universal child care, welfare rights, and aggressive pay equity proposals such as comparable worth.
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Several capital city councils, including the City of Sydney and City of Melbourne, have publicly engaged in marketing campaigns for the 'Yes' vote.
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He cites grassroots campaigns for net neutrality in Alaska and Louisiana, which he credits with helping turn two critical votes in the Senate.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan is seeking support among Turks abroad as he campaigns for a referendum that would give him sweeping new powers.
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American Eagle Outfitters' booming lingerie and swimwear offshoot, Aerie, has impressed us with its Photoshop-free #AerieREAL campaigns for the past two years.
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He argued that doing so could help him better evaluate the political landscape and avoid competing with other campaigns for valuable media coverage.
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EDT: Vice President Pence campaigns for congressional candidate Jay Webber in Morristown, N.J. He then heads back to Washington, D.C. 22019:40 p.m.
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Renee DiResta, the head of policy at Data for Democracy and director of research at New Knowledge, has studied disinformation campaigns for years.
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Jonathan Mazower of Survival International, which campaigns for the protection of isolated tribes, says there are around 100 such tribes around the world.
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He's previously staged two failed campaigns for governor, while winning two elections to serve as the state's chief justice of the Supreme Court.
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Republicans who spoke with The Hill said they think the president would be a boon if he campaigns for Balderson, a state senator.
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Nawaz, a twenty-two-year-old student, was a member of Hizb ut-Tahrir, a political organization that campaigns for a global caliphate.
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It said parliament would pass the proposals and later focus on election campaigns for the June 23 re-run of the Istanbul vote.
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The firm also helps marketers prepare for regulation like GDPR and detect ad fraud in apps that run shady campaigns for its clients.
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The company has since grown into one of the world's largest media agencies, running campaigns for the likes of Mars and the NHS.
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Some of that may have to do with greater competition for fewer seats: 61 women had declared campaigns for just 36 gubernatorial seats.
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Students choose campaign strategies and compare the effectiveness of the Trump and Clinton campaigns (for example, comparing websites, TV commercials and debate performances).
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Abby went to college in the Midwest, where she fell in with a group of progressive students, and joined campaigns for L.G.B.T.Q. rights.
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He revolutionized political consulting, and his work will instruct those who are involved in the highest levels of campaigns for centuries to come.
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"Pelosi has been a hot-button issue in campaigns for the last two cycles," Democratic political strategist Hank Sheinkopf said in an interview.
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The event sites are reportedly sending bills to the campaign for reimbursement, though communities aren't normally repaid by presidential campaigns for hosting events.
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Tomasetti of 360PR says being financially risk averse enables her agency to be more risk-tolerant when developing novel marketing campaigns for clients.
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Campaigns for DSA and the left more generally—and the very hope of keeping hope alive—will shift increasingly to states and cities.
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Among them was Heidi Sieck, the cofounder of #VOTEPROCHOICE, a political action committee that endorses and campaigns for candidates who support abortion rights.
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They created campaigns for Valentino, Calvin Klein, Dolce & Gabbana, Lanvin and Givenchy, among others, before selling the agency to Publicis in late 2012.
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His four-hour questioning by the police on Wednesday came at a particularly bad time, as he campaigns for municipal councilor in Paris.
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Or Shaniqwa Jarvis, who has photographed ad campaigns for Liberty of London, Supreme and Nike; or Nikki Ogunnaike, the style director of Elle.
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"I would tell them all to tread very, very carefully," said Republican consultant Chip Lake, who has run previous campaigns for Tom Price.
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Likely as a result, most Democratic presidential campaigns for 2020 have bucked tradition and openly expressed their criticisms of the Middle Eastern nation.
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Because of the new push, which rivals the campaigns for summertime blockbusters, "Stranger Things" may be hard to avoid in the coming weeks.
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"Repeal and replace" was the centerpiece of many Republican campaigns for four cycles, and one of the most unifying positions among Republican voters.
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Campaigns for under-insured patients made up 26% of the total and were more likely to ask for money for unpaid medical bills.
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More than 22019 candidates have publicly announced their campaigns for governor, with new candidates making their bids official on an almost daily basis.
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These quirks set South Carolina apart from other early-primary states and have surprised and challenged presidential campaigns for the past 40 years.
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Andrew M. Cuomo run separate (if not competing) aid campaigns for Puerto Rico, volunteers wonder how soon this help can reach the island.
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Access Now, a group that campaigns for human rights around the world,condemned Blizzard after it the gaming company made its public statement.
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Tarrant, despite claiming neutrality, is subtly allied with this view, and compares campaigns for ethical porn to those for organic, fair-trade food.
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Even before the House passed the agreement, Trump started to bill it as a political win as he campaigns for reelection in 2020.
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The declaration came on an unannounced trip as the president seeks to highlight a record of achievement while he campaigns for re-election.
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As Harris campaigns for the Democratic presidential nomination, Howard is central to the 0003-year-old senator's personal narrative and her political identity.
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Of course, Sevigny is no stranger to modeling herself: Throughout her career, she's starred in campaigns for the likes of Miu Miu and Chloé.
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In addition to fashion design, Lagerfeld was a photographer and video director, having created all the advertising campaigns for the brands he designed for.
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Madonna's 22-year-old daughter has been modeling since she was young, starting out by starring in her mom's Material Girl campaigns for Macy's.
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The Road to Legend app offers up two full campaigns for free, complete with side missions and random events that happen on the road.
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Teachers and parents should also not be overlooked, with the committee suggesting training and resources for teachers and awareness and engagement campaigns for parents.
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Fashion icon Kate Moss is known for way more than her ad campaigns for the likes of Chanel, Dior, Alexander McQueen, and David Yurman.
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In today's competitive environment, in which every firm in town campaigns for access to the hottest Series A, seed deals are critical to success.
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Cambridge Analytica is a U.K.-based company and while it worked with U.S. campaigns for 2016, its current client roster mostly features European politicians.
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Red carpet season may be over, which means you're going to have to look to Instagram and spring campaigns for your celeb fashion fix.
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They were lauded for pledging allegiance to the "230% Club", a group which campaigns for precisely that proportion of women on corporate boards globally.
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After all, Mike Huckabee and Rick Santorum won the Republican Iowa caucuses respectively in 2008 and 2012 before eventually dropping their campaigns for president.
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He has spoken publicly about the pain of that loss, supported the cause of wounded veterans, and embraced campaigns for awareness about mental health.
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Donate to campaigns for policy makers that will battle inequality by investing in public schools, and fight to end police brutality and mass incarceration.
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YSL Beauty just tapped the über-cool girl to front several "groundbreaking" global makeup campaigns for the brand, with her first debuting in August.
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She's appeared on the covers of more than 300 magazines and been the star of ad campaigns for most of the top fashion houses.
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At the same time, it will most likely need to pour millions of dollars into marketing campaigns for the shows, saving Netflix that cost.
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HBO pounded the pavement to get back on top with robust Emmys campaigns for "Game of Thrones" and dramas such as "Succession," IndieWire reported.
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Since its 2007 founding, the company estimates that nearly 200 million people have used it to participate in more than 20,000 campaigns for change.
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It eliminates crippling out-of-pocket expenses so that even people "with insurance" no longer have to set up GoFundMe campaigns for their expenses.
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She is the associate director of fund-raising and membership campaigns for the KCETLink Media Group, a nonprofit television production company in Los Angeles.
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Bill Clinton's campaigns for governor of Arkansas were relatively simple, small-scale and stable productions, conducted via traditional television, news radio and print outlets.
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British in Europe, which campaigns for British citizens living in the EU27, said the withdrawal deal will end the EU's freedom of movement policy.
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Although he has mounted multiple unsuccessful campaigns for various state and federal offices since 2004, Tarkanian also boasts passionate support among conservative grassroots voters.
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Shaftan's consulting firm, Atlantic Media & Research, has received hundreds of thousands of dollars from Stewart's campaigns for governor and Senate, according to election records.
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In politics, as in life, Mr. Gayle remained optimistic, said Ms. Adams, who worked with him on the campaigns for Mr. Kaine and Mrs.
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The campaigns for the two Democratic candidates have started to heed public health officials' warnings about the dangers of campaigning during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Stone and her suffrage association supported the 15th Amendment and then led vital campaigns for female suffrage during the remainder of the 19th century.
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Mr. Rosenstein and his wife, Lizanne, are major political contributors who have given Mr. Cuomo a combined $186,000 for his three campaigns for governor.
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And while it's tempting to credit campaigns for victories and poor tactics for defeat, the most important variable for each outcome was the economy.
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The campaigns for Moulton, Bennet, and Bullock have all told the Washington Post that they will not be discouraged by not qualifying for debates.
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A women's-rights activist, she ran unsuccessfully for lieutenant governor of Minnesota in 19763 and managed her husband's campaigns for the House and Senate.
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" David Kochel, a top Republican strategist in Iowa who has worked on presidential campaigns for Mitt Romney and Jeb Bush, said: "Sanders will fizzle.
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The Sierra Club, an environmental group that campaigns for increased use of wind and solar power, called for Perry to resign after his comments.
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In addition to contemplating campaigns for the Senate and the White House, Ms. Abrams was discussed as a possible nominee for the vice presidency.
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Many feel that promises of prosperity have been broken, said Saskia O'Hara, who campaigns for Focus E15, a group calling for more affordable housing.
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"The Bentley controversy shook the people of Alabama at their very core," said Angi Stalnaker, who managed one of Mr. Bentley's campaigns for governor.
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While the bill likely won't go too far amid a divided Congress, it offers a clue into Sanders' thinking as he campaigns for office.
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Dalal said he's seen the number of campaigns for companies that sell software to help users work remotely grow by between 200% and 300%.
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The person close to Pompeo noted that his wife has been one of his closest advisers for years, especially during his campaigns for Congress.
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In addition to the increasingly controversial "Rewind," the agency has also worked on campaigns for Google Home, Pixel, and Chromebook and internal YouTube projects.
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These regulations form the latest move in what's turning out to be one of the largest national campaigns for digital control outside of Asia.
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Programmatic marketing platform Bench uses data and AI to plan and execute campaigns for global companies such as Marriott, UTS and 2360th Century Fox.
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Warren, who is not holding private fundraisers as she campaigns for president, criticized Buttigieg for having private events and an outdated list of bundlers.
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The presidential campaigns for Buttigieg, Sanders and Elizabeth Warren submitted their respective evidence of inconsistencies from the caucuses count to the Iowa Democratic Party.
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She ran campaigns for clients like Taco Bell, Netflix, and Nike at agencies such as Digitas, Essence, and Organic before joining Walmart in 2018.
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Ms. Chekowsky, 43, is the senior vice president overseeing advertising campaigns for all shows as well as branding at Comedy Central in New York.
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Kwiatkowski Nielsen, 30, worked in Baltimore as the director of state campaigns for the presidential campaign of Senator Kamala Harris, a Democrat from California.
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His refusal to run as a Democrat in his campaigns for the US Senate has been a sore spot for many in the party.
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Democrats competing in conservative states historically have avoided making gun control a core plank in their campaigns for fear of alienating gun-rights advocates.
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Gutierrez assumed leadership of House campaigns for immigration reform; he brought much attention to the issue, including being arrested more than once at demonstrations.
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Since 2012, Barboza and the Garcias have worked for Promise Arizona on campaigns for the state legislature, ballot measures, and the current Presidential election.
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Variety reported last month that campaigns for films looking to nab an Oscar nomination in multiple categories can cost $20 million to $30 million.
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" DuHaime, who ran both of Christie's campaigns for governor, told the publication that Christie "continues to be a supporter and friend of the president's.
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Mexico's Congress has ratified USMCA, but passage through Congress is likely to become harder once campaigns for the 2020 U.S. Presidential election gather momentum.
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And by next year, New York City may be the epicenter of Ocasio-Cortez-like campaigns for the House of Representatives, aimed at incumbents.
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But new data from another marketing firm, Whosay — which creates influencer ad campaigns for companies like McDonald's, Hulu and Lexus — provides a different perspective.
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Republicans don't do as well as Democrats in recruiting or funding campaigns for women candidates, often dismissing these efforts as playing gender politics, says Cooperman.
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This year, progressives have complained about the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which recruits candidates, fundraises and helps plan campaigns for Democrats vying for House seats.
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"What are they thinking?" said Jeff Goodby, a co-founder of the Goodby, Silverstein & Partners ad agency in San Francisco, which handles campaigns for BMW.
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Justin Trudeau, the Canadian prime minister and Liberal leader, takes part in a rally as he campaigns for the upcoming election in Vancouver, Oct. 0003.
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As for impeachment, it would set a dangerous precedent if jurists could be brought down by online petitions and Twitter campaigns, for a legal sentence.
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A representative for one city which held a Trump rally told CNN that they don't typically invoice campaigns for city services rendered during campaign events.
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You probably have already seen plenty of campaigns for GoFundMe in your Facebook News Feed, some inspiring, maybe a few bizarre and in bad taste.
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From political leaders to TV pundits, many have inserted themselves into Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's campaigns for the White House — whether intentionally or not.
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Let's elaborate using a simple example of a fictitious company 'Homer Donuts' which decides to run a series of ad campaigns for its different segments.
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But when it comes to wealthy individuals who "self-fund" their campaigns for office, Rauner's success is very much the exception rather than the rule.
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Campaigns for local office, the Senate or Congress are not large operations, and often they lack full IT teams to configure enterprise-strength security controls.
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"This is a game-changer," said Andrew Bazeley, a policy manager at the Fawcett Society, a British organization that campaigns for women's rights and equality.
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The newcomer to politics is ironworker Randy Bryce, hoping to win the Dems nomination for the 2018 race despite two failed campaigns for the primary.
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The male incumbents in Vermont's three-person delegation have been in office for decades, and no Vermont women mounted credible campaigns for Congress this year.
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" But it adds that it's important not to alienate younger women: "The CIA might consider developing separate ad campaigns for younger and older female prospects.
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Corruption has long plagued Venezuela, home to the world's biggest crude reserves, but the socialist government usually blamed smear campaigns for accusations of widespread graft.
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The success of crowdfunding campaigns for anti-Trump figures — even Cohen — seems to be yet another manifestation of the progressive enthusiasm that's showing up elsewhere.
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The Pirate Party, a radical group formed in 2012 which campaigns for softer drugs laws and more electronic privacy, has steadily risen in the polls.
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"Most of the big internet companies come from an American speech tradition," says Owen Bennett of the Mozilla Foundation, which campaigns for an open internet.
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Since then, he's distinguished himself as one of the most influential artists of his kind — shooting editorials and campaigns for renowned publications and fashion houses.
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Often, that's the donors who already pitched into the candidate's campaigns for lower offices, or extensive mailing lists built over years through issue-based outreach.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), former DNC Chairman Howard Dean and South Carolina Democratic Chairman Jaime Harrison have all officially started campaigns for the DNC's chairmanship.
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The campaign was such a huge success that it inspired national campaigns for screenings in 72 cities, with 28 of the campaigns raising over $120,000.
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I spoke to one longtime campaigner, Steve Rolles of British group Transform, which campaigns for fair and just drug policy, about why this summit matters.
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The two are both Victoria's Secret Angels and have been the faces of campaigns for the likes of Versace, Reebok, NARS, Dior, and many others.
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Elliott, which oversees $38 billion in assets, has waged successful campaigns for major change at firms including EBay Inc, software firm SAP and Telecom Italia.
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Facebook's data problems seem to be worse than initially thought; Brazil's former president is likely headed to jail ... while he campaigns for the presidency again.
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The blonde model is signed with Tess Management Agency, according to her Instagram, and has appeared in campaigns for Burberry, Michael Kors, and Stella McCartney.
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The clash was a reminder that Mr. Sanders, dating to his first campaigns for office in Burlington, Vt., has always charted his own political course.
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Two years after the IARC classification, J&J sought proposals for an "African American agency" to develop marketing campaigns for the company's baby products line.
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Independence Day began the now time-honored tradition of kicking off the marketing campaigns for big-budget movies with an expensive Super Bowl ad slot.
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Mr. Cuomo, who started working on campaigns for his father in the 1980s, ran about as traditional an incumbent re-election strategy as there is.
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The campaigns for the pair of progressive heavyweights have spent nearly $400,000 combined on the online store, according to a Bloomberg News report published Tuesday.
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RELATED: Joe Biden campaigns for a blue-collar Democratic resurgence in Pennsylvania The group was founded after the 2016 election when Boyle and Democratic Rep.
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During his political career, he won two campaigns for mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and lost a statewide race for treasurer of Indiana in 2010.
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Campaigns for control of the 7003-seat Senate, where the Republicans hold power by a single seat, have become increasingly hard fought in recent years.
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Among the groups singled out by the government measures is Nazra for Feminist Studies, which campaigns for gender equality and helps victims of sexual violence.
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There's also the small matter of whether the U.K. will survive or split: The Scottish National Party, which campaigns for independence, is surging in Scotland.
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He blasted the Jeb Bush and Ted Cruz campaigns for insincerely mouthing focus-grouped platitudes while catering to their largest donors — and he was right.
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She has appeared on NBC's "Law and Order: Criminal Intent," and has done commercial campaigns for Google Chrome, Little Caesar's Pizza, Best Buy and Zillow.
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" Ms. Salke has yet to replace Mr. Berney, who before joining Amazon ran the marketing campaigns for "Pan's Labyrinth" and "The Passion of the Christ.
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Industrious, credulous, laudable, avaricious, abjure and sanctity — all could apply, in their way, to various aspects of the Democratic candidates' campaigns for the party nomination.
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They vote less often than older whites in midterm campaigns for Congress — which helped Republicans recapture the House in 22016 and the Senate in 237.
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The sisters' agency now works with a database of one million influencers and has created campaigns for international brands like Uber, Huawei, and Johnson & Johnson.
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Polls show a slim majority of people would now favor remaining in Europe, though campaigns for a second referendum have consistently fallen short in Parliament.
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Support for the American Red Cross, Salvation Army and other groups continues to pour in as organizations and celebrities lead fundraising campaigns for Houston's evacuees.
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The crown prince has arrested Saudi clerics, bloggers, journalists and activists, with at least one woman who campaigns for female rights facing the death penalty.
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While she'll still use Authentic Campaigns for digital ad buying, other functions — including content production, email, video, graphics and other work — are moving in-house.
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Jodie Ginsberg of Index on Censorship, which campaigns for freedom of expression, said she was "deeply worried about what this judgment means for free speech".
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles said on Friday it is recalling 22500 million vehicles worldwide in two separate campaigns for potential fire risks and inadvertent airbag deployments.
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"People sleeping on the street don't do so through choice," said Greg Beales, the director of communications, policy and campaigns for Shelter, a homelessness charity.
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Together they founded the Southern Publicity Association, a for-profit company that created promotional campaigns for organizations like the Red Cross and the Salvation Army.
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The Clean Clothes Campaign and its alliance partner Labour Behind the Label (LBL), an organization that campaigns for garment workers' rights, helped plan the action.
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Last week, Adweek reported that the company plans to roll out targeted ad tech later this year, and expand its customized content campaigns for advertisers.
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By contrast, the Democratic Party distinguished itself as the party of identity politics, embracing racial justice while Trump campaigns for an America that denies it exists.
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"King Salman's signature is now all that stands between them and their execution," said Samah Hadid, Director of campaigns for the Middle-East at Amnesty International.
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For almost a decade, Jennifer Connelly has inspired his work and starred in numerous campaigns for the designer, both at Balenciaga and now at Louis Vuitton.
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I enlisted the help of makeup artist Katie Jane Hughes — the woman responsible for the makeup in the Lidstar, Body Hero, and Haloscope campaigns — for help.
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Overseeing campaigns for companies, including American Airlines, Family Dollar and Fox Sports, his firm works on campaigns to develop football (aka soccer) marketing brands in America.
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Known for her colorful and surreal images of life in South Africa, her pictures have also been featured in campaigns for companies like Adidas and Levis.
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Just look at the endless fan campaigns for Idris Elba to replace Craig, or at the rampant speculation that the next Bond could be a woman.
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Democratic parties in Florida, Ohio, Virginia and Colorado have started to build coordinated campaigns for the general election, according to sources with knowledge of the planning.
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O'Sullivan noted that ten SOSV-backed companies ran Kickstarter fundraising campaigns for their products that broke the $1 million mark as of the end of 2016.
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It helps that the case has been taken by the American Center for Law and Justice, a lobby group which often campaigns for religious conservative causes.
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The big picture: Security companies of all sizes have mulled offering free or discounted cybersecurity products to campaigns for a mix of altruistic and marketing reasons.
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Hanne Gaby Odiele, a Belgian model who has appeared in Vogue, Elle, and Harper's Bazaar, and in campaigns for Dior and Marc Jacobs, says she's intersex.
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"With both of us being in campaigns for Gap I think it would be cool to pass down that piece of memory to him," he shares.
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Chanel Iman, now 29, became a Victoria's Secret Angel in 2010, has grazed the covers of Vogue, and worked Ralph Lauren campaigns for over 10 years.
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"Nobody really deserves to be caught in the middle of these games," said Victoria-Lola Leon Guerrero, an activist who campaigns for a lowered military presence.
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I recused myself from any investigation into the campaigns for President, but I did not recuse myself from defending my honor against scurrilous and false allegations.
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Former president Nicolas Sarkozy visited Calais this week, as he campaigns for a return to the presidency next year, promising to be particularly tough on immigration.
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Twitter has announced similar campaigns for New Year's Eve and Christmas in the past, as more social media users use the holiday periods to celebrate online.
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"This is innovative and good," Anna Bryher advocacy director at Britain's Labour Behind the Label, which campaigns for garment workers' rights, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"The DNC forums and these campaigns for chair have all been about unity, unity, unity, and Bernie put out a different message," said one Clinton ally.
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In 2004, he founded the Association of Former Social Convicts, which campaigns for the right of gay and transgender victims of the Franco regime to compensation.
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The move followed strikes in states including West Virginia and Oklahoma that saw thousands of teachers crowd into capitol buildings in successful campaigns for higher spending.
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Warren, who is likely running for president, faced criticism in previous campaigns for telling law school administrators at Harvard and Penn that she was Native American.
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On top of that, she's featured in campaigns for just about every luxury fashion brand you can think of, including opening and closing their runways shows.
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The U.S. Secret Service overpaid millions of dollars when reimbursing presidential campaigns for plane travel during the 21625 election, according to a new government watchdog report.
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Mr. Vaynerchuk, who has helped clients produce campaigns for the platform, said he first spotted the app in the iTunes App Store charts, and through Musical.
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The report underscores the mounting economic pressure on a key Trump constituency as he campaigns for a second term (Bloomberg News in The Los Angeles Times).
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Mr. Downey, 36, works in Manchester, N.H., as a consultant managing client campaigns for Hilltop Public Solutions, a Washington, based public affairs and political consulting firm.
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They've also collaborated on campaigns for Kenzo fashion house and have been featured in magazines such as T, Dazed, and Wallpaper*, to name just a few.
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Two included courses, Google AdWords Business Training and The Complete Google AdWords Course, will teach you to identify profitable keywords and optimize campaigns for success. 3.
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Steyer, meanwhile, publicly flirted with a run for office -- including potential campaigns for the presidency in 2020 or in California, for the governor's office or Sen.
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Moreover, Mr. Trump, who weighed campaigns for mayor and governor long before running for president, still nurtures hopes of winning New York in a future election.
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At the time, a growing women's network, developed through campaigns for the abolition of slavery, temperance and women's suffrage, was primed to help a female professional.
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"There's a huge appetite for ejiao in China that shows no signs of diminishing," said Simon Pope, manager of rapid response and campaigns for the organization.
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Perhaps, despite running two failed campaigns for the presidency, he's a deft enough politician to handle all of this and make a compelling case against Trump.
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Then they entered the political arena themselves, launching campaigns for the elected body with the most power over their daughters' education: the Broward County School Board.
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He was previously at the firm Pepper Hamilton, was regulatory affairs counsel at the National Association of Credit Unions and worked on campaigns for ex-Sens.
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Unfortunately, the issues that were at play in the fight for women's political rights in 1913 still plague many of the campaigns for equal rights today.
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In March most parties with members in congress signed a pact promising not to stir resentment against Venezuelans in campaigns for regional elections due next month.
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Record labels have their own traditional marketing, but if they could have their own TikTok wing, we could run campaigns for every song that gets released.
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New research by Kenworthy found that in medical crowdfunding, campaigns for Black people receive an average of $4003 less per donation than those for white people.
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But they'll have to weigh any further impeachment action with the political benefit Trump gets from playing the victim card as he campaigns for re-election.
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" The World Uyghur Congress, a Munich-based group that campaigns for self-determination, dismissed the two officials' claims as following "a predictable pattern of dubious statements.
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"Throwing weight behind anti-choice candidates is bad politics that will lead to worse policy," said Mitchell Stille, who oversees campaigns for NARAL Pro-Choice America.
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Ellison never joined the Nation of Islam, but he was known in Minnesota, even during his early state-legislative campaigns, for his friendly relationship with it.
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"You have to look at campaigns for what they are, and I have no doubt that the progressive movement needs her leadership as well," he added.
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Foley personally made maximum campaign donations to Zinke's reelection campaigns for his Montana House seat in 85033 and 2014, totaling $5,200, according to campaign finance records.
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Rangaswami said he raised money for Harris' campaigns for California attorney general and the US Senate and attended her presidential campaign kickoff this year in Oakland.
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Don't make your end game the political money that trades hands in the form of movie campaigns for people who can't see us and recognize us.
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" In a typical line of attack as Trump campaigns for Republicans ahead of this year's midterms, Trump said Democrats are the party of "anger and hate.
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She belongs to its Islamist faction, Ra'am, which campaigns for more services and rights for Arabs in Israel, and supports the creation of a Palestinian state.
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It is one of several challenges facing Ms. Harris's candidacy, which will be one of the first viable campaigns for president launched by a nonwhite woman.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Arron Banks, a British businessman who bankrolled one of the main campaigns for Brexit, said that whistleblowers who had made allegations against his Leave.
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If you've ever tried to choose between supporting similar campaigns for the same worthy cause on GoFundMe, you know it can be challenging to pick just one.
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O'Rourke's and Cruz's campaigns have raised a staggering $63 million, which trails only the roughly $70 million in cash taken in by the campaigns for Democratic Sen.
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So far the GoFundMe campaigns for Black Panther tickets have raised more than $620,000, and thousands of children have been able to see the movie for free.
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"With California having such a huge population, it's going to be very impactful nationwide," said Cathy Callaway, associate director of state and local campaigns for the society.
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"He launched campaigns for you, not just for Oscar nominations, but he went out there and banged the drum for you on other films," says the source.
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She recently attended the Gucci show during Milan Fashion Week, and has been the face of the brand in three separate campaigns for its Forever Now fragrance.
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She runs workshops on topics like social media for colleagues at the union office, campaigns for local officials, and acts as the union representative for her building.
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But it illustrated a penchant for often brutally effective nicknames that Democrats are bracing for Trump to employ when he campaigns for Republicans in November's congressional elections.
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Earlier this week Pinterest announced it is partnering with Oracle Data Cloud to measure the return on investment for ad campaigns for 29 consumer packaged goods companies.
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Cory Booker's girlfriend Rosario Dawson wants him to show more of his personality while he campaigns for the Democratic presidential nomination, the New Jersey senator said Wednesday.
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"Following the horrific attack in Charlottesville, we removed multiple campaigns for James Fields, and we will continue to do so if other campaigns are created," Solomon said.
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"They consistently test well in both focus groups and polling," said Tom Schultz, vice president of campaigns for the Club for Growth, referring to the four congresswomen.
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As Mr. Trump campaigns for a second term, he cannot afford to lose support from the religious conservatives who voted for him in 2016 in significant numbers.
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Scores of campaigns for sexual assault victims have raised $0, or received a handful of donations but then dried up, meeting less than 2500% of their goals.
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Previously she spent a decade leading digital campaigns for nonprofits and political races, including EMILY's List, Barack Obama's 2012 reelection campaign, and former Wisconsin senator Russ Feingold.
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The main company involved in the strategy is the DCI Group, a Washington-based public relations firm that has previously developed campaigns for tobacco and oil multinationals.
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There were other crowdfunding efforts for drug research before our campaign, but as far as I know, ours were the first crowdfunding campaigns for psychedelic drug research.
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Plus, it was shot by a photographer that I've admired since before becoming a model, Cass Bird, who's shot countless campaigns for high-fashion magazines and designers.
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The legendary basketball coach, himself known as "The General," has been using the phrase to describe the GOP candidate in recent days as he campaigns for him.
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The horror film is the latest offering from BH Tilt, which is trying to contain distribution costs by orchestrating more targeted marketing campaigns for certain theatrical releases.
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Noland and Bogart plan to donate the money from their pop-up to Labour Behind the Label, a U.K.-based organization that campaigns for workers' rights worldwide.
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There's also a huge focus from the oil industry on the wording of their ad campaigns, for example, to get their message across without being easily refuted.
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McGahn served for years as counsel to the National Republican Congressional Committee, the arm of the Republican Party that oversees campaigns for the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Although young, the kid has already made a name for himself in the modeling world -- having done campaigns for Calvin Klein, Dolce & Gabbana as well as Vogue.
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Snap is trying to get pharmaceutical companies to place ad campaigns for products that are relevant to younger audiences, ranging from birth control to vaccinations, on Snapchat.
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She's starred in campaigns for big names like Roberto Cavalli and has for legendary fashion photographers such as Mario Testino and Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin.
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The networks said the campaigns for both Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists monitors attacks on journalists around the world and campaigns for the release of those who are jailed, including most recently in Azerbaijan.
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There are around 19703 such tribes that are known about around the world, said Jonathan Mazower of Survival International, which campaigns for the protection of isolated tribes.
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"It's about time advertisers woke up and stopped reinforcing lazy, outmoded gender stereotypes," said Ella Smillie, a spokeswoman for the Fawcett Society, which campaigns for women's rights.
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She works with brands on advertising campaigns for Foursquare in New York, an online service that allows users to find places of interest based on their location.
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The trial was a good reminder of just how young the people are who run campaigns for some of the most consequential public offices in the country.
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Bloomberg, speaking Friday in Texas, said using his own money to fund his three successful campaigns for New York mayor guaranteed he was not beholden to contributors.
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I've worked in political media and campaigns for three decades and never have witnessed America this dug in, with so few people open to changing their minds.
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Michael Flynn, a Trump adviser, and other veterans such as Mark Geist, who participated in the rescue effort during the Benghazi terrorist attack and campaigns for Trump.
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That divide has left the stakes higher for advertisers devising campaigns for some of the biggest U.S. brands, which typically avoid politics, for fear of upsetting consumers.
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"Others run campaigns for reducing costs but that's how we do business," he told Reuters, adding the carrier was nearing Ryanair in terms of its cost base.
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Mobovivo's innovative Sports Game Engine integrates TV, video, sports, daily fantasy and social games into powerful multi-platform destinations and campaigns for brands, sports teams and venues.
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But even before the weekend, he was largely banished from the most competitive campaigns for the House and various governorships because of his unpopularity with swing voters.
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Plus, studios hire experienced consultants to run campaigns for their nominees — consultants who often are taking pages right from the most notorious Oscar campaigner in Hollywood history.
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Lawyers for the families argued that advertising campaigns for guns appeared to be "courting" troubled young men, like Adam Lanza, who carried out the Sandy Hook shooting.
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In his previous campaigns for the president's office, residents of Guadalajara, the wealthy capital of the state of Jalisco, shunned him, considering his leftist platform too radical.
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Ms. Fraser ran her husband's campaigns for the Minnesota Senate, where he served from 1954 to 1962, and for the United States House of Representatives (1963-79).
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Scott Walker, who is under pressure as he campaigns for a third term, signed a bill in March increasing aid to nearly 22014 sparsely populated school districts.
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And in our diplomacy, our fight against climate change, our campaigns for human rights, female education, we will rediscover muscles that we have not used for decades.
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They spent millions of dollars to grow a large "house file," or email list, that they could then rent out to campaigns for large sums of money.
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Lizet Ocampo, manager of political campaigns for People for the American Way, is one of the protesters in red sitting in the back row for Gorsuch's hearing.
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Colorado defenseman Cale Makar, in nine games, and Vancouver defenseman Quentin Hughes, in 22009 games, added eight points apiece to fuel their campaigns for the Calder Trophy.
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Though he listened politely and expressed concern, he has continued to escalate his anti-press rhetoric, which has reached new heights as he campaigns for re-election.
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CNBC added the fundraising amounts released by presidential campaigns for the last three months of 2019 to the total through the first three quarters of the year.
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In a 20-page complaint filed Monday, the Campaign Legal Center said the FEC should consider whether Zinke violated campaign finance laws during his campaigns for Congress.
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In a 2202-page complaint filed Monday, the Campaign Legal Center said the FEC should consider whether Zinke violated campaign finance laws during his campaigns for Congress.
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But the political payoff from moving ahead may satisfy Trump for now, and allow him to declare he's kept his promise as he campaigns for re-election.
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He previously worked in politics and public affairs directing campaigns for Arnold Schwarzenegger and Mitt Romney and working on the Strategy Department of the Republican National Committee.
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"It's presented as an option, but it isn't really," Erin Williams, a female model on two of Mr. Weber's campaigns for Abercrombie & Fitch, said of working nude.
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In recent weeks, the issue has been highlighted by a study by Britain's National Secular Society (NSS), which campaigns for an end to the special treatment of religions.
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Just ask model Yuka Mannami, who in the past few months alone has covered i-D and Vogue Japan, and has fronted campaigns for Givenchy and Bottega Veneta.
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"I recused myself from any investigation into the campaigns for President," he said, "but I did not recuse myself from defending my honor against scurrilous and false allegations."
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Until this update, which was first announced as an upcoming feature in April, Google only allowed advertisers to tailor video ad campaigns for computers, mobile phones, and tablets.
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Ameen Rhayem, representative of the Arab Foundation for Freedoms and Equality (AFE) which campaigns for gender and LGBT rights, said many in Lebanon still struggled to accept difference.
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"It's going to be a rehearsal of the real action, giving key data for the campaigns, for citizens and investors," said Buenos Aires-based political analyst Sergio Berensztein.
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The campaigns for Ted Cruz and Donald Trump are also planning to make presentations at the spring gathering next week on their plans to win the White House.
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North West Friends of Israel, a group that campaigns for Israel in the UK, reported the posters and said they had been placed illegally and should be removed.
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Springsteen has not been shy about his political leanings, performing in support of Obama during both his campaigns for president and at his historic inauguration in January, 2009.
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In later life, he unsuccessfully tried to start a political career, announcing campaigns for the governor of Kentucky in 2003 and for Mitch McConnell's Senate seat in 2008.
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Across England, 148 councillors—137 of them Tories—have already been elected without a fight, according to the Electoral Reform Society, which campaigns for fairer votes in Britain.
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After the dead are dead, their memory matters for the sake of our campaigns for justice: to inspire them in the first place or to give them strength.
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"I recused myself from any investigation into the campaigns for President, but I did not recuse myself from defending my honor against scurrilous and false allegations," Sessions said.
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Trump has repeatedly lauded the North's freeze in weapons testing as he is keen for a big foreign policy win as he campaigns for re-election in 2020.
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Do Republicans running in 2016 favor a president who campaigns for a ban on immigration of Muslims so extreme that a long list of experts, including retired Gen.
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As a result, they promptly began using their influence over the media, fundraising and support for campaigns for other elected offices to guide voters towards their preferred candidates.
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Another popular way of dodging the proper customer relationship is through crowdfunding, which Jolla tapped for millions in funding through two Indiegogo campaigns for its Jolla Tablet project.
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The Hill reached out to about two dozen Republican campaigns for Senate, and none of the candidates responded to say they would support McConnell for leader if elected.
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Maria Filippelli is the Public Interest Technology 2020 Census fellow coordinating census tech awareness campaigns for community organizations and creating intro-to-tech resources for civil rights organizations.
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With more Democrats announcing their campaigns for president in 2020, it is critical for these candidates and the party understand the lessons the 2016 election has to offer.
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Bush, Kasich and Christie have committed vast time and financial resources to the state and have essentially been squatting there, laying the groundwork for their campaigns for months.
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She went on to appear in campaigns for Scunci and Naturistics before getting into acting and booking the "Gilmore Girls" role that would make her a household name.
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"This situation leaves doctors, nurses, midwives, cleaners and patients alike at serious risk of infection and illness," the global head of campaigns for WaterAid said in a statement.
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Williams, 3003, a New York area digital marketing strategist who helps create advertising campaigns for social media, has been regularly tracking which companies are going public and when.
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Because the apps vary in their user appeal and acceptance of ads, companies often have to create different campaigns for each app, a costly and time-consuming process.
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As he campaigns for president, Mr. Rubio, a Florida senator, says that the United States cannot accept refugees from Syria and Iraq because of the potential security risk.
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The U.S. Secret Service reportedly overpaid a total of $4 million to 2016 presidential campaigns for air travel, reports CNN citing a report by the Government Accountability Office.
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The operator of lines such as Royal Caribbean International and Celebrity Cruises said the launch of new marketing campaigns for core brands would also hurt its profit margins.
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But the soft-on-crime smear is still a staple in election campaigns for judgeships and prosecutor positions, and many members of Congress remain wary of the subject.
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" Among the stated goals: their hopes of "mitigating the issue in the upcoming presidential cycle -- both in the primary and potential general elections campaigns for 2019 and 2020.
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The company also launched marketing campaigns for Snyder's of Hanover pretzels and Kettle chips while introducing the Epic Crunch line of nachos and crackers under its Goldfish brand.
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For what it's worth: Campaigns for California offices generally don't launch from DC. SANDERS REUNION IN MICHIGAN: A group of young, digital-savvy organizers who helped turn Sen.
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After listening to local health officials, the campaigns for both of the two major remaining Democratic presidential candidates canceled their Cleveland rallies out of an abundance of caution.
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But voters should be keeping a close eye on the money the presidential candidates raise that will eventually switch over to campaigns for something other than the presidency.
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McAuliffe, 61, is a former chairman of presidential campaigns for both Bill and Hillary Clinton, and a former head of the Democratic National Committee from 2001 to 2005.
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The Tax Justice Network, which campaigns for transparency, has placed the Netherlands near the top of a global ranking of countries that helped to cut corporate tax bills.
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The book chronicles how she and her peers reported on both of Hillary Clinton's unsuccessful campaigns for president, and has attracted ire from none other than Chelsea Clinton.
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Rival campaigns, for instance, took note of Mr. Booker's ability to unite the full spectrum of New Jersey Democratic leaders behind him shortly after he entered the race.
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Migration Watch, which campaigns for less immigration, said it was a "retrograde step" which would lead to foreign students staying in Britain to carry out low-skilled jobs.
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State and local governments, hospitals, nonprofits, and individuals have launched campaigns for mask donations, attempting to get the protective gear to medical workers who need it the most.
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Wade to the forefront of American politics, Ms. Blackburn has largely relegated abortion to the background as she campaigns for the seat being vacated by Senator Bob Corker.
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He was referring to his campaigns for the governorship in 2004 and 2008, the first of which he lost by fewer than 200 votes in a third recount.
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Before Sanders, Debs was the most successful socialist candidate in American history, winning hundreds of thousands of votes in the final four of his five campaigns for president.
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The NRA's Political Victory Fund contributes money to political campaigns for gun rights-friendly candidates and is only one of the ways the organization receives and spends money.
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He suffered decisive losses in campaigns for State Senate and Assembly in 2010, and he was defeated in 2016 in an earlier bid for district leader in Queens.
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At the time, the stylists Kezia Keeble and Paul Cavaco, best known for their work on ad campaigns for Calvin Klein and Gianni Versace, were opening an agency.
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Campaigns for governor are also being waged in the states of Coahuila and Nayarit, but in the State of Mexico the stakes — and the spoils — are far greater.
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One of the survivors was Ms. Kelly's former boss, Bill Stepien, who managed Mr. Christie's two successful campaigns for governor before Mr. Christie fired him as Bridgegate erupted.
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Prior to Right Side Up, Shaw scaled podcast campaigns for brands like quip, Lyft and Texture, and has worked with brands like McDonald's, Honda, ampm, and Tempur Sealy.
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In a press statement, GLAAD said Beyoncé was selected for inclusive representation of LGBTQ people in her music videos and ad campaigns for her Ivy Park clothing line.
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He also worked on presidential campaigns for Reagan and George H.W. Bush, work that got him in hot water for, interestingly, allegedly spying on President Jimmy Carter's campaign.
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On the heels of historic election campaigns for Danica Roem and Christine Hallquist, it's important to remember where we came from — and how far we still have to go.
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Machado's multi-ethnic background (her lineage was Portuguese, Chinese, and Indian) was showcased in editorials and campaigns for decades, proving that there was a space for non-white models.
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The initial announcement of a £50 redesign sparked social media campaigns for all sorts of famous Brits, including British spy Noor Inayat Khan and former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
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The company was accused of using the data to help build profiles on voters in an effort to help the presidential campaigns for Ted Cruz and later Donald Trump.
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A well-known figure locally, Heise is running as a candidate for grassroots group "Wir fuer Kibo" ("Kirchheimbolanden is Us"), which campaigns for sustainable development and more civic engagement.
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A Texas-based consultant, Weaver also has worked on Republican presidential campaigns for the late John McCain and former Utah governor Jon Huntsman, now the US ambassador to Russia.
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Thinx, the brand behind those cheeky marketing campaigns for its period-absorbent panties, is charging forward on its mission to give women peace of mind (minus all that controversy).
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The double warning comes as the two campaigns for and against Brexit step up their rhetoric about the impact staying or leaving the EU would have on Britain's security.
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Among its big purchases was the 2011 acquisition of GSI Commerce, which helps manage the websites and online marketing campaigns for retailers including Toy "R" Us and Kenneth Cole.
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Activist investors, by contrast — people like Bill Ackman, Carl Icahn, and Paul Singer — seek to hold companies accountable by launching activist campaigns for change or, sometimes, selling their shares.
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This year saw Candice Huffine walking the runway for Tome and Christian Siriano, and Paloma Elsesser appearing in campaigns for everyone from Nike and Glossier to Rihanna's Fenty Beauty.
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Based out of London the 15-strong team has delivered global campaigns for clients including Alibaba, Henderson Global Investors and Thomson Reuters that have transformed their content/engagement strategies.
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Aside from singing his heart out, Vision has had a successful modeling career thus far and has been featured in campaigns for Pepsi, Lays, Coach, Samsung, LG and more.
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Once designated "The Closer" on her husband's campaigns for the White House, Obama on Friday entered a race more bitterly fought than either of her husband's own election battles.
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Though squash is included in the Commonwealth Games, Pan-American Games and Asia Games, it has not been selected as an event in recent Olympics, despite campaigns for entry.
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It's not unreasonable to think, Snyder said, that crowdfunding sites could develop ways or hire staff to screen out campaigns for the very worst bunk out there, like homeopathy.
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While Republicans hope to win their primaries by sticking close to Mr. Trump, Democrats appear split on how much to make their own campaigns for governor about the president.
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One expert who has been tracking online disinformation campaigns for years pointed out that the mix of languages within the network could help identify the origin of the attack.
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Her inspiration is Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani-born Nobel prize laureate relentlessly campaigns for female education in defiance of the Taliban, who shot her in the head in 2012.
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In the past several months, that has included taking soup to sick friends, giving more money to GoFundMe campaigns for strangers in need, and "rage donating" to the ACLU.
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The legal action is being backed by Worker Info Exchange, an organization founded by Farrar that campaigns for workers to be given access to data collected by their employers.
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But Rubio did not handle the pressure well during the latest debate, said Weber, who has worked on campaigns for such Republicans as Mitt Romney and George W. Bush.
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Instead of having to use expensive video software to generate campaigns for Snapchat's unique vertical video format, in July advertisers will be able to use the Snap Publisher tool.
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These shocking statistics have sparked petitions and campaigns for more female representation in school syllabi — curricula which inevitably shape students' perceptions of what is considered the very best literature.
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" Ethan Slavin, a spokesman for Aetna, said the company makes "donations to campaigns for both major political parties to support and address issues that impact our customers and members.
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CHRIS MELODY FIELDS Washington The writer is manager of legal mobilization and strategic campaigns for the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law and co-leader of Election Protection.
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Whether Mr. Sanders endorses her enthusiastically and campaigns for her, or recognizes her as the nominee but otherwise withholds his blessing, is a significant concern for some Clinton advisers.
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There have been times, during both of Hillary's campaigns for the presidency, when I've felt as if I've been trapped in that familiar nightmare that haunts our collective unconscious.
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That also creates a cool tension within campaigns: For instance, I burned through a ton of prestige points trying to salvage a disastrous Italian campaign with reinforcements and specialists.
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Clinton is one of the most practiced debaters in modern politics, after two campaigns for the Senate and the presidency, and she is perceived to have a considerable advantage.
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His pick for ambassador to Australia is A.B. Culvahouse, who served as White House counsel in the Reagan administration and worked on presidential campaigns for both the late-Sen.
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Mónica Ramírez is the founder and President of Justice for Migrant Women, and also currently serves as the director of Gender Justice Campaigns for the National Domestic Workers Alliance.
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The mother of two has since graced countless magazine covers for Vogue, Harper's Bazaar Elle and stared in major designer campaigns for brands like Chanel, Versace and Calvin Klein.
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The midterms will undoubtedly be viewed as a referendum on Trump, meaning that as the President campaigns for others, he will also be looking to boost his own standing.
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He blasted the Jeb Bush and Ted Cruz campaigns for insincerely mouthing focus-grouped platitudes... While he mocked a disabled reporter, race-baited, and bragged about committing sexual assault.
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Op-Ed Contributor IN their campaigns for the Republican presidential nomination, both Donald J. Trump and Marco Rubio have said that the American dream is either dead or dying.
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After catching the eye of executive Tommy Mottola, Columbia Records launched one of the most expensive campaigns for a new artist to make Carey a priority for pop stardom.
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Then I discovered the (wildly successful) crowdfunding campaigns for the Perifit, a pelvic floor trainer that sends out a Bluetooth signal to a video game app on your phone.
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She's walking every runway from couture to ready-to-wear to Victoria's Secret, fronting campaigns for Stuart Weitzman and Versace, and regularly scoring prime real estate on the newsstand.
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GoFundMe has built a strong business around individuals starting campaigns for specific causes, so this, in a way, is part of a second wave of expansion for the company.
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More than 90 percent of Muslim women surveyed in 2015 by Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan (BMMA), which campaigns for women's rights, wanted an end to triple talaq and polygamy.
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"The whole policy around this plant is just so illogical," said Robert J. Capecchi, director of federal policies at the Marijuana Policy Project, an organization that campaigns for legalization.
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" Tributes quickly flooded in for the German shutterbug, who worked on campaigns for brands like Dior and Louis Vuitton, and shot covers for high-profile publications like Vogue. "Heartbroken.
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Gulati, who had run unopposed in each of his campaigns for the post he has held since 2006, announced last week that he would not seek a fourth term.
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Fisher, 27, works as an account strategist at LGND Digital Storytelling, an agency in Washington that designs and introduces digital products and campaigns for companies and public affairs organizations.
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During her advertising career she worked on campaigns for the National Organization for Women ("Womanpower: It's much too good to waste"), as well as for various products and companies.
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Light Phone's founders discuss life beyond the smartphone The company has run two successful crowdfunding campaigns for a pair of minimalist phones designed to augment or replace the smartphone.
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The 25-year-old Biden notched his first-ever nominating contest win, more than three decades after he launched the first of his three campaigns for the White House.
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"This is cruelty to animals at its worst," said Jason Baker, the vice president of international campaigns for the Asia branch of People for the Ethical Treatment for Animals.
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Kirshner previously worked in the Manhattan DA's office, served as a member of Vance's transition committee and has donated about $6,000 since 2010 to Vance's campaigns for district attorney.
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Kaiser testified against her former employer in the scandal which resulted in its 2018 shutdown, and has since founded the Own Your Data Foundation, which campaigns for increased transparency.
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The proposed tax marks the latest round in a battle with an industry that, in part, helped fund her campaigns for Senate during the 2012 and 2018 election cycles.
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Trudeau took a road trip Friday in Ontario to meet with voters and hold babies -- including black babies -- as he campaigns for reelection, making stops in Barrie and Whitby.
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With that level of engagement, he's managed to build a side hustle, doing work on paid campaigns for companies such as airline Aer Lingus and an energy drink maker.
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A lawyer by training, he worked at corporations including PR giant Edelman and Tinder parent company Match Group and ran campaigns for politicians including John McCain and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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But it's law enforcement agencies that often bill campaigns for helping with crowds, security and closing streets when a candidate comes to town, though some absorb the cost themselves.
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Donald Jr. said in a recent interview with Morning Joe that he and his siblings are running the family business largely on their own while their father campaigns for president.
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She was involuntarily outed by the Oregonian during one of her campaigns for public office, but she immediately embraced her public identity and became a fierce ally for LGBTQ Oregonians.
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Mailchimp today announced that the Mailchimp app, which let its users use their Shopify data to create targeted email campaigns, for example, is no longer available in the Shopify marketplace.
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Delevingne, 25, has modeled for Burberry over the years, starring in multiple advertising campaigns for the classic British luxury brand — including her very nude 2014 campaign with supermodel Kate Moss.
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Man who attempted to grab gun at rally wanted 'to kill Trump' "I get shot down maybe four (out of) five times," she said about when she campaigns for Trump.
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She was born in Barnaul, a city in Siberia, in a family of engineers and has worked as a local journalist and on political campaigns for the United Russia party.
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The initiative by the Congressional Leadership Fund, a super PAC aligned with Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), now includes 22020 offices running mini-campaigns for vulnerable Republicans throughout the country.
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Citizens United is best known for bringing the Supreme Court case that dramatically scaled back regulations on unions and corporations regarding political spending independent of campaigns for Congress and president.
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A statement from Marlon Marshall, the director of state campaigns for Hillary Clinton, said: "LePage's racist rants sadly distract from efforts to address one of our nation's most pressing problems."
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Jacob Mchangama, a Danish lawyer who campaigns for free speech across Europe, said the ECHR verdict was a sad deviation from the welcome trend towards entrenching the liberty to offend.
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Between nearly nude campaigns for her latest makeup collection and a perfume bottle sculpted to mirror her naked form, Kim Kardashian West has never been shy about celebrating her body.
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But Sarah Norcross, director of Progress Educational Trust, which campaigns for ethically sound research in genetics, said the HFEA's decision was "a victory for level-headed regulation over moral panic".
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"This is a progressive step that embraces diversity," said Du Sih-cheng, the policy advocacy director at the Taiwan Tongzhi Hotline Association, a non-profit that campaigns for LGBT+ rights.
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For example, he's working with The8App platform to help find charitable campaigns for his clients to work with, including potential deals with the United Nations and the Kimberly-Clark Foundation.
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Justice Democrats debuted a new website late Thursday to help progressive primary challengers get the communications, advertising and digital resources they need to mount campaigns for the 2020 congressional elections.
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Matt McDermott is a pollster and associate director at Whitman Insight Strategies, a consulting firm based in New York City that advises companies and political campaigns for Democrats and Independents.
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The impact on the presidential election and campaigns for the Senate and House will be substantial in 2016, and if Republicans continue on their current course they will regret it.
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Most people who mount political campaigns are likely to lose, and the fact that this is especially true of campaigns for president fails to deter all kinds of also-rans.
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"Marco's decision to seek re-election is about wanting to serve Florida, not about presidential politics," said Todd Harris, who has served on Mr. Rubio's campaigns for Senate and president.
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Dolan campaigns for Phillips wearing a shirt commemorating the "March for Our Lives" that students led after Parkland, and is committed to voting even if that is two cycles away.
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GoFundMe, one of the two leading crowdfunding firms, said on Monday it has removed multiple fundraising campaigns for Fields, because the company prohibits the promotion of hate speech and violence.
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It is unclear when, specifically, she was hired, but she has been posting on social media tagging Victoria's Secret and promoting the company's various campaigns for at least a week.
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In September 2019, several photos and a video of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in black face have surfaced, bringing him under intense scrutiny as he campaigns for re-election.
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"I have decided to recuse myself from any existing or future investigations of any matters related in any way to the campaigns for President of the United States," he said.
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He served as deputy finance chairman for George W. Bush's Texas gubernatorial campaigns in 1994 and 85033; co-chaired Bush's Eagles fundraising program in 2000; and chaired campaigns for Sen.
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The 45-year-old has been a member of the Bundestag lower house for almost 20 years and organized two national election campaigns for the SPD as its general secretary.
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It also means he cannot consult with opposition campaigns for advice — nor can he provide advice back to a campaign, which Harwood has on several occasions via recent WikiLeaks dumps.
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Disclosure: I worked with the Independent Drivers Guild as an organizer during their 220 campaigns for a cap on new ride-hail drivers and the implementation of a livable wage.
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The fourth season, which went live on Netflix on Friday, picks up where that charged moment left off, while also continuing to follow Underwood as he campaigns for re-election.
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Nevertheless, a recently appointed state election official has called on prosecutors to investigate Mr. de Blasio and his allies in the 2014 legislative campaigns for availing themselves of the pipes.
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The radical left-wing Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party, which campaigns for a more even distribution of wealth between white and black South Africans, led a rally outside the court.
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"He could have kept running campaigns for the Yanukovychs of the world, and nobody would have cared," said Hector T. Hoyos, one of Mr. Manafort's closest friends and business partners.
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It is not unusual for protesters motivated by personal stories to show up at hotly contested campaigns for elections, like the one taking place on Tuesday for Alabama's Senate seat.
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Dismayed by Mr. Kolfage's efforts, a number of people started online campaigns for Raices in recent days, including one created Thursday that had raised nearly $100,000 by late Friday afternoon.
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The youngest, Alexandra Richards, launched her career with a campaign for Tommy Hilfiger and went on to star in other campaigns for Burberry, Dior, and Abercrombie, according to her website.
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He later ran campaigns for Hillary Clinton and Charles B. Rangel, and then ran for office himself, winning elections to become a New York City councilman, public advocate and mayor.
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When her agent was auctioning her manuscript for "Women's Work," the price climbing into the stratosphere, she was preoccupied with the campaigns for Playtex and Aquafresh in her day job.
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And with lawmakers of both parties looking to wrap up their work to focus on their campaigns for re-election, the time to pass any significant legislation is running short.
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In 1978, in the last of his three successful campaigns for governor, Mr. Milliken became the first Republican to sweep predominantly black Wayne County, which includes Detroit, in 32 years.
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Alongside the slick ad campaigns for famous global brands — Visa, Adidas, Coca-Cola — there will be a proliferation of pitches from obscure companies with names like Mengniu, Vivo and Wanda.
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American politics has tended to be hostile terrain for the idealists and romantics who have started third parties or mounted independent campaigns for the presidency, governorships and other elected positions.
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Ami Bera's father is currently serving jail time after being convicted of election fraud in connection with his son's campaigns for the competitive Sacramento-area district in 2010 and 2012.
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Women across the U.S. are running for Congress in increased numbers, with more than twice as many women launching campaigns for the 2018 midterms than were running two years ago.
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She'd been signed to the modeling agency Wilhelmina since she was a teenager, appearing in ad campaigns for brands like Forever 22006 and magazines like American Cheerleader and Teen Prom.
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Anila Noor, a Pakistani refugee in the Netherlands who campaigns for the rights of refugee women, said that for many, even the idea of going out to work was difficult.
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Conservatism within Lebanon's major religions - Christianity and Islam - fuels support for conversion therapy, said Ameen Rhayem, representative of the Arab Foundation for Freedoms and Equality, which campaigns for LGBT+ rights.
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He was soon spotted as a savvy, if outspoken, Democratic asset, and joined campaigns for passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 19563.
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Speaking in Iowa as he campaigns for the Democratic nomination for president, O'Rourke said the US-Israeli relationship was among the most important "on the planet" and singled out Netanyahu.
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"In a multi-candidate field without Mike Pompeo, Kobach is likely to win" the primary, said David Kensinger, a Republican strategist who managed successful statewide campaigns for Roberts and Brownback.
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She has been a Maybelline New York spokesmodel and has appeared in various fashion campaigns for brands such as Giorgio Armani, Ralph Lauren, Miu Miu and Oscar de la Renta.
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Why it matters: Trump promised voters he'd end abuses of worker visa programs and save U.S. jobs — but as he campaigns for re-election, advocates say he hasn't done enough.
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Gregg Feinstein, Head of Mergers at Houlihan Lokey, Dies at 54 | Mr. Feinstein was one of the rare bankers who publicly advised shareholder activists on their campaigns for change at corporations.
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The authors of the study, published Thursday in The Lancet, searched for a particular kind of medical crowdfunding campaign on GoFundMe: campaigns for cancer treatments that involved the use of homeopathy.
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After losing campaigns for Congress in 1988 and 1990, he wrote an essay called "Confessions of a Negative Campaigner," in which he apologized for running negative ads against his opponent, Rep.
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"If you can predict the start of the annual epidemics of the flu and other respiratory viruses, you can use this knowledge to promote campaigns for the flu vaccine," he said.
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From Instagram It Girl to signed JAG model, Veras has walked down runways, modeled for American Apparel and participated in many major ad campaigns for brands like Aerie and MAC Cosmetics.
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"I have decided to recuse myself from any existing or future investigations of any matters related in any way to the campaigns for President of the United States," Sessions told reporters.
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This year, he's already endorsed two candidates — Randy Bryce in Wisconsin and Ben Jealous in Maryland — and one ballot measure, and he often campaigns for and supports candidates across the country.
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LAS VEGAS — For the first time since he declared his candidacy three months ago, Mike Bloomberg is taking fire from the Democrats running more traditional campaigns for the party's presidential nomination.
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Instead, he relies on a mixture of meditation, yoga and pranayama to inform his work, which has appeared everywhere from campaigns for Sony, Chevrolet and Nike to Kanye West's old blog.
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"Can he fundamentally alter the focus of this election right now — which is on him?" asked Bill Lacy, a GOP veteran who ran presidential campaigns for Bob Dole and Fred Thompson.
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