Credentialed media are credentialed for a reason, and that's all the reason they need to be in that briefing room.
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"She wasn't even credentialed to study these issues," Castro said.
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"I'm credentialed just like the other media," Mr. Gonen said.
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Like Garland, Gorsuch is well credentialed for the Supreme Court.
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They are deeply credentialed, polyglot, workaholic and respectful before Congress.
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She's one of the most (if not the most) credentialed, knowledgeable,
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She wasn't credentialed in the familiar ways they were, for one.
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Though White House reporters are also typically credentialed in Congress, too.
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Trump's appointees have tended to be unusually well credentialed and conservative.
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Bilingual and well-credentialed academically, he started working for a bank.
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Schefter added that the video crew was credentialed by the Browns.
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Leonard's research, and at times it feels like a serious, credentialed version
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He had undergone numerous background checks and "was fully credentialed," officials said.
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I should say that they're often not lower-skilled but lower-credentialed.
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Trump routinely blocks credentialed reporters that he disapproves of from his events.
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This would extend to live-streamers as well, not just credentialed press.
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I'm a credentialed reporter... So this applies to me as well, right?
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The company had its ad metrics credentialed by the industry watchdog Thursday.
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Officials have said the suspect was a credentialed member of the media.
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Clearview's credentialed users include FBI agents and Customs and Border Patrol officers.
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Poll watchers should be, and most often are, appointed, trained, and credentialed.
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Mitt Romney also drew heavily on credentialed economists with senior government experience.
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This event at the U.S. Capitol will be open to pre-credentialed media.
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McGregor and his entourage were allowed in by a credentialed website, White said.
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He certainly was not the most credentialed available candidate on the spring market.
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He is one of the only credentialed economists in Mr. Trump's inner circle.
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Aurora's appeal is predicated on three well-credentialed founders from Google, Tesla, and Uber.
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Taylor and Kent were not only impeccably dressed, but also impeccably credentialed, impeccably behaved.
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Each of them now attend launches as credentialed media for various space-related outlets.
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And some overlap between credentialed conservative media and the conspiracy-theorist demimonde plainly exists.
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Morell comes across as apolitical, evenhanded and well-credentialed on matters of national security.
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I am a retired FBI Special Agent and credentialed as an FBI Firearms Instructor.
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We all want our doctors carefully credentialed and our information systems to work seamlessly.
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It hopes to bridge the communication gap between wellness seekers and legitimate, credentialed providers.
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So what has investors so bullish on the company's prospects, aside from its credentialed founders?
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Any Reuters journalist who uses a drone for newsgathering must be trained and properly credentialed.
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He wants to blow up credentialed elitism — those who reject tuition-free college for all.
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The items were found in the possession of a credentialed member of the international media.
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Some well-credentialed professional explains that she can reduce that tax bill to $2 million.
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"Now more than ever the country needs a well-credentialed, independent FBI Director," Cornyn said.
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More than 700 credentialed political reporters are scheduled to attend the debate, according to Feist.
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Watkins said she had been credentialed through "Troop Media," whose website is currently under construction.
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Rochelle is a certified professional coach, credentialed through International Coach Federation and Coaches Training Institute.
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The polemicist and activist, although credentialed in her own right, was out of her lane.
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She is arguably the least credentialed press secretary in the modern history of presidential politics.
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Many of the dodgy practices she describes were undertaken by credentialed medical doctors and scientists.
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Mr. Pompeo, 53, is just the kind of well-credentialed tough guy Mr. Trump admires.
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The musical, called "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough," has a highly credentialed creative team.
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She is incredibly well-credentialed and more than equipped to take over the office's public caseload.
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Even among selective universities, those with better-credentialed and wealthier students were likelier to mount protests.
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But he believes scientific exploration should be democratized and accessible to all, not just credentialed experts.
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Enrolled agents are credentialed by the IRS to handle tax returns for any taxpayer without restriction.
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Pratapas said that CNN has credentialed more than 700 journalists, adding, "There's a lot of interest..."
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The six-time gold medalist was then serenaded by a credentialed reporter at a press conference.
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But with only three career Grand Slam titles, he is the Big Four's least credentialed member.
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I even heard one credentialed member of the media yell, "Lock her up!" during a panel.
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Search the directory by ZIP code to find a C.P.A. or credentialed tax professional near you.
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But seek out the highly credentialed thinkers, like Walter Williams, Victor Davis Hanson or Yuval Levin.
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Some credentialed tax preparers' disciplinary history and license status can be checked at the state level.
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While its labs are fully credentialed, the company isn't looking for insurers to pay for its test.
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As she should have been, Hillary Clinton got allotted more delegates, and her delegates were credentialed accordingly.
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All other credentialed media members covering the team were invited to attend the news conference, held Friday.
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Housing every credentialed attendee of the convention can be challenging, especially in a small city like Cleveland.
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Thirty-seven NBA scouts were credentialed for the game to see the two teams' assemblage of talent.
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Perhaps they recognize the sacredness of these texts and wish they were better credentialed in contemporary nerddom.
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They are once again seen as neutral, duly-credentialed 'experts' whose intonations are worth dutifully listening to.
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So, in turn, the Players Tribune went out and got him credentialed to shoot the big game.
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In the Republican presidential race, John Kasich has been among the most-credentialed but least-noted candidates.
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Kudlow, 70, is not a credentialed PhD economist, a fact that is hardly unusual in this job.
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"Many dance schools still haven't established nutrition as part of the curriculum from credentialed sources," Fine says.
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The rest of the team was similarly credentialed, and we at least two had PhDs in media.
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Whether you're a casual fan or a credentialed reporter, statistics are essential to your understanding of sports.
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That encourages groupthink, and makes even a well-credentialed Cabinet all but useless as an advisory body.
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Don't approach us for clinical or therapeutic advice unless we offer and are credentialed in it. 20.
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Typically, the daily briefing is televised and open to all news organizations credentialed to cover the White House.
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She was working on a biography about him and was a credentialed journalist with the Department of Defense.
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I think the first step is putting together a plan to attract more certified, educated, credentialed social workers.
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But now a growing number — some 134,000 trainers around the world — are choosing to get credentialed by CrossFit.
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"Now more than ever, the country needs a well-credentialed, independent FBI director," Cornyn said in a statement.
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The app also offers users on-demand feedback from credentialed CPAs when you have questions that need answering.
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" Goop points out that they feature highly-credentialed physicians, who are "interested in both Western and Eastern modalities.
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"The items were found in the possession of a credentialed member of the international media," the statement adds.
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The division between Mr. Trump's non-college-educated white men and Hillary Clinton's credentialed, affluent women reflects this.
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The anti-vaccination movement began this way—a credentialed physician published fraudulent research in a respected medical journal.
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On Olympics The most credentialed backcourt mates in women's basketball history are back, and of course they are.
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Why should a basketball coach have any say over where a credentialed student gets to attend graduate school?
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The bulk of those credentialed enough for serious consideration are in that position because of circumstance and wealth.
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This Congress, the 115th Congress (85033–18), there are a combined 2,535 correspondents credentialed between the two galleries.
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Why a credentialed economist would do it in a policy paper for a presidential candidate is another matter.
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This might be because Trump believes he'll get along fine without the help of government veterans and credentialed academics.
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It will require two credentialed warning officers to sign in and validate the transmission of every alert and test.
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LEOSA allows credentialed current and retired law enforcement personnel to carry firearms throughout the country, notwithstanding most State restrictions.
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The International Paralympic Committee says it credentialed 801 members of the news media, an increase of 132 from Sochi.
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She bought costly textbooks and traveled to Rome to take a complex exam to be credentialed as a doctor.
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More than two dozen news media members were credentialed for this year's meeting, including a number of television networks.
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If machines can reliably identify less experienced, less credentialed candidates who are likely to excel, it could depress wages.
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Deranged claims from the left that a highly credentialed long time circuit judge is a threat to our republic.
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If you think that a financial planner is right for you, there are several places to find credentialed candidates.
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My legislation authorizes trainees to use the telehealth program under the supervision of an appropriately credentialed VA medical professional.
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Army psychologists working with military intelligence teams showed up in 2002 and asked to be credentialed to treat detainees.
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Roughly 113 couples a day are married Monday through Thursday by one of several credentialed officiants, including Mr. McSweeney.
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Lynch's dealings with the credentialed media over the previous two Super Bowl seasons are already the stuff of legend.
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"The vast majority of preparers are not credentialed," said Chi Chi Wu, a lawyer with the National Consumer Law Center.
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According the the paper, police arrested Faulk even after he repeatedly identified himself as a credentialed member of the media.
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"It was cordial, but she wasn't credentialed per our policy," the campaign official said regarding Jacobs's expulsion from the event.
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"Because these pros are highly credentialed, theirs are among the sales jobs that make the most money," according to Glassdoor.
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Illiberal Education benefited from a few generous reviews written by credentialed but curmodgeonly white male academics like C. Vann Woodward.
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But until recently, he was a fully credentialed member of the Davos set in a way that Trump never was.
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In recent years, there's been a bipartisan tradition of amounting either highly credentialed economists or bankers to fill these positions.
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There are these well-heeled, well-credentialed people of color, and this is a start-up community that is growing.
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He was also a fully credentialed long-time employee authorized to be in and around the aircraft and the ramp.
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"There are 750 reporters credentialed to cover the White House, and there's only 49 seats in that room," he explained.
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While several previous NASA leaders were credentialed or experienced in such disciplines, this was not a clear determinant for success.
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Mr. Navarro, a professor at the University of California, Irvine, is the only credentialed economist in Mr. Trump's inner circle.
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The company has credentialed users at the FBI, Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Interpol, and hundreds of local police departments.
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The committee is a group of reporters who represent and advocate for credentialed media in the Senate periodical press gallery.
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Republicans sought to insulate a plainly well-credentialed jurist whom they hope to install as the court's next conservative stalwart.
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Most states permit only voters, election officials, and credentialed poll watchers to remain in the polling place during voting hours.
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The editor of the piece was Glenn Stout, a well-credentialed sports reporter who also oversees SB Nation's entire longform program.
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Last year, there were 220,000 jobs needed in Washington for those with computer science degrees, but only 500 university-credentialed candidates.
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"The women on my team were well-credentialed business executives, people Trump had supposedly hand-picked for their skills," Yalamanchili wrote.
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He was "credentialed press" and was trying to leave a press pen to photograph the protesters when he was forcefully stopped.
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The jerseys were found "in the possession of a credentialed member of the international media," the National Football League said Monday.
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Many of his letters targeted the famous and credentialed, but from time to time they reached the little known and uninfluential.
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In many booming sectors, employers have an underappreciated capacity to slow the upward march of wages by hiring less credentialed candidates.
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They will have an afterlife for residents of Rio, but for now, these are just for properly credentialed cars and buses.
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But questions have swirled around whether everyone who voted in that election was a credentialed member of the party's executive committee.
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She is an incredibly well-credentialed attorney with extensive litigation experience, more than equipped to take over the office's public caseload.
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In an announcement Thursday, the department said it no longer will allow computers in the lockups it hosts for credentialed press.
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"We are facilitating the name checks and records checks for all the folks who are going to get credentialed," Rivers said.
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Soon the finer auction houses will have credentialed experts on hand to authenticate Dunks of dubious provenance and appraise heirloom Yeezys.
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Sebastian Gorka, an under-credentialed national security adviser with ties to the Hungarian far right, is apparently on his way out.
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I'm not credentialed, but I walk in with no trouble at all and order a vodka and pineapple from the cash bar.
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But it remains a reasonably popular one in the economics profession with a decent number of well-qualified and well-credentialed proponents.
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Our computer-intensive work environment is creating high-paying jobs for those with credentialed skills from quality technical schools or training programs.
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Notably, the resulting map makes no distinction between posts by protestors and credentialed press, drawing all relevant posts into the same graphic.
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Coming across each other's early work, they got credentialed together to takes photos of the SpaceX CRS-9 mission in July 2016.
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The authors claim that philosophy abandoned its relationship to other disciplines by creating its own purified domain, accessible only to credentialed professionals.
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There is a very vocal minority of well-credentialed AARP members, however, who took, and continue to take, umbrage to Bautista's celebration.
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More than 125,000 balloons have been inflated, about 2003,000 journalists are officially credentialed, and 5,500 law enforcement agents are prepping for chaos.
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More than 125,000 balloons have been inflated, about 15,000 journalists are officially credentialed, and 5,500 law enforcement agents are prepping for chaos.
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Tamaela pulls double duty as a coach with tennis experience and a credentialed physiotherapist, giving her a dual insight few others have.
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If you're wondering why Ms. Ambrose, older and differently credentialed than a typical Eliza, should vault ahead, Mr. Sher put it simply.
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"The university-credentialed overclass contains moderately paid schoolteachers and store managers as well as wealthy corporate lawyers and billionaire entrepreneurs," he writes.
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Result: The agency has adopted a new policy requiring two credentialed warning officers to sign in and validate every alert and test.
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If all of President Trump's nominees are as reasonable and well-credentialed as Kenneth L. Marcus, America will be in great shape.
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And yes, I know; we are living increasingly in a knowledge- and data-driven economy, managed by credentialed and accomplished symbolic analysts.
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As the company has grown, the staff has continued to compete for highly credentialed engineers who might otherwise flee to Silicon Valley.
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The latter argument will certainly be good enough to get the Colorado delegates — all of whom support Cruz — credentialed at the convention.
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Even if consumers are hiring credentialed preparers, they should still ask questions, said Terry Durkin, president of the National Association of Enrolled Agents.
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The increase in classroom sizes coincides with a sharp decline in the number of teachers credentialed through state colleges in the past decade.
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And Marc&aposs right, he has very, very qualified and credentialed people, public servants of great integrity working for him, like Dan Coats.
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Scott Walker was supposed to be the perfect blend of a competent, credentialed executive and a rock-ribbed conservative outsider unstained by Washington.
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The goal is to match the credentialed skills veterans have mastered in a branch of the service to jobs in the civilian realm.
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And while we're huge fans of credentialed sex and relationship experts, sometimes you just need some real talk from women who've been there.
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Trump has also chosen Elaine Chao, the well-credentialed wife of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Unlike the populist, anti-establishment, norm shattering, often extreme Trump, Kavanaugh is a mainstream, conventional, cautious, credentialed product of the center-right establishment.
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Edwards also said on his blog he had attended a Memphis rally for the billionaire candidate as a credentialed media member last Saturday.
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Despite the tired clichés about writing from the basement, success in blogging depends on continued effort and quality work rather than credentialed access.
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"The Knicks were allowed for too long to restrict access to credentialed reporters," said Kyle Wagner, the editor in charge of sports coverage.
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According to reports, the Patriots were filming an advanced scout for a feature called "Do Your Job" and were credentialed by the Browns.
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The next day, the new baseball commissioner, Peter Ueberroth, made it a league policy that all clubhouses were open to all credentialed writers.
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When you ask credentialed experts on Islam and terrorism about counter-jihadist theories today, they usually don't know whether to laugh or cry.
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When seeking to appoint judges, the White House has said it is looking for highly credentialed lawyers reflecting the diversity of U.S. society.
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But at the same time, there are real, credentialed doctors out there making a case for vaping as a viable alternative to conventional smoking.
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"The items were found in the possession of a credentialed member of the international media," NFL officials said in a statement posted on Twitter.
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"The items were found in the possession of a credentialed member of the international media," NFL officials said in a statement uploaded to Twitter.
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Baier said the White House press gaggle "should be opened to all" credentialed organizations, pointing to treatment of his network during the Obama administration.
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DETROIT — As a former first lady, U.S. senator, secretary of state, Hillary Clinton is the most experienced and credentialed candidate now running for president.
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When a sex crime is involved, the #MeToo movement mainly ignites when the victim is white, a celebrity, or a well-educated, credentialed professional.
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The 85033-nation bloc, which has significant voting power, was prevented from casting votes earlier because not all members were credentialed at the time.
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He also never had to overcome the odds James was facing after Game 4, against the most credentialed regular-season team in league history.
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I don't know if they were from Harvard, or the London School of Economics, but they were a really well-accomplished, well-credentialed team.
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"That's very offensive!" yelled out a woman from the audience, who was later identified as Nicole Robertson, a freelance writer credentialed for the event.
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The Microsoft app allows only credentialed users to report results and will require precincts to double-check the results before they are sent off.
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Production at all six factories would be suspended, he said, until Nissan could ensure it had enough credentialed workers to carry out the checks.
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"The Crown," created and mostly written by the highly credentialed Peter Morgan, has harvested nominations and awards, including a Golden Globe for best drama.
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President Trump was always going to nominate conservative judges, and his selection of the well-credentialed and very smart Judge Kavanaugh is no exception.
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Republicans playing key roles in politics and business come from the ranks of college-credentialed winners — just as most of Hillary Clinton's voters did.
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That meant respecting the rule-making progress, staffing the agency with credentialed professionals, deferring to the Senate on appointments, and other matters of professionalism.
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His co-founders are equally credentialed: Tesla's former head of Autopilot, Sterling Anderson, and one of the founding members of Uber's autonomous efforts, Drew Bagnell.
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Her full title is now, "Certified Credentialed Master Newborn Care Specialist," and her expertise is with high-order multiples like triplets, quadruplets and even quintuplets.
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But during a 2006 incident an Epoch Times–credentialed reporter shouted at then-president George W. Bush during a visit from then-president Hu Jintao.
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Now the company's market is more focused on credentialed skill development in conjunction with industry partners like Google, Amazon, IBM, Nvidia, Mercedes-Benz and others.
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When Seralini's results were published, the biotech industry's worldwide spin machine, consisting of front groups and credentialed GMO-promoters-in-high-places, leapt into action.
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This is the backdrop against which Trump rejected also-rans in favor of then–Indiana Governor Mike Pence, the best credentialed of his bad options.
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The money has been used to bankroll an army of dubiously credentialed experts, who argue that Muslims are waging a "stealth jihad" against democratic institutions.
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Choose internationally credentialed facilities, and be aware that standards for providers and clinics in other countries may be different than those in the United States.
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In Washington, DC, the federal courthouse will be restricted to judges, court staff, credentialed members of the media, and visitors with official business beginning Friday.
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It seemed as if the great watchmaker of the universe had handled the casting: German versus American, Old World versus New, credentialed versus self-taught.
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"Access to the Capitol and the House and Senate Office buildings will be limited to members, staff, credentialed press and official business visitors," they said.
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Clearview data reviewed by BuzzFeed News listed more than 20 venture and private equity firms the company had credentialed, but there were others as well.
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The initial spectacle of mediocrity condescending to genius is painful, but the subsequent triumph of self-taught brilliance over credentialed ignorance is thrilling to witness.
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Sussing out the credentialed from the quacks, or whether an Ayurvedic practice will really help you more than a holistic health coach, can be daunting.
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Only fools would argue that Jackson is not deserving of his place in the conversation for the best credentialed and greatest coach in N.B.A. history.
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"In a world where facts are under siege, credentialed sources are proving more important than ever," Stephen Kehoe, global chair of reputation at Edelman, said.
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The departure at the U.S. Capitol will be open to pre-credentialed media, and the arrival and remarks at Joint Base Andrews will be pooled press.
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Dental therapists are already trained and credentialed to provide all these services, but most states prohibit them from serving patients unless a dentist is physically present.
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Bernie Sanders early on in the 2016 Democratic primary cycle (after Sanders backed his bid to oust Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel), is a well-credentialed progressive.
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Wonderschool helps candidates get credentialed, set up their programs, launch their websites, boost enrollment, and take payments in exchange for a 10 percent cut of tuition.
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Mike Pompeo is the sort of well-credentialed tough guy, with hawkish politics and an eagerness to speak his mind, that President Trump seems to admire.
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" → Nearly 200 reporters were credentialed for the Oakland event... → Rolling Stone DC bureau chief Andy Kroll: "Of the 2020 rollouts thus far, Harris' is the best.
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The room is filled with video screens that broadcast a closed-circuit feed from multiple camera angles, and credentialed reporters can bring in laptops and cellphones.
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Traveling to New Haven for a Big Red away game, she became the first woman credentialed to sit in the press box at the Yale Bowl.
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Curtis was nominated for a Golden Globe for the role, a tough, cynical woman who could be a better-credentialed cousin to coach Sue Sylvester on Glee.
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Schools need funds to be able to hire an on-site, credentialed wellness instructor as well as maintain an on-site wellness room for yoga and meditation.
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Schools need funds to be able to hire an on-site, credentialed wellness instructor as well as maintain an on-site wellness room for yoga and meditation.
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In July, she enrolled at Bronx Community College to become a certified recovery peer advocate with the goal of becoming a credentialed alcoholism and substance abuse counselor.
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The usual tussling ensued, no press passes were snatched and when Jim Acosta, the re-credentialed CNN correspondent, piped up with a question, Ms. Sanders politely replied.
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Mr. Navarro, 67, a professor at the University of California, Irvine, who holds a doctorate from Harvard, is the only credentialed economist in Mr. Trump's inner circle.
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In events in the United States, Matsuyama often has a dozen or more credentialed Japanese print and broadcasting reporters and camera operators recording every stroke he makes.
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The character of Trump's list may have to do with the candidate's belief that he'd be better off without the help of government veterans and credentialed academics.
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Press gallery rules prevent non-credentialed visitors from attending media events in the Capitol studio, but the speaker's office worked with the galleries to allow children to attend.
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When firms in highly productive industries crave highly credentialed workers, it is the pay of similar workers elsewhere in the economy—of doctors, say—that rises in response.
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But Obama was so taken with the idea of hiring credentialed, consensus-oriented experts that he never even tried to push macroeconomic policies that would benefit Obama personally.
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These companies are expected to fuel tech's next wave of startups as a bunch of well-credentialed and newly wealthy alumni look for investments in their own companies.
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And when an armada of impeccably credentialed conservative lawyers took up the judicial robes, Pence's competence would go from comforting band-aid to insidious threat in no time.
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The NFL sent this out Monday morning: Not everyone believes the NFL, though: Back to the official story: "A credentialed member of the international media," the league says.
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"Every credentialed White House reporter, including Mr. Karem, knows perfectly well that they are not permitted to engage in unprofessional behavior on the White House grounds," Burnham said.
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They still seem to be preferring traditionally credentialed candidates, like senators and governors, and many party insiders are partial to nominating a woman or a person of color.
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The school has made a point of hiring teachers with master's degrees who are credentialed to teach classes in which teenagers earn dual credit with nearby Lee College.
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Such investigations into harassment often exceed 30 days, violating internal policy, and the Coast Guard does not employ anyone credentialed in investigating harassment, according to the House report.
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The fully-credentialed, ground-services worker was responsible for loading and unloading passengers' luggage, tidying the aircraft and worked on a team that towed planes, the company said.
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In all walks of life — engineering, politics, transportation — there is a fine line between the earned wisdom of experience and the toxic self-regard of a credentialed rut.
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Maybe that's the reason why millions of people could come to believe Facebook memes over highly credentialed experts, and how such skepticism contributes to the overall distrust of knowledge.
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Databases are often encrypted "server-side," meaning that random strangers can't just query it for information, but credentialed users can access some or all of the information in it.
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Instead, power consolidated the whole thing down to, in the terrarium-like industry capital of New York, the most prestigious, and therefore credentialed, and therefore respectful-of-power publications.
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Tom Brady's missing jerseys from the 2015 and 85033 Super Bowl have been found in the possession of a "credentialed member of the international media," the NFL said Monday.
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He's also highly credentialed, with a master's degree in architecture and urban design from Columbia University, licenses in New Jersey and New York, and a career spanning 2800 years.
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Larson also announced that the Toronto and Sundance Film Festivals have committed to ensure at least 20% of critics credentialed for their next festivals will be from underrepresented groups.
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"Dream Corp," created by Daniel Stessen, looks in on a treatment center whose staff is dubiously credentialed but engaged in cutting-edge therapeutic techniques that involve manipulating patients' dreams.
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The Knicks acknowledged in a statement that they broke the rules but attributed the lapse to a misinterpretation of the policy on when credentialed reporters must be let in.
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Sanders kept his strength with voters under 8643 on college campuses, but Biden demolished him with the sort of credentialed, educated, middle-class voters who live in college towns.
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The therapist, in this case, is Ms. Arnow's camera, which she wields remorselessly throughout her yearlong relationship with James, a would-be performance artist and a fully credentialed lush.
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DES MOINES — Hours before President Donald Trump took the stage at a campaign rally here Thursday night, hundreds of people, including dozens of pre-credentialed journalists, were locked out.
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The jerseys were allegedly jacked by Mauricio Ortega -- who was a credentialed member of the international media when he went into the Patriots locker room and swiped the #12 unis.
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"Some at CNN & NYT stood w/FOX News when the Obama admin attacked us & tried 85033 exclude us-a WH gaggle should be open to all credentialed orgs," Baier tweeted.
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As with nursing or law (or any credentialed profession), you may need to play catch-up on your continuing education credits before you can return to work as a teacher.
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Trump has also toned down his rhetoric and selected credentialed, reasonable staff picks like KT McFarland as deputy national security advisor, attorney Donald McGahn as White House counsel and Gov.
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One of our full-time caretakers is a credentialed and published anthropologist, which I think underscores the fact that we are committed to the history of the property and area.
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Based on a list of credentialed users reviewed by BuzzFeed News, Clearview met with individuals from many of Silicon Valley's most notable firms, among them Kleiner Perkins and Greylock Partners.
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What the ordinary person might interpret as a con game or sheer lunacy, the heavily credentialed investor, with his TED Talk understanding of things, will reliably regard as brilliant eccentricity.
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A video crew working for the Patriots and stationed in the press box, after being credentialed by the Browns, shot footage of the Bengals' sideline during their loss in Cleveland.
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According to ESPN&aposs Adam Schefter, the Patriots were filming their advance scout as a part of the team&aposs "Do Your Job" series and were credentialed by the Browns.
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After photographing Aniston engraving her outstanding performance by an actress in a drama series SAG award, LaTour said the two cameramen credentialed for the "engraving section," tentatively waited for Pitt's appearance.
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Beaches Resorts, which also partners with Sesame Workshop to offer shows and activities, is the first resort company to be credentialed by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards.
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In 39 states, credentialed poll watchers can challenge voters' eligibility, with the rules varying widely, said Wendy R. Weiser, the director of the Democracy Program at the Brennan Center for Justice.
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When Mr. Kaysen, now 36, returned to the Twin Cities in 2014, it was as one of the most impressively credentialed culinary talents ever to set down roots in his hometown.
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"Attendees will be limited to student-athletes, coaches, event staff, essential team and conference staff, television personnel, credentialed media and immediate family members of the participating teams," the Big East said.
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Most notably, the ability to offer instant issuance to a set of customers that have already been pre-validated, multi-factor authenticated, Know-Your-Customer credentialed by the large tech firms.
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But the former Vice President missed a huge opportunity to demonstrate his experience, authority and clarity on foreign policy or why he was best credentialed to serve as commander-in-chief.
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"It is aimed at screening out less-qualified workers, whereas our members tend to provide well-credentialed workers to help U.S. companies fill their skills gaps and compete globally," it said.
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His campaign and a "super PAC" supporting him spent heavily on sunny advertising spots in the hopes of announcing Mr. Bush to the post-Tea Party Republican Party as a credentialed conservative.
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It's about being able to rub shoulders with all the well-credentialed CEOs and show that you're the kind of person who cares about intellectualism and prefers freeze-dried edamame to McDonald's.
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The startup is credentialed by all five sports teams in the city, and mixes in traditional sports reporting with inside access and exclusives from team executives and agents of the hottest players.
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"Do your due diligence in making sure you are treated by a credentialed and expert injector, such as a dermatologist or plastic surgeon," says Vivian Bucay, MD, a dermatologist in San Antonio.
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The International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards has also credentialed Grand Palladium Bávaro Suites Resort & Spa in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, as well as the Sheraton Park Anaheim near Disneyland.
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To be safest, Thau recommends that an annual comprehensive eye examination with a credentialed doctor to learn more about eye health and which sunglasses might be most beneficial in any given circumstance.
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It's one thing when actress Gwyneth Paltrow tells people to avoid "nightshade vegetables" on an elimination diet, and quite another when a highly trained and credentialed physician sells a weight loss lie.
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It's one thing when actress Gwyneth Paltrow tells people to avoid "nightshade vegetables" on an elimination diet, and quite another when a highly trained and credentialed physician makes overhyped weight loss claims.
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The Deep State is made up of thousands of similarly credentialed, remarkably "un-diverse" civil servants and political appointees who saw themselves promoted rapidly during the eight years of the Obama administration.
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A neural network built to translate could work through millions of pages of documents of legal discovery in the tiniest fraction of the time it would take the most expensively credentialed lawyer.
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"While we sought and were granted credentialed access from the Cleveland Browns for the video crew, our failure to inform the Bengals and the League was an unintended oversight," the statement said.
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Under a CBP directive announced in January, a medical professional under CBP contract or a "credentialed healthcare provider" is supposed to conduct an interview and medical assessment of every child taken into custody.
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In the past, the FBI's role in security has included conducting the background checks for ALL of the event day staff who will be credentialed ... including security guards, food vendors, media and volunteers.
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New York Magazine first reported that "Political Cesspool" host James Edwards attended a rally in Memphis last Saturday "as a fully credentialed member of the media" to cover the Republican presidential front-runner.
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They decided to go through the 20,000 credentialed employees in the arena for Super Bowl LI, beyond just media members, narrowing the list down to males in their 40s, white or potentially Latino.
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It is created by the undermining of trust in the traditional vehicles of authority and legitimation — major newspapers, professional associations, credentialed academics, standard encyclopedias, government bureaus, federal courts, prime-time nightly news anchors.
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The Astros compounded the problem by publicly denying the incident, another public-relations blunder for a team that had barred a credentialed reporter from its clubhouse in August to placate pitcher Justin Verlander.
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ESPN's Adam Schefter says the Patriots were credentialed by the Browns (the home team) to shoot that day for a segment called "Do Your Job" which spotlights key Patriots staffers behind the scenes.
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I thought with those two things — his passion and his desire to continue to learn — even if he wasn't the best credentialed coach, he would become an outstanding coach for us over time.
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And, according to the National Taxpayer Advocate, nearly half of all taxpayers who seek assistance use a tax return preparer who is either non-credentialed or not subject to state oversight and standards.
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A year later I had just been laid off of my last real job and I decided to go back this time as actual credentialed media—from then on, porn was my beat.
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How could a candidate with as much baggage as Trump be neck-and-neck with one of the most admired, best credentialed and most broadly experienced nominees in the history of the Democratic Party?
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The way that some schools are responding is with emergency or short-term teaching licenses and by filling positions with teachers who are not credentialed for the subject area they are asked to teach.
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We don't have enough of the desperately needed inventions — nuclear fusion energy or cancer cures — that emerge when credentialed scientists tinker away for years on expensive machines that have nothing to do with Snapchat.
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As a young, impeccably credentialed Mexican-American — by far the largest of the Latino voting blocs — Justice Cuéllar would have been someone to whom the Democrats' core constituencies would have developed an emotional attachment.
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But because they're willing to criticize the ruling party and report on official malfeasance, the government hasn't credentialed its reporters, so they can't attend its news conferences and question officials there, Mr. Lukacs said.
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"The set-up in aviation in America is we secure the airfield and then we have the mindset that we have employees that are credentialed and authorized to be there to operate them," he said.
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The data make sense considering blue states have "expensive colleges and workforces that are high skilled and highly credentialed," said Andrew Ross, director of American Studies at New York University and an expert on debt.
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While she is well credentialed as a former public company CFO, her role has troubled some former employees, limited partners, and others close to the firm and raised questions about its internal transparency and governance.
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They say: Slow productivity growth in healthcare can be in part blamed on laws that protect doctors from competing with less credentialed practitioners, like nurses or dental hygienists, and laws that protect hospitals from competition.
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But most of my male coworkers enter interactions with me not as a highly credentialed business professional, but as an aggregation of any woman in their life who has ever had to call them out.
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" 2015 On opening night of the Met's 2015-16 season, Parterre Box was a credentialed member of the media, with press tickets for the critic Christopher Corwin to review the new production of Verdi's "Otello.
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As BuzzFeed News first reported, Clearview documents indicated more than 2,200 public and private entities have been credentialed to use its facial recognition software including Macy's, Kohl's, the National Basketball Association, and Bank of America.
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Still, the specifics of what was about to go down mattered far less, it seemed, than the blow that election had dealt to their own self-image as duly credentialed arbiters of the common good.
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Credentialed reporters, who go through security screening to enter the Capitol, will be screened a second time to enter the Senate chamber to watch the trial proceedings to ensure no restricted materials enter the trial.
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Tragically—despite a Department of Defense-wide epidemic in post-traumatic stress disorder and suicide, I was stationed at a remote Marine base in rural Japan as the sole credentialed provider of more than 6,000 personnel.
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That's in part because it takes aim at the regulatory state and at credentialed experts (economists, climate scientists), and so aligns with absolutist anti-governmentalism as well as with those who view expertise as intrinsically elitist.
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As long as a trainer is credentialed by one of those NCCA-recognized institutions, you can be sure that they had to pass a rigorous exam that proves a deep knowledge of exercise science and practice.
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The study includes every reporter (print, digital, radio and television) with a public Twitter account who is credentialed to cover Congress for an English-language outlet, including some British publications, like the Economist and the Guardian.
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We don't know why this happened, but there was an immense amount of pressure from the Senate — which is required to approve any choice — for Trump to pick someone who was well-credentialed and seemed impartial.
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Smith was not a credentialed scientist, it was true, but all his samples were being tested by an independent lab and reviewed by Judith Zelikoff, a toxicologist in the environmental-medicine department at New York University.
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More broadly, CEA's existence is meant to ensure that credentialed academic economists have a voice in the administration, so that economic policymaking and advice to the president isn't entirely dominated by bankers, bureaucrats, or political operatives.
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Her distaste for the younger, less traditionally credentialed, male Buttigieg — and the churning rage she plainly felt toward parts of the nominating process — has been one of the rare moments of collective consciousness this election cycle.
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"Flynn was well credentialed; he was a head of D.I.A." The Flynn Intel Group promised what sounded like a sophisticated research and lobbying effort, employing former intelligence and military veterans, and led by Mr. Flynn himself.
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A randy handyman, naughty nuns and a clothing-optional coven cause no end of agita in "The Little Hours," a 14th-century farce that, given its comically credentialed players, ought to be a great deal funnier.
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The unspecified claim was also picked up by the Gateway Pundit (now credentialed by the White House) and the conspiracy site InfoWars, whose Washington bureau chief, Jerome Corsi, has a long history of spreading corrosive conspiracies.
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And for less credentialed workers, that margin is the difference between having a shot at a middle-class life, including owning a home and sending children to college, and having to struggle to make ends meet.
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An organization like Acronym exists primarily to move money from rich donors to credentialed operators claiming to deliver useful and innovative expertise, or some technological widget or service, that might lead to the election of Democrats.
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Not only has this muzzled credentialed critics and damaged professional reputations, but if Malcher's suspicions were right, the Kremlin's campaign to combat its adversaries on social media may have moved beyond cyberspace and into the streets.
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Ludwig has said that some of his staff have master's degrees in education or counseling, though every woman interviewed for this story, and two former employees, say there weren't any credentialed teachers or licensed counselors on staff.
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A lot of reporters are also holed up in Hockeytown Cafe, just outside the debate hall... "One of the most-credentialed debates that CNN has hosted..." Oliver emails one more: The interest in this debate is huge.
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If so, they will have triumphed over other highly credentialed politicians -- John Kasich, Chris Christie and Jeb Bush -- who have paid their dues the old-fashioned way, with endless town hall meetings, house parties, and diner visits.
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In one example, a former associate was stunned when Mueller chose in 1995 to work in the homicide section of the US Attorney's Office in DC, which was perceived as a demotion for the highly credentialed lawyer.
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First, it couldn't possibly be true unless it were the case that no credentialed historian is a Trump supporter; even one or two (and I bet there are a lot more than that) would spoil the broth.
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But this politically pregnant convergence of events was not met with a battalion of well-credentialed Republican law enforcement and national security officials flooding the television airwaves to raise questions about the inquiry and hammer Mrs. Clinton.
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The Knicks held a news conference Friday for their newest draft picks, R.J. Barrett and Ignas Brazdeikis, but The Daily News was not allowed in, even though the publication's writers are credentialed by the team and league.
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Something in the spectacle of a highly credentialed Republican man nearly being denied his life's goal on nothing but the word of a couple of women has brought out the inner Trump in a lot of people.
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He borrowed from the ethnological theories of his friend James McCune Smith, a fellow black abolitionist and the nation's first credentialed black physician, to argue that both black and white people would be improved by racial mixing.
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Many people — especially women and people of color — have been frustrated for ages at how much harder it is to get their voices heard in prestigious outlets, even when they're more credentialed on the topic at hand.
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They found that the disadvantage for women was created by more than overall numbers; it began even before law school, when a smaller percentage of female college graduates applied to law school compared with similarly credentialed men.
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Then, after relenting in the face of a potential First Amendment lawsuit, they removed a well-credentialed faculty adviser from her job -- just weeks after her students won the best-in-state award for the newspaper she advised.
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These include paperwork issues, records of "unsanitary, expired, missing, or improperly stored instruments, medications, and medical supplies," the brief reads, and cases of clinic workers not being fully credentialed for each action, including supplying prescriptions and administering IVs.
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It's one more in a long global roster of company makeovers, with management bringing in the smartest and best-credentialed people available to find an organizational solution to a dynamic and difficult set of problems for a client.
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The Patriots employee was reportedly credentialed to shoot video for a Patriots web video series, and when confronted by Bengals media relations and security personnel, asked if the video could be deleted and the entire incident be forgotten.
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Knight, in which the court found that there were First Amendment interests at stake when the White House denied access to a reporter, and that the White House had to have clear standards for "eligible" reporters to get credentialed.
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The identities of Americans swept up in foreign surveillance are said to be "masked" when redacted in classified intelligence briefs generated for the White House, the president's national security council, and other staffers credentialed to view the classified reports.
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Even with all of the credentialed advice and candlelit ambience, I still found shower sex tricky—success largely still resting upon our ability to pull off a range of notoriously difficult standing positions in a cramped and slippery space.
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Your issued key card will give you access to your room and specific amenities, but you likely won't be able to access central offices or other structural points of the building that you don't need or aren't credentialed for.
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I'm pretty sure Jill Stein just boarded the media bus at the Hofstra University #Debates22019 Collins's tweet caught the attention of Hofstra University security and Nassau County police, it said, as Stein is not credentialed for Monday evening's event.
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Worn down by his unruly caucus, Mr. Boehner turned the reins over to a younger man credentialed with both the Republican establishment and the Tea Party wing, which he helped bring to power in the Republican rout of 2010.
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But it was Hayek and Mises who came to define the new Austrian school, attracting wealthy patrons in the United States who had despaired of finding credentialed economists willing to offer such a full-throated defense of free markets.
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But the people doing that work have a better chance of doing the right thing and addressing the legitimate issues than the well-credentialed transplants and machine creatures who have traditionally held—and still mostly do hold—those roles.
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Before Erdogan's address to the Washington think tank, Turkish journalist Adem Yavuz Arslan told CNN that the security guards tried to remove him from the event despite him being credentialed, but that Brookings staff intervened so that he could stay.
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Over the next 30 years, Anchor Hocking experienced a series of leveraged buyouts and private equity purchases, each of which saddled the company with a growing debt load and highly credentialed management with little-to-no experience in glass making.
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A survey conducted by the National Association of Enrolled Agents in mid-February found that 85033 percent of respondents, who are federally credentialed tax practitioners, expect their businesses to see either some or a significant increase in the number of extensions.
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Durant has become LeBron James after his 2010 decision to leave Cleveland, and the Warriors have become the Miami Heat, only deeper in talent and far more credentialed, with an all-or-nothing mandate, ridicule to follow should they fail.
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An activist group supporting Sanders, for instance, took a hard jab at the plan while sounding off on another Trump-related headline — this time that Sam Clovis, a questionably credentialed nominee to head the Agriculture Department, had withdrawn his nomination.
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The company tells me it will continue to target underserved students, and the program is open to fourth grade to eight grade classrooms with credentialed teachers as well as registered non-profits that have Internet access and computers for students.
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Bill Mason and Sherri Rosen-Mason are credentialed white liberals, having fought for 15 years to increase the diversity of the student body at the New Hampshire boarding school where he is the headmaster and she the director of admissions.
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Yet his assaults on academia helped give rise to a political movement that rejects the intellectual authority of America's credentialed elite altogether, leading to a creation of alternative conservative institutions and hostility toward mainstream research programs (like, say, climate science).
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Some card-carrying Duchampians are here, among them Sherrie Levine, Richard Pettibone and Mike Bidlo, and no one is more credentialed than Francis M. Naumann himself, one of our great scholar-art dealers, whose knowledge of Duchamp may be unequaled.
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It is striking, but not really surprising, that all this well-credentialed cleverness and machine-tooled efficiency tends to deliver the same solution, which amounts to more for the client and less for everyone else; that is the goal, after all.
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Many are highly skilled and credentialed — 70,500 are self-employed, 80 percent speak English exclusively, 29 percent are college educated, 85033,500 have children who are U.S. citizens and more than 100,000 are married to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident.
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Jeffrey Hart, a defiant defender of the Western literary canon and a profusely credentialed but contrarian conservative who bolted the Republican Party to support John Kerry and Barack Obama for president, died on Sunday in Fairlee, Vt. He was 20043.
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"The setup in aviation in America is we secure the airfield and then we have the mindset that we have employees that are credentialed and authorized to be there," Tilden said, adding that the airline was working with authorities to investigate.
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Hearings like this one crop up every now and then, often with the same cadre of questionably-credentialed witnesses offering up the same tired fallacies that serve to cast doubt on the overwhelming scientific consensus that climate change is real and human-caused.
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They'll be offering marijuana to members of Congress, staffers, credentialed journalists and interns, as long as they are 21 or over and have a valid congressional ID. According to DCMJ, this will all be legal under the District of Columbia's marijuana law.
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He hates the credentialed professional class as only a WASP who was born into some money and then became extremely moneyed in childhood can hate it (when he was ten, his father married Patricia Caroline Swanson, heiress to the Swanson frozen-food fortune).
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" The number of such jobs for newly credentialed lawyers probably shrank, Mr. Leipold said, because graduates are competing "with other junior lawyers for most jobs other than entry-level associate positions at large law firms, some judicial clerkships and some government honors programs.
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The people, fairly numerous and highly credentialed, who argue that only industrial agriculture as we now have it can feed the world are arguing in fact that we can feed the world only by an agriculture that destroys both farmland and farmers.
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The Senate Banking Committee will hold a confirmation hearing on Thursday for Ms. Shelton and another nominee to the Fed's board: Christopher Waller, the director of research at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, a well-credentialed candidate who faces little opposition.
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More than 203 credentialed media encircled the court to capture every pass, every dribble, every shot of the King's firstborn, who would likely have worn an Irish jersey had the family not moved west so James could shine for the Los Angeles Lakers.
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In addition to competing in a set of Senate contests that have long been expected to be in play, Democrats have managed to recruit well-credentialed and potentially formidable challengers in many "reach" Senate races where the party wouldn't ordinarily expect a win.
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He's received little formal historical training and his sole credentialed degree is a bachelor's in religious education from evangelical Oral Roberts University, although he later claimed to have earned a doctorate from officially unaccredited Life Christian University on the basis of his published works.
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Upon suspecting that his less-credentialed companion might have felt alienated by a menu which listed ingredients such as "soppressata, capicollo and...striata baguette[s]", Mr Brooks and his colleague then retreated to a Mexican restaurant, which he surmised would constitute a class-neutral haven.
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Even if the unthinkable happens and a company does reject you for trying to negotiate, there's a good chance that it's not the kind of company you would want to work for anyway, points out HR Specialist and ICF-credentialed Career Coach Kristyn Lang.
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The jersey and a second one Brady wore in a championship victory two years earlier were taken by a former Mexican media executive who had been credentialed to cover the February game in Houston, according to the National Football League and law enforcement officials.
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With overseas offices in cities such as Islamabad, Cairo, and Jakarta, accurately managing cybersecurity risks to the Library's overseas collections and personnel is difficult, particularly when, as admitted by Chief of the Library Services Automation and Planning Office, these systems haven't been accredited or credentialed.
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I like J. D. Vance's "Hillbilly Elegy," but Putnam's work is, I think, the big backdrop for understanding the vicious cycle of how declining economic opportunities for the non-educationally credentialed and family and neighborhood collapse are becoming mutually reinforcing for broad swaths of America.
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The Plebeian faction expanded during the first decade of this century, under the leadership of President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao: They tapped their power base in the Communist Youth League, a boot camp for commoners wishing to be credentialed for Party membership.
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A number of the luminaries at the event were openly gay — among them Jim Hoft, editor of the Gateway Pundit blog, who got up onstage to introduce Lucian Wintrich, the young artist he was dispatching to Washington as the blog's credentialed White House correspondent.
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" He says "this is not the work of the proverbial crackpot blogger in her pajamas but rather a white paper from a group of seven well-credentialed academics, led by Guy Rolnik of the Stigler Center of the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
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"The voices of Nevadans and South Carolinians are being left out by the DNC's bizarre decision to narrow the polling window by almost 20 days while refusing to push for more qualifying polls or expand the list of credentialed pollsters," Steyer spokesman Ben Gerdes said on Thursday.
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The defending league champions and the most credentialed regular-season team in N.B.A. history, with 73 victories, the Warriors left Chesapeake Energy Arena late Tuesday night on the brink of elimination, battered in successive games by an Oklahoma City Thunder team that played like a tornado.
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I've encountered similar scenarios in which candidates of color are more credentialed, experienced, and qualified, yet they are scrutinized more than their white peers, lending credibility to the adage, "You have to work twice as hard to get half as far," as a person of color.
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"To help fulfill these expectations, we're evaluating apps critically to ensure data sources are reputable and that developers presenting these apps are from recognized entities such as government organizations, health-focused NGOs, companies deeply credentialed in health issues, and medical or educational institutions," the company explains.
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Midway through Wednesday's first game, the Big Ten announced that beginning Thursday, attendance at the remainder of the men's basketball tournament would be limited to players, coaches, event staff, essential team and conference staff, TV network partners, credentialed media and immediate family members of the participating teams.
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Since the National Association of Home Builders started to offer a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist program in 2002, nearly 7,000 contractors, architects, interior designers and occupational therapists have become credentialed by attending a three-day course, according to Elizabeth Thompson, a spokeswoman for the association.
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Mariah Carey's bodyguard dragged a guy out of the backstage area ... who claims he was a credentialed journalist -- but Mariah's team is calling BS. James Pablo tells TMZ he was backstage at Mariah and Lionel Richie's show Thursday night at San Diego State's Viegas Arena to interview their opener.
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Rosa Maria Paya, a prominent Cuban dissident and daughter of the late Cuban opposition leader Oswaldo Paya, and Orlando Luis Pardo Lazo, another Cuban dissident and writer, attended a press conference between Secretary of State John Kerry and Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez as credentialed members of the press.
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A confluence of factors — high student loan debt, the lackluster career success of over-credentialed Millennials, and the anti-free speech campus insanity chronicled on outlets like campus reform — have come together to encourage a reassessment of "the more degrees the better" thinking left over from the early 2000s.
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In response to the 9/11 disaster, the U.S. intelligence community eschewed their traditionally insular practices with regard to information sharing and embraced a unified knowledge hub, where properly credentialed users can plug into as needed, sharing data and applying analytics for the common mission of national defense.
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Fox News anchor Bret Baier, whose network did attend the briefing, said on Twitter that White House gaggles "should be open to all credentialed" organizations, and referenced a time when CNN and the New York Times stood with Fox News when the Obama administration tried to exclude them.
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Sanders, who speaks of bigger things and a different track in notably more strident tones, has been pulling away from the pack in something like the way that Trump separated himself in 2016, right down to a contested early result in Iowa against his most ostentatiously well-credentialed rival.
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That's not the only box: He regularly occupies the second tier of key polls, behind the four central candidates, Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and Pete Buttigieg, but ahead of any number of well-credentialed politicians, quirky microcelebrities, and well-funded randos — numbers that indicate support beyond the #YangGang faithful.
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From the various alumni teams—featuring players from low-major and high-major programs, recent NBA veterans and well-credentialed ex-collegian weekend-warrior types—to the fans in Seattle Supersonics shirts and Chauncey Billups college jerseys, the single-elimination, open-entry tournament is part serious competition, part nostalgic jamboree.
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The Bonnies were joined by an impressive collection of well-credentialed mid-majors—a group diverse enough to include St. Mary's, Monmouth, San Diego State, and Valparaiso—in falling short, while power conference schools with (arguably) worse resumes such as Syracuse, Michigan and Vanderbilt were included in the NCAA bracket.
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Indeed, among the many lawyers who have ever run for president, Cruz is uniquely well-credentialed, with nine Supreme Court oral arguments to his credit and analytical and rhetorical skills that, from his earliest days as a lawyer, were "simply amazing" and "off the chart," in the words of his first employer.
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In fact, when Ron was in Geneva during his father's first summit with Mikhail Gorbachev, former President of the former USSR, Ron was so as a credentialed reporter -- a writer for a magazine -- not a member of the first family, and spent almost all of his time in the press center working.
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Certainly, these credentialed artists have much to bring to the event, and are also by and large equipped to engage with communities other than their own, but a city-funded biennial with an open call seems the perfect opportunity to bring artists tied more to their communities than to the established art world.
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Trump's initial roster of economic advisers published during the campaign listed a single credentialed economist (defined as someone who has a Ph.D. in economics): Peter Navarro of the University of California, Irvine, whose anti-trade positions put him at odds with almost the entire economics profession — though on the right side of Trump.
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There had been some speculation that the judges had not been told that Carmody was a journalist protected by California's shield law, but according to San Francisco Supervisor Sandra Fewer, quoted in the San Francisco Examiner, Police Chief William Scott told her that the judges knew Carmody was a credentialed member of the media.
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The proof lies in both anecdote and data: the painfully maladroit men who confide in Yang that they cannot live comfortably in their own skin, the way whites do; the ranks of exquisitely credentialed Asian Americans who fill the middle tiers of this country's most profitable companies, but rarely make it to the top.
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Candidates have said they are being forced to adjust their campaign strategies away from winning votes to meet these benchmarks; party insiders are saying the benchmarks are excluding highly credentialed voices in favor of celebrity candidates; and down-ballot Democrats are complaining the donor threshold is taking much-needed money away from their races.
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The 2008 election of Barack Obama, a well-credentialed technocrat who identified very strongly with the character of Spock from Star Trek, gave the old-time scientistic-progressive religion new currency on the left and ushered in a cozy relationship between the Democratic Party and billionaire techno-monopolists who had formerly fashioned themselves as government-skeptical libertarians.
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Clinton is by far the more conventionally experienced and credentialed candidate, and in some respects is more hawkish: She has called for the creation of a no-fly zone in Syria, as well as more airstrikes there, and has urged closer collaboration with Silicon Valley to expand the United States' surveillance capabilities, alarming some civil liberties advocates.
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Even as the first George Bush administration paid some lip service to the specter of climate crisis back in the early 1990s, oil interests had marshaled a complex of PR outlets and dubiously credentialed authorities to push a denialist line on global warming, and to keep the terms of debate in Washington mired in a state of fretful paralysis.
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Or they at least had gone somewhere way to the west of I-19443 and I-21944—the monster expressway known as the Kennedy, which divides the city the way the Mississippi divides America, well out of range of the higher-credentialed and better-capitalized parts of the city where it's $22020 for a glass of wine.
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Those who violate the memo will be subject to disciplinary action, Politico reported, citing the memo from chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE Credentialed reporters are allowed to carry personal cell phones in the White House in areas they are already allowed to access, but must otherwise be accompanied by White House staff, Politico reported.
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When George W. Bush took office in 257, his first White House counsel, Alberto R. Gonzales, hired Mr. Kavanaugh as an associate counsel in part because, in an applicant pool filled with well-credentialed Republican lawyers, his experience working for the Starr investigation gave him a niche — dealing with oversight and investigations — Mr. Gonzales recalled in an interview.
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The defending national champion Tigers are expected to be so dominant in the Atlantic Coast Conference that nearly half of the preseason all-conference team is from Clemson, according to voting from 173 media members who were credentialed for last week's media days in Charlotte, N.C. Clemson placed 13 players on the 27-player preseason All-ACC team, announced Tuesday.
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In no other realm within child development, including school and health care, are parents are so sidelined — discouraged from speaking up, making requests, asking questions, told to wait 48 hours, and given little or no information or input into the decision-making processes — from adults (predominantly males) who are probably complete strangers who may or may not be credentialed and background checked.
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In 220006, Sanders' campaign formed from a binary choice between the junior senator from Vermont and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 2202 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE, a well-known, well-credentialed and well-qualified, but flawed avatar of the Democratic establishment.
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The Vice president, with eight years serving with Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 21625 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 2900,220006 at auction MORE and an extensive background as a Senator, is the best credentialed and the heavy favorite in this bracket.
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Collecting art can be like dealing in futures, and one could argue that the credentialed lawyer who bills hourly is acting as a kind of speculator and taking on all the risk when he trades for what is in a sense magically minted money — but on the other hand, it's the artist whose work has the potential to appreciate in market value.
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A race that was once considered solidly in the Republican camp is now rated a tossup, and the Liberal Women of Chesterfield County are stirring women to come out in such great numbers that the Democratic nominee, Abigail Spanberger, a well-credentialed former C.I.A. officer, may make history of a different sort in a district that has been deeply Republican for decades.
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Similarly, when Comey presented his findings in the Clinton investigation, he preemptively declared that "no reasonable prosecutor" would indict on such evidence, a claim subsequently challenged by those as credentialed as Rudy Giuliani and Joseph diGenova, former United States attorneys for, respectively, the Southern District of New York and Washington, D.C. In both instances, Comey put nothing on the table to substantively defend his decisions.
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School districts want to replace teachers they cut during the recession; more and more schools are working to increase hiring in an effort to lower student to teacher ratios; and as early education is being seen as a way to close the achievement gap and better prepare students for academic success, more schools are adding preschool to their campuses, increasing the need for credentialed teachers in early education.
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It is a well-intentioned, seriously ambitious, mixed success, with some 60 comments from a highly credentialed bunch, including Nora Burnett Abrams, director at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver; José Carlos Diaz, chief curator at the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh; Jamillah James, curator at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (and a curator of the Focus section at this show); and Christie's postwar art sales specialist, Isabella Lauria.
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"No qualified, credentialed engineering faculty member (1) oversaw the testing, (2) verified the data or calculations of the graduate student, (3) wrote or reviewed the final report submitted to Fitzgerald, or (4) wrote or reviewed the letter submitted to Diane Black with the far-fetched, scientifically implausible claim, that remanufactured truck engines met or exceeded the performance of modern, pollution-controlled engines with regards to emissions," Mr. Hoy's letter said.
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On Thursday, the D.C. Cannabis Coalition plans to hand out at least 1,000 joints to all members of Congress, congressional staff, interns, support staff, and credentialed journalists who are 21 years of age and in possession of a congressional ID. According to the event's Facebook page, the group will be giving away two free joints to each person — on non-federal land, of course, because while it's legal to be in possession of small amounts of weed in the city of D.C., the federal government doesn't allow for it.
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The Standing Committee of Correspondents, a group of reporters who represent and advocate for credentialed media in the Senate daily press gallery, sent a forceful letter Tuesday to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans GOP senator: 2020 candidates must recuse themselves from impeachment trial MORE (R-Ky.) and Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerGOP senator: 2020 candidates must recuse themselves from impeachment trial Collins questions delay on Lev Parnas documents Sanders calls for investigation into possible surveillance of Yovanovitch MORE (D-N.
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