These are among the defining moments in English football history.
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Before that, I noted the defining moments of VC in 2019.
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Here's a look back on 20 defining moments in Google's history.
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Players talk about such rants as defining moments in their careers.
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Los Angeles (CNN)Turning 50 is one of those life-defining moments.
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Last week, I wrote about the defining moments of VC in 2019.
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Whether stories like sexual assault survivors changing Flake's mind become defining moments.
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That deafening silence was one of the most defining moments in our history.
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Other defining moments include the introduction of the iPod, iTunes, and the iPhone.
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But those defining moments in your life are what really builds your character.
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It also resulted in one of the defining moments of the weekend: Perturbator's set.
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Some become defining moments in American politics and even change the trajectories of presidencies.
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From Instagram to the rise of strongmen, these were the era's 23 defining moments.
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It's one of Spidey's defining moments, and the film pulls it off pretty much perfectly.
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Eighty percent of life's most defining moments take place by the time you are 35.
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Merkel's most defining moments stem from her central role in managing the eurozone financial crisis.
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Still, Boone remained adamant that this series and this game would not be defining moments.
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Speaking to Lai it seems that many of his defining moments were sparked by America.
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CNN's defining moments have historically involved another one of the responsibilities of journalism: bearing witness.
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Read on for some of the defining moments for the LGBTQ community at the Academy Awards.
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Brown recently posted a clip sporting two of his career-defining moments as rendered in vinyl.
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In her words Many of the defining moments of L.G.B.T.Q. history have been revised or forgotten.
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It is impossible to know whether this Messi has already recorded one of those defining moments.
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"This is probably going to be one of the defining moments of my career," Bird said.
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Sunny Hostin remembers one of the most defining moments of her childhood like it was yesterday.
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His unexpected death had many fans remembering some of his most defining moments on the baseball field.
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The death of Mr Lee became one of the defining moments of the country's transition to democracy.
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His tweets have produced many of the defining moments of his presidency -- none of which are good.
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Here are some of the key events that led to one of global history's most defining moments.
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The resulting confusion, shame and distrust were etched into their memories and became defining moments in formative years.
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Suzy Welch: What would you call your most defining moments of your career where you learned the most?
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One of the defining moments for Twilio, the cloud communications platform, was when it secured Uber as a client.
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Defining Moments in Black History: Reading Between the Lies, Dick Gregory (Author), (HarperCollins Publishers) Outstanding Literary Work, Debut Author
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In the interview at Belichick's favorite restaurant, Mission BBQ, he discusses his career, family, leadership style and defining moments.
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Each administration's ability to handle an emergency and the response can become one of the defining moments of their legacy.
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But looking back, I now recognize three defining moments that demonstrated to me that abstaining from coffee has its repercussions.
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A meticulously prepared and canny professional, Mr. Byrne produced many defining moments of Irish public life — live in the studio.
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NASA's 1969 Apollo missions were perhaps the most defining moments of the decade — and of the history of the US.
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One reason Obama's popularity may have been so flat is that Obama was quietly competent, but with few defining moments.
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The months ahead are defining moments for the Trump Coalition – a test of its strength as well as its reach.
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Madonna's performance, often referred to as the Marie Antoinette performance, became one of her most career-defining moments to date.
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Their stories are colored with grief and flashes of black comedy, and they've come to be defining moments in their lives.
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Be smart: The merger will go down as one of Bob Iger's defining moments as CEO and Chairman of the company.
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"This will be one of the defining moments of American character for the first half of the 21st century," Benjamin said.
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Gazza's tears in the semi-final marked one of the defining moments of that tournament, and touched hearts throughout the country.
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Cruz supporters across the nation still cite his lengthy debate against Obamacare as one of the defining moments for the young senator.
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The defining moments in African-American history include slavery, the southern civil rights movement and the election of our first black president.
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The paintings in the exhibition depict many of the cities and villages where van Gogh saw some of his most defining moments.
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It is striking to look back at defining moments of the campaign and of Trump's fledgling presidency through the lens of hindsight.
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These votes can be defining moments for those of us who have the privilege to be elected to the United States Congress.
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"It's going to be one of the defining moments for President Trump if he's gonna pull off this trade deal," Salama said.
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Over the course of the past 10 years, they&aposve minted new trends, sparked national debate, and created defining moments in history.
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The empirical collapse of that supply side consensus, I think, is one of the defining moments of this period that we're living through.
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The footage of Johan Cruyff performing his eponymous turn against Sweden at the 1974 World Cup is one of the sport's defining moments.
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"I think in any company's life, you have defining moments — and that was definitely one of them," Hiut cofounder David Hieatt tells PEOPLE.
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It's part of Spotify's new Flash Frame series, available to subscribers, that integrates nods to artists' career-defining moments with new, live footage.
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"Just give me the ball," Rubio would say to aides before "defining moments" on big stages — something Obama, too, was known to say.
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One of the concept's defining moments came in 23 with the introduction of the Java programming language, and, with it, the Java Applet.
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This is a pity because, as Kamaly demonstrates, women have been crucial players in some of the most defining moments of the faith.
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Mr. Thomas's solo on the single "Nights in White Satin," which became the group's signature song, was one of the album's defining moments.
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As the title implies, I Lost My Body captures those defining moments in life when your soul feels like it leaves your body.
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Chapman demonstrated in combat alongside his joint partners during decisive and defining moments on a hill in Afghanistan more than 14 years ago.
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Defining Moments Dive deep into the most impactful moments in esports history with passionate casters and analysts explaining what made these moments so monumental.
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Trump's meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un next week in Hanoi, Vietnam could be one of the defining moments of his presidency.
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It is not what Spurs Manager Mauricio Pochettino and his players will share, for years, as one of the defining moments of their careers.
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From "Who Shot JR?" to The Red Wedding, "I Love Lucy" to "Friends," TV has offered defining moments of pop culture and modern society.
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Miscarriages were depicted as pivotal and life-defining moments, with posts that reflected women's new identity as a mother despite having lost their baby.
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Player; a documentary series about a pro e-sports team called Bootcamp; Defining Moments, about rivalries in e-sports; and ESL Replay, a recap show.
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However, today we look at that event as one of the defining moments of Western history, especially for what it now represents in people's imagination.
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At its high points, the show gave us culturally defining moments about technology, transcending the usual Mean Girls in spite of its girly pink facade.
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In light of all this, I asked Priebus what he considered to be the defining moments of this convention so far, before Trump's big speech.
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As one of America's premier photojournalists, Shearer captured many defining moments, but it was social disparity and injustice that he cared the most about illuminating.
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Carson admits that he had a violent temper in his youth, and says one of the defining moments of his life occurred when he was 14.
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"When we forego travel, we miss out on defining moments, experiences and memories, and end up costing our economy," Denis said in a press release Tuesday.
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One of the genre's defining moments came when Wolfe was having trouble meeting a deadline for a 1964 magazine story on the hot-rod car culture.
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The turn of affairs could prove to be career-defining moments for Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus and Democratic National Committee chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
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When it comes to African-American history, defining moments were the civil war, the election of President Obama, and Dr. King's "I Have A Dream" Speech.
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Fourteen years ago, I vowed to protect and defend this nation against all enemies, and it was one of the most defining moments of my life.
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The company's collapse in early April 220, owing $21.8bn to banks including Morgan Stanley, Barclays and UBS, was one of the defining moments of the crisis.
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The civil war and its aftermath remain defining moments for a region that is now more suburban than rural, and increasingly defined by some progressive big cities.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, also told PEOPLE in a statement that the opportunity to work with Singleton "became one of the defining moments in my career."
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Some college football games may not look like important matchups at the start of the season but could become defining moments as the season progresses, he said.
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These moments were about nonwhite artists, characters and concerns rising as defining moments in the culture at a time when white identity politics is defining the presidency.
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Throughout the first several chapters, we wade through a convoluted account of defining moments in Al Samawi's childhood but learn precious little about Yemeni life and society.
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" During a recent phone interview, Comer looked back on a few defining moments from Season 1 for her character, whom she described as "delightful, dangerous" and "delicious.
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Still, the actress and activist says one of the defining moments of her life was her mother's suicide in 1950, which happened when Fonda was just 12 years old.
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In an adorably candid video for Semaine, an online magazine and curated retailer, Kirke walks viewers through a couple of defining moments from her time filming the HBO series.
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And, if this is the defining moment -- or even one of the defining moments -- of the final months of the 2018 campaign, it's very, very bad news for Republicans.
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One of the defining moments of Apple's WWDC keynote earlier this week was when Craig Federighi, Apple's software chief, declared that the iPad would now have its own operating system.
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"What surprised me was how long fans hold a grudge or remember defining moments," said the other architect of the study, Joe B. Cobbs, an associate professor at Northern Kentucky.
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"What surprised me was how long fans hold a grudge or remember defining moments," said the other architect of the study, Joe B. Cobbs, an associate professor at Northern Kentucky.
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The two defining moments that led to paleocon decline were Taft's defeat and the suppressing of the John Birch Society by William F. Buckley and National Review in the early 1960s.
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The series will feature in-depth interviews with game designers, teammates, fans, rivals, even sports scientists assessing reaction speed — anyone who can add to the story of defining moments in esports.
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"Being able to articulate the defining moments that have shaped your life will help you get closer to realizing who you are and what your breakthrough is all about," he says.
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MLB honored the new King of Queens with a minute-long ad featuring highlights from his breakout rookie season, as well as the inspiring, life-defining moments that got him there.
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A journey through Kobe Bryant's life and career This interactive timeline takes you on a journey through Kobe Bryant's life and gives you 24 defining moments of the NBA legend's career.
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There are a number of instances throughout the album you could point at as being defining moments, but Dolph's greatest strength across the whole work is that he speaks the Truth.
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One of the defining moments of the American Revolution was that cold fateful March eve in 1770 where several Parliament-loyal British soldiers fired into a crowd of unarmed people, killing five.
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Often described as the most high-profile FBI director since John Edgar Hoover, Comey's handling of the Clinton investigation is likely to be one of the most defining moments of his career.
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"Being able to articulate the defining moments that have shaped your life will help you get closer to realizing who you are and what your breakthrough is all about," he says. 2.
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But it was not entirely surprising considering that Hernandez, a veteran, had been at the center of one of the defining moments of Boston's American League division series victory over the Yankees.
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For months, Ms. Sdoia trained on the steps of Bunker Hill Monument, a towering obelisk just north of Boston commemorating the Battle of Bunker Hill, among the defining moments in the Revolutionary War.
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It participated in some of that geopolitical conflict's most defining moments including the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis when Second Fleet ships helped enforce the quarantine that prevented Soviet ships from reaching the island.
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The releases of CBO estimates were defining moments in last year's debate over Republican efforts to repeal ObamaCare, with the analyses showing that millions of people would lose coverage under the GOP-backed legislation.
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She also recreated defining moments of her life, mythologizing her own story by documenting herself in dresses that had proved themselves especially admired or notorious, chief among them being her Queen of Hearts costume.
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Long-time North Carolina journalist and historian Rob Christensen has said that there are two defining moments in modern Southern political history: the Civil Rights movement, and the reaction to the Civil Rights movement.
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Though the case began to come to light before #MeToo entered its current phase, the trial of former USA Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar has become one of the defining moments of the #MeToo era.
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On Sunday, July 8, CNN's original series "The 2000s" will look into the defining moments of the decade from 2000-2009, and how those milestones paved the way for today's landscape of hashtags and hellfire.
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While her red carpet persona is rooted in unexpected wardrobe choices — from outfits made from raw meat to carefully- bedazzled lingerie — it's her hair and makeup that tend to mark defining moments in her career.
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Its defining moment (or one of its defining moments) was when Sanders told Clinton "no one cares about your damn emails" in reference to Clinton's use of a private email server as Secretary of State.
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One of the defining moments of his F.B.I. tenure came in 2004, when Mr. Mueller and the deputy attorney general, James B. Comey, raced to the hospital room of the ailing attorney general, John Ashcroft.
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The two nights of debates produced few truly defining moments other than author Marianne Williamson dismissing all of the plans being offered by the other candidates and insisting she would simply "harness love" for political purpose.
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Sometimes, hardships can be the defining moments that bring a couple closer together, but for others, it can feel like love is far outside the realm of what we deserve or can handle when we're broke.
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Despite the on-and-off bad weather and lack of food and other general resources, Woodstock lives on in history as one of the defining moments of the 1960s and of the generation that made it happen.
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The travel ban fiasco is one of the defining moments of the Trump administration, and I thought it would have been perfect for the Woodward treatment: a detailed, definitive recounting of what unfolded in those early chaotic days.
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Welcome to the modern papacy — one that is now eccentric, merciless, and shady AF. As I started writing this review, I tried out a few headlines that I felt encapsulated the vastly different but most defining moments of this fascinating show.
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Over his 42 year career at the space agency, Young played key roles in some of NASA's defining moments, and helped transition the agency from its focus on reaching the Moon with Gemini and Apollo to the Space Shuttle era.
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And that can and does happen when the fight ends with a knockout, submission, or ref stoppage, but when none of those defining moments happen within the time limit, that essential truth must turn into something a little more complex.
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The efforts of Strasburg, Soto and Rendon were legacy-defining moments — big stars doing big things — and while Verlander is a sure Hall of Famer, he is now the first pitcher ever to make at least seven World Series starts without a victory.
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As part of a new weeklong photo series, Souza has been sharing snapshots of the defining moments of Barack Obama's early days as president — from his inauguration night in 2009, to visiting U.S. troops in Iraq, to coping with the economic crisis.
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Four-time Super Bowl winner Montana, in one of the defining moments of his Hall of Fame career, led the San Francisco 49ers to a come-from-behind win with little time to spare in the NFL's title game 27 years ago.
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To trace that evolution, I went back to the archives to select the seven defining moments of late-night comedy in 2017, in chronological order — which, as you'll notice, present a much more somber picture than you might have expected in any other year.
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Khatib was responsible for much of the footage, capturing some of the most defining moments of the civil war: from men scouring rubble for life to the faint cries of newborn babies to the constant fear of when the next barrel bomb might be.
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The four new series —Player V. Player, Bootcamp, Defining Moments, and ESL Replay — focus on different aspects of esports and esports culture as described in the announcement: Player V. Player A gamified debate show with casters and esports influencers facing off over the hottest topics in esports.
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Hero-on-hero combat has moved from the page to the screen Given how thoroughly superheroes are associated with power fantasies about saving the day, rescuing the innocent, and triumphing over evil, it's a little funny that so many heroes' defining moments involve fighting each other.
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And in other fantastical realms, ABC is digging deeper into its Once Upon A Time lane with True Love, a post-feminist fairy tale series, and HBO is remaking the Israeli anthology House of Wishes, in which people get to relive defining moments of their lives.
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Of course, one of the most defining moments of his presidency occurred after the violent marches in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017, when he refused to come down hard on the neo-Nazis who entered the college town seeking to stir up racist and anti-Semitic sentiment.
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One of the most defining moments of the Reagan administration was when Nancy Reagan, clad in red with perfectly coiffed strawberry blond hair, appeared on television screens across the country, earnestly warning viewers about the dangers of drugs and urging Americans to be vigilant about reporting drug use to authorities.
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In an instant, natural disasters can become defining moments for a presidency, and Hurricane Harvey -- which is set to be the first Category 3 hurricane to hit the US in 12 years -- could be the first such moment for Trump, testing his administration's ability to handle a major natural disaster.
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In the most defining moments of the group's self-titled first album, just released by MIE, Mr. Ahmad sings in high and echoey, yet strangely intimate, long tones — in the past he has called his songs "personal transmissions toward specific people" — and Mr. Carlson and Mr. Sielaff build swirling, consonant backdrops.
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There are now a good 15 or so people on both sides of this fight lined up as Trump lawyers or impeachment prosecutors — and each one is likely to get a turn or three to speak on the Senate floor in what will be for many of them career-defining moments.
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TOMORROW, join us as we take a deep-dive into the defining moments of the past 7+ years of Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE's presidency.
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That's because Nars the man does his best work behind the scenes, whether it's backstage at fashion week (where he's been a fixture since the late '90s), snapping photos for his own campaigns or most recently, penning a beautiful new photo-autobiography book, Francois Nars, which features defining moments and images from his career.
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Here are the 20163 defining moments of the 2018-2019 term: Awkward appearance with Trump at White House Three days after the Senate confirmed Brett Kavanaugh, 50-48, to succeed retired Justice Anthony Kennedy and he took his oath of office, President Donald Trump held a ceremonial swearing-in at the White House and asked that the other justices attend.
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To reduce your transformation into a completely different person—who can look at, say, their record collection, their guitar, or their marginal success as a musician with absolutely no feeling at all, as though those defining moments and intrinsic parts of your personality never existed in the first place—to one mark out of five on a questionnaire feels like a joke.
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Workplace continuity decisionsThree factors make this crisis unlike any other, even compared to era-defining moments like 9/11: the disease has no geographical center, so there's no way to move operations away from it; it is transmitted between people, so work has to be done remotely; and it is not a singular event, but instead a pandemic that could last 18 months.
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"To anyone who has ever wondered what you would have done during those defining moments that we read about in history books — whether you would have risked arrest to demand votes for women or bled on the Edmund Pettus Bridge to demand voting rights for all — the answer is what you are doing now could be as important as anything that anyone has done before," Clinton said.
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"I feel like there are defining moments in our lives that shape who we are and the direction we go, and early in my career, I was spiraling down a path of real self-destruction, and no matter what successes I had, I just never felt good enough," explained Moore, who noted that she was "grateful" for her supportive daughters with ex Bruce Willis, Rumer, 30, Scout, 27, and Tallulah, 24.
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"I feel like there are defining moments in our lives that shape who we are and the direction we go, and early in my career, I was spiraling down a path of real self-destruction, and no matter what successes I had, I just never felt good enough," explained Moore, who noted that she was "grateful" for the suport of her three daughters with Willis: Rumer, 30, Scout, 27, and Tallulah, 25.
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"I feel like there are defining moments in our lives that shape who we are and the direction we go, and early in my career, I was spiraling down a path of real self-destruction, and no matter what successes I had, I just never felt good enough," explained Moore, who noted that she was "grateful" for the support of her three daughters with Willis: Rumer, 30, Scout, 27, and Tallulah, 25.
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And, until now, the story of Picasso and his love of paper, its pervasive importance, what it really enabled him to do, and how it made it possible for him to think through his fingers, at such speed, and with such dexterity, has been little studied, little shown for what it was … Let's take a particular historical moment then, between 1906 and 1907, when he was moving towards the creation of what would be one of the great, jarring, defining moments in the history of the art of the 20th century.
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