Phelps narrowly edged out his fellow countryman in the semifinals.
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With no new post on offer, Countryman decided to retire.
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He finished one shot ahead of his countryman Tyrrell Hatton.
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Rahm won his group by beating countryman Sergio Garcia 6&4.
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His countryman Abdullah Al-Rashidi won the skeet bronze at 52.
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He has a commercial driver's license out of Texas, Countryman said.
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If you want more space, consider the Clubman or Countryman wagons.
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The other shadow was that of his countryman, the composer Sibelius.
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There are more efficient and less expensive choices than the Countryman.
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His countryman Arunas Bermejo joined the club while studying in Lithuania.
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And he loves to volley, just as his countryman Henman did.
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The Mini Countryman SUV is already available as a plug-in hybrid.
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Countryman said there's no evidence of drugs or alcohol in the crash.
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Thompson will meet either countryman Alex de Minaur or American Reilly Opelka.
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Countryman Robert Sorlie won twice before - in 2003 and again in 2005.
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Kuchar finished second to countryman Jordan Spieth at the 2017 British Open.
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Just look at how my fellow countryman Alistair Overeem changed his game.
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Asafa Powell, another countryman of Mr Bolt's, faces similar problems at 33.
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The Mini Countryman SE All4 plug-in hybrid was introduced in June.
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Countryman asked who his replacement was; he was told there was none.
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Her 21-year-old countryman Lemi Berhanu Hayle won the men's race.
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His countryman, Shoma Uno, 20, took the silver medal with 306.90 points.
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I drove the new Countryman at a press event in Portland, Ore.
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The Countryman also came with four ultrasonic sensors and a couple of cameras.
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Countryman said the driver of the semi is Rogel Lazaro Aguilera-Mederos, 23.
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But Poland's eurosceptic government has made a push to remove fellow-countryman Tusk.
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Some Assistant Secretaries are political appointees, but most, like Countryman, are career diplomats.
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There is also talk of Groves taking on countryman Callum Smith this year.
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No. 7 seed Auger-Aliassime will play countryman Milos Raonic in a semifinal.
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Kikuchi, a rookie from Japan, was facing countryman Tanaka for the first time.
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Wizkid also showed up on his fellow countryman Patoranking's album God Over Everything.
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Brazilians, with their love for soccer and for improvisation, ensured their countryman received recognition.
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The men's title went to Kenyan Geoffrey Kamworor, who held off countryman Wilson Kipsang.
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Countryman spoke to a somber crowd, many of whom had signed the dissent memo.
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Like fellow countryman Samsung, LG is on course for company-record Q21 financial results.
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Ramos-Vinolas ousted countryman and sixth seed Roberto Carballes Baena 13-21, 268-290.
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His countryman Adam Scott described the roll that Day is on as Tiger-esque.
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The same could be said of the original Countryman, which came out in 25.
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"If in doubt, Simeone will always choose a fellow countryman," his coaching staff claim.
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Kapanen was again denied by his Finnish countryman in goal in the final minute.
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In 103, Gastón Gaudio beat his countryman Guillermo Coria to win the French Open.
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Car software is the often the weakest point and the Mini Countryman is no exception.
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Her big-serving countryman John Isner will kick off the night session on Arthur Ashe.
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Just under 10 percent of Mini Countryman buyers went for the hybrid — about 2,700 customers.
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"We agreed that it would be better if I just came home," Countryman told me.
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Wolves beat Leicester last Saturday, with Jota creating the only goal for his countryman Cavaleiro.
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His countryman Stan Wawrinka, 34, has won three while remaining deep in Federer's considerable shadow.
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Stretching the Countryman by eight inches has increased interior room to comfortably accommodate four adults.
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Despite its growth spurt, the Countryman looks much the same in the brand's inimitable way.
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Perhaps it took him longer because he was in the direct shadow of his countryman, Federer.
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See, it's a subcompact crossover that towers over the original Austin Mini Countryman from the '7003s.
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The Mini Countryman is a compromise between roomy and mini, built on the BMW X19603 platform.
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I never thought of it as a '90s gadget until I read Thomas Ricker's Countryman ScreenDrive.
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"Everything else he said were things we knew 10 years ago or more," Countryman told CNBC.
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I know my countryman Kiprop will be strong, but it's a championship and anything can happen.
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When Els was 8, he watched on TV as countryman Gary Player won the 1978 Masters.
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We have a Mini Cooper Countryman and they have a wireless charger, it's actually really cool.
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Rick Countryman, who leads Big Valley Grace Community Church, a large evangelical church in Modesto, Calif.
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Woods told him he had Kim's countryman K.J. Choi to thank for his limited Korean vocabulary.
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Nearly half a foot shorter than a Subaru Impreza, the Countryman is the largest Mini made.
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Teuvo Teravainen's spinning pass found Finnish countryman Aho at the back post for an easy conversion.
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In 21969, BMC created the Mini Moke, a lightweight troop transport vehicle based on the Mini Countryman.
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In 1964, BMC created the Mini Moke, a lightweight troop transport vehicle based on the Mini Countryman.
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The plug-in Mini Countryman variant is the latest in its overall alternative powertrain range of offerings.
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He tied countryman Richard Gasquet with his third Montpellier crown, the eighth ATP title of his career.
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His countryman, Abdullah Al-Rashidi, was a Brazilian crowd favorite for his charm and distinctive facial hair.
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Steve Cummings, Cavendish's teammate and countryman on Team Dimension Data, has also won a stage this year.
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The Capitals brought in Ilya Kovalchuk, 36, who has a long friendship with his countryman Alex Ovechkin.
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Alongside her countryman Roger Federer, she helped Switzerland win the Hopman Cup in Perth, Australia, this month.
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The Countryman could source music over DAB/DMB, FM, AM radio; USB; aux; or my personal Spotify account.
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The Countryman is the most spacious Mini ever, sporting both a TwinPower Turbo engine and an electric motor.
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Countryman entered the Foreign Service in 1982, and served in Egypt, Tunisia, Italy, Yugoslavia, Greece, and the Pentagon.
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The Countryman is quiet and composed when it needs to be, fun and exciting when it should be.
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"The Midcentury Kitchen: America's Favorite Room, From Workspace to Dreamscape, 1940s-1970s" by Sarah Archer (Countryman Press, $24.95).
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"He went to the right schools," a countryman at the United Nations once said of Pérez de Cuéllar.
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He will face Spain's Albert Ramos-Vinolas, who knocked out countryman Jaume Munar 7-6 (3), 6-3.
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With 6.5 inches of ground clearance, the Countryman should be kept on the moderate side of off-roading.
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Now a teaching pro near Miami, he was in Albot's players' box cheering for his countryman on Sunday.
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Denise Duval, a French soprano best known as the cherished muse of her countryman Francis Poulenc, died on Jan.
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THOMAS COUNTRYMAN, CHAIRMAN OF THE ARMS CONTROL ASSOCIATION: Meddling is an inaccurate word to describe what Russia did here.
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And as you'd expect from a $2130,212 car, the Countryman was equipped with enough intelligence to parallel park itself.
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The Countryman doesn't support Android Auto and new models won't get Apple CarPlay (and Apple Maps) until next month.
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I should note that the Countryman customization packages differ by country, often varying widely in bundled features and pricing.
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The announcement was backed up by his countryman, Alejandro Dominguez, who is president of South American Football Confederation, Conmebol.
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There, a fellow countryman noticed him and, thinking he looked hungry, invited him to lunch in the OSG chalet.
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During a morning match, García and his countryman Rafa Cabrera Bello played the Americans Patrick Reed and Jordan Spieth.
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Wawrinka follows his Swiss countryman Roger Federer in having to cut his season short because of a knee injury.
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His countryman Tomás Saraceno, who lives in Berlin, presented "Aerocene"–a flying sculpture formed by two solar-powered kites.
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Khan hasn't been shy about expressing his desire to fight his countryman Brook, who will likely need another eye surgery.
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Perfect countryman that he is, he hopes he'll bleed thick ichor from a war wound suffered defending his mighty flag.
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Ward's countryman Marcus Willis, a qualifier ranked 772nd, also had a day to remember — and will have another one Wednesday.
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Grace won that event in a three-man playoff, outlasting both Els and another U.S. Open-winning countryman, Retief Goosen.
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But he held off his countryman by two seconds, in the second-closest finish in the New York City Marathon.
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His countryman Roberto Mancini, meanwhile, was a relatively predictable choice for the managerial vacancy at Zenit St. Petersburg, in Russia.
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The easy course mimics a rugged Forest Service road and every vehicle aced it, even the X4 and Mini Countryman.
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When the novel came out, in 1930, Maugham's readers saw Kear as a sendup of their prolific countryman Hugh Walpole.
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He is more extroverted than the Bashful Prince, also known as his countryman Ryo Ishikawa, who is a year older.
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Troicki next faces countryman Miomir Kecmanovic, a 6-4, 33-5 winner against No. 6 seed Ugo Humbert of France.
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Knausgaard's monomaniacal excavation of the self and soul probably finds its closest counterpart in the work of Munch, his countryman.
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The Australian will face Miomir Kecmanovic in the semifinals after the Serbian beat his countryman Viktor Troicki, 6-3, 6-4.
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" Becky admits she is biased -- she's from Ireland, after all -- and tells us, "Of course I'm going to say me countryman!
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The 2017 Mini Cooper S Countryman was built in January 2017 by my fellow countrymen and women here in the Netherlands.
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My Mini Cooper S Countryman test ride came equipped with the usual sensors to help automate some of the driving experience.
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The semi hit cars stuck in a jam due to evening rush hour and a prior crash farther ahead, Countryman said.
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Brazilian fans praised Barao's aggressive style and Almeida certainly brings the same kind of reckless abandon to contests as his countryman.
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Masahiro Tanaka is another expert user of the splitter, but his velocity is a far cry from that of his countryman.
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He also rates the chances of his countryman Matthias Mayer winning a second successive downhill gold — although with one important caveat.
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If that's not enough, the Countryman will show you directions on the heads-up display that comes in the same package.
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And if Els does not win this year, which countryman does he most fancy - Branden Grace, Charl Schwartzel or Louis Oosthuizen?
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Shoma Uno, skating to Winter from the Four Seasons, was the next man to try to take down Hanyu, his countryman.
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Duhatschek compared Rittich, a Czech, to his most venerated countryman, Dominik Hasek, in terms of his attitude, competitiveness and mental makeup.
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Frittell finished at 12 under and edged Finland's Mikko Korhonen, England's David Horsey and his countryman Jbe' Kruger by one stroke.
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Ms. Heller made sure to seek out "Starry Night" by her countryman Vincent van Gogh, arguably the museum's most famous possession.
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Adelaide International France's Jeremy Chardy beat countryman Gilles Simon 33-3, 7-5 to reach the second round in Adelaide, Australia.
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I am guided by the words of my countryman Murrandoo Yanner, who reminds me of the strength of our ancient country.
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"Every time a Mexican fighter faces another countryman, fans know it's going to be a great fight," De La Hoya said.
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American Sam Saunders also was at seven-under through 15 holes with countryman Ryan Moore another stroke back after a 68.
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Rooney follows the lead of Swede Zlatan Ibrahimovic and retired countryman David Beckham by leaving Europe for MLS later in their careers.
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Despite training with the Blackzilians in Florida under countryman Henri Hooft, Spong has only fought under mixed rules twice, going 2-0.
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And if there's an accident, the Mini Countryman is prepared to automatically call emergency services with the car's exact location and status.
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A Flair for Combat Like his countryman, Khabib Nurmagomedov, Zabit places great value on hand traps when the fight hits the mat.
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For months you're teased with the promise of your most esteemed countryman starting a run at reclaiming his throne on home turf.
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Fellow countryman Colin Farrell narrated the documentary of the same name, which highlights Fitzmaurice's inspirational story and opens in theaters on Friday.
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This time it was the now-retired Estanguet, who was cheering on his countryman before hanging the gold medal around his neck.
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Cover: In this March 12, 2018, file photo a long row of 2018 Countryman models is shown at a Mini Cooper dealership.
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Countryman, as is customary for Assistant Secretaries, had submitted a letter of resignation, which the White House could act on at will.
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I pretty much burst into tears when I ended up trading it in for a Mini Countryman a couple of years ago.
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The Countryman isn't the agile microorganism that the Mini once was, but it still drives better than just about any small SUV.
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Ekman-Larsson of the Arizona Coyotes is somewhere in between after modeling his game on his Hall of Fame countryman Nicklas Lidstrom.
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Evans, a 26-year-old ranked 91st, will next face Roger Federer, who defeated Evans's friend and countryman Marcus Willis on Wednesday.
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They are brought to chipper, slightly cartoonish life by a cast appealingly rounded out by De'Adre Aziza, Raffi Barsoumian and Michael Countryman.
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The play will also feature Rachel Dratch ("Saturday Night Live") as well as Michael Countryman, Reg Rogers, de'Adre Aziza and Raffi Barsoumian.
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But even though he's in better shape than his countryman, Joshua keeps his movement to a minimum, stepping and pivoting whenever necessary.
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Slimani, an Algerian striker, headed home from close range off a pinpoint cross by his countryman Riyad Mahrez in the 25th minute.
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"It gives me great concern," said Thomas Countryman, a former acting undersecretary of state for ams control and international security under Obama.
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Samantha Power, the former US ambassador to the UN, once invited him to a Knicks game to cheer on his fellow countryman.
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But Kipchoge said he aspired to eventually break the marathon world record of 2:02:57, set by countryman Dennis Kimetto in 2014.
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Merkel has left the most vocal election campaigning to fellow countryman Manfred Weber, the top conservative candidate in the May 23-26 election.
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Twenty-eight vehicles were involved in the pileup: four of them semis and 24 cars, Lakewood Police Department Agent Ty Countryman told reporters.
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The pitching matchup features Texas lefty Martin Perez (26-43, 24 ERA) against his countryman, right-hander Jhoulys Chacin (20-210, 5.43 ERA).
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He would be replaced, the club said, by his countryman Quique Sánchez Flores, who had himself been fired by Watford three years earlier.
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But it repeatedly crashed into a disciplined Atlético defense, marshaled by Diego Godín, the rugged Uruguayan who repeatedly tussled with his countryman Suárez.
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"We're being portrayed as a domestic enemy rather than a loyal fellow countryman whose profession is to hold the powerful accountable," she said.
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Tenth-seeded David Goffin of Belgium beat his countryman Steve Darcis to reach the second round of the Monte Carlo Masters in Monaco.
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The qualifier Stefano Travaglia upset his Italian countryman Fabio Fognini, the No. 22 seed, 6-4, 7-6 (8), 3-63, 6-0.
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These can be about three to 11 inches longer than the Countryman, but many have the same or even less head- or legroom.
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Second-seeded Jo-Wilfried Tsonga of France defeated his countryman Lucas Pouille, 6-4, 0.373-4, in the Open 13 final in Marseille.
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Mr. Countryman is a warmly sympathetic More, and Ms. McCormick is magnetic — eloquent in her expressiveness even when Alice utters not a word.
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Just a few weeks ago, Jean says, he came across a fellow countryman walking on the highway, having just returned from the Dominican Republic.
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"We have no intention of reducing our focus on Iran's other programs, even as we continue with the implementation of the JCPOA," Countryman said.
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But if you're buying a new Mini Cooper S Countryman built after July then iPhone owners, at least, can still get Apple CarPlay support.
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The Angels took a 23-0 lead in the second inning when Shohei Ohtani delivered a pinch-hit RBI single off countryman Kenta Maeda.
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Keeping the authorizations secret has only added to the considerable suspicions that Congress has about the Trump administration's negotiations with the Saudis, said Countryman.
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His countryman, Rio Olympics 5,000m bronze medalist Hagos Gebrhiwet, clocked 7:37.41 for a five-second victory over Kenyan Edward Cheserek in the 3,45.913m.
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Trócoli's countryman Ricardo Ramos will face Manny Vazquez for the Legacy bantamweight belt Thomas Almeida left behind when he stepped up to the UFC.
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In the original ballet, a young peasant girl, Giselle, is seduced by an aristocrat, Count Albrecht, who is pretending to be a humble countryman.
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As a writer and observer, he shares certain similarities with his countryman Robert Macfarlane, whose "Landmarks" came out in the United States this summer.
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Tottenham was at the forefront of it, adding not just Dumitrescu but his countryman Gheorghe Popescu and the veteran Germany striker Jürgen Klinsmann, too.
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Lily Fulop is the author of Wear, Repair, Repurpose: A Maker's Guide to Mending and Upcycling Clothes, available now from The Countryman Press/W.
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Martinez Portero dominated fellow countryman Pablo Andujar 6-1, 6-4, and Balazs rallied past Brazil's Thiago Monteiro 1-6, 6-1, 6-4.
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It's a felicitous pairing, since Knausgaard's monomaniacal excavation of the self and soul probably finds its closest counterpart in the work of his countryman.
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But there was one more lap to go and countryman Yomif Kejelcha, the world indoor mile record holder, raced to victory in 13:00.56.
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Dang, the 20-year-old Street Fighter V pro beat 32 other players for the title, including fellow countryman and tournament runner-up Ricki Ortiz.
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Roger Federer is through to the semifinals of the Swiss Indoors Basel after Swiss countryman Stan Wawrinka was forced to pull out of the tournament.
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Don't get me wrong: the Countryman I drove is very modern by car standards, but modern gadgets can be transformed over time with system updates.
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But, Countryman explained, the mass changing still gives students a way to visualize what happens to things moving at the speeds where special relativity applies.
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For the men&aposs competition, Geoffrey Kamworor of Kenya held off countryman Wilson Kipsang by three seconds for his first major victory at the marathon.
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Aguilera-Mederos was behind the wheel of a flatbed truck loaded with lumber and was injured in the crash, but not seriously hurt, Countryman said.
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In early August, the Victoria's Secret Angel showed Seacrest around her native Brazil along with fellow countryman Alessandra Ambrosio as NBC's food and culture correspondents.
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Toon Hermans, his fellow-countryman, eloquently described his almost spiritual enthronement in Dutch hearts: Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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Tom Countryman, like many senior officials I spoke to, was demoralized by Trump's election, but he decided to carry on until his replacement was named.
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Jokic, 23, is turning heads and slinging assists reminiscent of former NBA big man and countryman Vlade Divac, though with greater potential and less flopping.
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Pablo Carreno Busta of Spain won his first ATP World Tour title by beating his countryman Roberto Bautista Agut in the Winston-Salem Open final.
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His countryman Adam Scott, a former world No. 1, was among the first to remove himself from consideration for the Summer Games, citing scheduling conflicts.
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Countryman Thomas Thwaites' work was in a similar vein; he built a set of prosthetic leg extensions to try living like a goat in Switzerland.
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Yet these memory maps make up what the University of Michigan historian Matthew Countryman has called "moral maps" of the places that we inhabit together.
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Ms. Kaczmarska said that Zamenhof Day was a bonus in her holiday season, and a chance to honor Esperanto and her countryman who created it.
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Nick Kyrgios, the mercurial Australian star, offered courtside spectators a running commentary during his first-round match against his countryman John Millman on Wednesday afternoon.
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Countryman and overnight leader Talor Gooch made it through 14 holes and was one stroke off the lead when play was called due to darkness.
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He died in his sleep at 83 — shortly after Mueller, his fellow countryman, had called him to report the news that he had been cashiered.
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For Mini, CarPlay will arrive a little later this year in the Tech Pack or Media Pack XL trims of the 2018 Countryman and 2018 Clubman.
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"Hands of Stone," shot by Venezuelan director Jonathan Jakubowicz and starring fellow countryman Edgar Ramirez as Duran, will be released on August 26th of this year.
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"[Renewal] would ensure that we do not return to a numerical arms race," said Thomas Countryman, former assistant secretary of State on international security and nonproliferation.
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Rodrigo Magalhaes, Felix's former youth cocoordinator at Benfica, told Business Insider that "Joao is a young talented player with similar dreams" to those of his countryman.
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Joseph D. Countryman, a former head of reservoir operations for the Army Corps of Engineers, told The Times that California was the nation's best dam builder.
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This position worries arms-control experts like Thomas M. Countryman, a career diplomat for 35 years and former assistant secretary of state in the Obama administration.
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There is his countryman Rúben Neves, too, once the shining star of Porto's academy and the youngest player to captain a team in the Champions League.
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Taking the if-you-can't-beat-them-join-them approach, Mini has beefed up its lineup and now sells a sport utility known as the Countryman.
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The middleweight echoed his countryman Johns' aspirations for the Welsh in the UFC and highlighted the strength of the talent pool that exists in their nation.
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The time, if ratified by global governing body IAAF, shaves 0.02 seconds off the mark countryman Maurice Greene initially established in 1998 and then matched in 2001.
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The newspaper and journal accounts of the time, which all fail to mention Linant's role, widely credit his countryman, the French consul to Egypt, Jean-François Mimaut.
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Rinne's win was the 214th of his career, leaving him just three shy of countryman Miikka Kiprusoff's 13 - the most by a Finnish netminder in the NHL.
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The eight gold medals tied his countryman, the cross country skier Bjorn Daehlie, who retired in 2001, for the most by a man in Winter Olympics history.
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He will expect his good fortune to continue when he meets unseeded countryman Philipp Kohlschreiber in the third round on Saturday, having won their last two meetings.
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That's not a Mini, it's a Maxi, they'll sneer, as if the mere presence of the BMW-built five-passenger Countryman is reason enough to be offended.
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He was a countryman; though his father was a stationmaster, the family kept pigs and a goat, and grew vegetables whose fresh, intense flavour he never forgot.
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Okoye -- who earned the nickname during his football days -- was Octagon-side Saturday to watch his countryman fight Tyron Woodley for the welterweight belt in Las Vegas.
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As he connected on Fabricio Werdum, the American brought the passionate Brazilian fans in the Arena da Baixada to silence, having fully expected success from their countryman.
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Pinot, 26, snatched the stage win ahead of his countryman Romain Bardet, 25, after an 88-mile ride from La Rochette to Méribel in the French Alps.
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In 1988, his countryman Byun Jong-Il staged an even longer sit-in after losing a decision, one that prompted South Korean officials to attack the referee.
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Alvarez followed his Cuban countryman with a 413-foot blast to left-center field, punctuating his big-league debut while lifting Houston to a 2-0 lead.
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His countryman Ronaldo, who won the World Cup with Brazil in 1994 and 2002, said Neymar was adeptly using his body to defend himself from further harm.
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Countryman wants to see limitations placed on the number of hypersonic missiles that a country can build or on the type of warheads that they can carry.
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He was in California appearing with his Icelandic countryman Daniel Bjarnason, whose new piano concerto will premiere with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Mr. Olafsson next season.
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And every year brings more varieties, so I'm going to keep a copy of APPLES (Countryman, $18.95), by Roger Yepsen, in my glove compartment as a reference.
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I spoke about the destructiveness of the recent fires with my countryman Murrandoo Yanner, a Gangalidda leader and the director of the Carpentaria Land Council Aboriginal Corporation.
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Running far outside in Lane 2003, Gatlin finished in 9.92 seconds, reeling in Christian Coleman, a 21-year-old countryman he has mentored, with a final surge.
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With Michael Countryman as a mild, sweet More and Carolyn McCormick as a fiery, steely Alice, the fond tenderness between them is the anchor of the play.
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The classicism of his countryman, Nicolas Poussin, whose contemporaneous, weirdly cheery "Martyrdom of St. Erasmus" (1628–1629) hung next to Valentin's altarpiece in St. Peter's, became ascendant.
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Thomas Countryman, the State Department's top arms control officer during the Obama administration, said the government should make headway on the domestic problem before helping other countries.
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And believe me, if you buy a Countryman you'll want to take the time to read the onboard tips and tricks to make the most of your Mini.
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Countryman Usain Bolt, favourite to win the men's 100m, was quick to congratulate the pair on Twitter, lauding Fraser-Pryce "for fighting and showing the heart of champ".
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The book is the brainchild of Singaporean cartoonist Sonny Liew, who created the volume as a survey of his fictional countryman Charlie Chan Hock Chye's long comics career.
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On the men's side, Geoffrey Kipsang Kamworor of Kenya took home the first place title, holding off countryman Wilson Kipsang by three seconds for his first major victory.
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He follows in the footsteps of his Portuguese countryman Cristiano Ronaldo who last month received a fine of $21.6 million as punishment in his own Spanish fraud case.
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Should I bump into a countryman on a New York street, I will avoid eye contact and make only the vaguest of pleasantries before hurrying on my way.
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Eaton dashed away from the discus cage briefly between his second and final throw to congratulate countryman Kerron Clement for his first-place finish in the 400m hurdles.
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Cilic, who fired 12 aces, had only two break-point opportunities in the third set but converted both to improve his record against his countryman to 4-0.
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In the crazy-quilt makeup of the modern State Department, Countryman was one of twenty-three Assistant Secretaries, each appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate.
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The former St. John's center Chris Obekpa drew double takes for his resemblance to his Nigerian countryman Hakeem Olajuwon — in looks and attire, though not necessarily in play.
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The Swedish runner Arne Andersson ran a 4:01.6 in 1944; the next year, his countryman Gunder Hägg sliced two-tenths of a second from the world record.
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He had mangled it in frustration after dropping the third set of a 6-3, 1-6, 6-4, 63-1 loss to his Australian countryman John Millman.
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LAGOS, Nigeria — Throngs of cheering people lined a freeway in Abuja, Nigeria, over the weekend to welcome a countryman who has spent much of 2017 overseas: the president.
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Canadian qualifier Vasek Pospisil cruised to a 6-4, 63-2 win over Portugal's Joao Sousa, setting up a clash with countryman and No. 2 seed Denis Shapovalov.
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He picked up the 316th win of his career, leaving him just three shy of countryman Miikka Kiprusoff's 319 — the most by a Finnish netminder in the NHL.
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He was nearly derailed by his countryman, Tony Roche, in the semifinals, but he prevailed 7-5, 22-0003, 9-11, 1-6, 6-3 in sweltering heat.
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SkiStar Swedish Open Fifth-seeded Spaniard Fernando Verdasco took down countryman and second seed Pablo Carreno Busta 6-4, 6-2 to move to the semifinals in Bastad.
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Another promising young player in that quarter, 18th-seeded Felix Auger-Aliassime of Canada, lost to his friend and countryman Denis Shapovalov, 6-1, 6-1, 13-4.
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Another promising young player in that quarter, 18th-seeded Felix Auger-Aliassime of Canada, lost to his friend and countryman Denis Shapovalov, 6-1, 6-1, 13-4.
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The XC25 will compete with cars like the Audi Q235, BMW X2200 and Mini Countryman, as well as higher-end versions of the Honda CR-V and Toyota RAV24.
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Described as a "legend" by fellow racer Jessica Diggins, Bjoergen joins her countryman Ole Einar Bjoerndalen as the athletes with the most Winter Olympics medals of all time — 13.
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Like fellow countryman Marcus Walz, who took gold Tuesday in the men's 1,000m kayak sprint, Toro, 24, said he was surprised to claim the top spot on the podium.
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BMW uses contract manufacturer VDL Nedcar to build the BMW X26.4, the Mini hatch, Mini convertible and Mini countryman models at a Dutch plant in the town of Born.
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Seventh-seeded German Jan-Lennard Struff routed Brazil's Thiago Monteiro 22-26, 22-3, but sixth-seeded Laslo Djere fell to Serbian countryman Filip Krajinovic 6-3, 6-3.
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He added that his countryman Jesper Parnevik, who was second at the British Open in 1994 and tied for second in 1997, had contacted him before Sunday's final round.
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Uchimura finished with a total of 92.365, just ahead of Verniaiev's 92.266, to become the first man to successfully defend his title since his countryman Sawao Kato in 1972.
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Midcentury Christmas: Holiday Fads, Fancies, and Fun from 1945 to 1970 by Sarah Archer (a Hyperallergic contributor), out now from the Countryman Press, explores this era of Yuletide change.
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It started with Bernard Tomic accusing his countryman and Davis Cup captain, Lleyton Hewitt, of a litany of leadership failures, including writing himself into the lineup for Davis Cup.
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"It is sad, but to be expected, that this president opposes efforts to require other countries to meet the high standards of U.S. military export decisions," Mr. Countryman said.
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Mr. Tajani, an Italian who beat out his countryman Gianni Pittella in the fourth round of voting, takes over as the European Union confronts an array of pressing issues.
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Zverev, who beat Sonego&aposs countryman Marco Cecchinato in the first round, had tried a similar shot at the Margaret Court Arena on the same day to no avail.
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Former world champion Lesun, who just missed the podium in London, won 28 of 35 bouts to beat a prior record set by his countryman Andrei Moiseev in 2008.
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The ride is now more comfortable and quiet; seating position in the Countryman is a significant five inches higher than in the Clubman, which rides on the same architecture.
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Proust said of his countryman and contemporary, the late-19th-century Impressionist Auguste Renoir: 'Before Renoir painted there were no Renoir women in Paris, now you see them everywhere.
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Pierce Brosnan is ALL ABOUT the Fighting Irish on St. Paddy's Day ... telling TMZ Sports his fellow countryman, Conor McGregor, will DESTROY Floyd Mayweather if they actually square up.
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Countryman, one of several senior career State Department officials pushed out of their jobs last week, was informed his services were no longer needed last week while on overseas travel.
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Wawrinka's last win over his countryman was at the French Open quarter-finals in 2015, since when Federer, four years his senior, has beaten him seven times in a row.
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Other kinds of detectors, like those that measure the tiny, nearly massless neutrino particles, could offer lots of information about the source, explained Stefan Countryman, a Columbia physics graduate student.
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Blake, who claimed silver in the 100 meters and 200 meters in London behind his more famous countryman, will be looking for his chance to step out from Bolt's shadow.
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It's unclear what made the vehicles ignite, Countryman said, adding that he does not know what was in the semis other than the one that appeared to be carrying lumber.
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Firstly, he'll have relished a chance to get one over on fellow countryman Louis van Gaal; secondly, who doesn't enjoy winning at Old Trafford, apart perhaps from Louis van Gaal?
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He was later criticized for having played doubles the day before, when he and his countryman Jordan Thompson upset the No. 2 seeds, instead of saving his energy for singles.
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Countryman Marcus Johansson scored in overtime in the teams' first meeting in November, although he has yet to find the back of the net in six contests in January. 1.
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Spieth, 22, a two-time major winner, joined the current world No. 1 Jason Day of Australia, Day's countryman Adam Scott and Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland on the sideline.
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"The entire process can only succeed if the United States and South Korea stay in the closest possible consultation," Countryman said during a call organized by the Arms Control Association.
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J. Safra Sarasin Swiss Open Gstaad Spainard Albert Ramos-Vinolas beat countryman Pablo Andujar for just the second time in eight meetings to advance to the final in Gstaad, Switzerland.
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"It would be physically possible to dismantle the bulk of North Korea's programs within a year," said Thomas Countryman, the State Department's top arms control officer under President Barack Obama.
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Modric, 33, is the first Croatian to win the Ballon d'Or; his countryman Davor Suker is the only other Croatian player ever to finish in the top three, in 1998.
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While the support was overwhelmingly in favor of the hosts, there was plenty of loud backing for the Americans too, with many of their countryman sporting stars and stripes outfits.
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Van Avermaet, a Belgian who won the Paris-Roubaix race in April, finished first in three stages and second in two to defeat his countryman Xandro Meurisse by 29 seconds.
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The victory also extended Nadal's 17-match winning streak over Spanish players, having not been beaten by a fellow countryman since losing to Fernando Verdasco at Melbourne Park in 2016.
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Krejcikova, who won the Australian Open alongside Rajeev Ram last year, has credited her countryman with keeping her motivated as she entered her third week of competition in Melbourne Park.
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Despite the N.H.L.'s order, Ovechkin reiterated that he would leave Washington to play for his country next winter, and his countryman and teammate Evgeny Kuznetsov echoed him on Tuesday.
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"I would say California is the No. 1 best," said Joseph D. Countryman, who worked for 20 years as the head of reservoir operations for the Army Corps of Engineers.
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The win sets up an all-Argentinian fourth round battle between del Potro and countryman Leonardo Mayer, who earlier cruised to a 24-26 24-26 victory over Japan's Taro Daniel.
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Like his countryman, Liriano also saw his pitch count elevate in short order on Friday as he exited after just 3 2/3 innings of a no-decision against Tampa Bay.
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That means it still probably won't be coming to the existing models, much to the chagrin of our own Thomas Ricker, who found the 2017 Countryman lacking in the infotainment department.
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Monday's draw for the men's event, announced by the International Golf Federation, grouped da Silva with Canada's Graham DeLaet, whose countryman George Lyon won the last Olympic golf tournament in 1904.
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Sergio Garcia, who has never won a major but often does well in international tournaments, and fellow countryman Rafa Cabrera Bello are both in the top 10 in the Olympic rankings.
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ABOUT THE JETS (14.83-214.8: 23-21-8, 7th in Central): Second overall pick Patrik Laine is entering the league with significant fanfare, having drawn comparisons to Finnish countryman Teemu Selanne.
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And it was not just his many tattoos that made him stick out from other Cambodians, but also his size—you'd be hard-pressed to find a countryman of his immensity.
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In IIHS crash testing, the Countryman earns the best score of Good in all categories, including Small Overlap Front, Moderate Overlap Front, Side Crash, Roof Strength, and Head Restraint crash testing.
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But when it comes to the history of Irish golf, Lowry now has his place among the greats and he takes his place alongside fellow Open winner and countryman Padraig Harrington.
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Pierluigi Collina, the former referee well known for his familiar bald pate and gleaming eyes, held a talk on officiating; his Italian countryman, Giorgio Marchetti, conducted one on the competition's regulations.
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According to numbers posted by IDC last week, the Chinese smartphone maker's marketshare has slipped considerably on its own turf, tumbling to number four as fellow countryman Huawei took top honors.
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The teen took just seven minutes to get his first two goals, both times finishing off crosses from countryman Marcelo, before adding his third in the final moments of the game.
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Mr. Countryman also pointed out that a ratification of the treaty would not have caused the United States to change any existing laws or procedures governing how it sells the weapons.
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" Despite the current tensions with the White House, Countryman urged his colleagues in his parting remarks to remain "tireless" in upholding their oath to the Constitution "against all enemies foreign and domestic.
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I can only assume that their irregular shapes caused the parking sensors to misinterpret the obstacles proximity, thus causing the Countryman to park too shallow with two wheels still in the road.
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"He'd look like a hyper massive flattened pancake Santa to a child on the ground," said Stefan Countryman, a friend and LIGO physicist who I forced to help me with the calculation.
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Ethiopian Muktar Edris weathered a late challenge from 17-year-old countryman Selemon Barega to win the 5,000m in 12:55:23 seconds, the first sub-13 minute time of the season.
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Leading that line is Colombian marksman Luis Muriel, who has scored eight already, while he is closely followed by countryman Duvan Zapata, who has seven, and Argentine Alejandro Gomez, who has four.
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"For me to even get to Rafa was not simple," Federer, at nearly 38 the oldest men's Grand Slam semi-finalist for 28 years, said after defeating countryman Stan Wawrinka on Tuesday.
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It was Vettel's third win of the season and the 223th of his career, as well as Ferrari's first in Monaco since Vettel's countryman — and childhood idol — Michael Schumacher won in 20.
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After taking the lead in the 253.11rd mile, the 21-year-old 237 New York runner-up had to contend with Kipsang, whose final push brought him ever so close to his countryman.
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Hundreds of foreign and civil services officers, including Acting Secretary of State Thomas Shannon, gathered Tuesday to bid farewell to Countryman and outgoing Undersecretary for Management Patrick Kennedy, a 40-year career diplomat.
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Stone, a 22-year-old South African, finished with a roller-coaster round of one-under 71 and a total of 14-under 274, defeating his countryman Christiaan Bezuidenhout (67) by two shots.
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When the prime minister -- Peres' rival stemming back to the 1996 Israeli elections -- lobbied against the deal during an address to Congress at the invitation of Republicans, the former president rebuked his countryman.
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But Coleman, who finished ahead of the now retired Bolt but behind countryman Justin Gatlin at the 2017 world championships in London could become the man to beat in the 100 this year.
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Blind surfers such as Lopez' countryman Aitor Francesena or Brazilian Derek Rabelo have achieved legendary status in the sport, and Lopez, who only took up surfing a few months ago, is aiming high.
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Should Liefseth Ulsom cross the finish line first, he would become only the second Norwegian champion, following two previous victories by his countryman Robert Sorlie in the 20173,000-mile (1,600-km) Alaska race.
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BMW said contract manufacturer VDL Nedcar had produced 211,660 cars in the Netherlands last year, a 39% increase in production, assembling the BMW X1 the Mini hatch, Mini convertible and Mini countryman models.
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Power centers Berlin and Paris are at odds over who should take over the executive European Commission later this year, with German Chancellor Angela Merkel backing a countryman, the center-right Manfred Weber.
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Now he's found a friend in fellow countryman Joris Voorn, who included the title track from van Pol's Exist EP in his insane 65-track mix CD for the fabric series in August.
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"The Dirty Guide to Wine: Following Flavors From Ground to Glass" (The Countryman Press, $24.95), by Alice Feiring with Pascaline Lepeltier, takes a big step toward looking at wine from the underground up.
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Geoffrey Kamworor of Kenya glanced over his shoulder in the final stretch of the New York City Marathon on Sunday, keeping an eye on his countryman Wilson Kipsang just a few strides behind.
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When he left the grounds after learning his fate, he was so unnerved that he forgot to inform his doubles partner, countryman Simone Bolelli, who was waiting for him on the practice court.
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Ms. Lamsma, who first worked with her countryman Mr. van Zweden in 2007, played splendidly, with crisp clarity and brightly radiant sound, conveying both the rhapsodic fervor and intriguing pensiveness of the music.
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The much-anticipated matchup between Tanaka on the mound and his fellow countryman Shohei Ohtani didn't happen because Ohtani was out of the lineup with an ankle injury that occurred in Friday's game.
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He was widely regarded as one of the foremost interpreters of the intricate music of his countryman Bela Bartok, and played with orchestras in New York, Berlin, Chicago, London, San Francisco and elsewhere.
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Horton, who became the first Australian since Ian Thorpe in 2002 to win the 400 at the Games, finished behind countryman Jack McLoughlin and Wales' Daniel Jervis, who passed him in the final 300m.
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Because it's a Mini, my Cooper S Countryman test ride featured an iconic center console that harkens back to the original, anchored by a modern, 8.8-inch 1280 x 480 pixel transflective multitouch display.
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I already mentioned keyless entry, enabled by a transceiver in the Mini's little remote control fob, which allowed the Countryman to be locked or unlocked by pushing a small button on the door handle.
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Europe's talisman Rory McIlroy may have landed Tour Championship and FedExCup series honors in Atlanta on Sunday but North believes his fellow countryman is as good as anyone in the game at the moment.
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Monday's draw for the withdrawal-hit men's event, announced by the International Golf Federation (IGF), grouped da Silva with Canada's Graham DeLaet, whose countryman George Lyon won the last Olympic golf tournament in 1904.
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Buyers will appreciate the funky styling, agile handling, and potent turbocharged engines of the Mini Cooper Countryman, but this subcompact crossover is quite practical too, with above-average predicted reliability and stellar safety scores.
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Five days later he won the 5,000 in similar style, ghosting through on the inside with 250 metres left and sprinting clear after Mohammed Kadir stepped aside to create a passage for his countryman.
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In other tournament action, American Jared Donaldson lost to Diego Schwartzman 63-6 7-5 7-5, while his countryman Sam Querrey was thrashed 6-4 6-1 by Kevin Anderson of South Africa.
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Joe Countryman, a member of the Central Valley Flood Protection Board, explained the potentially dire consequences to the Sacramento Bee: The river would crest far higher than the levees downstream are equipped to handle.
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If Bobroczkyi entered the N.B.A. tomorrow, he would join his Romanian countryman Gheorghe Muresan and Muresan's contemporary Manute Bol, who also played at 7-7, as the tallest men to play in the league.
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With only the top two countries from the six-team group set to qualify automatically, Qatar fired its coach, the Uruguayan José Daniel Carreño, in September and replaced him with his countryman Jorge Fossati.
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The 23-year-old Finn set up a pair of tallies in the most recent meeting this season with Chicago while fellow countryman and captain Mikko Koivu had three assists in the first one.
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Sven Kramer won his eighth world 5,000-meter title after a duel with his Dutch countryman Jorrit Bergsma at the world single distances speedskating championships on the 2018 Olympic track in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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Mr. Raspail's caustic, often-humorous, ellipses-littered prose is reminiscent of that of his fellow countryman Louis-Ferdinand Céline, whose own history as a Nazi sympathizer cast a shadow over his otherwise brilliant work.
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On October 29th, 2014, about 22018 minutes past 22017 PM local time, Venezuelan Salvador Pérez popped out to his countryman, Pablo Sandoval, giving the San Francisco Giants a third World Series win in five seasons.
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Carlos Taberner, a 63-year-old Spaniard ranked 198th in the world, upset seventh-seeded countryman Fernando Verdasco 4-6, 6-1, 6-4 on Monday in the opening round of the Cordoba (Argentina) Open.
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ABOUT THE CAPITALS: Captain Alex Ovechkin was reunited with countryman Evgeny Kutznetsov and T.J. Oshie on the top line during Friday's practice and Marcus Johansson joined Nicklas Backstrom and Andre Burakovsky on the second line.
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Noren is 633,436 adrift of his countryman but if he finishes first or second and Stenson is outside the top eight and Willet outside top two, then he can leapfrog them both in the standings.
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On the heels of his biggest placement to date, he's dropped his latest solo EP, Source Code, which splits the difference between John Carpenter's horror scores and fellow countryman Kavinsky's throbbing, after-dark electro-house.
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With a 6-4, 693-3, 6-3 victory over his French countryman Lucas Pouille on Tuesday, Gaël Monfils rolled into his first United States Open semifinal, having not lost a set in the tournament.
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Robert DeNiro actually earned his cab driving license for the 1976 the Martin Scorsese classic Taxi Driver, and Shia LaBeouf, known for taking risks, actually dropped acid to prepare for his role in Charlie Countryman.
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Spain's Rafael Nadal crushed his countryman Albert Ramos-Viñolas, 212-1, 6-3, at the Monte Carlo Masters to win the Monaco event for the 10th time and clinch the 70th title of his career.
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Carney, dressed in his work suit, arrived with his wife Diana and sat next to English actor Jude Law on Center Court to watch his Canadian countryman Milos Raonic take on Swiss megastar Roger Federer.
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Portuguese soccer is seemingly on a hot streak and while losing Ronaldo will be a loss, it is Felix who is expected to emulate his ageing countryman and help march the team into a new era.
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Rose, who began the week trailing fellow countryman Tommy Fleetwood by more than one million points, has now closed the gap on the money-list leader to about 135,000 points with two tournaments remaining this season.
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Countryman added that "we should be focused on the longer-term implications" and in the meantime, "have a serious debate in Congress about the right response" and whether the US is still committed to nuclear nonproliferation.
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"This is not the first case of a new technology proceeding through research, development and deployment far faster than the policy apparatus can keep up," says Countryman, who is now chairman of the Arms Control Association.
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Thomas Countryman, an assistant U.S. secretary of state in charge of non-proliferation, has called into question the renewal of an agreement between Washington and Tokyo that allows Japan to reprocess and produce weapons-grade plutonium.
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"Alex's positive campaign, added to the fact that everybody knows him, gives Finland a better chance of success in the post-election game of musical chairs," said Stubb's friend and countryman, EU Commission Vice-President Jyrki Katainen.
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In last year's race, Geoffrey Kamworor of Kenya, who came in third place on Sunday, claimed the top spot by holding off fellow countryman Wilson Kipsang, beating him by just three seconds for his first major victory.
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There is no better example of the American's propensity for thrill-generating than his December slobberknocker with Doo Ho Choi, a countryman of the Korean Zombie and one who shares his gift for producing highlight-reel finishes.
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So imagine my surprise to find out that in 2017, 123 years after the first iPhone shipped with Google Maps preinstalled, the Mini Countryman that I was driving would run essentially the same software already installed — forever.
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On September 16th, in this year's Berlin Marathon, the 33-year-old Kenyan didn't merely edge the existing world record of 003:02:57, set four years ago by Dennis Kimetto, his countryman, on the same course.
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When asked whether there were any mechanical issues with the truck, Countryman said it is something his department is looking into, but he believes even if there were a mechanical issue, vehicular manslaughter charges would still stick.
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Lakewood Police Department Agent Ty Countryman said investigators are looking into whether there were any mechanical issues with the truck, but said he believed that vehicular manslaughter charges would still stick if a mechanical issue is confirmed.
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Frenchman Benoit Paire overcame a sluggish start to oust countryman and wild card Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 2-6, 6-4, 63-3 on Saturday, claiming a spot in the Grand Prix Hassan II final at Marrakesh, Morocco.
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J. Safra Sarasin Swiss Open Gstaad Top-seeded Roberto Bautista Agut of Spain topped countryman Jaume Munar 43-24 (26), 24-4 as all four seeded players in action Thursday won on the clay in Gstadd, Switzerland.
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Other winners Wednesday included No. 2 seed Fabio Fognini of Italy, as well as No. 4 seed Pablo Carreno Busta of Spain, who advanced when countryman David Ferrer retired in the first set with a calf injury.
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Venus Williams will hope to join sister Serena in the second round when she takes on Britain's Johanna Konta, while retiring home favorite Lleyton Hewitt takes center stage in the evening when he faces countryman James Duckworth.
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In the sprints, America's Ronnie Baker upset compatriot Christian Coleman, the indoor 60m record holder, in the 100m in a wind-assisted 9.78 seconds while countryman Noah Lyles claimed the 200 in a personal best 19.69 seconds.
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His first came just four minutes after kick off, when he used his chest to control a cross from his countryman Marcelo, before cutting inside and drilling the ball into the bottom corner with his left foot.
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Thomas Countryman, an assistant U.S. secretary of state in charge of non-proliferation, last week called into question the renewal of an agreement between Washington and Tokyo that allows Japan to reprocess and produce weapons-grade plutonium.
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By the time Chris reaches his last three embodiments — rendered with deepening pathos by Michael Countryman, Denise Burse and Charles Turner — you may find yourself, as I did, on the verge of tears and then past it.
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He was an influential figure in the Netherlands, where he conducted in important productions of contemporary operas by Gyorgy Ligeti, Claude Vivier and his countryman Louis Andriessen, and led performances of ambitious scores by Schoenberg and Messiaen.
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White Sox LH Carlos Rodón (22: 20-217, 23) Tanaka, matched against countryman Yu Darvish in a marquee matchup last time out, held up his end of the bargain with eight scoreless innings of three-hit ball.
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Alejandro Valverde of Spain defeated his countryman Alberto Contador and the Englishman Chris Froome to win the decisive fifth stage of the Tour of Catalonia in Tortosa, Spain, and take the overall lead going into the weekend.
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First, he carved up the Old Course at St. Andrews, one of three host courses for the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, en route to shooting 24 under and a three-stroke victory over his countryman Ross Fisher.
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Wawrinka may not be as popular as his countryman Roger Federer, but "Stan the Man" has earned considerable respect, along with three Grand Slam titles including the 2016 U.S. Open, for a workmanlike approach to his craft.
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The ISIS recruiter also appeared in propaganda videos in English, in which he told his personal story, exhorted his countryman to "rise up" and invited them to join the self-proclaimed Islamic State's caliphate in Iraq and Syria.
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There was more than a hint of fellow countryman Patrick Vieira about his performance and United fans will be hoping they have finally found a long-awaited successor to former Ireland midfielder Roy Keane who shone under Ferguson.
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"It's unlikely that these would have contained any sensitive information that would be helpful if the Saudi intention was to pursue nuclear weapons," said Countryman, now the chair of the board of directors at the Arms Control Association.
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"If there is a smart deal to be made with the Saudis for selling U.S. reactors, and if you want to see it supported by Congress, you have to go the route of transparency versus secrecy," Countryman said.
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For the first time in 56 matches over 11 years, Britain's twice grand slam champion Murray finds himself drawn at Wimbledon against a fellow countryman and he admits that playing his 22-year-old colleague will feel "weird".
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Third-seeded Marin Cilic recorded his 500th career ATP Tour-level victory on Thursday with a 6-1, 7-6 (5) win over Croatian countryman Ivo Karlovic in the second round of the VTB Kremlin Cup in Moscow.
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Rose, who won the 2013 United States Open at Merion Golf Club, another classic layout, dearly wanted to win at Augusta National and join a club of champions that includes his countryman, Nick Faldo, a three-time winner.
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Del Potro, who won the tournament in Florida in 2011, will next face big-serving American Reilly Opelka after last week's New York Open champion saw off countryman Tennys Sandgren 6-4 6-0 earlier in the day.
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Russians could listen to "Rock around the Clock" or songs by their fellow countryman Vadin Kozin in the privacy of their homes, and move to melodies that emerged amid hisses and scratches — marks of the covert recording process.
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The 29-year-old Englishman, who was due to partner fellow countryman Andrew 'Beef' Johnston and Swede Alex Noren in the first round at the Grove course on the outskirts of London, was replaced by South African Justin Walters.
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"Negotiating all the details of an advanced nuclear program is a huge task — the JCPOA, addressing Iran's far more limited program, ran to over 150 pages — which is beyond the ability of any president to do alone," Countryman said.
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In addition to Bellator gold, which he later lost to unbeaten countryman Vitaly Minakov, Volkov also won the M-1 Global heavyweight championship against Denis Smoldarev in 2016 before defending it against former Bellator light heavyweight champion Attila Vegh.
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The Canadian government has to "do what is necessary to get us out of here soon," said one of the Canadians, Robert Hall, as his countryman, John Ridsdel, screamed while his neck was twisted by one of the captors.
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His death, from pancreatic cancer, was announced by the W.B.A. Pedroza was one of Panama's best boxers, but he fought in the shadow of Roberto Durán, his flamboyant and world-famous countryman, who won titles in various weight classes.
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Andrei Vasilevskiy, Kucherov's teammate and countryman, won his first Vezina Trophy as the top goalie in another bittersweet recognition of the Lightning, who won 62 regular-season games before Columbus swept them in the first round of the playoffs.
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The legend of stage and screen is also a huge fan of pugilism -- and now that her countryman, Anthony Joshua, is defending his belts this weekend against Andy Ruiz, Ms. Dench had a few words to prepare him for battle!
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Sports Briefing | Golf Zander Lombard of South Africa shot a seven-under-par 65 to share the third-round lead with his countryman Haydn Porteous and Anthony Wall of England at the Joburg Open in Johannesburg, a European Tour event.
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We talked to the 3x heavyweight champ who ruled the division for a decade -- who's calling the Errol Spence-Mikey Garcia mega fight on Saturday -- and he told us why he thinks his fellow countryman would cause him the biggest problems.
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Although the lyrics were about a couple deciding to tie the knot and start their lives together, Shelton and Stefani have yet to announce any plans to walk down the aisle — but the countryman has admitted to thinking about it.
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Isner's countryman Sam Querrey faced less resistance from Ruben Bemelmans in the second match, winning 85 percent of his first service points to dispatch the Belgian 6-1 7-6(5) 7-5 to win the U.S.'s second point.
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The relatively benign 2.85 km piste created by his fellow-countryman and former Olympic champion Bernhard Russi at the Jeongseon Alpine Centre features several jumps but is a far cry from the more spectacular descents on the World Cup circuit.
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Thomas Countryman is a career diplomat and served as United States assistant secretary of state for international security and nonproliferation from 2011-2017, and an adviser to Diplomacy Works, an organization that advocates in favor of the Iran nuclear deal.
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Riding a pink bicycle, the home favorite Vincenzo Nibali clinched a second Giro d'Italia victory and a fourth Grand Tour title, but the hopes of his countryman Giacomo Nizzolo for his first stage win were again dashed as he was disqualified.
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Klitschko has been staying sharp in the ring, away from the cameras, by sparring his countryman Oleksandr Usyk, the former undisputed cruiserweight champion who made his heavyweight debut in Chicago's Wintrust Arena on October 12, retiring Chazz Witherspoon after seven rounds.
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As a top-10 doubles player at the ranking cutoff for the Olympics in June, Bopanna earned an automatic spot in the Rio tournament and could line up with any countryman he chose, but his governing body had to approve.
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In 20035, three years after his countryman Louis Daguerre unveiled the world's first practical camera, Girault set out on an epic adventure across Europe and into the Middle East, lugging custom photographic equipment that weighed more than a hundred pounds.
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"Every time this guy is on the ice, it's fun to watch," Quinn said of Panarin, who, similar to his Russian countryman Alex Ovechkin of the Washington Capitals, positions himself at the top of the left circle, waiting to strike.
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"He has been equally hostile towards the New Start Treaty in the past," Thomas Countryman, a former acting undersecretary of state for arms control and international security under Obama and the current Arms Control Association board chairman, told CNN last week.
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Legendary Irish boxer Steve 'The Celtic Warrior' Collins has heaped some lofty praise on his countryman 'The Notorious' Conor McGregor after visiting him at SBG Ireland early in the week, as he claimed that the Dubliner is the "greatest fighter Ireland has produced".
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Henrik Lundquist, who won a gold medal with Sweden in 2006, described the news as "disappointing" and a "huge opportunity…wasted" on Twitter, while his countryman Erik Karlsson sniped that "whoever made that decision obviously had no idea about what they're doing".
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My Countryman test ride came equipped with an optional (€790, or $750 if configured in the US) Harman-Kardon sound system that blasted 410 watts of whatever through 8.83 speakers: five tweeters, five midrange speakers, and two bass speakers under the front seats.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A push by Poland's eurosceptic government to remove fellow-countryman Donald Tusk from one of the top jobs in the European Union failed to win any public support on Monday as EU foreign ministers met to discuss it in Brussels.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Frenchman Nacer Bouhanni put a tumultuous start to the day behind him to claim a dramatic victory in a reduced bunch sprint on stage six of the Vuelta a Espana as countryman Rudy Molard retained the overall race leader's red jersey.
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As that match was concluding, Shapovalov was back on Court No. 20 playing for his second championship of the day, teaming up with his countryman Felix Auger-Aliassime in the boys' doubles final against Kenneth Raisma of Estonia and Stefanos Tsitsipas of Greece.
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My countryman Peter Sutherland, a senior United Nations official for international migration, has made clear that we're living through the worst crisis of forced displacement since World War II. In 2010, some 10,000 people worldwide fled their homes every day, on average.
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Jones' case is different from those of two career foreign service officers - former undersecretaries of state Patrick Kennedy, the department's top management official, and Thomas Countryman, its top arms control officer - who had risen to politically appointed jobs and were asked to leave in January.
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On Thursday, president Park Geun-hye announced plans to invest roughly $860 million in the country's artificial intelligence industry by 2020, largely as a response to the recent shellacking of countryman Lee Sedol at the hands of—you guessed it—Google's artificial intelligence bot AlphaGo.
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The period's groundbreaking films, including Countryman, Rockers, The Harder They Come, and later Babylon, were made by white directors who both loved and fetishized reggae culture, while Pressure and Burning an Illusion are notable films about Black Londoners's lives by West Indian British directors.
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There was a time when Westwood, 42, felt he would be the one to succeed Faldo as the next Masters winner from England, but he was pleased to play alongside his fellow countryman in the final round and witness Willett's victory lap around Augusta National.
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His countryman, Mahdi Ebrahimi Kahou, 113, was well into his first year of the Minnesota program when he decided to transfer to the University of British Columbia because of Trump's executive orders that banned travel from seven and later six Muslim-majority countries, including Iran.
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When we got James at the Hollywood Roosevelt and he offered a personal invitation to Putin to attend the fight and watch his countryman Kovalev get punished ... as long as the Russian Prez is willing to put a little (a lot) dough on it.
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It was Rory MacDonald that was on the tip of Daley's tongue in his post-fight interview after the highlight reel knockout, but the Nottingham native seems like an ideal candidate to initiate his countryman, Michael 'Venom' Page, to the elite ranks of the promotion.
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Although Daley doesn't see the advantage in facing Page, there would be far more value in a win over his countryman than possibly any other fight in the bracket, with the exceptions of a rematch with the champion Douglas Lima or a meeting with MacDonald.
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"If he were here today, there is nothing that Jean-Jacques would like more than to think that his fans were playing his crazy, funny, catchy Moog music right now – and smiling, instead of being sad," wrote Dana Countryman, a frequent collaborator of Perrey.
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Or that the Chicago rookie Lauri Markkanen (Finland) is increasingly regarded as future All-Star material, with at least two highly coveted foreign-born players — Luka Doncic (Dragic's Slovenian countryman) and DeAndre Ayton (Bahamas) — widely expected to be top-five selections in the June draft.
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"I have taken some exams, but now I think it is too late for me to be a doctor," said Lorenzi after beating his countryman Thomas Fabbiano, 6-333, 6-4, 6-4, to reach his first round of 16 at the U.S. Open.
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OAKVILLE, Ontario (Reuters) - Moments after 21-year-old amateur Jared du Toit drained a dramatic 40-foot eagle putt to close out his third round at the Canadian Open at Saturday, the giant gallery around the 18th green serenaded their countryman with the national anthem.
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"I think it is more likely to be DPRK 'business as usual' rather than an attempt to send a message," Thomas Countryman, a career diplomat who served as U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for International Security and Nonproliferation during the Obama administration, told VICE News.
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Oh sure, I can update the Here-sourced maps, but only if I pay a one-time fee of €79 for a single update or €102 for a couple of years' worth, even though my Countryman test ride was equipped with the optional €1,700 "professional" navigation system.
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According to reports, other Mexican boxing legends, such as Julio Cesar Chavez, Marco Antonio Barrera, and Erik Morales, came out in support of their fellow countryman last Saturday, and plenty of cheers for "Tony, Tony, Tony!" could be heard throughout the arena during the first round.
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With her mile-long legs exposed in a sequined gold dress designed by her countryman Alexandre Herchcovitch and slit thigh high, the Victoria's Secret beauty Bündchen was not operating at a particularly high degree of difficulty — particularly given that her runway strut has seldom been surpassed.
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The goal, only his fifth ever in the famous white strip of Real Madrid, was just a glimpse of Vinicius' talent, something his countryman Dani Alves has been fortunate enough to witness first hand — talent he believes makes him the most promising youngster in world soccer.
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ET, CSN Mid-Atlantic (Washington), Sportsnet, RDS (Montreal) ABOUT THE CAPITALS (34-73-6): Like Kuznetsov, countryman Alex Ovechkin has been on a tear with 17 points (seven goals, 10 assists) in his last 224 games and four (one goal, three assists) in two meetings with Montreal.
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"The president's action today is yet another mistaken step that threatens to make the world less safe, rather than more secure," Thomas Countryman, a former assistant secretary of state for international security and nonproliferation and lead American negotiator on the Arms Trade Treaty, said in a statement.
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While his longtime rivals Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic duked it out for the No. 1 ranking and his Swiss countryman Stan Wawrinka won the United States Open, Federer got a taste of retirement with his longest break from the tour since he turned professional in 1998.
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Dancing over his saddle, his mouth wide open and gasping for air, Thibaut Pinot launched a ferocious attack Sunday and profited from the first signs of weakness in the high mountains from his countryman Julian Alaphilippe, the race leader, to edge closer to gaining the yellow jersey.
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Dancing over his saddle, his mouth wide open and gasping for air, Thibaut Pinot launched a ferocious attack Sunday and profited from the first signs of weakness in the high mountains from his countryman Julian Alaphilippe, the race leader, to edge closer to gaining the yellow jersey.
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According to the catalog, the British artist Richard Hamilton coined the term in 1957, by which time his fellow countryman Eduardo Paolozzi had been making the kind of art it described — in this case collages of daily news clips, magazine advertisements and soft porn — for more than 10 years.
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You would expect a pretty uniform heap of sand after the explosion, but instead, our universe immediately arranged into lots of sand castles seemingly for no reason and with no help, and we don't really know why, Stefan Countryman, a physics Ph.D. student at Columbia University, explained to Gizmodo.
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Magna, which makes parts for most of the world's auto makers and also assembles vehicles under contract, currently builds the Mercedes G class for Daimler at its Graz plant in eastern Austria and will replace the production of BMW's Mini Countryman with the BMW 5 series in March.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Marit Bjoergen skied a triumphant final leg to write her name in the Olympic record books, delivering gold for Norway in the women's 4x5km relay on Saturday and joining countryman Ole Einar Bjoerndalen as the most successful winter Olympian of all time on 13 medals.
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While Immanuel Kant, whose categorical imperative averred that people must always be treated as an end and never means to an end, would not have murdered his fellow countryman if he'd been able to time-travel, he'd be in the minority according to two studies conducted last year.
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That it took this long for García to join Ballesteros and another beloved countryman, José María Olazábal, as major champions would have been hard to conceive in 1999 when García burst onto the scene as a teenager with a runner-up finish to Tiger Woods at the P.G.A. Championship.
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Poland's Beata Szydlo is perhaps best known in Brussels for vainly trying to block the reappointment of her own countryman, Donald Tusk, as EU summit chairman - a rare example of a government putting hometown hatreds ahead of getting one of its own nationals into a plum seat in the European institutions.
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"I hope - but am not yet confident - that (North Korea) will take steps that match the concessions Mr. Trump has already made by ending military exercises in South Korea and granting Mr. Kim legitimacy with this summit," Thomas Countryman, a top arms control official under President Barack Obama, told Reuters.
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Given the outcome of the other deals which Bolton dislikes, including the Iran deal and now the INF Treaty, Countryman worries that because Bolton "has been equally hostile towards the New Start Treaty," a US-Russia nuclear arms reduction treaty that expires in 2021, it may soon face the same fate.
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The excellent Jo Stone-Fewings drips with disdain as Warwick, the English nobleman who regards Joan's very presence as a threat to the status quo, while her countryman Dunois (Hadley Fraser, a Donmar regular) speaks dismissively of Joan's having God "in her pocket" and refuses to come to her defense.
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They included Nobuyasu Abe, commissioner of the Japan Atomic Energy Commission; Hans Blix, former director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Thomas E. Shea, a former safeguards official at the International Atomic Energy Agency; and Thomas M. Countryman, a former assistant secretary of state for international security and nonproliferation.
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"I would speculate that they are much more about information and consulting services that would be valuable for a government that is going to make a decision in this field for the first time," said Thomas Countryman, the former assistant secretary of State for international security and nonproliferation under President Barack Obama.
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While Yankees starter Masahiro Tanaka (218-210) threw another gem, besting his Japanese countryman Iwakuma for the second time this season; Tyler Austin ended an 0-for-16 with a run-scoring single; and Brett Gardner celebrated his 33rd birthday by reaching base three times, Sanchez was once again the center of attention.
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Upon leaving the field for the last time, Suzuki received emotional embraces from each teammate in front of the dugout, including tearful ones from second baseman Dee Gordon and countryman Yusei Kikuchi, who grew up idolizing Suzuki and who had just made his debut as a starting pitcher in the major leagues.
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Having been called up on a couple of weeks' notice to replace his countryman Mike Wilkinson against Omer for what would be his UFC debut, the confident swagger Allen wore to the Octagon along with his vintage 'Arnold is Numero Uno' shirt was all but a distant memory as he slumped against the fence.
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Before setting out on a jog, she recommends "you just twist your body, to see if you are OK." Unlike her fellow countryman Eliud Kipchoge, the 34 year old who just became the first person to ever run a marathon in under 2 hours, Keitany won't be wearing any special shoes for this race.
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"We think that there are genuine economic questions where it's important that the U.S. and its partners in Asia have a common understanding of the economic and non-proliferation issues at stake before making a decision about renewal of the 1-2-3 Agreement, for example, with Japan," Countryman told a Senate hearing last week.
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"We think that there are genuine economic questions where it's important that the U.S. and its partners in Asia have a common understanding of the economic and non-proliferation issues at stake before making a decision about renewal of the 1-2-3 Agreement, for example, with Japan," Countryman told a Senate hearing last week.
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Kim will want to show his countryman he was able to get an American president to come to North Korea in a sign of strength for his regime — to show that despite millions of people dying of starvation, despite 100,000 plus people in prison camps on par with Nazi Germany — and that their suffering was worth this moment.
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Only his countryman Antonio Carbajal and Germany's Lothar Matthaus have played in five (Gigi Buffon of Italy made five teams but only played four tournaments.) But Marquez is here in uncomfortable circumstances: he's on a toxic watch list kept by the Treasury Department, which has accused him of financial dealing with an accused Mexican drug kingpin.
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In July of 2500, doctors in Beijing blasted the patient with chemicals and radiation to wipe out his bone marrow, making space for millions of stem cells they then pumped into his body through an IV. These new stem cells, donated by a healthy fellow countryman, would replace the patient's unhealthy ones, hopefully resolving his cancer.
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" In 24, shortly after he was proclaimed a cardinal by Pope John Paul II, Cardinal Castrillón was elegized in a Colombian magazine by Gabriel García Márquez, the Nobel Prize-winning novelist and a fellow countryman, as a "rustic man with the profile of an eagle" and "an unpredictable cross between popular Latin American culture and Renaissance reserve.
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Casting directors, in turn, culled actors from Europe and the Americas — Sergio Corbucci's 1967 western "The Hellbenders," to take one random example, featured his fellow countryman Gino Pernice, Julián Mateos of Spain, Brazil's Norma Bengell and the American Joseph Cotten — with the post-synchronized sound allowing the cast to perform in their native tongues during the shoot.
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U.S. concerns had been rising about the prospect of growing stockpiles of nuclear raw materials in East Asia and in mid-March, Thomas Countryman, an assistant U.S. secretary of state in charge of non-proliferation, called into question the renewal of an agreement between Washington and Tokyo that allows Japan to reprocess and produce weapons-grade plutonium.
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"While the threat of a nuclear-armed Iran has been addressed through implementation of the JCPOA, Iran's continued conventional weapons proliferation and its efforts to develop increasingly capable ballistic missile systems remain among our most important nonproliferation challenges, and pose very real threats to regional and international security," said Thomas Countryman, the State Department's Assistant Secretary for International Security and Nonproliferation.
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On the men's side, fifth-seeded Kei Nishikori of Japan got his tournament underway with a 63-3, 6-3 win over Mikhail Kukushkin of Kazakhstan; seventh-seeded Jo-Wilfried Tsonga of France beat his countryman Vincent Millot, 7-5, 6-1; and 31st-seeded Sam Querrey of the United States overcame Thiemo de Bakker of the Netherlands, 7-6 (5), 6-4.
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He finished 38th last year in his Masters debut, but faces an increasingly lengthy and daunting event streak: No European has won at Augusta since 1999, and with the careers of Lee Westwood, Ian Poulter and Luke Donald clearly on the back nine, it might be up to players like Willett or countryman Matt Fitzpatrick to collect the next green jacket for the Euros.
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They will square off against a cohort of young international players—American-prep aligned Canadian ballhandlers Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, R.J. Barrett and Lindell Wigginton, along with international club talents such as multi-tooled German big man Isaiah Hartenstein, his three-point shooting countryman Kostja Mushidi, oversized Lithuanian wing Tadas Sedekerskis, and colossal Brazilian Felipe Dos Anjos—before an audience of assembled media and NBA Scouts.
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"There is no new information and the concern that Mr. Netanyahu emphasized that Iran retains residual technical knowledge that is useful in constructing a weapon is exactly the reason the [Iran deal] should be upheld -- to deny Iran the fissile material necessary to execute that knowledge," Thomas Countryman, a former Obama administration State Department official and current Diplomacy Works Advisory Council member, said in a statement.
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