Maybe he covets deathly separation as a spur to inspiration.
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Each covets what the other has and feels is rightfully theirs.
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House producer Roberto Puig covets sound cards, interfaces, and Midi controllers.
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Beijing also covets the Senkaku Islands administered for decades by Japan.
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It is no secret that the left covets Mr Watson's head.
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I called one of the independent voters whom the Clinton camp covets.
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Perhaps he'll even get that Oscar nomination you just know he covets.
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The top seeded N.Y.C.F.C. covets a bigger prize than in past years.
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"It is their anarchic sensibility that Gottfried covets, reveres, and upholds," he wrote.
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To own a property that someone else covets is one of several risk factors.
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Despite all these arguments, the pre-teen glitter queen inside me covets this item.
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But the prize P.S.G. most covets, the Champions League, has so far eluded it.
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With the state's two main reserve funds dwindling, the Russian government covets that cash.
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The leader of the right-wing Jewish Home party, Naftali Bennett, covets the defence ministry.
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Most of all, though, these arrangements give the prime minister what she most covets: control.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden commands strong early support with the moderate primary voters she covets.
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Like Carthage, Trump is a behemoth with sway over the same territory that the GOP covets.
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But Hollywood covets the red-carpet spectacle, which comes during nomination balloting for the Academy Awards.
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"We want to keep up on technology," said Ms. Duncan, who covets a self-driving car.
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And some of the things that the Mexican government most covets will rankle many Trump supporters.
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Snapchat then brings the young, mobile-friendly eyeballs the NFL covets from all over the world.
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KCGI, a local activist fund, has been increasing its stake in the company and covets board seats.
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The reader can recall how it feels when soil covets the cool night air well into daytime.
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The only thing a Star Wars viewer covets more than Padme Amidala's sick wardrobe is a lightsaber.
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That would be a blow to BMW, which, like other luxury carmakers, covets well-heeled Korean consumers.
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Mr. Trump's accusations that Iran covets a nuclear weapon are at the heart of the current standoff.
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This is useful when you consider that it covets greater influence in Egypt and in the Gulf.
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I imagine that she is imagining what it would be like to own these petty items she covets.
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But the USMCA will become law if House Democrats allow it, giving them leverage over something Trump covets.
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Here are the Fox assets Comcast covets: Still, don't expect Disney to simply hand Comcast all three jewels.
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There's a Billy Madison-esque rich kid in town named Francis (Mark Holton) who covets Pee-wee's bike.
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If China is awarded the 2026 World Cup, which it covets, it will struggle to produce a competitive team.
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President Donald Trump professes to admire the strongman politics of Russia, and he covets the trade surpluses of China.
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The iPhone is a classic symbol of the kind of mass affluence China covets for its 1.4 billion population.
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That is one reason why Russia covets control over the oil-rich region of southern Syria around Deir Ezzor.
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Straub does not sign every prospect he covets, but despite being a terrible salesman, he still lures plenty here.
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But these pastimes tend to be low-stakes and aren't popular with the deep-pocketed foreign visitors Japan covets.
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No. 1, obviously, is Ujiri's desire — whether he indeed covets the Knicks' job as much as the whispers suggest.
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The brothers were delivering two things that every network today covets: a lot of attention and a young audience.
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Twice he has witnessed others have the opportunity, however confusing, to encounter their robot self, and he covets that experience.
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Stellan Skarsgård has signed on to play Baron Harkonnen the leader of the house that covets the film's titular planet.
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Ma's e-commerce giant already has a sizable stake in Weibo and covets a social network to rival Tencent's WeChat.
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He covets a role in the Lion King musical production that will be performed in Mandarin for the first time.
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Henry's desires start to become Cromwell's own, so that Cromwell subconsciously covets Henry's wives and mistresses and Henry's daughter Mary.
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Stockpile a few items that your child covets (and usually cannot have) and use them as high-altitude bargaining chips.
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Sandman is part of that ecosystem, though he's hardly the only person who covets opening loot boxes to a curious audience.
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She is especially partial to Madeleine, a British catalog featuring the kinds of streamlined suits and easy-fitting dresses she covets.
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But he opened the door to Mr. Trump, in 2020, getting exactly what he covets: unfettered airtime to the whole country.
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He covets its channels' combined 58% slice of Italy's terrestrial television market (and, through an offshoot, some 43% of the Spanish market).
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He recently said, as he had before, that he covets more time for composing and did not want another major conducting post.
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But whether these news conferences actually succeed in lending Trump the presidential air he so clearly covets is a matter of debate.
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C.), was willing to say publicly on Monday that he covets what's often described as the toughest job in Washington (The Hill).
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Mr. Kasich hopes to hold on until Ohio's winner-take-all primary on March 15, a state that Mr. Rubio also covets.
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That's especially true for large enterprises — a market that Google covets but, for the most part, is still struggling to win over.
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No, the corrupting nature of power is all on power itself, an invisible force that always needs more, wants more, covets more.
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He's trying to play the base that Schlapp so desperately covets, and then you're going to get this upset over a comedian.
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Trump covets the approval and respect of elites, who will not look favorably upon him if he helps overturn Roe v. Wade.
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He views himself as someone who, despite his successes and wealth, has never been accepted into the clubs and communities that he covets.
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Her No. 2 and longtime rival, House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer, 78, covets the job but is three months older than she is.
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Juan's attraction to the antiquities he covets isn't motivated only by boredom or greed, but also by a sense of their mystical power.
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" Mr. Erdogan indicated that border changes were not what he had in mind, declaring that Turkey "never covets the territory of another country.
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While our youth-obsessed culture sneers at quiet luxurious sedans, my son, who covets every supercar made, is smitten with LaCrosse's limolike ride.
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There have been reports since January that he was under consideration to replace Jeff Sessions as attorney general, and that Pruitt covets the job.
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Lebanon was on the verge of the abyss, requiring "an unusual rescue operation, regardless of the price", said Geagea, who himself covets the presidency.
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We Love The Magical Story Behind This Fixer Upper Magazine Cover Blake Lively Covets The Same TV Wife That We All Do — Guess Who?
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Unlike conservative evangelicals, who have stuck with an amoral sexual predator who covets teenage girls, Mormons appear to be putting their faith above politics.
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No windfall for the American consumer can be allowed in Obama's world, as he covets that money being saved to spend on his priorities.
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Even if those are Snapchat stats, it is clear that the young demographic that Facebook covets doesn't much care about public sharing via posting.
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Pyongyang, for its part, covets Russia's electricity supplies and wants to attract Russian investment to modernize its dilapidated industrial plants, railways and other infrastructure.
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In all seriousness, though, I have to think he'd probably be a better pinch-hitting option than whatever third catcher Bruce Bochy covets instead.
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Trump personally saw it in business deal terms: He would get the mea culpa he sought from Romney; Romney would get the job he covets.
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Mr Trump's administration has made it clear that it covets early development of a 22011G network, to stop China winning the battle over the technology.
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And while he can claim the identity-based epistemology the left increasingly covets, he never presents as so black or aggrieved as to feel unpalatable.
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This is because of massive investments made by the state-owned China National Petroleum Corporation, which covets control of South Sudan's oil-rich energy sector.
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He is a president who, at age 71, eschews physical exercise, covets his own bed and is a lover of junk food and red meat.
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Show me the money Despite his chances from the onset, Bloomberg did possess something that every political campaign covets: a nearly infinite source of money.
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Although Asia captures only a modest share of the income generated by such sales, it takes much more of the associated employment—which Mr Trump covets.
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Pyongyang, for its part, covets Russia's electricity supplies and wants to attract Russian investment to modernize its dilapidated Soviet-built industrial plants, railways and other infrastructure.
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But what he really covets, he tells CNN, is 13-and-a-half inches high, weighs eight-and-a-half pounds and is covered in gold.
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Monocle hasn't just given globalized capitalism a hip aesthetic; it has also operated skillfully as a business in the many markets it both covers and covets.
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If found guilty, PSG could not only face a hefty financial penalty, but also forego participation in the Champions League, which the club covets so highly.
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The music is at times plain, and covets corniness; but behind the down-to-earth personalities of Kelley and Hubbard is the hyperconsciousness of a corporation.
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They are soon cast in François' own play, which is being directed by a wunderkind who takes a romantic interest in Christine, while François covets Thérèse.
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He also brushed aside speculation that he covets a cabinet position, saying his decision to support Mr. Trump was animated by his concern for the country's security.
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Chinese migrants are moving steadily north into this vastly underpopulated Siberian back-of-beyond, rich in the natural gas, oil, timber, diamonds and gold that China covets.
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Neymar joined P.S.G. in 2017 for a world-record fee with the expectation that he would lead the club closer to the Champions League title it covets.
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But Bloomberg's clientele are largely professional and relatively small in number, compared to the millions of consumers Amazon covets, so that may not be a clean fit either.
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But his résumé is thick with the kind of experience Mr. Trump covets: a deep understanding of how the news media works and how public perceptions are molded.
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And private citizens don't get a say in the legislative process — especially when they've literally said their opinions are too toxic for anyone who covets reelection to hold.
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While Carys admitted she covets her mom's closet and sees her as a "fashion icon," Zeta-Jones said her teenage daughter has her own "individual style" she's proud of.
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Teams are so obsessed with velocity today, a savvy one may zag away from targeting the hardest throwers in the amateur draft because every other team so covets them.
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Now, with Mr. Biden rising in some polls since entering the race and, for the moment, claiming some of the African-American voters she covets, Ms. Harris is recalibrating.
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It can also be read as an admission that Mr. Trump lacks — and covets — tools possessed by his adversaries in Beijing, who enjoy domination of the levers of policy.
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Independent economist Mark Zandi predicts 2.9 percent growth in 2018, with "reasonably good odds" of hitting the 3 percent mark that the president covets as proof of his success.
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But the typical viewer covets the big moments—the waltz in "Beauty and the Beast", or Simba held aloft on the African plains—while being less fussy about the details.
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He doesn't know them at all, though he catches sight of Roman (Rafal Zawierucha) and Sharon (Margot Robbie) sometimes as they come up the driveway, living the life he covets.
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The pair of acquisitions would hand it a rich vat of organic and premium brands that China's middle class covets, including Farmers Union yogurt and licences to the Yoplait franchise.
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The "splash plays" that Coach Mike Tomlin covets have helped overcome mistakes that pop up when the Steelers (10-6) cannot get their hands on the ball or the opposing quarterback.
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Both he and Ms. Pelosi will turn 80 during the next Congress, as will Representative Steny Hoyer of Maryland, the third member of the leadership team, who also covets the speakership.
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It was the third defeat in the final for Gianluigi Buffon, its veteran goalkeeper, and denied the 39-year-old fan favorite the one title he covets most in his career.
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In the book, Reeves covets a 1766 map of New York made by the British military officer Bernard Ratzer and considered one of the finest 18th-century depictions of the city.
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Trump deeply covets being Person of the Year: he thanked Time when he was chosen in 2016 and lashed out at the magazine a year later when he was passed over.
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But before then, the 6-foot-9 lawmaker known as "Big Luther" may ultimately not get the Air Force One visit to Birmingham or the presidential Twitter post that he covets.
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Minnesota Vikings: The loss of cornerback Mike Hughes to a torn ACL was a direct hit for the Vikings because of the type of secondary depth the team covets in its scheme.
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The 22-inch screen sports the thin bezels that everyone covets, with a standard 9203 x 2920 touchscreen display that can switch to 21K for HD gaming or a movie theatre-like experience.
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"No governor covets the responsibility of weighing the merits of life or death; but it is a burden I accept as part of my pledge to uphold the laws of this state," Gov.
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"Every tech company in the world ... covets China, the market, so the fears of number cuts are way too palpable for anyone to step up to the plate and buy today," Cramer said.
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Manigault-Newman goes on to opine that Trump "covets" his daughter: For as long as I'd known Trump, I'd observed the way he hugs, touches, and kisses Ivanka; the way she calls him Daddy.
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The jilted IOC huffed and warned NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman not to come knocking in four years time when the 2022 Olympics will be in Beijing, a market that every major sports league covets.
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And as they prepare for Game 1 of the Western Conference finals on Tuesday night, one franchise has everything that the other covets: the prestige and fulfillment that come with a championship (or three).
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In moving jurisdiction of certain sales from the State Department to the Commerce Department, Congress will lose an oversight lever that it covets and has relied on in high-profile cases in the past.
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The President sent Pence to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on September 1 (the Veep said they discussed US aid but not Joe Biden.) Pence, like Pompeo, dreams of higher things and covets Trump's voters.
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European and Japanese interests do not always make a comfortable fit; Europe covets Chinese investment, for example, while Mr Abe has been courting Vladimir Putin, despite a long-standing territorial squabble between Japan and Russia.
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Yogi Berra wisecracked that "it's tough to make predictions, especially about the future," but even the legendary baseball philosopher could have seen this one coming: Russia covets absolute control of events along its Arctic frontier.
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To that end, Congressional lawmakers have put forward legislation that would deny Turkey the ability to purchase the advanced F-35 fighter jet, a platform it covets, if it does indeed acquire the S-400.
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Ellen Burstyn plays Claire's equally conniving mother; Cicely Tyson is the Texas congresswoman whose seat Claire covets; and Neve Campbell is the operative hired to do whatever it takes to get Claire what she wants.
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In another Sci-Fest LA play, called Zebulon's Calling, a wonderfully droll alien, played by Michael Shamus Wiles, covets a glowing plastic ball that looks like something that could be found at a 99-cent store.
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For almost two decades, that player for Lithuania has been Pavliukianec, 40, who has won two Paralympic silver medals — in 2000 in Sydney and in 2008 in Beijing — but covets the gold that has eluded him.
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His failed pursuit a few years ago of rival Hermes, using brash tactics and derivatives to build a stake, left him looking like a raider, not the charmer of the sorts of family businesses LVMH covets.
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He and his wife, Jane, a lawyer and legal recruiter, spend their summers on an island in Maine, a fitting refuge for a man who holds the nation's highest judicial post and covets a low personal profile.
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Now, the next time Salzburg alights on a player it covets, the club's scouts will be able to add Minamino and Haaland to a list of inspirations that already includes Sadio Mané, Naby Keita and Dayot Upamecano.
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They're affluent — although Gabe still covets the more showy wealth of friends Josh and Kitty (Tim Heidecker and Elisabeth Moss) — and have the kind of easy, comfortable dynamic of kids playfully mocking their lame dad who loves boats.
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In other words, a woman needs to do more work to get to the top jobs that CES covets so dearly than a man of equal aptitude — and therefore, a man who might give a keynote equally well.
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New this round: Ellen Burstyn as Claire's equally conniving mother; Cicely Tyson as the Texas congresswoman whose seat Claire covets; and Neve Campbell as the operative hired to do whatever it takes to get Claire what she wants.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Many American teenage girls grow up dreaming of becoming the next Serena Williams, but for Catherine McNally, who nearly delivered an upset for the ages against her compatriot, it is Roger Federer's game she covets.
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Trump has told Republicans that it makes no sense to give Mr. Schumer something that he covets — funding for the tunnels — at a time that Mr. Schumer is routinely blocking Mr. Trump's nominees and other parts of his agenda.
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Executives for the Toronto-based company told analysts on a conference call that Rogers was willing to spend more to attract the high-value wireless customers it covets and had matched promotional pricing offered by both wireless and television rivals.
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In addition to going to church to make phone calls, Elshiva has to fend off Faraj the real-estate developer, who covets her sprawling house, and deal with her family and neighbors' confused reactions to the news that Daniel has returned.
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Why it matters: As Axios' Steve LeVine reported last week, the added difficulties to working in the U.S. — and simply, the uncertainties around the future — are causing the highly-skilled foreign workers that Trump covets to look elsewhere for jobs.
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While the majority of new Canadians, approximately 20133,000, will be economic migrants — skilled workers or professionals with experience that Canada covets — the overall numbers in that class have gone down to make more room for refugees and migrants who are families.
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While the majority of new Canadians, approximately 225,2000, will be economic migrants — skilled workers or professionals with experience that Canada covets — the overall numbers in that class have gone down to make more room for refugees and migrants who are families.
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Even if the Syrian Kurdish forces leave areas currently under attack by Turkish troops, one of the American negotiators acknowledged that there would be nothing to stop them from redeploying to other areas along the Syrian border that Turkey covets.
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The first act revolves around the paranoid King Hjarne and his greedy cousin Drokan — the regent of the neighboring kingdom, who covets both Hjarne's land and his queen, Gertrude, and whose Iago-like insinuations turn Hjarne against his 12 sons.
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Senator Andrea Stewart-Cousins, the Senate majority leader, played down any potential conflict with Mr. Cuomo — "I don't see why more Democrats would pose a problem for the governor," she said on Monday — while acknowledging she covets the Assembly's supermajority.
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Deeply frustrated by her failings as a campaigner—which have been exacerbated by Mrs Clinton's need to tiptoe around Mr Sanders, whose supporters she covets and with whose ideas she sympathises—they have been longing for her to stick it to Mr Trump.
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Mr. Trump has told Republicans that it makes no sense to give Mr. Schumer something that he covets — funding for the tunnels — at a time that Mr. Schumer is routinely blocking Mr. Trump's nominees and other parts of his agenda, the person said.
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Experts: 2 of 11Other possibilities: Kristian Fulton, CB (LSU); A.J. Epenesa, Edge (Iowa); Tristan Wirfs, OT (Iowa); Zack Baun, Edge (Wisconsin)Key expert quote: From Brooks: "The ex-Penn State standout has the length, athleticism and burst Seattle covets in an edge rusher."
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There had been an improbable synergy between the two men: the president who covets power but has little sense or discipline in wielding it, and the legislator who has often seemed to consider the skillful exercise of power an end unto itself.
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Towns is almost impossibly quick and light on his feet for a man his size—the likely NBA Rookie of the Year is seven feet tall and moves with the smoothness and grace of a guard, and already provides the rim protection that every NBA team covets.
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It might be strange, then, that a company that covets discretion and is known, if at all, for investigating disasters that often kill people and can cost billions of dollars in damages, would want to tackle something as mundane and inconsequential as the air inside N.F.L. footballs.
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An investigation into accusations that Premier League champion Manchester City misled European soccer's financial regulators in pursuit of its success on the field is expected to recommend that the team be barred from the Champions League, European soccer's richest competition and the trophy the club covets most.
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Rather than depending on shrinking monthly access fees from its customers, Vimpelcom covets the higher growth that comes from competing for a bigger share of the $200-$300 per month a consumer can spend on Internet services on their phones – on things like transport, music or meal delivery.
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Plus, Anderson has already proven at his own label, J.W. Anderson, the ability to make bags that everyone covets and that hypebeasts imitate — much as Philo did with her Luggage tote and Trapeze bag, which appealed to the likes of Kardashian West as well as the street-style set.
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Instead, Trump's top defenders are more likely to help out in a public relations capacity — including the media appearances that the TV-obsessed president covets — though the White House has made no final decision as it waits for lawmakers to set the timing and parameters of the trial.
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A passerby in porn comic "Vulturette" (Horny Biker Slut Comics, 1992) sleeps with a house full of bikers in succession when told it's the gang initiation she covets (it isn't), and a Kiss one-pager's man punches a woman in the face when she interrupts him having sex with someone else.
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President Trump has failed to acknowledge the ways that his divisive rhetoric has not only inflamed conflict but also made it difficult for him to forge the vital partnerships he needs to post the meaningful policy wins he covets, and to win the approval and adulation he so desperately craves.
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But then there's the little matter of the evil presence, embodied by an ethereal Jessica Chastain, which covets Jean's power, setting up a dual threat: What Jean might do when the "dark" side of her is unleashed, and the plan that this shadowy force has for using her to achieve dominion over Earth.
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Not only does Manigault Newman claim that Trump is a man in "mental decline," she also suspects he "covets" his daughter, Ivanka Trump, and is verbally abusive to his son, Donald Trump Jr. The allegations of mistreatment extend to wife Melania, and according to Manigault Newman, explain why she'd want to leave her husband.
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The year was 2007, and a group of record shop clerks inspired by Free Comic Book Day—an initiative that, yep, sees free comic books doled out to anyone who covets such things—decided that what the world needed was a day set aside to celebrate the idiosyncrasies of record shops the world over.
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And off they go, first to the wrong resort, and then to an assortment of colorful characters, including a nervous groom (Nick Flanagan) facing a financial meltdown; the bride's erratic father (David John Phillips); a best man (Nick Thorburn) who covets the bride; and the bride's randy sister (the comedian Jackie Pirico), all skillfully portrayed.
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"'She took the throne, we can take it from her,' is what they think," she says to a confidante regarding those discontented voices, adding later, "Anyone with a claim to the throne is a danger to me" -- a description that applies to her own son (Joseph Quinn), who's angry about his father's death and covets the crown.
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Taylor Hatmaker/TechCrunch Taylor Hatmaker/TechCrunch Chrome's lineup of industrial-strength messenger bags has typically appealed to hardcore bike types and dudes big enough to hoist its famously burly packs, but the company is branching out with a few new offerings that should excite anyone like me who covets their designs and build quality but just can't make most of their stuff work.
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News media outlets, including The New York Times, citing anonymous sources, reported that the outcome of the investigation was likely to be a recommendation that City, which had already been sanctioned for breaking the cost-control rules in 2014, faced a ban of at least one season from the Champions League, a trophy the club has never won but covets the most.
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Elsewhere, the elusive and perpetually absent beloved Albertine sometimes comes into view looking like Bernardo Luini's "Portrait of Lady "(1520/1525); Albertine covets dresses that remind the narrator of gowns in female portraits by Titian and Carpaccio; Gilbrete's hair reminds Proust of long-stemmed flowers drawn by Leonardo da Vinci; and as World War I descends, Parisian women who have taken to wearing hair accessories made from munition fragments look like noblewomen in Pisanello portraits.
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So, in the throes of a classic Jessica snafu, we'll let go of the above Barnetts and [reluctantly] shop the below Marks instead (while waiting for the Barnetts to come back in stock, naturally): Even if you're not a LIB superfan who will covet these showy vessels as Renée Zellweger covets her oscar, they'll still make solid drinkware additions to any home bar setup — or, some snazzy shatter-proof material for romantic fireside happy hours with a stranger spouse-to-be.
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